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Transfers, $1,000 ana Over
DAILY Statement.

(D0tly Statement.)
Mary L. and H. Eda to Josephine and
e. N. Perry-Part lot 7, Lincoln Ave.
Syndicate tract ...................$ 50 450
A. Morrison to trustee for Plemons &
veale and Houston & Marum-Lots
and 2, blk 40, Elec. Hstd trt.... 1000
r. w. Poindexter ct al. to r. j. An
derson-Lots 10S to 113, lis, 1872 to 1885,
G.. A. Smiths Third add. ......... 5000
r. j. Anderson ct al. to Clara c. Ga
C. and f. A. Forester ct an to II. ''
Jackins-Lot 60, Westake Park trt 400
Porter I. & w. Co. to Edward B. Pond
and Henry G. Campbell. trustees
TIT in Ro. Ex-Mlssion de San Fer
G. Aiken et al. 10 Il. q. Murphey ct al ''o0'
Part Sec. 2S, 2 s. 13................. 1900
Gdn of Maria, G. w. and Blanche Ell
hot to w. Sparks-Lots 0, 16 and H.
blk IS. San Pedro: lot "a, M5uthrop
& Andersons sub. of blk 80. San
Pedro; part lot 3. blk &c. San Pedro 1900
D. H. Clinton to Constance NJ. Allen
Part lot 8, blk 8, H. S............... 1000
S. H. Ellis, trustee, to E. c. Hedges,
trustee-Lot 2, Geo. w. Kings sub.
Of part lots 2 and 8, blk 80, H. S.. 1000
r. j. Haver ct al. to D. e. SkaSgg-
Lot Z, Kennedy trt .........,......... 1900
Thirteen transfers under $1,000, of
which four were nominal ............ 2,345
Aotui '.'...'....s,..,.s...... $l53 ,99b
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Local Quotations

BUTrER-Extra local 32.ounce squares,
squares, 52Hc; dairy, S2-os., 421aal5c; dairy
2s-oz. squares. 4o@42c; fancy tub, per h.,
i EGGs-1sa0c per Dozen
CHEESE-Martin's New York cheddars.
per r. 1sc; eastern full cream Per lb
coast full cream, per H., 11Mc; California
American, per d., i4c;, do. alb hand. per
'' Pio 5Iii rR'fs dozen Hens, s5o@5oo;
young ROSTERS, 400g5.OO: old ROSTERS, $50
ioO bg0iIsrs so0%2S9 flyers ,s sS@s7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., soc@1;0o;
cabbage per 100 lbs, 6og75c carrots AFRO per 100
lie, 5@6c; onions, 76075c; do. green, per doz.,
doz. zoe; green peas, SQ4c; turnlps. s5c:
GREEN FRUiTS-Bananas. bunch. 81: 50
2.25; Strawberries, COM, 5Q8c; fancy, go
re- blaekb Ferries 4gSc lfc.a 1ssat t@sc
p pss boa oc as sa
ak &c; goo socsep S per IT,. sS4c: currants.
sssc; ass, per box. S6Gs0c; peaches. per
= RAIsfNs-Faney clusters. 2o:lb. boxes.
L. L.. per box, 1875; 2-crown, loose, in sacks,
pcI 10, fCp o-CtoWus iooSC IA ooSASs pei Az.
PEAS s75ascS; biack-eysd beans, SO; gar.
per shell. l2Ql3c; hard shell. 7@Sc; pecans,
1s soiastsd io sSsi iS California raw 4S'c
LARDL,Rex pure leaf. .tierces. Sc: spe-
cie 1E Esttls rspderss laEd sSc
sSre 9ef faa So1 sRsS ss sS6esg S
DsEsG6 gMHxTs sut Per pa Sof S Bee
I cAr No n. hind
sc; hind quarters. No. q, 7c; ribs Of beef,
pork loins. &c; legs Of pork, slAc; pork
IivEsTocKpPer ID: Beeves. s@4Mc;
hogs, 4!ec; lambs. per head. 100000; sheep.
PER o sT sSa %Sb faYass psxy Iii so
w BEA zsSs Ans Rf1 bpR RqfEhab prAsplnk $3.50
$50; Lima, 3.25@36o; Lady Washington, 2.4o
pc aav s@soo blaekeyed Beans, soe; sic
vancos, 4.00Q450; lentils, imported. LoO0
500; IsntlIs, GaIifSsrnis. s.6994:oo.
lie; fancy breakfast Bacon. i1Ec; dried
beef. 14Ac; smoked tongues, soc; dry salt
se "a beliss 1922 av S!ss dry sat clears
TALLOW-Per lb. 2ta@312c.
BRED PRWiTs-Apples, sun dried,
peaches, fancy, unpeeled. 597c; pears, fan
s@1Oc; prunes, choice. boxed. 6@sc; sacked,
4Qec; dates, 71t@Sc; silver prunes. choice,
white. per ~. ,sg7c;, California black. per
H.. 50Shc; California fancy. per h., TAO
l0c; imported Smyrna. 1210p15c.
NUrs-Walnuts, Los Angeles, 1850; pa
Sq12c; filberts, 12@121tc; BrazIls, 11@1sc;
pinons, loq1ici peanuts, eastern. raw, .eh9
roasted. 6la07c.
MlLLsTUFFs-Flour, local mills. 4eo
per bbl.; Stockton brands. 4.65; Oregon, $50;
eastern, e00@6.75; shorts: ton. local, 200;
rolled barley, per 100 lbs. 1870; cracked corn,
per 100 lbs, l.15; feed meal, per 100 lbs, 10;
bran, per ton, 1000; graham, per 100 lbs,
HAY-wheat, per ton, 1s.oo@2aoo; barley,
T. o oSs %: oat 17oSgaooo; alfalfa. baed'
GRAIN-Wheat, No. /, 1.6O; No. a.;
corn, small yellow, LIS; large yellow.l15;
HIS; do. calf l5c; bulls, &c; salt steeIs.
6h@7c; sheepskins, 5G7c.
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incident Of the day was New York tape
preferred In the name of William Rookie
Teller. Southern railroads and some Of the
western roads showed notable strength and
there was also marked activity and strength
firm and active. tr,s .
The demand for securities has apparently
been largely diverted to the stock market
but prices held firmly. Total sales, ST..
81, 900
United States threes, when Issued, were
Is lower bid. Government bonds were 9TH
erwise unchanged.
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SAN FRANo1sco MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Prices Of
produce

