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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-05-19
Local Matters.

Local Matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Sabin visited
Sioux City yesterday.
-
Geo. Schaetzel returned last week
from q three weeks visit in Free
port, Ills.
VIM. Schaetzel, cashier of the I'm
ion County Bank, spent last Sunday
in Yankton.
Henry Nearman, the boss painter,
paper-hanger and calciminer, is kept
pretty busy these days.
Rev. Father Miller will conduct
the services in the NJ. Z. church
next Sabbath in the absence Of the
pastor.
Walter Hines, Esq. is in Water
town this week, representing Elk
Point Lodge in the Grand lodge of
Odd Fellows.
The band boys were out on the
band stand in the square last night
and treated the citizens to some ex-
cellent music.
The gravel train run over n three
year-oid steer and a yearling belong
ing to w. B. Card, the other day,
near the Sioux river bridge north of
this city.
On our second page to-day will be
found u striking and instructive H.
lustration Of the comparative worth
of the various kinds of baking pow
ders 10Y in the market.
AT the next regular meeting the
board of trade will see what can be
done regarding the $4,000 bonus for
the Catholic school. Six business
men have promised 800 each to-
wards the bonus.
Our Catholic friends are already
talking Of holding a grand, union
picnic in Hoffman's grove on the
4th Of July. If possible, Hon. John
Brennan, of Sioux City, will be the
orator of the occasion.
My boat was stolen on tie night
of the 18th inst. A liberal reward
will be given for information that
will lead to the detection of tue
thieves and the whereabouts of the
boat. j. KIPLINGER.
Messrs. freeman Bros. & Bovee
started up their hay press yesterday,
after laying off a month or so during
the wet weather and bad roads.
having II surplus of good
hay can now get a good price for
the same by bringing it in to the
h~ay-pressing establishment.
Mayor Geo. II. Freeman is super
intending a force Of men fixing up
the grade across the bottom. Dur
the wet weather it was very soft
aud became rough and cut up in
bad shape. 1t is being smoothed
and leveled of, and will lie a
first class road after they get through
with the repairs.
Z. c. Dewitt, Esq of the firm of
& Dewitt, Sioux City, paid
our city a pleasant visit yesterday.
1t has been a year and a half since
Mr.. Dewitt was here and he OK.
pressed great surprise at the improv-
ID condition Of our city. Il. C.. re-
a hearty shake from hosts of
bid friends here.
The attention of ti,rcshing ma
/
men is called to the sale of a
nearly new separator and steam n
slne, which will take place at Elk
May 29th nit. Also some
lows, young cattle and horses. This
property was taken in on a chattel
mortgage and will be sold at a bar
,ain. Terms, cash, OF time ON ma
with approved security.
At the last meeting Of the Univer-
'ity board of regents. Mr.. N. J. Wall /
ace, one of the members, stated that
practical justice should lie shown
sur Catholic tax payers 10y the APP
continent Of a Catholic as one of
he faculty. Mr.. Wallace deserves
md will receive the hearty thanks
IF every justice loving citizen. This
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-05-19
DRAIN NOTICE.

TO
Solomon Allen,
Mrs. Brown,
Arthur Bland,
Mrs + Bland,
Dan Ballinger,
James Hossee,
Mrs c. barker,
Mrs CA Bryan,
Geo BURIAL,
J b R%ruhacher,
J + blair,
CIV peggs,
I Breaussau,
JAS B~rookings,
Michael Curry, Jr
Peter Callahan,
Curry Bros,
D Charter,
Richard Connolly
Pat Connolly,
Michael Connolly
VIM Chaussee,
Michael Chaussee
Sherman Clyde,
Octavia Compton
Eliza beth Carter,
VIM Comfy,
J Comfy.
r Chamberlain,
FA Chamberlain
Robinson Carter,
Mrs Cain,
Theodorus Davis,
Seth Davis.
| John Donovan.
Gregory Duhaim'
VIM Duncan,
A Everett,
+ C Ericsson,
| Thos Eslick,
| VIM Garrett,
C w Homer,
- Hall,
NJ Hoffman,
Ell l~!arraughty,
J Harrington,
Alex Hughes,
Alonzo Hasson,
August Frollnlan
VIM Fargnson,
II A Franklin,
| Henry Fleming,
Mary %Flannery,
| Mrs u Freelnsn,
. JOS Fountain,
J Jacobson,
J kiplinger,
Henry Kiplinger,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-16
shlpplnx IuselIIreaee.

