davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
Ihe statiscal p0sitiOn q Brazan cofee foows:
'Including 1O177 taken OK .bIn

CoTToN-The whole list ground to-day under
heaNy realizing and selling
market opened steady tone prices unchanged
. points lower, following unexpected show of
ness on LilerpOols Soon big port
cepts came into play and prompted active selling
under which prices worked stII Liverpool
ued 10 send heaTish cables and for the
inns seemed TO favor reaction e
stubborn strength. Wall Stre,t bought freely a the
lower prices, and the picked up small
rear months Europe local commission houses and
list. Toward midday II became clear a in
meuts causing reduction bales in stocks; this
inspired confidence bull leaders
ering by the more tinii shorts. By mldda; May
back TO S55c and July s52c with feeling once
quite steady Yet commission buying a
scale failed make its appearance.
estimates FOR to-morTows receipts heavy. For the
Of the hour the very irregular,
easing on to S5lc FOR May only to s soc
by ring shorte who feared repetition yes
terdays sharp bulge But ia the last hour heavy realizing
forced MAY back $500, and the close prices
net , 10 points lower with the steady. About
10000 bales May were wanted $500 for
Wall Street account The short the close
anticipation Of weak cables Liverpool to morrow.
reached $1,000 baee. receipts
day 1900 bales. while shipments reached
bales, leaving a shortage bales
stocks. The makes the interior
stocks far 5000 final reports
from New Orleans and Galveston steady spot
kets. with prices wei sustained. Memphis steady,
with prices unchanged. at SAC for middlng.
The Of contract prices in the local market to
follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

OF futures early in the day. but enough to
E an impression on the market Sentiment appeared
slued and not very dIrec-
uhIil crop conditions develop decided feature
export trade increases materially Primary re-
! e-Ps9 we're Just about the At
II Is expected that the movement will increase
o.e"hs before long. The English cables closed nd
ana Paris markets l0ql5 points down for the day
SaIi SI(s.lohs OF cash wheat afoat basis
sea, 40 Northern. Duluth s6hc: Northern
Eer+blpIA' loIA' ISo+c No / hard, Manitoba, s9c: /
SC. No Northern, Duluth SS7sc: No , Northern,
- orN' e5Stc. and No hard, New-York SEC all
prompt CORN-Aiuch corn was in a weak
ana unsettled position, rejecting active sales by
prominent trader at Chicago which more than supplied
ue hslt demand In the last hour. however on shorts
lleptihg 10 cover, there sharp rally which left
una prices on a level with the previous night and
uhetone quite steady. Renewed shown by
exporters on the searly break before
loads No white. had been for export in add
ton to 1900 bush No mixed 20 600 bush y C
70 the iocdl trade The foreign markets Influenced
by wheat and less liquidation, closed rat
weak at 's4 Nd decline. estimates for
thursday We're 10 At the close 80
quoted 6sc elevator and b aloat; No = white zoe
ana No yellow 68c, both Z o ahoat %. OATS
Weakness early in the day, following other grain
kets was succeeded by late partial recovery a
steady close Spot because Of light movement
were firm with sales Of $4,000 bush No 2 oats closed
track mixed. 49q5OC; track mixed, 50d56c and No
white clips, 5l12c-.....R .RYE-Narket dull, No West
ern $3.50 and No Western 66'sc. both o afoat:
State 64d65c. BA RLF1Y-Market feeding
was quoted 83q65c and mailing 6S972c. both C New
York
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

New-NOrk. FEBRUARY ~, 1N2.
COFFEE-Gt a dun day in the coffee market. and
the changes in prices lacked special significance On
the opernC tie market steady with prices unchanged
70 points higher. and for the there
was only points variation. with tho contingent
very much mixed in its opinions business
came forward slowly and there little in the situation
IS whole 10 warrant aggressive action the Of
either faction Official
were better than expected, but effect by
heavy receipts in the spot demand
In the last haf hour light realizing by outside longs
forced some months trhe lower. The close quiet
with prices net points lower 10 points higher Total
sales were 5000 bags The market for coffee
oul and uuinterestng, with prices unchanged about
the basis % 5Asc for invoice lots Of No Rio.
The range u contract prices IN local market
day as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
LIvERrooL CoTToN MARKEr.

