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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

4 l@nx.Eels want Wen eapDl1eA-V'
Antheuy's Book biadery IN
Operation.

Every rev industry insugursssd IN
nsw country Is, If properly conducted,
source If profit to the whole communi-
t.. II money is paid cot for its pro-
duets, money is spent By the producers.
II money! ia sen. avay for the raw ma
teri Il il is returned for the nanufac-
tured article. Every dollar sent away
for WORK tina. can Just as well be done At
home. or for articles that eau Just as
veil De purchased of the local dealer. IS.
in surre sellss of the word. an injury.
We ventlr. 20 say that II the SUN total
of money that has been sent out OF ~
attic in the past I've years for took
binding, MERCANTILE and manufacturing.
specially ruled paper and blank
books. for county ana other officers
could he Es.uned III figures II tins col
umn. the amount would be astonishing
ly large to everybody who reads the
FeSr-IxTEIrIGfNts Hereafter, there
need be no excuse for sending the above
description. of work cas of klDg tjonn-
~. Mr.. 4. Anthony, a practical and ex-
per,eaced workman, has commenced
business as a bookbinder, paper-ruier.
etc. and il prepared to do everything IN
his line from bind the lar est size
book to perforating the dividing line be-
tween the stub and check of bank
book. His machinery consists of an
English perfora.ing machine, a paging
ana numbering machine, which runs
from l TO 100000, Pennsylvania rul-
ing machine, full line OF ruling pens:
a paper cutter, the largest on the coast
outside of San Francisco. standing
binding press 10 feet high, with ak iron
columns weighing a ton, . smaller
pr. 81. 4 table shears. and types for let
tering, gliding. and finishing, and all
other necessary articles for a complete
book -bindery. He has also full line
of the fines: paper for blank book man
ufacturing. which be will rule to order.
Also Russia leather. morocco. calf -skln.
and paper for binding. Books can lie
bound with gilt or marble edges, as de-
sired. Mr.. Anthony IL prepared to ex-
hibit specimens of his handiwork. be
brings with him ample and satisfactory
references from the State of Nevada.
where he conducted the business for
many years. Our citizens owe 1t to this
new industry to give it the preference.
We are glad to be able to say that or
ders for work are coming in rapidly.
Mr.. Anthony's place of business Ia IN
Marshslls block, CONNER clai street, up
sta,rS
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To Newspaper men who have expert
sneed the yexasioss annovanoes Incl
den. to the taking Of telegraph neTs
dispatches, the following from late r.
sue of the ws!la walis >,2tesF1'i'' all
be amusing:
an the hope that ne could please and
benefit the readers of tie .>.afssSaE, by
presenting a column or so Of dispatches,
ZACH afternoon. We gave orders for their
Hing ut Portland. Since Monday last
Ne have managed To squeeze through
four partial reports, NOS; of them coni-
ing At so late an hour in the day, that II
vas simply impossible to get tbs repcrt
into type properly. When anything Of
importance occurs. out IN tbs world.
report Of which We shou.d have. the
sires fail down between this city and
Portland or Frisco. and We gel left But
II San Jones falls from q ladder IN
stockton. California. and harks ilis shin,
or Bill Sykes ufsets a woooshed IL Salt
lake city. the wires are all right. and
nc truck il sized right along. We are.
personally, very much Disguised with
.tis sort Of thing. and 10 doubt the ge u
..al pubiic feel tie same way. He.eaf
.er ws shall make provision for ',pecsal
dispatches instead Of the regular report,
md use the balance Of o1r space fo'
.lonas news"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