PoRr TowNsEND. July 1.-THE shiF
Mount Washington. in tow Of the tal
ryse. proceeded to Tacoma to load coal
for San Francisco.
Ship Southern Chief and bark NoFd
geBkjold are still 10 port.
Bark Pearl proceeded TO Port Had
lock to load lumker. This 10 the tilsl
vessel 20 aFFive 90 that mall for 3 cargo
Tug Moaul tosed the bark Emma 4
Croweil 20 sea today, lumber laden fEon
Old Tacoma.
PoRT GAMBLE. July 15-Arrived--
BAFkeniins Kakisat, from Hlnolnla.
TkToosH. Jaly l5.-fha ship Dashing
Wave wss tOwsd oat this afternoon b
the tug Tacoma.
A steam collier passed out at 6 .. N
There was a fresh southwest wind o.
". m.
PoRr AE0EEEs, July 15.-Ths bari
AtalAnts p.ss.d no the Straits II .. n
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eoLD n TnE ocRAx.

Hampton L. Carson fled a bin Ia
equity today on behalf Of E. G. Col
iings against ]. J. Boyle and the Vigo
Bay Treasure Company. The bill il
brought merely 10 compel Boyle 10
deliver to the plaintiff q. 900 shares
OF the stock Of the Treasure Com.
pany, under an agreement by which
be agreed 10 make such delivery
The COmpany's business is Of a de.
eidedly r1mansic character. During
The war OF the spanish succession, al
the end OF the seventeenth century,
when France and Spain were Goa
tending with England. Austria aud
Holland ever the question Of whether
Louis XIV. or King Charles Of Aus.
lria should name the successor 10 the
Spanish throne. the memorable naval
engagement took place ia Nigo Bay,
little land-iocked kaFbor on the
Northern coast Of Spain. For sew.
eral years the English fleets and pri.
valeeFs had deferred the shipment oi
the Usual annual caFgOes Of precious
colonial produce IRON the Spanish
colonies 10 the mother country
Finally ia l702 the necessities Of the
spanish exchtqaer demand d relief
ia some way. aud The protection Of a
French fleet was secured TO escort
thirty heavily laden galleons from
Havana to cadiz.
Before the fleet and convoy reached
the Spanish cDast, Sir Claudesiey
shovel, The English Admiral. learned
Of their approach aud ST his sh4rp.
ess watches The Spsnisrds ob.
served the movement. aud succeeded
In conveying . warning 70 the ap,
preaching feet. The desiinAiion
was accordingly changed from Cadiz
To yigo. The EBglishmsn. however.
vas not 70 be 50 easily thwarted.
The feet got By him, but b went
after Il. They beat him iato The hsr.
bar, and The French feet was STA
iioaet. at tue eGtrAnce. whsle the
gAileous proceeded % unlaad
Before much of the caFgoes had
been landed the Engiishmen arrived
and a battle began at once between
the two heeas. The Preach shlns
were rapidly sunk OF disabled,
When lhe Enrlish deet tiaally fRced
IL way into ths haI Dor. the spaniar1s
determined that II they could not
themselves enjoy The riches Of the
gAllpons, a. least they shonId not fall
into the clutches af the Eagiish
seven bad been ualaaded, ghe Eng.
lish captured six. but The remaining
ssvenleen we're s1Dk Ia forty ave feel
Of Water.
Diving bells being unknown TO
the mAEiaers Of those days. Sir
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C1andes1er sailed 81 content with he
iot Be had secured nferuara dis
eovsriuw ihar the treasure ta<en from
. sfagle ore II ihe galleons VAS
worth IS COO 000. ell u this Was
made inio coins. On which The word
s.Tigo" was stamped below The head
of god Queen Anue
HisioriaBs and anliquarians coca
si0nasly refer "a The snnkrn TREASURE.
hut II remained nDdisturbea save once
in the present century. when 4 {
Enelishman Who rsise q tie ships SINK
Ia the haTb0r Of S<basiopu8 SCI
divers d0Wn under the TaicFsof VI o
bay. ard afterward reparted thai the
treasure there could not be less than
&25 90 COO Finally the Spanish
Government gave 3 coucessian 10 a
Conseetieut concern 10 recover the
treasure upon the condition that i
should pay royalty Of p per cei {.
The concession Vas Transferred u
the Yieo Bay Treasure Company and
tue spanish Government ratsfi, d The
transfer. The sfficers Of the CON-
nanv estimate The amount of the
measure At $37, 000. 600 They ind
that the galleons have sunk very lit
tie il the hard bottom on which
they rest. but that they are covered
over with mud aHd fiae sand ABOUT
nine feet deep, which has come
down from the neighboring noun
iains They have exactly located
twelve 81 the galleons, aud brought
up thirty cords OF magnificent ma.
hogany, beside a lot Of brass cannon.
They are not discouraged at hav.
ilg not reached the treasure yet, be.
cause old reports preserved Ia the
Government Library AZ Madrid show
that the treasure was always carried
10 chests built Just over the keelson,
with the cargo piled above The fu
ture Of the enterprise is decidedly
speculative. however, and Counselor
CaFsen asks the Interference OF the
Court to compel the delivery OF the
stock itself instead Of money dam
ages for ITS nOn-delivery on the
ground that iii may be of gFeaI
value. depending entirely upon the
amount and character of the treas
ure recovered"
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Notice Of Final Pnel.

