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Days Business Reached $4,000
Shares for Sll,387.87.
MOVEMENTS IN THE PIT.
ola Board Took To Listed stocks, hut
New One was No uesrectcr OF
Persons MARKET Fair.

Al told. business on the exchanges
amounting to a total Of $500 shares for
iii.as1s'. The Old board confined itself
almost exclusively to listed stocks. but
the Utah exchange was no rcspcctor OF
persons and dealt In all kinds. thus
making i,a total little larger than
that 81 lts ncighbor 60 the east. The
record In the morning was $500 shares
Tor ts.osi.5i. while this afternoon "
equailed 5000 shares for ta.s2e.so. The
tone Of the market was fairly satisfao-
tory.
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Articles Of Incorporation OF the Pay
pany was filed today with tho county
clerk. The amount 81 capital stock of
the corporation Is $500. J. u. Jcn-
ninsr, Delaney Wilson, Oscar T.. con.
ner. nenJamln bergman. W. ". How.
den. licn D. Luce and u. y. Conner are
the directors. !, H. Jennings IL presl-
dent, Delaney Wilson vice president ana
The following claims are owned by The
company, The Pay Rock and The
Monument Extension, situated In clear
Creek mountains, iioxelder county, the
Dewey and America, also IN Boxlder
county.
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The Gray Eagle Mining company filed
Its articles Of Incorporation with tho
county clerk this afternoon. The com.
pany owns the following named prop.
erticai Gray Eagle No, I. Gray Eagle
No, :, and Gray Eagle No. ., Ia I'd
mondr canyon. North Tintic mining
district. TOocle county The corpora
ton has "a capital stock OF 500, al
vided into $4,000 shares q tho par
value Of one cent each. Following are
the officers ana trusteeai Dr. l.. y.
k-ofh, present; g. y. MnHon, Vice
president. Zen ID. Luce. secretary and
treasurer. Mcssrs. keoEh. Mason. Luce
and otto Hudson ana Hrinnt
Young comprise the board Of trustees.
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ILLITERACy IN RUSSIA.


iFrom the HumanitariAn.l
The car u enthusiastic In promoting
The worlds peaoc--a noble idea. hut II
would perhaps be well for him 10 keep
little OF his reforming zeal for his
own empire. His subjects have need of
II. The only obtainable ssatinticu OF
the number of persons In tho Rurrian
empire who can neither rad or write
are found IN the army aud navy ~.
cruitlhE departments. A recruit Ia al
ways naked u he can read and write
and Ms answer ~ registered. The lat.
rst report shows that forty per cent
OF the youths who are raised by tho
CONSUMPTION nrr totally illlicrnte. A. a
vast plumber more males than females
~" able 10 read In Russia, ana ID IN
rare To mud an aged peasant who can
trad nnd write. n my b. accepted AZ "a
tael ihht probably only twenty per cent
OF tho entire population 81 the empire
har obtained the INIT rudimentH OF this
hnoNleiEe, There are over 10000 Wiz
iagch W linsfia whore no school exists.
" 70 calculated that by dlHhandlng iOO..
w mon or his huge army the ear
would have funds enough NJ his dlrpo-
"a ior building io.ooo schools and i0.oOl
Nlllafe tchoOlnaHtef'a houses, and
would have a million pounds eteriin,
over Tor paying the teachers Halafles
And he would still have 600 900 soldier.
"a number greater than the combined
lara forces 81 England, Germany and
the United States, Example IL better
than prccrpt. Lot Russia oct an cx.
ample ~ dlaarmamont-ahe sorely
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Omaha. April ia tornado II report.
~ twenty miles east OF Onawn. Iowa.
The storm broke out about 10 o'clock
last night The house ~ George For.
fln' three miles from Ute, was totally
demolished and the contents scattered.
ten.year-oid boy was Instantly
hllled aud Mr~, Ferrln and I'VE dAugh.
i"fh are not expected 20 live, A great
deal ~ damage WAS done To- other nron.
efty, but II IL not known whether any
more lives were Loot or not. Detniis
are impossible 20 obtain at present.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Thentcr was fairly well filled last
night on the occasion Of the grand pa.
triotic exhibition arranged for the bcnc.
NJ Of the YOUNG Mems Christian assoc
citation. How much the organization
benefited In n financial sense II at Yet
unknown, because there werc dOubtiH-
many tickets taken which were not reps
resented In the audience last evening.
but the society certainly benefited from
the standpoint OF demonstrating to the
community the patriotism with which
u " nlisd. The HtupendouH task of at
ranging the program was IN the hands
u Mrs. l.. =. Dickinson. who certainly
had enough responsibility To prcmn.
tufely axe her. aud that She succeeded
10 well with the material she had 10
deal with. npcaka volumes for her
patience and ahlilty. The program
was "a series Of tabieeus. mostly devoted
10 current military and naval events.
The Goddess of Liberty was depleted
BY Miss Lutte Mcmillan. very clever
drill was given BY the Guard. 10 the
Goddess, with Miss clara Moses ~
captain. J.. 7. Durand appeared NJ
General Miles. walter Nlckum ~ Ad-
mlrnl Dewey. George Dykes was Cap
tain Of III. Rough Riders. J. n. Reeves
made "A typical Uncle sam. and Hawaii.
Cuba and Agulnaldo we're amusinsly
.snietsd by Katie iIaxelgroye. Laura
'fNHi'H .flN tftafANs w Ahf NtAt-
lcau entitled the Freeing Of cuba"
Miss Grace NJ. iieike- enacted Cuba.
Mr.. y. QunitrOuEh the King of Spain.
and MlnH Josie studebaker Columbia.
In the indian feature RALPH wlaeman
was the Navajo chief. Frank Walden
the Lover and Miss Mac Mayno the fn-
dian maiden. Mrs Dickinson herself
IN costume. delivered AN address on
"thc antiquity o. the red race In Amer
lea" Mrs. piummer sang the Htar
Hpanried banner IN rinnlng style aud
was greatly appiauded. Pred Graham.
the tenor. opened the program with IA
roio very rwcctiy rendered. aud Mins
cora Man Twomcy presided at the
plano.
Mr.. A. y. Miller. representing Lea.
Wits Spider and Fly company. which
comea 20 IN. Hait Lake Thcater next
"wednesday and Thursday. hrrivd In
the city this morning. This company
HAS been dtlng good business In the
northwest ana IL en- route 10 Denver.
Katherine Oliver, III. noted reader
and lmpcrsonainr. opens nj u Assem-.
bly, Hall tomorrow evening. The even.
Ing viii he devoted to crockcttH Play
Aetrcna, and Monday evening the pros
grain viii be the Little Minister.
To cunr A coLD ~ oSE nay.
Take Laxative Bromo oulnine Tablets,
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The BOOK OF MORMON