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16.-Flour-Fam-
lily extras. 4.40@4.50; bakers extras, ALSO
4.25.
Wheat--shlpping, I1sN@1.21A per Genital:
milling, 1.30Q1.4 40 for old.
Barley-Feed, L15q1.17A; brewing nom-
Oats-Poor to fair, 1171t@l 2211t; good to
choice, 12531.3 30; fancy feed, 1S2h; gray.
1.22M@125: milling, 1.2sk0l I'm; surprise.
MiIistSffs- 1soo0aooo per ton;
bran, 15.60Q116.00.
milling. 1.30qt1.l0.
HasyWh sysfs oSlasC Th Sss. snd e. e.
Dry Bsans-Plnk,. s,so02io per GENITAL:
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lima, seQs IS; small white. s.oos. Is. large

Lima, a8@s IS; small white. 20O02 Is; large
white, IS0db2OO
observation-disclosures, 5o@7Oc per Genital;
green peas, 2.5o9S.0o per sack: toma foes,
141iac per h.; squash. 25G35c.
Fresh Fruit-Pears, Bartlett, 65@9Oc
per box; peaches, box, 20GG0c; strawber-
ries, 800G10.00 chest; nutmegs, LOCAL. 40;
cantaloupes. 1.00q2.00 per crate; apples, 400
@1.O0 per box.
Eggs-store, 15G17c per dozen; fancy
ranch. 23G25c.
DO seconds. Hose; fancy dairy dairy. 2i@ssc;;
do. seconds, 10000.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers, 16d1sc per 70. !;
old roosters, A25Qt;50 dozen: young roost-
brolers, 3s0@400; flyers, 4.OOd45O; hens,
100000; old ducks, 2.50R3.O0 geese, 7scQ
% pair; old pigeons. LIS: young pigeons.
1891 so.
Citrus Fruits-Navel oranges, -; Mex
lean lines. repack. 7.50aS.00; common Cali
fornia lemons, 2.00Q3O0; choice, 3.50G450.
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London Markets

