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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
METHODIST
CONF ERENCE

SPOKANE. Sept. Many minis
tiers and taymen who vii attend the
Columbia river conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church which
meets here tomorrow. have already
arrived. and when the full deicRa-
ton IL here. the mum ber will be- be
tween 800 or 100. The board ~ exam
iners IN IN SECESSION for the purpose Of
holding tho regular annual lnvestiRa-
tion Of candidates who have not com
pieted tte presc~ibad course ~ study.
At the conference p brigade Of boys
in full uniform viii act as pages.
This II an Innovation IN Methodist
church work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

hrsT sud aalt thorough dancing seheol
cts EaHko hall Fifth snA pix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

NHW HOME sewing machines Rest an
ghraFasl machine made. sold On easy pa.
u,ufF once next ducr 90 pustofice
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rye Hour. e. p per iI3 lbs In ie-lb
snctai split peas. t00-lb sacks. s. 80.
split pens. 100 pc. 100 lb- IN 2a=ib
boxes. pearl barley 4i,Zi per 100 Hos
IN sacks. rolled barley. &c 90.
wheat fakes. 55-lh boxes. 81 $50
10. wheat fakes so ger case ~
20 2=lb pkrH. fancy f4l.rd oats. SA5
per bale. in g-lb SACK. corn meal.
yellow. s. so per Dbl ~. Go-ib aieks.
corn meal white. o. 90 per Dbl Boa 90
10 sacks. buekwheat -four. pure. . -
% Per Dbl Ia t0zlb sacks cracked
wheat. 81 per hbi 90 .dsib sacks
steel rIt oatmeal. 81 20 pee htl Boo 60
~ sacks. graham Hour 8 go per bb.
Ia G0=ih sacks. whole wheat -four. 81
per Dbl In 5o-Ib seeks. rye meal 81.
per bbi IN sa=Ib sacks. rye tour. 81
per hbi. fancy relied oats. $50 lbr ret
IN bbis 1t2s. fancy relied oats. g0zjb
sacks. 3sen. fancy rolled Oats. per
case. 1913. chop. a1-lb H4eha. &c g8
diary co.'s chop. s1-it aashs. 1880.
Coner 8abbiugi -GrreH Mocha.
per 10. 1147lH. Java. pee Do. sin sse.
Costa KIfa. choice. PR %, t5Ui lie.
Roasted Arbuckle's. In ieo-lh ca sea.
per 100 lbs. tis25. eoah cases. per 100
lha. tleas. 7e=lh eases. per ie9 ihs.
ti24s. Java. 0-ih tiaH. per ID. &c
sack Sac. Adeu Mocha. g4Ac. Cara
raia. secs Guatemala. gle ground
coffee. iea zoe Lien. 1908 81 s5 esa.
yss5 Sc. ti2tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
MUST STOP
ALL HAZINC

WEST POINT. y Y Aug 30 Ca
Diet ihlHp : smith 81 Nebraska. Whu
a year asa. hen member II the
second elaHH. WAS tried hy general
raurt martial hy hssing q plrbe'
aui sentenced 10 suspension. waa
dismissed from the military academy
to-day. JUST g haars after be hat
reported back 20 Join the pfssrnt
Third class Smith pas caught rs
pnr ~ ffr acting officers hha.ua the
saa uf Gen. Frederick = Grant
Smith hal pniy a fee hours ga leave
he institution 90. Mills has deter.
mirci Go stamp puf hnr'nE. AMI al
cadets caught az IL Wlli meet With
similar fate THIS ia tho first iime
iu fhr h.ntarF - the academy thai
cadet has been dismissed Tor haA-
Ing without a trial
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BIG GUNS TO
GREET DEWEY

SAN FRNNCfsCo. aep, t-Twa
eu-ipn guns have Ieft Mare leland
for Vermont, where they win boom a
salute from the hills surround.ng ADD
mirai peney's uRtlvN town ~ Mont
pelIer when the flagship ia sighted
NJ SANDY Hook
Gov Z. = smith - Vermont an
piled 10 The auth lrltiev az Washing
ton far two heavy gums 70 he fired IN
Dewey'n honor The department IN
formed the governor tat the only
guns which oould be used were NJ
Mar Island navy yard IN California
and that no FUN Il we're available for
their transportation
Give me an order and VIII stand
the expense. sail tho governor. ana
the biz guns viii be on hand O. sa-
lutte Dewey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