Two lectures by Dr.. james Z
evidences OF Its Eenuinenesa and AZ.
thentlclty. Prepared by app0intmsnt.
These lectures arc taken from Dr
TsimaF.'n book THE Articles a
Faith" but are presented In separate
form for the use OF investigators ark
students Price icc. For sale ny ths
Descrct Now.
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LEVY vs.. MecuyE.

In tho federal court today In the
case Of Levy w Mccune, the defendant
makes answers THAT he has no In.
formation or knowledge sufficient TO
form belief on the subject OF the
citizenship Of the plaintiff, aud upon
that ground denies that the plaintift
was at tho time Of the COMMENCEMENT
q this action or Ia citizen OF the slate
of New York.
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s4ocIt TRANSACTIONS.
Antier 1000 at lie.
Black Warrior. 1000 at i.o,; 1000 "A,
buckeye, 1900 NJ si.c.
Cedar valley 900 al Ac.
Dalton. 5000 at zlse.; 1000 at "a;
1000 NJ IN.
Emerald. Loo AZ he.
four Aces. 1oO nt .10itc.
ucyher. Marion, 10 Cat sihc.; COO at u,
Midnlght liowcrn 1900 at sf.c.
Northern Light, s.iO0 at 5sh.c.; 800 at
Yankee Consolidated. 5000 at ise.;
loo NJ i2A.
Total shares sold. 5000.
Selling value OF stocks. ti,326.60.
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THIRTY MEN WANTED.

Mr.. W. u. Hendricks, contractor on
the Utah a Pacific. came up this morn
Ing from Desert Springs. where he Ia
putting In the and the Hidlngn. Two
trains day run over the line, one pas
HenRer ana one freight.
Twenty or thiry men can get employ
ment by applying tomorrow morning
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC CHANGE.