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-THE. Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here continued firm
today. the Improvement being led by the
continued boom in. Americans. The gro
fessionalo traders, and the public here are
undoubtedly taking a. hand ip the rise
the continent. Berlin again bought North
ern Pacific greedily. The market for
Americans is beginning to widen, but the
activity is still confined to comparatively
few stocks, and the dealers complain that
with the exception of these stocks there is
considerable difficulty in dealing freely
Prices closed nearly at the best
and Turkish stocks. the other stocks were
featureless. Spanish tours were fiat. Japan
Is buying gold moderately.
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National Bank Changes

The latest bulletin OF the comptroller of
the currency, dated August s, gives the
following. among other changes:
Extended-The Bennington County Ma
tional Blk Of Bennington, VT, until August
Application to Organize National Bank
Approaching Juniata National Blk of
Mifflintown, Penn, capital $50 900, by T.
Van Irwin. l.. e. Atkinson, J. Hertzler, 81.
ct al.
Liquldation-The First National Bank of
st. Paul, Neb.. by resolution Of its stock
holders. to take effect August /, 1893
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California Fruit Sales

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-california fruit
at auction:
Pears-Bartlett. 2.25d2.b box and 145 half
box.
Nectarines-Red, 2.35 single crate.
Piums-Bra dshaw, 1.35 single crate; KEEL
sey Japans. 1.2111.35.
Prupes-German 1875 single crate; Gros,
s5cQl.30; Hungarian, 1.00q1.25; other vare-
ties, 75cI100.
Peaches-Late Crawford. 11O0G1 IL box;
Early Crawford, LILO; SusQuehanna, Lilo;
other varieties, 85c@1.00
Sixteen cars of fruit were sold.
CHICAGO, Aug. l6.-Caifornia fruit at
auction:
Pears-Bartlett, 1o5@2.25 box; Bussock,
LIS.
Prunes-Bulgarian 1.70 single crate; Hun
garan, SOcQi1.20.
Plums--Coumbia. 76c@1.05 single crate;
Egg, 65c61.O0; Bradshaw, S5c; Washington,
CSC.
Peaches-Early Crawford 75cI1 20 Box;
Foster, 65G85c; Muir, zoe.
Five cars were sold
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Spanish Securities

LONDON, Aug. 16.-Spansh tours closed
at 42A, net loss from yesterdays closing
of n.
PROFESSIONALISM tours closed at 42.35.
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Mertgager, $1,000 and Over

lDalIy Statement.)
josephine end c. N. Ferry to Mary
Syndicate TIT. Yrs, 10 per cent dA.. u,4t
F. Nielsen ct al. to So. Cal Saw BIZ
Lot ., blk d, Morris Vineyard trt, 3
yrs, II per cent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Fl. JRck!ns ct al. to same-Lot g.
Westlake Park trt. 3 mos, II per
cent ........ ........................ La
Sixteen mortgages under $1,000 49,. 10 SO
r.A., -. a,
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Silver Bullion

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 16.-SIlver bars
5S%c; Mexican dollars, Asa 461sc.
LONDON, Aug. 16-Bar silver. 271sd.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Bar silver, 595sc
Mexican dollars. ACC.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, 1912 O61, 911 ;
gold reserve, s197. 1856, O53.
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MEDIUMS

REMOVED-MRS. PARKER, MEDIUM
and Palmist; life reading; business spec
ulations, mineral locations, removals
lawsuits, travels, marriages. children
dispositions and capabilities; all affairs OF
life. 416h 8. Spring ST., room 8. Fees,
60c and 81.
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The Southern Development company, San
Francisco: 800 900: subscribed, $3.50.
The Sheepherder Gold Mining company.
San francisco, $3.50 900: subscribed, $780,
- The Union Warehouses. San Francisco;
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Nerxous Debility and Contracted Alffnents

DIR. MEYERS & co. offer health, strength,
new powers to weak and suffering men.
best medical colleges Ia the world and have
gained a vast amount OF valuabie knowl-
full practice. If you are. SUFFERING with
contracted ailment which has been re-
Gently acquired, or one. that has became
chronic and dangerous by neglect or Cad
treatment, consult DR.. Meyers & Cey'THey
are famous for curing all such troubfea.s II
you have weakness that's annpth6 ,xour
life and unmanning you ~robbing YOU Of
true manhood, these specialists can make
you strong. They ,have.such aith in;fheIr
ability that they make this ofset. NUPAY
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Consultation, privnte books for men ana
advice FREE. All letters confidential.
21S South Broad way,
Take elevator. Private entrance, room 49,
DR. MEYERS & CO. So
The only reliable and the only legally reg
istered physicians in Southern California
treating every form of weakness and dis
eases of men. g., 7nF y. ~
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life business reading medium; all business
affairs of life looked into for the ad-
vancement of your future 1854 S. Spring
street. tt
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Aug. 16-Callforna dried
fruits dull.
&c; choice. sac; fancy. 9NMl0c.
Prunes-418c.
Apricots-Royal, 10G13c; MoMorpark. 100
18c
Peaches-Unpeeled. $500; peeled, 10916c
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kansas City live stock