Hay 0aabiHE1-ruRet sound, PEI
'au. tfg9. Eastern Washington tim.
aihy. SIS oeaite1. atfnifa. Iio.nn9il o.
cate jotbirKl-- tan. ts10sk
Barley Steam rolled. 10. hole
So
corn whole. - -. cracked. -
feed meal Scr ton. - o..
Feed wheat 81. Oh cake. meal.
- 10. mldaiIngs 81 oef. 3 %. bran
az 20. shorts. iis ao0ls ~. chopped
fesi - CeH % o.. dairy chopped feed
ia co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
WILL
SAVE GRAIN

0BRNAts. Or. Sept sThe heavY
and dr.nrhInk August rains viii be
an object lesson tu the farmers ~
the Willamette valley In former
years the stacking II al grains Mss
largely pfact.cut on aeeouui - lhe
scarcity ~ laner-ssslnE machinery.
a. well a. from an economical point
% view Since the advent ~ hun
culture. which prusiurt has been a
commercial commodity % growing
importance since iSsa. there has been
NOR diversified turn ~ farming
many farmers ca&akinz ln the pro-
dueti1u ~ bash grain and hops. CON-
dItonr now demand thai tire grain
crop b. out ~ harms way ln favor
~ the hop crop. phieh is more PERISH
able
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
Heir In an Aim 9 house.

WACO. Tex, sept 3 Bennett SIT
Ter. ono 81 the alleged heirs 20 tho
ST.. 600 600 fortune Of Matthias sitter,
and who IL gaid 10 have lived In
Bloomington. III, has been found Hc
is an Inmate ~ the aiuphause Of
Dewett county a. Hatlayillo lie was
taken to the almshousc last July.
suffering frum the fracture u a leg.
sustained I'm runaway at Weldon
John Hostetler. Of Yuton. this coun-
~. also claims 20 be one OF the
heirs 20 the sitter millions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
LACROSSE
IN SEATTLE

Next Saturday Prof Foster. the
Victoria golf Instructor. VIII BRING
two lacrosse teams. the James Bay
and The Victoria Vests. 10 Seattle.
Two exhibition games viii be play.
ell The proceeds 81 the Saturday
game VIII be given 20 the Orphans
home. while those from the game
sunday Vill be applied toward pay
ing the expense of bringing the teams
over from Victoria
Prof Foster II an enthusiastic la
crosse player and ls anxious tu 500
q team organized IN seattle La
crgsae ia q Canadian game. and has
never been introduced on this side
II the line 10 any extent That the
game VIII he popular here wus Shown
by yesterdays attendance at Maids.
oon park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
A VICTIM OF
EDMONTON

NATION. III. sept s-In Nav.
iss5 Nnttnsn company started tao
men. James HiuAlr anH Jack Peters.
90 fbe Alaska sod a~lds rs che 80
monitor rnute ThrY reported reach
Ing paint uaf faf from TOR rntts5
rich nnd Peters wrn1 on ahead Ca
stake eiairas HHi Mnhie fHnk eafe
nf fhr supplies 4 message vas re-
rrIeed rom the Edmonton country
today Stains that iiinklr MAS uiaH.
iuE auj fa supp ,aei 81 have been
murdered ar drowned He wife ~
fused e believe that he is lead. bus
ue fart that he haI uai been Nsars
from f9r sofnr time o. unrxu.alnable
on any basis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
WOULD NOT HELP A
WOMAN IN FLAMES