An OREGON FLoUa MILL.-As there il
talk Of S0o-barrel-a day flour mill at
this point, the following of Salem e.
Establishment. from tho Walla Walla
Statesman. will be interesting: At the
Standard Flour Mills We get the follow
ing items of interest of Mr.. Robert Nc
Cally: The mills have a capacity Of l60
barrels Of -four every "a hours: and just
now the establishment is operating day
and night. The firm are taking in about
lI,U bushels Of grain each day, and have
fully 5000 bushels on hand, all the
graiu-b bins and the warehouse being we'll
filled At this writing. Last year at this
time they had 700 barrels of -four and
plenty of feed on hand. Today there Ii
not barrel unsold. and an order at
hand for a large lot for San Francisco.
Most of the feed il sold along the line
of the Northern Pacific to the front,
where large quantities are used. Ths
following shows the advance: Last We ir
bran WIS selling q: Sc per ton. 1t IS
worth SIP today. Shorts sold last wear
for $40. 1t is now selling for BIS. Mid
dllngs were worth $l5 las. season: this
season f25. A. these rates this feed is
sold as rapidly as it can be made. They
have large orders for this feed for the
country about Cheney. This firm
shipped 1000 barrels Of -four to the
Northern Pacific last month, and as
much more along the Columbia to the
Cascades. Not only is the brand Stand
ard. bu. that is the quality of the -four
made by this firm, and it is not surpris-
ing thai such demand has been ere
ated for it,
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The San Francisco Chronicle of the
It'll tells this concerning an individual
known TO the sorrow Ut Il number of
persons hereabouts;
"One Of the political parties of this
city have selected part Of its ticket,
the usual swarm OF piece clubbers have
sprung up. with propositions TO carry"
wards or deliver classes of voters in con-
sideration OF little mopev. There is
usually nothing in these bloOdsuckers.
and csndidatse who expend money In
that wav eenerallvsoon find in II the cof-
fers OF some saloon keeper where the
piece club man makes his headquarters
The latest novelv il petition circulated
by one Judge Baegs, III which 1--WE.
the undersigned. hereby agree 70 contri-
bute the sorus set opposite our names
Tor the Z cd of the Republican party"
Baggs informs the incredulous that he
has great influence with various classes
III voters, especially with the co.ored
people, or ringers" "a he calls them.
Of the Second or Fourth wards. and
hose who put their names down on his
petition viii receive that vote. lie ex
aibited that petition To n candidate on
tSc Icka" hei'uchEau SOutuGou
ticket. n few days since. aud asked him
IA sign It. The petition was headed
with a 800 contribution TO which no
name was attached. "Who put up that
piles" asked tho candidate. Iceland
stanford" replied Bsggs, hut be could
not or did not explain why Leland STAN
ford concealed himself thus The can.
didats, however, refused tn bite at the
bait set for him. aud Raegs left. A few
days later Bags sent the same petition
into the oboe of Walter Leman. candi-
date for Public Administrator, with the
request that he put his namc down for
= small sum. Mr. Leman returned the
document, with reply that what
money he had to contribute for political
purposes would be given 10 the regular
party authorities and expended BY them.
so far i; Is unknown whether or not
Bag9s has taken anybody in, but Rspub-
iicsn candidates should not fear that
tho Judge" has any influence with
whst he calls the ''ni2gers." for even
Captain Dohson, the Nemesis Of the
sand lot, does not acknowledge his
power.
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COyRr PRoGEgRlyGs.
SEArrry. Oct. 10, 1Ss.