Liverpool. Feb. 49, p. -Cotton-Spot-I de
prices steady: American mddlng. The
sales Of the 1000 bales OF which for
speculation export. and included American Re
cepts 1000 bales including lO6uO American. Futures
quiet hut steady, and closed steady.
mddnG February. 20 64d sellers. February and
March SS 6+d sellers, March and April ! 37
3S-64d buyers April and May. 81 64d4 3S buyers
May and June. ~ G4d4 IS 64d buyers: and July
81 -64d4 3S SAD buyers July and August 4 81 6sG
rs Cad buyers August and September. ~ 64G4 G4i
sellers: September and October - blvers.
October and November, Is 64G4 10 SAD buyers.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

Spot Gotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged
the basis ~ IL l6c middling upland
mddhng Gulf Sales 2o3 bales. Southern spot markets
were teeETaphed follows: New Orleans quiet, ur-
changed, 3 6c Mobile. nothing doing unchanged.
sAc Savannah steady. unchanged, At 5-iGc; Wi
mington firm. unchanged. SIC: Norfolk steady.
changed al SIC Baltimore nominal unchanged az SIC;
Augusta quiet and steady unchanged, at 9 Bc st
Louis quiet. unchanged . 16c. Estimated receipts
a Orleans o bales.
bales bales
actual year. Tomorrow 1900
2501 bales actual last week and 4440
bales actual last year.
10 ,.asl, loo, -.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD


''fBS Srosses S5 anS CoTtlaGdt Streets
sgThe leaving time Desbrosses and
.ortinndt Streets lis Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
Cars New York to Tittsburs Sleeping PtsbuEE TO
SSISsso, =, NO SoSghGs S 70 FitISourg an, ,r.,1.,a
oSs NJ EMS i1 fIs
For chcaso e1f GeVeand. Toedo cineiHHs
I.S5 +. Nj % CHICAGO AND ;i51S ST LOUIS ExPREsszEqr
tss doIeaos louisville Gyia cnennatD' Indianapolis
o-o5 II. VI. ST. LOUIS EXPREsS.-For Pittsburg. Ind
NJ %EsTERS n ESPSrss SIT s Chicago. For
-. NJ P&ciFic @tEl5y i's i,tsbrg Gh
Route Connects for t1e1eand. tSeePI ssiaTday
SO r. VI. CLEVELAND AND CINcINNATI EXPRESS
WAsHINGTFoSSsl Ssl44d AND Dn3 THE SOUTH.
lanG sfrss!s Is tPiRns lo5s Dni1s % oS95 S9T1
Iands Ian 2 Streets o a25 ongreonal Linn al ,P Par
Ss Ssr' 455 Dining can. 925 P !: 70 night i sun
1855 1ains CARP S9nlRE 1s5 Ca5 iEss SPn L All
Sr, 91 and Dining Carsl $25 Dining carr 40 oDinnS
SOUTHERN RAiIWaY2:'The soutaerns Palm Lin
I I3to M Weekdays. Express SO, as l. 10
AFbASse .sSTss.sc coAsr sAS Linen sRsi1 nj 10 rss &
So DAYS g6 Express ana >. , daily ~,
TGPGii'sn DS Limited. 1855 daily Express T. 10
NoIFGLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
GEsaSs GId II p p m dTy m week
CA5' FOl-S NOMFOltI and NOitt Ol@tN-f1O m
week days and S.55 p. M. daily
q ~ IL CIT4-9.55 a. and 30 weekdays
f.I IhaSs = 800 a m Through VestihuIed Trains Buffet
arlor ,ars and Standard coaches week days Par
Tor smoking Car; Parlor Dining and standard
Coaches Sundays
SAPE MAY II 90 p. weekdays
FUT points on New York and Long Branch Railroad (onn
west twenty Street Sation). $50 a. 1249-
'--.' 100, and ll-3J sundays. - a. 455
p m tfroIn Desbrosses CCrtandt Streets). eco
a m II 80 $40 10. 11SO p. Sundays. O. 45
a. m. SIS p m.
FOR PHlLADELPHIA.
DO (Desbrosses and CoTtandt Streets 620) 2j TS5
Sd 500. S2S Dining Carl (e55 Penna- IimitedD.
L)esbrosses and COrtandt Streets DINING carr.
100 (Dintng Carl 1155 Il 80 Dining 10
Lesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 22Ol %.
ing Car> 355 425 425 Dining ass Dining Carr.
soS Dining carr I.55 s.25 S.55 p
sundays. $40. IS5 coachesl. Dining
Csrl s55 GimiteD, 955, 1O55 Dining u 5S
tning Can l55 Dining Can. 3 % Dining carr. S.
= = tDlnng Carr ass Dining Carr. Dining
sd S.55 80 2
Icket offices Nos 46l. 1893 1854 Broadway:
~ Ftfth Avenue tbelnw 22d ST.. House West
twenty third street Station. foot
nrosses and Cortlandt Streets Street $50
street ss Broadway Pennsylvania Annex Station
brooklyn; Station. Jersey City. Transfer
Company will call check baggage from hotels
and residences through TO destination
Telephone ei4 Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
j. y. HUTCHINSON. ?
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
TO REBUILD KELLOGG sANATORIru.