CHICAGO. Sept. The spectacle
OF WomaH. covered with flames.
bounding toward them ard shrek
ing With agony, threw the 20 patrons
OF the woman's Cooking Rep1siiary
pininE room into a panic during the
noon luncheon hour. Nearly all leap
ed for the narrow doorway FORMING
an exit
The victim % the flames seized a
man who was nearest her and pii~-
ously begged him q help her The
man dashed her aside other men
did not go 70 help but tried 20 rs-
cape
Women came 70 her rescue. but too
late 90 save the victim. she waa
Kate DaKRett. a cook. and wili de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning. -Husiucss open-
81 on Western avenue this morning
with % market we'll stocked with ma
tive fruits and vegetables, and an
active demand california products
arc practically crowded out ~ tho
market by native produce. Nearly
ain fruits and vegetables are bccam-
ing cheaper though tomatoes pears
and crab apples are slightly on the
advauce.
butter has been getting higher for
some time. and Washington cream
cry r. selling we'll at &c
The supply II chickens Is pretty
we'll cleaned up. aud prices vary
from l3dlic,
The nsh market has met an i'm
portant change In the supply OF hall
but over i00 600 pounds Of hallbut
arrived here yesterday, and the price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
Chicago Bid ers Successful

WASHINGTON. y. G. Sept g.
BIDS were opened today A. the treas
ury department FOR the foundation.
supersttucture and roof - the extern
building at st. Paul. Mimi. There
were six bIdH Of which that ~ tho
~ u Hayes COMPANY of Chicago,
for $4,000. was the lowest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
NEW CLIPPER
LINE STEAMER

an order Was placed with Moran
Bros. company yesterday by capt r.
F.. Caine. general manager u the
Pacific Clipper line. for a steam
schooner which uiii cost 500 go The
keel will he laid October /. and the
vessel completed and ready lar com
mission by next March she VIII
Be called the g. ". Dickinson The
general dimensions Of the vessel wllI
b. Length over ali. 20 feet between
perpendicular. g00 feet breadth u
beam. % feet Inctes. depth II hold.
Is feet. nodded depth. n feet 2 inch
-. capacity. / $40 tons. The Dickln-
son viii have a speed - Il knots per
hour
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting

Notice IS hereby given that the
regular annual meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Seattle and North
western Mining and Stock Exchange
Will he held at the companys office.
10 a. IN. Thursday, September IL
next, for the election OF trustees.
JOHN USHER, jr., Sec.
Dated Seattle. WASH.
Aug. 81. 1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

EMPIRE CITY. or. Sept 5-rIre
destroyed twa store buildings be-
longing Il John Flanagan also
Walker'a machine shops, senEstaok
ems general store and the odd Eel
lows hulidiux THE taas amounted
10 10000 with small Insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
TINE BITTER cur.

The Vancouver baseball club yes
trrday afternoon turned the tables
On the Seattle Rainirra. defeating
them bY q srote ~ O. T. Harvey
and Mcmillan was the battery FOE
Fanroayvrs. auA case and pBsy Tor
HainirrH Score last Saturday was
n 70 10 in favor " the RalHirrs \
return game wlii 10 PLAYED So about
two weeks al Vancouver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
THE STATE or WASHINGTON
KING COUNTY ps.

Is lNt ibl \ rs
In the Justice Court Duwamish Pre-
cinct. before Henry Carson Justice.
To the Juneau Trading company. n
corporatiun. and 10 g.. W +. John
SON and NJ. +, Johnson his wife. dc.
PENDANTS.
In tho name Of the state ~ Wash
lueton YOU are hereby notified that
The Globe Wall Paper company. a
rorporatIon. has tlled complaint
,rufnpt YOU IN said court which VIII
come on to me heard at my office I'm
seattle In King County Washington,
ON the goth day Of September, \. ~.
1898 at the hour Of o'clock a. m.
and unless YOU appear and then and
there answer. the same will b.
taken as confessed, and demand uf
plaintiff granted The object and de-
mnnd OF said complaint ia 10 re-
cover from you scventy-nve dollars
and 40 cents. with interest from July
10th. 1885. for goods, wares and mcr-
chandise sold and delivered you at
your request
Complaint filed July 18th. 1899.
HARRY CARSON, ]. Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
LIGHT FINGERED GENTRY

John cole and James walters we're.
Madison park on a charge 81 at
tempted robbery II IT, alleged the
two men were caught IN the act -
picking rho pockets ~ an old man
by the name ~ Fentuu Miller
They secured purse, but Il con
tanned nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
Porto Rico Raiiof Work,

PHILADELPHIA. "a. sepi g.
ms Porto Rico relief committee VIII
issue an appeat ia the country faf
80 90 more a. send e second earno
~ fpad and supriIes riniians
90 tht relief naN amount II marty
90 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
vcToRlaNs LOST.