SEATTLE. Oct. 10, lSs2.
Fred. T.. Sander Va Fred. A. Minick.
Dismissed on plaintiffs motion, at
plaintiffs cost.
B.F. Stafford W. Packard 4 Rogers.
Dismissed "a above.
Chas. Mcdonald vs.. Steamer Daisy.
Dismissed, rs above
Port Biakely Mill Co. w. Silas Hog
len. McNaucut Il Co. for plaintiffs.
Dismissed At plaintiffs costs.
j. II. Marshall VS.. X. G. Sprague.
Dismissed. as above.
On motion of l. NJ. Hall. L. Il. Mum
ford, of the Supreme Court. vas admit
ed TO practice.
Schwaaacher Bros. 4 Co. vs.. l.. Z.
Ferguson. Continued.
j. A. hcphee ~. b. 4. Deaaison-
Continued for the term.
;. II. Frank VS.. Il. w. Ostorne. Cen
timed.
H. c. Maynard vs. W. G. He'll. Dis
missed.
"A. A. Atkins, j. NJ. Blanchard. G.
Carey Ro5t. Graham and W. II. Phil
lips, Grand Jurors. were excused for
the term.
The Grand Jury was then constituted
~ follows: j.. =. smith. foreman. Zee.
w. Boardman, s. u. Benedict. W. III.
Bow, Geo. S. Dudley. j. G. Floyd, II: r.
FraLin, Walter Graham, Waiter -har-
mon. W. A. Harrington, III. Morrison,
II. Mckay, Vim. Reese, j. q. Scurry. ID.
q. Thornton. Jas. Tanner, n. Chlfelder
and A. b. Young.
Judge Greene then proceeded TO read
his charge, which viii be found else
where.
The case of II. l.. Yesler va. August
Mehlhorn was continued for the tenn.
August Belikoff vs.. Mary Bsdikoh
referred to y. y. Mumford.
Henry ALEXIS was appointed Indian
interpreter Tor the term. =,
The folloving persons were natural
lied: August Mehikorn. OF Germany
Robert A. Hahn. of Germany: Johan
mes Mahler. Of Germany.
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READY FOR BUSINESS!
The Seattle Bo0kbilQerV.

1NHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEA
l. sure in informing the citizens of Sc
attic, Puget Sound and vicinity that he
has started a bindery, having the most
improved and latest styles of machin-
cry. He is enabled to execute any kind
OF work in his line that may offer itself.
The manufacture of blank books in the
best styles and at reasonable rates is one
Of my specialties. Ruling done to Or
der.
Checks. drafts, receipts. railroad
tickets, etc. numbered, perforated and
bound cheap.
Magazines, music. periodicals and
newspapers bound in substantial and
neat styles.
Law-books rebound in calf or sheep.
Library books rebound very cheap.
Gold lettering done on albums, wal
lets. portmonnaies, etc.
Works Of art bound in full morocco.
with gilt edges. and finely finished.
Maps mounted on cloth and glazed.
Orders from the country along Puget
Sound respectfully solicited. All orders
will receive prompt aud faithful atten-
ton. Yours respectfully.
+. ANTHONY, Bookbinder,
Marshall Block, upstairs, FIRST door on
right hand side. oS-dIm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

AssrAl or TIRE HENRY BUcx.-1he
bark Henry Buck, sailing in Charles II.
Wells line Of coasters. left San Fran.
CISCO September ~, lsse, With a full
load of freight. Following is a list of
her conss4Iees; Harrington & Smith.
]. Doacsn, Watidell & Miles. J. c. Nixon
q Co., Chas. Nahes. &. Ii. Mann. Sewing
Machine Company, Boyd & Poucin.
Smith 4 Davidson, ]. Schrsm 4 Co. u.
A. Jennings. Sutherland & Co, r. w.
Musthoa, Washington Iron Works. 6.
Sohncke, Thos. Lyle. +. Lobe 4 CO.,
Clark. Anderson i Co. IL. Z. Levy. J.
c. Dickson 4 Co, w. ID. Scott 4 Co..
Brush & karnes, ). Baxter Il CO..
French & Co., \. Mslhorn. n. J. Car
kees, l.. 4. Prince, Samuel Williams.
J. Meachsm 4 Co. G. NJ. Moore. Pincus
L Pscksher, Shster 4 Howard. Robert
Frost, A. Farquhar, c. Burmeistes. l..
Bettuaan. &. Il. Mann.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL
AkRlvAfA,