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Aug. 16.-Cattle-
Receipts, IL 900; choice grades steady 9TH
ers weak; native steers, 4.O5G5.4O native
COWS and heifers, 1.50d5.O5; stockers and
feeders, 3.00d60 90; bufls, 2.2593.75.
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Petroleum

OIL CITY, Pa, Aug. 16.-Credit balances.
97c certificates, sales 5000 bbls. cash at
97isc; closed, s7*c bid for cash oil; ship
ments, 114,2S2 bbls.; runs, 104 ,393
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NINE. GRACE, CARD MEDIUM AND
Palmist: the wonder of the 18th century;
reveals the past, present and future. 544
S. Los Angeles ST.. between Fifth and
Sixth SITS. tt
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MRS. SANFORD JOHNSON, INDEPEN-
dent slate writer and clairvoyant me-
dunn. 1901 s. Spring ST. Hours 10 a. m.
to 4 p. m. daily. Sundays excepted. ell
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AGNES SMITH, CARD READER, CAN
be consulted at 31S 8. Hill st. 81
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE following
are the closing prices on the New YORK
atock EXCHANGE today.
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MISS VALIANT. NOTED CARD READ.
er and palmist. Room 4, 1904 8. Spring
street. 81
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MRS. SANSOME, CLAIRVOYANT AND
business medium. Grand Pacific hotel,
423h s. Spring st. uu17
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Clc-o &. onc B00kbinderS and
OIdSS "a AOllx Blank Book Manufacturers
2l3.2ls NEW HIGH ST. Los Angeles
EXCURSIONS

ROCK ISLAND PERSONALLY CON-
Quoted excursions every Tuesday and
Wednesday,; low rates; quick time;
Union depot. Chicago; office. ga South
Spring st. II
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LEONORA d'ESTE, LIFE READER,
truthful predictions; reliable advice. 10TH
S. Broadway. S-29
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MRS. E. M. DUVAL, CLAIRVOYANT
and business medium; the most wonder
full in her profession. 1888 e. Fifth st. If
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MRS. KATE HOSKINS, TRANCE ME-
dunn; sittings daily; evenings by sp-
pointment; circle Tuesday evening, &c;
at 1922 s. Spring st. tt
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Releases, $1,000 and Over

(Daily Statement.)
Z. F. Croft to c. Ehrepfeld, 521-222.. So, 0OC
Fifteen releases under $1,000 .......... 6,713
Total Observation-Disclosures, 1871;
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n1N1Na AND AssAy1No

THE BIMETALI.IC ASSAY OFFICE
and Chemical Laboratory. ia 8. Main It.
r. 4. PEREZ. d. NJ, Manager. 11-lrt3
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-03-10
FACTS ABOUT SPAIN.
Four American States Are More
Than Her Equalizer
Illiteracy.

It Is interesting to know that the total
population of Spain is 17,656,633. Many
people, without looking up the matter,
would say at guess that SPANS popu-
lation was 35,OOO,OOO or 100000. But it
is, in reality, not ls,OoO,0OO. Spain has
an area of 1850 square miles. The
area of France is only few thousand
square miles greater, and yet France has
q population Of very nearly 100000.
Texas would have 1886 square miles
left over. The states of Pennsylvania,
New York, Illinois and Alabama have
more population together than has
Spain, and are immensely more wealthy.
These states could borrow enough money,
with their whole field of commodities,
men and capital behind the loan, to pay
off at one coup the whole national debt
Of SPAN. They could: raise, pay and
maintain bigger army Ethan Spain
could. Their natural resources could
outlast Spsin's ten to one. Their steam
power is infinitely greater, and as man
power can always be gsuged by steam
power you can imagine the difference.
These four states could exist If they
eequestrated from all the rest Of the
world. Spain could hardlyllive day.
She has steadily shrunk and shrlveled
and lost her possessions, until now all
che has left worth speaking Of is Cuba.
The Philippines are insignificant pos
sessions.
Only one nation in Europe is lower in
enlightenment than Spain. That is Italy.
OF all the population Of Spain only %
per cent can read and write, per cent
can read only and 68 per cent can
neither read nor write.
SPANS banking power, like her steam
power is practically nil. She has in all
not quite 1000 miles Of railroad. Chios.
20 Times. Herald.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-03-10