Yesterday afternoon tho Victoria
lacrosse team went down before the
men In dark gray from Vancouver.
The score was 2 to !. The game vas
witnessed by over "a. Don people The
individual plays and team work vas
81 a high order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
MaRinE BUSINESS.

capt y l.. Rogers. hathormaeter
In hia report for August. saws that
81 steamers and 10 sailing vessels az.
rived during the month Forty. nine
steamers and a. sailing vessels left
here 90 u.t2s aggregated tonnage
Tho receipts nr noaelu amounted To
81 $40 SEQ. and the shipments ta toss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05
800, 900 Acres at Stalk o

SANTA FE. y, NJ. sept 5--THe
unitcd states court ~ private land
claims. in session here. today reject
81 the Soeerrt town grant 81 over
soo.noa acres On which a dozen Hour
ishinE towns are situated ard which
was claimed By Eutymia Mantoya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

has fallen from 5WGe tn alh4iitr
am4H Hah are Htlil scarce and the
demand Tor them b. not great
Grains have not changed much
lately thoura there lH q prospect
far luW market un oats dutiur thr
FALL
TIE following prices are being Of
tered % the producer bY the local
dealers for delivery in round lots On
the dock or ln the car at Seattle
Gralu oats. So co. barley. SO 90
wheat chicken feed. gi9g5. bran. "a.
shorts $500
HAS Puget sound. per ton. fgUG 80
Eastern Washington timothy. 81 90
ai2. alfalfa. l9WtC.
EgEf Strictly fresh ranch e5c
uuttrr Fresh ranch. sal0c. best
creamery. 2f02le.
Poultry chickens. lisc. taNite.
ducks. lse. turkeys, l5e. geese. iOc.
live stock Choice beef cattle.
COWS. aulhe. steers. akalne. good
hogs. live. tuaNei hogs. dressed. Ie
calves dressed. iarge. &C.. small, %.
calves. large. i've. &C. small &C.
Hides. Potts ana Wool Heavy
sound. haitrd steers. over GO lbs. SIC.
medium sound. per NJ. sc. light
sound under - lbs. 7'ae; COWS. sound.
all weights. 5iso stage. bulls ana oxen
tutc. raltcd tipss 5ite. colves. per 10.
stsr green hides. g. Jess than sailed
dry hides. rer no. Zee dry rulls. one
thlri less. summer deer. per d. .sN
fir. winter deer. dry NHl6r. pnpery
deer. auiscs dry riks s4lioc. afeen
-Ik. tu5c. sheep pnlta. s5U3sc. shear
linss. isHssel EaHtrfn Washington
wool. S4e Western Washington wool
izisc. dirty OF timber burned. i0'sc
talluW. 2ia4de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

WANTED bay old SOFA and silver. II
ucnsei mfr. 1ewrler. 3 iiinckley hlcck
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Wisconsin's Trial "Trip.

san FRANCISCO. Sept 5.-Tfc
big battleship Wisconsin VIII be all
ready for her trial trip inside Of three
WeekA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

FOR SALE ~ fsHf=Teuts 40 aiAss new 81
srfaHd Har1 cheap luFalid roller rhail
p shaHHa. HiHth anf Ifss street.
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Vegetables

Potatoes gubhlnEl Native pota
toes. iult.c per 10. California pota
toes. tia8iAe per ID bects. 81 o.
Ger rack. carols per saet. 7seUsae
stsfftt p.f %. stfiuv beams. gr per ID
81 ioeIl g. Per sack peas. tu1c5 reen
corn. 80 snc per daz eucumbefs. .0a
gza. tumatura. Co. California sweet
patatars. s. e per l0d lbs. bell pep
prrs. 81 ounl -. native onions. 81 O..
California onions. 81 sau leo. garlic.
D. ih. German pruneH. sorHti ~. crab
applies. 6ae. California Harriet pears.
g. EskfI 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