Battle Creek, Mich. Feb 19-Dr. II. Kellogg, the
head OF the Adventist Sanatorium returned from
ne West to-day. and plans already under way
ior the erection Of hreproof buildings 10 take
ihe place OF the hospital and sanatorium burned
gesterdsy morning. The patients. who were
moved from the burning buildings yesterday.
9tlng cared for by other structures owned by the
AoFenftStS Revised estimates to-day place the loss
ea the buildings $4,000 with 5000 insurance.
rs estimated that tho losses Of the patients and
guests IN personal effects and jewelry $50 600
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
H0W BRATE BOY cLERK WAS KILLED.

Chicago, Feb. l9.-AccCrding to their own con
fessions, Frank Kolar and John Hainy. eighteen
years old. killed Horace Shrodes. the boy grocery
clerk. who was shot while defending the property
Of his employer against robbers on the morning Of
January % kolar and Hajny have at last under
sweating process, described how they fred the
upon them
The store IS at No. 3S7 Sacramento-ave.. and Is
owned by g. G. Burns. The TWO young said
that they went 10 the grocery the morning Of
The murder TO make a little money" They en-
lefed the store with their faces covered by masks.
snrodes was the only person in the store. When
ne boy saw the young with the masks he
reached for TeyO.Yer under the counter and
opened FIRE. The shots returned, and the
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DWISION.

90s A. NJ and 3-35 Daily. except Sundays to Pitts
ned and North Adams. SUNDAYS only. at go A "
Pullman Cars
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices 113. 26l. Rruadway.
Union So 2I5 Columbus Ave. 1s3 West 125th s..
l25th st. and 13Sth Stations YOrx3 and
Fulton ST. and md los Broadway. e D. BROOKLYN
Telephone 800 3Sth Street.
Service Baggage checked hotel residence hy
WestcOtt Express Company. =
A. II. SMITH. GEORGE II. DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne steady unchanged prices
offerings however Rosin steady
with fairly a-.tye demand full prices. Tar
steady with jobbing call the prices quoted We
quote
SPIRITS TI-RPENTINE-4+ Q+5c.
TAR-Pine 81 40: oil bbls. S. 80
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 5SdS1 51l7 n
81 go + 81 Is: r. q. 81 -. II. 81 50; l. 81; n
s. 60 NJ 81 ~ 81 80: W G. 81. and W ". 81 Is
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne s93 bels
Wilmington. Feb. 19-Spirlts turpentine-Nothing
ing. Rosn rm. 81 l5a 81 20 receipts, sss bhs Crude
turpenne quiet 81 30d$2 80; receipts. bbs Tar steady
81 ~ receipts. l29 bbls
Savannah Feb 19.-Turpentlne firm sc; receipts pa
bbls sales 1853 Rosin firm; receipts 2o49 bhls sales
81 52; 81 10; X 81 S5; NJ 5: 7o; y So -: C. S. CO.
charleston Feb 1a.-Turpentine and rosin unchanged
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
THE STATE or GRADE.