Commencing with May lat the South.
crn Pacific win not honor recond-clafa
tickets un their tfuin leaving ogden At
s.i0 D. m. This makeH II necessary for
the Il. q, ", 10 send tho tourists car.
OUT IN tho evening at 1850 y, m. In.
stead ~ NJ 1850 noon IA heretofore,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27

Mothern' beware Of those secret rob.
hers of your haby'H auict and health
Those riecplesr nights ana long hours
81 tlfenonc NiRii are caused BY those
terrible enemies OF chlldhood-worma
Destroy ana remove them with
WHITES CREAM vERMIFuGE
Price. . cents. T. c. n. I. Drug ~.
partmcnt.
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LICENSED TO MARRY.

The following licenses wore Issued by
County clerk Dunbar iodayi Ralph
< Pomeroy. ace 81. and Miss Martha
Pollock. aEe n. both Of this city. A. ~.
Matthew'S, are ~. OF iehi. and Sarah
Jane Thomas. are 20 of Salt Lake
city. The last named couple were
- Deputy Clerk Blair this
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NOW READY.

Jenson'a Church Chronology. chron.
illogical history Of the church from
1895 10 the close Of ises. Printed IN
new type throughout. In any a,yls
Of binding desired. Prices. q g, ~
n.d t3.Oo. The funds derived from he
sale ~ the hook Will be- used for ihs
erection o. "A new f.attcr-day Saints
Historians ONCE IN this city. For sali
ut THE DrHrRrT NEWS
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sor,cE 10 srocKmoLprns.
oalco oi lhe NorIhsra spy MlnIug conpa

NOTICE u hereby given that a me,ilnt
% the stockholders ~ the Northern spy w,
lnR tninpany l. hefrby called 20 ~ ~ Z
TIE oricr n the said company, MstntnNs. ~
.nmplny's Hank. corner ~ last Templ, ~ w.
lirst sputh streets. salt Lake CITY, wan ~
the sird day ~ May. is9p, NJ u o'eloe - "
fur tho purpose " amending tho arti,le, y
Incorporation " the said COMPANY 10 tho ''''
hwinf parilcularsi ....,,
Article II. Strike out tho words -"
Lake and Insert IN lieu thereof "lrlto ..,,..
Articls VII. strike out tho Nor'l, w..
million and Insert In lieu thereof 'nlr NV wv.
dred ana twenty NV. tl,onsandi" ass MA
out thu word. CONS hundred thousand. M, ~
Insert In lieu thereof two hundr,d anh w
ihnrsandi" nlsp strike out the Nuils ..ae,s
lollnr' and insert In lieu thereon 'p'"
Article III strike out tho words san
Lake aud insert In lieu th.rnf "Pro.n,
10 add Article XVIII, 10 read as flli9 FOLLOW,
That the Capital stock " tho onnpaI
may bo assessed ~ such times. ~ su w
n,enunl. aud for. such purposes A. tho p"''
of Trustees may determine"
x. hANAiiER. JR., seefciafy'
halt Lake Cliy, Utah. Apfli y, 1874
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REMOVED FROM rue HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Julia crosall. WIN los, her right
eye In nm accident a few days aEo. was
removed from the kcoEh. Ilosmcr hos.
~ infnv md taken 10 her home. No.
30 east Firth South street. The lady
i IN an Improving condition and sui.
fcrinE but little pain.
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STRUCK HIS WIFE.

Rhodn Dover, middle AGED woman,
was the next applicant for divorce,
from Charles Dover. On the grounds Of
descrtion and cruelty. Plaintiff teatl-
fssi that she married the defendant In
Essex. England, october "a. 1855. Mrs
Dover further stated that she was
walking down East Temple street one
day In September when the defendant
struck her over the head. at the same
time applying q Vile eplthet to her.
There are two children. Plaintiff was
granted a decree. $500 nllmony and the
custody OF tho little ones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27

Even the most vigorous and hearty
people have nt times q feeling " weafl.
ness and lannitudc. To dlnpel this feel.
ins take IfEiiiiSE. u VIII lmpan
Nigor and vitality. Price. % cents and
10 cents Y, g. ~. !. Drug Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27

For cough and colds there Ia no med.
cline 30 effective as DAi.LAllDs
HoREiiouD SYRUP. II IL the IDEAL
remedy. Price. 20 cents aud 70 cents,
Y. G. ~. 7 DRUG Department.
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CLEANING HOUSE REpoRr.

SAT, Lake city. April %. isss.
Today's ci-aringr t.... go. ..tsss. ~. n
haii'" Jay last year ..... ..... 2Vs $50. 81
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section ~ in township % south II range
west, and the latter for leo acres efn-
braced In section In township south
Of range west
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DEATH OF MISS BYNON.


Al s;o5 this morning Mrs. Phoebe
Eleanor beatle nynon. daughter Of
Mrs. Deulah A. Woodruff Beatie and
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MARRIED Two YEARS.