THE PACIFIC Tailoring Co. Best SIS. SIS
and $50 suits made in the city. OVENS
cleaning. repairing. no Third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

o. tNEkN description mfg aud rcpatrin
furnaces amt steel steyrs; tan roofing. r !
clark. ~ " Madison 81. 'Phone Main q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

LINDA HHfIa made bread cakes an
l-ztl 1-fi 10 tHt tp 1901 Tuiri ave
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ItssTR & MORGAN. 40G-4IO Occidental az
Main isu. GEM storage distributing hou >,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

Fbti4IE nribGE Uuilarfa ~ btiir
rsl ahaffss. coal buusefs etc. flls ddF
ing a1d f14nlsii4na dealers in piles. i1Ei
auI GRATIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

Hi#EEHHIH s TIT taatlrnssre rssi
rHfafs HHl HfafaEH. fHHn fHf second hand
furniture lai2 firrf ave Tel. fIks l0i.
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hafp brua Co. fIfth saa i'tse
Pros sfipfi1n specialists t. PIKE e.
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SHIP CHANDELIERS.

stfNpE 8 EDLANu, Yesier wharf. SAT
makers, IiEWrTa and ship chambers: mar
ufaCFuftr4 uf tents. taFraulins, mini
la.se. rfuNuv o. all widths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-05

fHE PUGET sprsb NATIONAL BANK
9l afAIFLE
t.r.tsi ffHas Paid iH....s So 90
sHfI ##F.. ..#-...#.. G1.ulU
jacob I.HHth Itr..s4tart
q FeHfHIfsr 81. ..#.. VICE President
81 s AHFFTy .#.#.. #4.....# .....# faHhisr
ERE HtHgHH-tH lH all fEs principal cities
#H fhf iaitsH HtatsH ard Eurare
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Atlas f- Work. - unioa rtrsst Tel.
phone 5taH ivoi. The only French DE
House IS the city
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y u pEpEv aeatlst. spselsils. ia cfowl
AIS buaEs Nerk- f2t Bu-4s building
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GhNNAb BON DIN. rrsl estate, loans aud
Insurance private iunds: low rates; no
red tHpH money furnished without DELAY
Rooms J. ;. 3 bcxtet Horton Bank
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FoiNr-Ths liacs q huy stoves furni-
tefs. lnfalli chairs. rfuCksry. pillows.
comforts hGfheT eanirs5 mirrurr. Yianns.
seNAnF machines everything and any-
thtHE- p AEaHln's Eecaul -aani store. col
unf COS Fisa street
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.lMINn MACnINE..

EEUGEB tYpe. aluminium and enamel lei
tors ter signs ard house numbers chat
N,ston. $40 Ysslor way Tel. Black iS4.
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8. = uasHIo. Architect a.. as. ~
HHH ~ DHHHHf HatE
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SEATTLE clothes rressinF Co Keep 20
tiath~a 10 SHAPE Tor = 70 no ADsln
cleaning fvpAlfi1s. iiOa 80. Tel Bur 10,
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-29

The warm days have put in its
appearance on the desert as a Fig,
nal TOR the visionlst to send broad,
cast his tales of wonderful riches
to be had in some remote part of
the arid plain. The latest is from
Kramer, California, where ledge
$50 feet wide has been found that,
to judge from the stir created in
the newspapers, is solid gold The
prospector will do well to remain
where he is, as desert finds in the
summer do not pan out overly well.
For public information and from
personal observation we will say
that from Mojave eastward to the
Colorado river are many lodges of
immense width carrying from 2S to
POS to the ton. Near Barstow is
one big body of quartz that might
under proper conditions be made
to pay, while at Cadiz is a ledge
that contains shipping ore. But
the summer tine should never see
an influx of prospectors on the des.
ert.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-29

We have heard of several shafts
here becoming twisted and getting
out Of plumb, but the following
story from the Denver Mining Re-
porter is II corker, says the Lead
vile Miner: at is customary to
suppose that the everlasting hills
are the most fixed and immovable
objects in existence. In Leadville,
however, there is one shaft about
700 feet deep where the bottom has
moved eighteen feet out ofline since
the shaft was sunk several years
ago."
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-29