buhslo. Teb. 19.-Flour quiet. Wheat-Spring dull;
as Northern s2i4c. winter dull. track offerings No
"a held Ole. Corn steady; No yellow. 81 &c: No
So. 10 corn 8sizc: No do. 64;4c. dull. No
a. ne iessc No do 4sc: No mixed 46'zc: No 3 do.
w barley seG6sc spot. Rye quiet. No /. 67izc.
gheaEo Feb. 19-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
WEST SHORE Rail ROAD

tI4ins leave Franklin 81 sta1.oa New York. ioI-
''idO A. M-For INTERN. points TO Albany * Month
Tll:%O a. ND HUDSON Xiv X
'lO0 Z. M.-Chcago Express.
'2;25 7. M.-COnt Lin fer Detroit Chicago & 81 Iout.
tS:49 =. Nd For Hudson River Points a AIbanv
'8:l5 P. M.-FOr RoCh.. Buffalo. Cleved 4 ChicsESs
t1:45 p. M.-FOr RoCh. Buffalo. Detroit a - I.oais
'9;lo T. NJ For Syra.. Roeh.. Mag Fails bet s Chf
daily. NDatE- except sunday Leaves BroOk OkIv1s
mex No at tlo;43 A. NJ: No. = at t3:o6 P, Leave
Jersey city. p. r. r. sta. No. I f1t2O a M ,
az 1875 p NJ Time tables principal hotels and offire.
Baggage checked residence bV WesrcrtS
p y RIODGETT c y T.4NPFpT ~
Gen'i Superintendent. Gent pass 49,,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA
1000. 'I1.3O a NJ
t3OOz taco, s'+OO. t45O 300 100 f7S6 $500
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
tS 20. 5000, +1l3O \. NJ 100 t1.3Uz IS. 40 500
200 p NJ. '12 Is mdt
Oftces. Liberty St Ferry. Ferry I12 Isl 4s.
1900, 1854 b ls2 5th Ave, I37 9Th Union So
W~st, 125th 2I3 CoI1rn-
bus NJ -OtN Fulton 81
Brooklyn. 6s broadway. Williamsburg. York Trans-
o. calls and checks baggage 10 Destinations
rFrom Liberty s: only 'Daily fDaily except Sun
day. sSundays only zTcrlor only.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

s,-esh quotations were as follows: Flour easy 3
~ wheat 70ef75c; No red. s4Gs51ac: No oats
T!eas54c; No white. 45a461zc: No white, 444 a
g. No Gle; fair choice mailing barley 6la
frs. ~ haNseed. 81 67it No l Northwestern 81 72k
f timothy seed So goa Sc 90: clover contract grade
~ 5aess pork per hb SIS 55asi5 80: lard per N.
sss 22 short ribs sides. loose s. 30GSs 45: dry
49, shoulders. boxed 81 I2izas7 short sides
o. a. e 4oegSs 80; whiskey basis high wines. 81 IS
rs.Se Frpduce Exchange to-day the butter market
In creameries. lsiz@2si &c; dsries Isq24c Cheese
4"al2'+c- Eggs unsettled; fresh. 34c
sDsilit Feb l8.Close: Wheat-Cash No / hard T7tsc.
5sy zrthern 4sssc; 10 Northern 725sc. May. 76ssc
7gAc. - Manitoba No Northern cash. 725sc; May.
-, 30 : northern GJ3sc. Corn 6OIzc.
en- .-esalkee FEB. l9-whest lower: close: No North
Tsl 'y4 'b-2cs 40 Northern. 75975lzc: MAY 1sisa
elfes, fye oulls No !. Ooiza0lc Barley lower. No .
~ sainple 5Sm62c- corn-May. 61iac
Ns. i-espoiis, Feb. l9-Close: Wheat, cash. 74Asc:
Noi sac July 761sc. on track: No / hard. 7sAc:
Fir1 ltnffn 1876; 10 Northern 131.g73ssc. Flour
a patents, 50 h5Ns3 %: second patents 15dS3 ~.
hlk stss - 75@s3 70; second clears. SO Bran in
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, Barclay anu Chrisr,pbsr -. r
1890 A M--For Binghamton and Syracuse
'lo;oO A. M--For Buffalo. Chicago 4 81 Louis
$40 r. M.-Eor Buffalo and Chcago.
F9uo r M--Fur Scranton and PIymouth-BuFsf
'6;l0 T. M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
80 r NJ Eor Utica. OswegO. Ithaca
r NJ.
Tickets 400 11S Broadway Sc Iafsv.tt. Pq *
sth Ave l3S W 125th ST.. IA Park PL. N Y and 13l
fulton ST. brocklyn sDaily. tExcspt sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