Phoebe Hanson, young appearing
woman. who appeared In court with
hor head wrapped up IN n stocking,
wanted separation from Abraham
Hanson. whom she said deserted her a
few months ago and has since failed 10
supply her with the common necessar-
ic- Of life. The parties were married In
NE city ana county building June 20,
1881. Pialniif was given a decree and
her maiden name, Phoebe Bullock. was
restored 20 her. II. A. smith was plain
Tins ultorueN
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DEATH

passed =,
| last ey,
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81 hla
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AFTERNOON calL Acr,,r.
nrchsr. Deaf Heavily In Dalton add
Northern Light.

'FF"H'fH FFFEF FfFHF7FF w fFN''"" wv"
Northern Light.
business on tho Utah exchange this
afternoon was quite active. the call re-
HuitinR In sales ~ 5000 shares Tor "a
s2G.5o. In the selling list Dalton was
iirat and foremost. il,0o0 sharcA Of this
stock changing hands ut ~ 10 "a cents
n share. Northern I.lEht was freely
dealt Ia at s2is. while uoyrer. Marion
looked healthy and made sales at NV
and q. Emerald sold for II cents. -Four
Aces Tor aoa and Yankee Consolidated
for N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27

Judge Cherry will make setting OF
law cases on Saturday. for trial with
out Jury.
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

Following arr today'a ore and bullion
receipts, a. reported by the institutions
below lndlcatedi
T. n. JONES a CO.
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@o&o1}
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DRY GOODS STORE

We offer a lot Of Dress Goods Hem
nants. the accumulation OF the past
three months. selling at discount Of
oNE-THiRp from the regular selling
prices.
AZ tie-ss pieces fancy spring pres.
Goods. consisting OF silk.mlAe,
Checks. Covert Mixtures, Heli,ia
Cords. Mohair Checks and Plala,,
at tho low price per yard. :. 80 %
44c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27

st. Louis. April IA special 10 "A,
Post Dispatch from Little Rock Al
says iudHc Joseph Martin. N N,
circuit court. today rendered a Al
sion UNFOLDING the conrtltutlnnsit, /,
the antitrust Inv hut limits III ~,
% onenscr committed IN tho sat 4
Arknnras. The attosney.generii tos.
strucd the law 10 cover rate msfit,
by Insurance compa mics IN Arkansi,
and elsewhere. thus excluding The N
line companies from the state.
Juhsc MARTIN holds that the stat
tons and prohibit them from am
business IN the State. but cannot ma
l-h corporations or individuals for no
latlonH of tho penal code committed Ii
other states.
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ant IN In the employ Of the Oregon
Short Line serving In the capacity "
cook In Superintendent Bancrofts prl-
ftc car.
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WILL RECOMMEND RATE.
Board Of Education TO Meet Tong ut
10 Decide.

The board Of education will meet this
evening and decide upon the amount
OF taxes that VIII be required TO main
tain the city schools for the ensuing
year. and ccommend the rate AZ pro.
vidcd by law. The committee on IN.
ahce wfcstlcd with the proposition
last nlght and arrived nj the conciu-
sion that the following amounts would
be necessary.
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YOUR oRocEn sEIi.a
U. 5. Baking Powder

Companion, ridden by Sloan. c,pty...
q maiden plate. Ten huraef ras ~
betting WIS 10 ! against Free g.,
ranion. The race was for Two. Ny,
Odds. i've furiongn. J.. Wanrhis
Fenlmay was second and ". A. nat
ferns Wolf third. '
The Feel handicap was won by J. =
Curtis four ycnr-oid chestnut -,
Pearl Rover. Sir Milier'H bay reidi,s
koroako. ridden by Sloan. finished -
ond. and r. u. Dewnr'H DO piur,i
third. This race Il ~ loo npvefrl,.'
added 10 Sweepstake Of novefels,,
each for starters. for rec.vear.sia
and upwards. The betting was Al
against koroeto.
Lord WIN. liercaford's black rsial,,
blacksmith. ridden by sloan. won ic
Newmarket two-ycsr-OldH piatr Il
rovereignn added TO . tweepstaLn ~ IA
soNcnrlgus each fof rtartefr N,
fairie'r cu'away was second. ana /
Lewis Isaac II was third. Ths -
ting was TO against blacksmith
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29
Sheriff'S Sale of Real Estate.