E F Gibson. Olympia; d Rogers, Rev
NJ Spanglsr, Il 4 Sccsf. whascom: = @
wheeler. Cant c A Nell. II Wooding. G
Watson, X Goldswosthy. G KENNEDY. J
Sullivan. Atkinson. J Erwin. New Ia
coma; II Ciavill, feuino; 4 4 Hinch-
man. L Watson. Por; townsend: Mrs
hsrrccks and two children. Nsscas:le;
u Obrien. Z c Hayes and wife. White
River; Mrs Scott. Newcastle: Mrs Rev
no!ds Il 5 Franklin aud wife, II Hill
gosA. c Richards \ d Foss. city: J H
Wood, " Reddy. J Grant. W Russell. s
; hssssra. Ms gilbert, W 5 Kane. A ]
Iice- foyt Townsend.
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FuRras.. a -a.gDgi.Aa, OF Tak ''CHAL-
rENoEan OorRsac.--Jadge Burke, who
returned from Taeom last esening
states that the accounts published o:
the terrible outrages pcrpetrated on ths
sailors Of the ship Challenger by the
bratai ciptain and mates. do not do the
snbiec. iistice. In addition Ia what
has already been published, the facts
show that one man, who had been 50
terribly beaten that one of his broken
ribs prutrutfssl through the 1esh, jutn-
ped overheard aud drowned himself e.
escape the awfu! living death he was
subjected 10. The crew consisted prin.
oipa!ly of Norwegians and Germans,
who. as class, make very submissive
sailors. Tho poor fellow Siai.h, who
shipped IA third mate, and was disrated
because he deprecated tbs beating of the
sailors, and submitted 10 the most ter
rible punishment, was acquitted on the
charge of insanity preferred against
him by the captain. and Is 4 NJ suhjeci
for hospital. While be was confined
in miserable, wet, cold. filthy room,
seven feet long. five feet wide and foar
feet high. where he was deprived of ali
comforts of life and Subjected TO all
the miserable diSconfsgts that can be
imagined; the first mate. great. hurley
Liverpool irishnsan named Conway,
would take other men 20 his hoyel and
compel them To ficht and beat him.
threatening their lives il they refused.
Captain Monford and the first and Sec
ond ms % at tire Challenger ara nav
under arrest. and AS soon as the exam.
ination is ended before committing
magistrate Young, of Tacoma, they will
be brought To Seattle. where their cases
will be looked into by the grand Jury.
Every sailor on that ship WAS more or
less beaten and bruised. Some have
their heads broken, OILERS have their
arms bruised and broken. and all are
moro or less used up. We do trasi that
IL these statements made 10 us are true.
and We doub. not they are. tina, the
punishment that such outrageous con.
duet deserves Will be melted out 30 them.
Our Government must aud shall be
strong enough ~ protee; even the
weakest of its citizens in ali their
rights"
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REAI ExrArE rRANsrERA

The following are the tranafers a
real estate, az recorded at the Auditors
Office. since our last report
Mary V. Hall to Go:tfried Meyer, lot
4. block So: heirs Of $. A. Bella. second
addition-$iU.
Situs Schmid to Edmund Carr, lot l
in block !. Judkin's addition-$4OO.
+. H. Palmer to Alder b. Graham. lot
) in block 8, Clarence Hanford's add
tion-$lW.
Thos. Burke to Fred E. Sander, lot l
in block =, and block %, Sanders add
tion-x6U.
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ARLINGTON MOUSE
ARkiSAlA

ID n wallen, ] Mctiuire, Tacoma; A
Nambers, II Hansman. II TicAnor, s
Neyasfeid. L b Whitney. ID Ha,nhercrr.
. Z Strickland. II l. Wells. A Pollack, I
Raeneu,hl. J W Lane. T. T Adams. &
! Cshill, Z Davsn. San Francisco: L c
Harms and wife. + II yireei. q L Movers
and wife, Portland; ] = Jansoa, Own
pas: J " Whitney, New York; J Foun-
tain; \ 5 Holder, city; W 5 Grinne.i.
Oaia; W Ssnsth. MarySville: II lAnders,
Fcrs Townsend: Ars Pope. Oregon CITY:
J Latham. Union City: ] Henry.
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roxrr1xs's YSearAsEp ExrxSprxu,xx