millet. Prof. Shsw's attention was
called to the subject by Mr.. Wade's srti-
Gle in the Dakota Farmer, published at
Aberdeen. The professor, who is re-
graded as one Of the best authorities in
his line, says he holds the same views. as
Mr.. Wade, that experiment station oper-
ators have exaggerated or colored the
injurious results of feeding millet to
certain stock. At future tine Mr.. Wade
says he will publish some further in
formation as to the kind of seed, the
time and amount to SOW and where to
purchase seed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-03-10
GROSS SEEDING.
What ID. w. Casseday, Land and
Industrial Commissioner,
$500" Railway, Says.

Farmers, make q note of this. Have
you ever tired seeding your grain both
ways Of the field. 1t will not only ID
crease the yield, but will help to protect
the crop from the hot winds.
Drill in one.half bushel OF wheat per
acre in the ordinary way. then drill IN
one. half qushel per acre at RIGHT
ANGLES to the first seeding.
II good seed is used, one bushel per
acre is enough. By this method you
cover the ground better, get q finer and
firmer seed bed, and better stand Of
wheat, and better yield, and as the
rows Of grain run both ways, it will pre-
vent the winds from blowing through
the grain and evaporatine the moisture.
A number of farmers along the $500"
line in Dakota tried this method last
year, and we're we'll pleased with tho
result.
You can count on an increase of 5 to
5 bushels per acre over the one way
method.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-03-10
MARCH 3oTn.
Date of Fusion Meeting and
Banquet at Fargo. Bryan
and TOWne Expected.

The local committees of the fusion and
reform forces in North Dakota have an.
nounced q meeting will be held at Fargo
Wednesday, March 80, to hear speakers
of prominence discusss national topics.
The meeting has been arranged under
the auspices Of the bimetallic committees
Of all parties IN the state. Among those
who are expected to attend are Hon. w.
J. Bryan, congressman Towne of
Minnesota and Representative Hartman
of Montana. There will be banquet
in the evening, at which tho above gen.
tIemen will speak. Other arrangements
es to details of meeting will be an.
nonpced later.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-03-10