Under and by virtue of II special execution ON
foreclosure, issued out Of the superior Court #
Kittitas County, State of Washington, ard to
me as sheriff. directed and delivered. whereby
am Dire ted to sell the real property therein
and hereinafter dc scribed, for the satisfaction
of II judgment rendered in said cour, al H.
ensburg, Ktttas County State o, Washington,
on the nth day OF December 1899, in favor p.
z. Gray. successor to J. \. Power as receiver of
the property of Ben f. Snipes and OF the firm OF
Ben +, Snipes and Company. plaintiff, and
against Samuel kredel and Pauline kreidcl,
his wife, ct al. defendants. No. 1927, for the sum
of One Thousand Two Hundred and Forty and
no 100 Dollars. with interest at the rate of
per cent per annum from the 25th day of Novem-
Der 1899, and $40 so costs of suit. Notice Is here
by given, that on the 18th day of January, 10 10,
at the front door of the Court House in Elens-
burg, Kittiras County, state of Washington, I
will sell at public auction for cash to the high
est bidder the following described real property
situated in Kittitas County, State of Washington
tO.wit; All OF Lot Four (4) and Thirty feet off of
the south side of Lot Three C3) in Block Thirty
seven (37) in what is known as Murray's addi
ion to the City of Ellensbuig, Washington, or
so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
| said Judgment, interest costs and increased
costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Deem
Der, A. D., 1899. ISAAC BROWN
sheriff of Kittitas County, Washington.
By {. +. Lauderdale, Deputy.
E. E. Wager, Attorney for plaintiff.
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SPAIN'S GREATEST

Mr. R. P. Olivia, OF Barcelona,
Spain, spends his winters at Aiken,
sc. Weak nerves had caused SCI
we're pains in the back of his head.
On using Electric Bitters, America S
greatest nerve'and blood remedy, all
pain soon left him. He says this
grand remedy is what his country
needs. All America knows that it
cures liver and kidney trouble, puri-
hes the blood, tones up the stomach,
strengthens the nerves, puts vim,
"gor and new life into every muscle,
nerve and organ Of the body. If
. weak, tired or ailing you need it..
Every bottle guaranteed, only so
cents. Sold by H. S. Elwood, drug
h''s
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Notice to Creditors.

IN tFt superior Court OF k1ttltAs county, State
of Washington.
IN PROBATE
In tia matter of the estate of Hiram H. stewart.
Jr. Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned adj
ministratOr Of the estate of Hiram II. Stewart.
Jr. deceased.
To the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within twelve
months after the first publication Of this notice
to the said administrator at his residence, five
miles east OF Easton, kittitas county. Washing.
ton. the same being the place for the tiansac-
ton of the business Of said estate. Dated, al
Ellensburg Washington, Nov. 10th 1899.
HIRAM q. STEWvRT,
Administrator of the Estate Of
Hiram II. Stewart, Deceased.
First insertion Nov H.
Last insertion Dec IL.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29

After the installation OF the offi-
,.of the Masonic lodge Wednes-
!, evening a number of the boys
..aired to the restaurant of Henry
iills where they partook of an ele
MI oyster supper provided by the
.uy elected officers.
4 carload Of chairs and tables
mt received at J. H. SCOTS.
A large assortment of fancy rock
y Just received at the The Elk
sAange.
Morpan's Book Store is getting
ips very large assortment of holi-
Nv goods this year. Beautiful
mods! Prettier than ever. A great
many pretty things for the little
blks and also a large assortment
4 handsome presents for the larger
nes. Don't fail to see Morgan's
hq line Of Christmas goods before
you buy.
The Masonic lodge installed the
|bllowing officers Wednesday nj! hit:
| frank McCandless w. NJ; Albert
| Iossem s. w.; John Patchett J.
I'VE &. Dickson, treasurer; ARTHUR
Dsmmann. secretary; p. H. w.
Boss. D.; W. M. Kenney J. S.;
Chss. 2. Billings. Tyler; Martin
Cameron, s. S.; H. M. Baldwin
LIS.
Prices on bed room suits cut in
| tho at The Exchange.
Have you looked through Scott's
| new stock Of furniture?
Lots Of holding for picture
| frames at ]. H. SCOTS.
Two good secondhand safes Tor
ae cheap at The Exchange.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29
REMOVAL NOTICE.

, The public will please take notice
mat | have removed my gunsmith
repair shop and stock OF goods to
'ae corner Of Fifth and Main
sleets, opposite the Ramsay Hard
ware 70. Please call and see me
IN my new quarters.
A. STEVENSON.