PoxrIASps ISearAsEn ExrxNprTCaxS,
--.staRas-i. "A; special meeting OF
the Common Coancil last evening the
res city caArtsx xas taken under con-
sideration aid amended ~ a. 10 al.ov
The Mayo. salary Of $S,01 year and
The CoCncin~n 81 .ase year sacA. Al
amendment Vas alss introioced Al,o&-
NIX the city Indebtedness To - incspass,a
10 81 ,uo,0a an order that ftsO0U raav
I've expended in water works and xsu'-
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PLEASANT PAsrx.--On Monday even
ing ten or fifteen eeup'es o, young PEG
Pile swooped down on Captain Worth
and the officers OF the steamship Una
tilla. and rendered them what proved 10
be n very happy surprise party. Smiths
string band accompanied the party, and
music and dancing we're the order Of the
evening til, near Gidni2hk when .
oounufni supper WAS spread and en-
ioyed by all. The Captain and gensss-
manly officers dad all in their power to
MAKE their guests happy, and they suc-
ceeoed admirably. Tor al. agree thar the
affair was one Of unusual pleasure,
nothing transporting 10 mar the occasion
for owe moment.
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pax. ras kornxR Mcmillan,
who escaped from The osansy jail a.
,ais place While awaiting trial for rob
berry, has been heard from. II il re-
ported that he wSs serted On the Qassn
Of the psoiiie en- hest first trip cot FROM
this port, and Was discovered hy one 81
the deck hands when nearing we~sport,
where he was pct ashore. Asthas place
he remained hidden for nearly . wsek.
when he left for Oak Point. lnstruc-
tions % tie Astoria authorities failed Of
their purp-e. and Dan has coae 70 the
eoan;.y IN tho vicinity Of the sound
0sryssEsss..
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Sutherland / Co. IN SGnire's Orers
bieck. aase Just received Q large and
very chosce ios of PetalIma. Cal, Gil,
Edsc Butter, which they offer low.
wholesale az retail Best brands Of Or.
ECON and walia Malia aoar, CONSTANTLY
on hsna. Also OreS,n sias bacon and
shoulders.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

: ASorIga MEosI-~ among the awards
OF premiums made by the Committees
ct the Mechanics Fair at Portland. We
note a silver inetal To Long E hrraing-
nam OF ta,s county Tor ore ton Of cheese
This enterprisins firm seem deseruine,l
TO keep King coansy 10 the fore. and are
evidently able Ia do II.
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The elesanf gold snisa cabinet GRIND
Piano nos for sale AZ W. 4. Smith &
60. e, Is the oce tasl vas placed on ex.
nlhssion At the Mcchsnics' Far in San
frsnciscc, last r,onih, and which re-
ccasst the rlssr rRxxrrx over all CON-
psutr~ os-Iv
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LIFE SAVING SrArroSs.-Captain J.
W. White. acting Superintendent Of she
Twelfth Life-sxvinG Dissxic'. has re-
ceive.i orders from Sumnes I. Ha,ball,
General Superintendent ef the Iifs-
Saving Service, 10 place three L,fe-Ssv-
ing crews on this coast. A kcspaf and q
crew of ak men have been engaged for
Station No. Z. sisuasrd on the tesch
near Golden Gate Park. The keepers
receive 600 year, and each Of the
crew rccsivc go . month. Station 40.
4 situated on The ColnmbiS river. and
Station No. X on Humboldt bsy, will
also soon be provided with crews.
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To RE MAmaxp,-Inyita,,ous have