PorelGn coffee markets.: Rio-Cohee market quiet: No
fo $500 exchange ll'sd. receipts
for the nited States 5000 cleared for Europe. 5000
stoch- $4,000 Santos-Coffee market dull
Santos. 1890; receipts 2GOOU bags stock 2laOO0
hurg-Conee market opened unchanged. a 2:3O D m
net = pfE higher: sales 5000 bags HavreCoee market
opened steady and unchanged franc higher:
unchanged: at , steady and unchanged $50 m.
Mn-hanEnL. .--aI
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03

will be dance in the evening OF
the 4th.
Attorney Corkins made a trip
out into the Promise country last
Friday and Saturday. He was To-
eating some homeseekers.
Duncan Mcdonald and family OF
Grande Ronde are visiting relatives
in this city at present.
Ray Dillon and wife passed
through town Monday en- route
from Powatka to Lostine.
Al. Lewis and family are now
living on the John Standley place,
which they recently purchased.
Mrs. J. H. Rhodes of Elgin ar
rived on Mondays stage en- route to
her brothers on Whiskey creek,
where two of her childred are visit
ing. The children are sick and
she was going to their aid. Frank
Hart met her in this city and drove
out to Whiskey creek thatnighu.
Mr.. Shueman has sold his ranch
on Dry creek to the Wallowa Mer1
chantile Co.
VIM. Ward, or "Block Bill" the
celebrated lumber cruiser, is in this
locality locating purchasers on de-
sirablequarter sections of timber
land and homtsteads, "Bill" car
cied the last message from Gen.
Custer to Gen. Reno, previous to
the i'll fated battle in which Custer
and all Of his men fell. He deliv-
cred the message after receiving
one bullet wound in the hip, and
the horse was punctured in eight
places.
Wallowa is to have the first
creamery in the county A COM
pany has been organized for that
purpose, The principal stockhold-
ers are E. \. Holmes, John Nc
Donald, Levi Tulloy, and James
Tulley. Eddie Tulley, who recent.
ly graduated from the Agriculture
al College will be manager of~tAe
business.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned, as executor OF the estate
of Reuben B. Cole, diseased, has filed
in the county court of Wallowa
county, Oregon, his final account Of
his administration OF said estate;
and that Monday, the 4th day of Au-
gust, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. M, has
been appointed as the time for hear
ing objections to such final account
and the settlement the.eoi.
Any heir, creditor, or other person
interested in said estate may, ON, or
before said day, file objections to said
final account, or to any particular
item thereof, specifying the particu-
lars OF such objections.
Dated at Enterprise, Oregon, this
25th day of June, 1902.
HAsCALL Cole,
D. w. Sheahan. Executor.
Executors Atty.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
WALLOWA.

John Schleppy and family Of
Summerville are visiting friends IN
this locality and also looking for a
location.
VIM. Wade returned Saturday
from Union county, where he has
been farming his mothers place
near Summerville.
Jerry Maxwell and c. A Hunter
returned Friday from trip to
Island City and other places in
Union county.
Mrs. E. A. Holmes and Mrs.
Hilda Holmes returned from a Wis
it in Grande Ronde Saturday.
Fred Minor and family have
gone out to Cove to celebrate the
Fourth.
S. G. Neville has sod his farm,
formerly the Storie place, to Homer
Benaett OF Elgin. Consideration
f8, 900.
Wallowa will celebrate the
Fourth by playing two games OF
base ball on the 4 and 5, with a
team from Summeryille. There
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
FRUITA.

a much needed rain fell the27th.
Thos. r. Rich returned from o3t-
side points, the 28tA.
In recent thunder shower, one
OF Mr.. Baudau's herders got a Sc.
we're shock and EIGHT sheep were
killed by lightning.
Mr.. John Owens has sold his
horses to Gillaspie ana Guyan.
Superintendent Coulcy made an
official call on the Central and
Park schools, and had a pleasant
word for his friends
John johnson started for Kan
sas the 25th, and expects to be
gone about six months.
fridays rain was very oppor-
tune, yet it threw some grain and
alfalfa fiat upon the ground.
The cold nights of the past two
weeks are holding garden truck
back. Early September frosts will
catch corn, potatoes and squash
vines green and growing
The denizens of the Park will
not celebrate the anniversary OF
our independence, at home next
Friday. Some will 90 outside and
Others down the river.
Free mail delivery begins in the
Park next Monday, but we are not
jubilating over it. The Chicftain
will come to us two days later, aud
the Oregonian will be dropped in
to our box on Tuesday, where as
we have been receiving it on the
Sunday before.
Mrs. J. a. Batter and Mrs. Mark
Thompson returned from Joseph
on Thursday Of last week, and Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. Rich on Saturday.
Thos. Rich's saw mill is running
with a full crew of men. Mr..
Knowlton and VIII Batter ale de-
liyering logs, Charley Turner is at
the throttle, Tom Rich at the saw,
10 Ley at the ratchet and a late ar
rival from Missouri, by the name
OF Campbell, is bearing away the
lumber.
We are at loss TO understand
the cause OF the great scarcity Of
grouss in this section. These
birds come down from the mount
aims in spring to the loot hills and
low slopes to nest and rear their
young. But SO lar we nave not
seen single brood Of young
glouse. What can the matter be-
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
INTERESTING ITEMS
From Various Sections of
Wallowa County.
FLORA.