The Standard Oil Company
claims to have obtained control of
all the large copper producing mines
in this country and are now able
to control the copper market. The
metal is now quoted at 1925 and
the chances are it will remain above
1900 for an indefinite period. The
high price Of copper is sure to cause
the lead market to assume an up
ward tendency and give to it a
firmer basis. 400,0n0,O0O$ is the
amount said to have gone into the
combine and even the Belmonts and
Rothschilds have not been asked
to take hand in the centralizing
scheme.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-29
We hare had sir Ueurs

We hare had sjr years
experience in business In
hIn6Donn, and ne are con-
stantly on the lookout for
the best goods for this mar
het. IRE mean goods that
IciU 0iUe the consumer the
best satisfaction and great
est UnLUe for his D1Oney.
When Ce fnd an article
that comes up to our stand
ard of excellence We keep it
constantly in stock.
hLnGD1Hn Mercantile Co...
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-29

The long-looked for change in
silver quotation took place on Tues
day last when the white metal sold
few p ints higher in the open
market. This slight advance stead
led the sellers and a higher figure
was asked. Wednesday and Thurs
day two cent advance was made.
1t has been predicted that silver
will sell for so cents before July
and the trend of the metal markets
would indicate that this prediction
has some foundation in fact. If
silver was selling at Is Mohave
county would boom up like a mush-
room In a goosepasture.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-29

Ger. Statistics collected by the
New York state board Of health
show that deaths from cancer in
that state are more numerous than
deaths from consumption, and
while consumption is on the de-
crease cancer is on the increase.
DR.. Bra, the French scientist men
ton I'd abov', says the cancer mi
crobe is an inferior fungus growth
of the family of ascomycetes. 1t
has heretofore defied medical treat
ment after once fully established,
and its victims have been num-
bered by thousands every year. The
New York investig ttiOn will be
watched with interest by members
of the medical profession, and DR..
Bras experiments in a search for a
definite curative treatment will re-
ceive universal attention--Gazette.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-29
NOTICE OF SnERIFF'S SALE
ID. w. Aaron, plaintiff,
".

| d. W. Aaron, plaintiff,
Vs.
l. o. simmons, p. A, Beebe, Z.
H'lty, d. Jacoby and The INO 3
Chloride Improvement Com
pany, a corporation,
Defendants.
By virtue and in pursuance OF a decree or
the District court Of the 9Th Judicial Di,,r.rr
in aud for the County Of Mohaye, Territor, fl,
Arizons, ia a certain cause therein pend ..e
wherein d W Aaron is plaintiff aud L. y. SIN
mons. p. A. Beebe, f HiIty, d Jacoby aud The
Chloride improvement Company, a corpora
ton, are defendants upon Judgment rendered
the sth day Of April, 1922, for the sum Of onr
hundred seventy two IS 100 (tl7L 25) dollars, hr
sides cost and interest, aud to fOTeclose th,
lien Of said pIsintiff upon, Of in and TO the fol
lowing described real estate, 10 wit:
A piece, parcel or lot Of land stus'e, lyi'g
aud being in the town Of Chloride, in the
County Of Mohave, and Territory of ArJous
about one hundred aud twenty five feet east Of
Finr egsn's Reservoir, known as the Town
Hall lot fronting seventy .hve feet on the north
side Of Tennessee Avenue, so called. and cx
tending north, of the full width of seventy five
Iett, one hub my itSti ALSO tHt
building forty Ieet wide east and west Boy
sIxty-six feet 10 &, north and south, known a,
the Town Hall OF the town of Chloride, situst
ed up II and connected with said lands: To
gether with the tenements hereditsments aud
appurtenances therein to ia suywise belong
ing or Sppertainiug.
Public notice Is hereby given that will Oh
Monday the sth day of May, 1899, at 2 O'Clock
p. m, Of said day, in front OF the Court Ouse
door Of the county Of Mohsve, sell at public
auction for cash, all the above described prop
erty, or so much thereof az may be nec' ssary
TO raise sufficient to satisfy said judgment with
interest and costs, etc 10 the highest and be>t
bidder. HARVEY HUBBs
Sheriff Of MOhaye County
Dated at Kingman. Arizona, April 18th, 1889
WM. G. BLAKELY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
First insertion April 18th, 1892.