To Re MAgaixn,-lnyitassons have
been Issued for a grand Wedding
reception to be given at the resi-
dence III Mr.. and Mrs A. Van Dus~n.
At their home IN Astoria, Oregon. on
THURSDAY evening, Oetober issa. GA the
occasion of the wedding of their asnch.
ter, Nav. and Mr. Daniel A. Mclutosh
Miss Nav IL well known in this city,
where she has a hos, of friends. having
spent her vacations hero GA several oc.
casions, visiting relatives and acquaint.
Auces.
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Sraxsr CLgsSryo.-1he ve-mii.ion
edsc. issued by ,his Journal a sex days
ago 10 the effect that Mill stree, vest OF
Commercial should be cleaned up and
made fssssable ior peles.rians. hsa We
are harry TO say. aeen daily ohserv~d by
the proper authorities. This ID vel.
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The finest stock of htaek Spanish lace.
cream spanish iscs, vaionoo Toecaou
pillow csss lecss ever offered in SSassle.
- Ciaytoa RpoA
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OPKSno OF THE STAR CLOTHING
Horsx.-In announcing an opening to
the public, we deem it a pleasure to state
that We shall exhibit the largest stock OF
clothing. hats and caps, and gents fur
rishing goods ever seen in Seattle. We
invite the public to An inspection of oui
stock.
l.. Kline, Star Clothing House. Nc
aaughf Binding. Commercial street.
o.-lv
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IMPORTANT NoTIcE--if the citizens
wish IT, Dir. Goodrich, the architect ard
sanitary engineer. will deliver lecture
on the proper sewerage of this city to-
gether with all sanitary arrangements
free of charge, if the city will supply a
suitable hall. and audience. Our city
must awake from It's lethergy TO she
coming and present wants of its present
and future population.
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BOZ n
NEW ADVERTI> EMENTS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFYIcR or COMPTROLLER
OF THE CURRENCY,
WARRINGTON. Sept, 18th. 1852 J

OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON. Sept. 18th. 1885,.
BY SATISFACTORY
w evidence presented to the under
signed. i, has been made to appear that
the First National Bank Of Seattle. in the
city Of Seattle, in the county Of King and
Territory OF Washington. has complied
with all the provisions Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States required to
be complied with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the bust
ness Of bank
Now. therefore. l. John Jay Knox. Comp
troller Of the Currency. do hereby GRITTY
that the First National Bank Of Seattle,
in the city of Seattle. county OF King and
Territory Of Washington. is authorized TO
commence the business Of banking a. pro-
vided in section five thousand one hundred
and sixty mine Of the Revised Statutes of
the Uniued States.
.~, In testimony whereof witness
,sEAL. my hand and seal of Office this
49, ?6th day OF September. 1859.
JOHN JAY KNOX.
Comptroller of the Treasury.
No. ES.l oi060t
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The Lssis Oss1ef fAnnine min h. M
equal f0s nlo b WaA Z Omnhan
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The c@leh.aied DR.. Waraer's Health
corset, $i.4o, at Csvtaa Rr.s.
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Posr TovxsExp. OCT. lo-Arrived.
ship Top0allans, from San Francisco.
Pom GAMBLE, Oct. 9.-Arrived, bark
ensine Emerald, from Honolulu.
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Situation Wanted,

A SOBER PRACTICAL MAcHTNISr
~ and Anginesf. with The best Of refer.
eans, wants eitaation- Apply to
JOHN A. SWANSON.
go Oa1ntal Heal 0pai q
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For chronic skia disease. 50 10 DR..
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Wo OR THREE FURNISHED
Rosma for housekeeping. Leavs IN
formation ~ this once oSlw
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-08
Fret Pub. Sept. n, 1882.
Summons.


TERRIrOR OF DAKOTA, [ In the Dist. Court
Fourth judicial District in and for Ur ION %
The New England Mortgage
Security Company. Plaintiff,
AgAlnst,
John G. Stratton, Flora Strat.
ton q Lizzie Jones
TUE TERRfToRY or DAKOTA epnDssGn-rrx. .
To John Q 6tratton, Flora Stratton and La..i.
Jones Defendants:
YOu are hereby summoned and reauired IN
anAwer the complaint 10 this aciiOn, which Wa
Aled On the 3Sd day OF September a. b. 1850 IN
the once olths clerk Of tho district conrt wi h.
In and for the county Of Unlon Tcrrtforv ~ IL.
kota, ct the cOuse in the city OF klk Point conn.
y Of Union D. T, snd to serve copy Of your
answeron the eubseribcr at his once on main
within thirty days after tho service Of this nm.
mons exclusive OF the day Of service. II yUu
fail 70 answer the com !, ,aint within that tiync'
the plaintiff will apply TO she court Scr the "a.
iief demanded u ne complaint.
Dated = kIk Point, D. T., this "a day Of Sop
Z. \. wAIwoasa, Pltrs ATTY.