With thick fir olumps while here and
there rich green foliage contrasted
against the unbroken white Ct the snow.
At SOP. m. we had got back in camp.
Next day with team OF seven dogs
We took the frozen man, our sleds and
blankets and started for the coast. II
was blowing great guns, and it took us
till near dark to get to the bottom OF the
pass. We started the boy to camp with
the team, and went back after our sleds.
1t was dark when we returned and hard
to follow the trail back. but finally did so
and reached Sheep Camp tired out. A
75o supper and bed on saw dust floor
near hot fire made US forget our
troubles. At Long lake there is q
''restsurspt" Of two tents 1Ox12 put TO-
gether and in that space one night 81
men and one dog slept, or tried to.
was there in all five nights, and two OF
them got about two hours sleep. The
snow melted on the tent and went
through wetting me to the hide.
caught a bad cold. Many will nc
doubt be sick from from exposure.
We raised $50 for the man with frozen
feet. The Odd Fellows are doing many
kind acts for sick men. We sent home
two good fellows in collins.
A postscript Of Feb. 8, adds: II have
just been down on the wharf on the
arrival of The Queen from Seattle car.
rying about 1000 passengers. The
Islander came in today with $50 pas
sengers. I have been waiting for three
days trying to get my mail, but I don''
like to stand in line two hours, so have
not got it yet. Skaguay is growing fast
"a mushroom growth. There are three
complete wharfs and another being
built, some six general merchandise
stores, blacksmith shops, saloons anc
gambling houses plenty. The valley
back three or four miles is plated, sur
veyed and located for townsite. was
Ollolcd %iC AOA NY loV eluN Will Wa
let it go. Am thinking of buying 6
horse to draw my outfit over the trail
but had proposition which l am CON
siderlng, to 90 with party to Dawson
but doubt if should stop there long
To be frank I honestly believe timet
will be enough better there to induce
any man to stay at home, because from
the number Of people who are fockinl
IN here it looks to me as if wages will be
knocked in the head If half OF them ge'
into the interior. Regards to the boys
and tell i.hem to stay st home and avoic
the rush to the ticket wagon. Fares
have gone up to $45 and $50 from Seattle
to Skaguay.
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formation as to where Spain got the
money to buy the war ships, recently
purchased in England, is that France
has come to SPANS rescue and supplied
the cash. Paris bankers have advanced
more money to save Investments in
Spanish bonds from becoming worthless.
France hold more Spanish bonds than
any other nation and has direct pecun-
iary interest in the continued control of
Cuba by spain.
The French holders of Spanish bonds,
it is stated, are prepared to 60 to almost
any limit in aiding Spain to prepare for
hostllit,es with the United States.
II Spain loses Cnba, through the in
tervention Of this country, the bonds of
Spain, based upon the revenues from
Cuba, will become as worthless as the
obligations OF the late confederacy.
II Spain can resist the Intervention of
the United States, she may win back at
least portion Of her losses through in
vestments in Spanish securities.
II Spain loses Cuba through the same
cause, she may still retain her autonomy,
If the loss Of Cuba comes after fight
with the United States.
The loss OF Cuba without war with
the United States will assuredly lead to
the absolute wiplng ont Of the present
Spanish dynasty, in the opinion of
French inanciers. Hence their will
lneness to make one more despairlng
effort to hold the tottering dynasty on
the throne-a willingness which means
the investment of more millions in bonds
which are already deprecated nearly so
per cent.
PRESSURE UPON THE POPE.
These same French statesmen are said
to be moving every influence they can to
| induce the vatican to interfere IN behalf
of Spain, the recognized mother of Ca
tholicism.
1t IS declared by some pro-Spanish
people that should Spain reach the point
where all others ignored her. that the
papal authorities would listen to the ap-
peal and advance her money with which
to suppress internal strife and, incident.
ally, to resist foreign foe.
But in any event France, which, since
the days of Garlbaldi, has been looked
upon as second only to Spain in her con.
stancy to the church, will certainly be
found on the side Of the Castllian rather
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-03-10
The Cannon Bill Unanimously
Passes Both Houses Of
Congress.
Every Senator Present Voted
For The Bill and Every
Absent Senator
Was Recorded as In Favor OF
It.-PairS Broken to Go
on Record.
France SAID to be Backing
Spain in a Financial
Way.

st. Paul, Mar. 8, Especially: The senate
passed the Cannon defense appropria'
ton bill OF $5O,OOO,OOO without debate.
Every senator voting aye. The bill car
ried with it provisions for national de-
fenses and Is regarded as the most pow
erful peace measure that could be
devised in making preparations for War
it it is to come with Spain. The appro-
priatlon will not involve any issue of
bonds according 20 treasury officials.
On Feb. the cash in the treasury
amounted to $685. ,566. of which S2O4,-
O63,971 was gold, ll,S5S,S34 silver,
$1O7 7,564,95S IN paper currency and $685.
O94,0O2 10 dsbursing officers balances
etc. The net available cash on hand
above all liabilities amounts to $685..
564,2O3.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-03-10
Kensal Township Election.

At the recent election held in Kensal
township the following officers were
elected:
Supervisors: Joe NoRosek, chairman
Hugh and Andreg Petrek.
Louis Miller, clerk Hans Nelson, treas.
urer; Frank Nogosek. assessor.
Justices Of peace,O johnson and Wm.
Guslander.
Constables, Wm. Buzzell and A. Craw.
ford; Frank Skroch, road overseer.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-03-10

What pleasure ls there in life with a
headache, constipation and biliousness?
Thousands experience them who could
become perfectly healthy by using De-
Wits Little Early Risers, the fsmoua
little pills. Wounenberg & Avs.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-03-10
Horses for Sale.

I have for sale l6 head Of good work
horses all broken. Parties wishing 70 buy
will do we'll to see them on sec. "a g.
G. O. WALTERS, Pingree. N. u,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-03-10
About Mtllet

Prot. Shaw OF the Minnesota expert
ment stat'ou has written O. Wade for
further information on the subject Of