Victor Robinson made a trip to
Lewiston a few days ago after 4th
q July supplies for Baker e. Drake
and himself.
John Daniels is happy over the
fact that another daughter has
come to make sunshinein his home.
She arrived June 20.
D1ED:-Mr. S. D. Cole, on June
%, 1902, at his home in Lost Prai-
rie. The interment took place the
fol lowing afternoon, June 26, in
the Lost Prairie cemetery.
Derwood Conley and Ray Austin
started on a land hunt up the little
Salmon last Wednesday.
Isaac Bingaman returned from a
trip to outside points the first OF
the week
The little son Of Mrs. York of
sheep Springs is said to be dan
gerously i'll,
Little Ivan Bingaman has been
very sick for a few days.
Steve Thomas made trip to
Elgin recently to bring in new
moving machine and rake for him
self.
The Wilsey saw mill had break
down last week. VIM. Wilsey
started for Lewiston Saturday after
repairs.
Mr.. Twaddle was up from Para
disc Saturday.
Mrs. Prue Eddlemon is staying
with Mrs. VIM. Baker for a few
days.
Quite a number Of the people of
our community expect to attend
the celebration on the river. 9th
ers will 90 to Paradise.
Mr.. Nedrow, one OF our most sue
cessful river gardeners, was up Sat-
urday bringing a large quantity of
produce.
George Clark made tripto Lew
iston a few days ago to bring in his
brother Arthur, who is on his way
from the east.
Miss Ada Stevens, who has been
at Lostiue for several months, has
returned home,
A. E. Cray was in lhe commun-
ity Sunday.
William Crawford and family
! former citizens Of our community,
but who have been in or near
Walla Walla for several years, ex-
pect to return and make this their
future bone. One load OF house
hold effects has arrived.
Oliver Barnts, the proprietor OF
the Red Fir hotel, was in town
Monday.
Bruce Crawford came into the
community Friday. He started
on his return trip to Walla Walla
Monday.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
Stallion Notice.

"Don" owned by A. Morgan, weight,
$500; color, gray; sire, "Thorny
King; dam, Percheron mare.
Will stand at owners farm on
Lower Prairie creek. Terms: 81
IS and IS. A.MoRGAY.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
Treasurer's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that have
sufficient funds ON hand to pav ali
Wallowa county warrants presented
for payment prior to July second
1910, Interest on all Wrrants ceases
June I3. 1902.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
For Rent.

Blacksmith shop, well equipped and
in good location for business. for
rent on reasonable terms, or would
sell il satisfactory arrangements can
be made. For particulars call on o.
write B, Care of Postmaster,
lmnaha Oregon.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-03
j. h. 0IaIsTEAp,
County Treasurer
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at la Grandc, Oregon,
Mag y Iu4rp

Lanu VlhcC at IAVrN0dC, OrcVOn,
May. IL, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his mttn
tion to commute and make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said proui
will be made before J A. Rumble, L. s.
Commissioner at Joseph, Oregon, On
June 27th., 1902 via
III. e. No. 92n3, William A Jones. Of Jos.
eph, Oregon, for the n SWG * W. SE4
Sec. II, Up. n. e. i1 e. w. NJ.
He names the following witnesses t.
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz;
Alpert llartshom Charles l.. Hartshorn
and Frederick W. Wagner, an of Joseph
Oregon. and Jack Johnson, of lmnah-
Oregon
f. w. Bartlett hons,e-