U. s. LAND OFrIcE At orsMgIA \, \
aaaa ~. isS
Notice 8 harsby glven ghsl MAIIGNa ~
- has alea nolics q intl1Hsn 3 -.
anal proof before the Judes. q g
aenoe, The clark o. tie DistFiet Q1all
once 10 Seatia, ". r. o. FFidaE y,
asy Of Angus, A d. 1854 ca h.A
nppication Ne. $50. forthe eR @m
IS, township - ncrih, rsaee s1at
she nance e. Witnesses C1i19AA. 49,.
leaf, 9ssrge n. Wn1on. MsrT y
aod Gustav 5acobson, 81 e Wsell1l... -
J IN y. 6QNtI
it14iy19 RaEiasf 81 - I1tl o..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-16
SNOQUALMIE FALLS

FrhK aKArTIK. souAK AND sNo-
qaatmse Transportation CompAsY \
noW pFepar0d % carry PaEaaaeafa aad
lrelxht trom seattle = 81 oenaimie and
dlapatohs The akoltral Qatokrst Ard blai
zgNta - Feach the fauaaaa Hnsauaintie
Nai0 hop Faach-1 aaa kanEiha naa nsh
Ing lfreands az that ruwtun.
I've atagra . day fr8n ra4ltln 70 saNAk
ie2Ftna q 4. Sione Erucefy saero u Z
=. y, sad ! p m, For further pAFtietiars
appll - Sionea grecery atsee Fsoai
GIruEl araH
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SHERlFF'S SALE.


n THk DISTRICT COURT FlOH I1i
4 Third judicial Disfricf q Haah E
Territory. holding terms AZ Seattle.
No 4Sl3- First National Bank of N
Tov nst nd, piaintiE Va John LatFf. a
V. b STACEY, Geo. ID. Hlil, hllen ~ Ha
and Henry LandeS delen1ania.
Under and b. vitne Of a. oder nl a.
issue out u he above named Cclft Z
the above entitled action. dated IA N
day Of June, lisa and % na dloa
and delivered. have duly levied Eaa lA
preperiy described In said aianf y At
as tolloWA lowit;
Thcss nFemisos siluaisd h lhs III Z
Seattle. KIM county, W. IL. and s|'1
ed On ths plat Of said city as los 1ls
and eighs. IN blcck thirty lots CA INa
four and fiva. In book fuats .N|zn m
i've. six and seven. In block 6fsE. A N iAf
plat knoa b a. tho seattle M1BFHIaaN A
In III ofiice OF the Auditor az King aa
- b. Hugh McAleor: Asa ioi1 CA TIA
three ard -four. in block ona n I|1 ~
fled IN the once Of tno Aadlcf q ~
King county. known a 6andnr1 1tS|'A
- the city Of seattle aln. ioi i4H b
block thirteen. and lots fhreA faNA faIM
and eishf, In block fuuFleam H ID Nt
plat nled n the once d the Ae4N q
said King county. known e Central ttnl
tie.
Notice is therefore HEREBY sigsl i1lla
Saturday, the a4th Gag g 4nlIs
1888s
Al n o'clock a. m. af aaiA oN "
the Court House door, "a the eliT q 4aAt
tie. King county, WaahinFtaa XIIIlc.
viii II obedience = aid o1alI e ~
eel the absYe described pfop6II. q q
much thereof &c may Be- ees1lf e ~
Isfy the yudgneat In aAi4 actIQH, I'D "a
lerosf thereon and costa 81 NHsN AN
ton 70 the highest b oder far qAna
DATED 81 Seattle. the z2 aa7 "a taAA
lsSA y. u. Mca raw
jeaiid sAeriR Of KlnT oe1s.l. ". J.
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U.aLAED eyYIcn ~ olnq.t II
1n1a a ~.
"A. Noitss b harafy Eigta - ~.
LaS6IIL - aInd naiica 81 Iaiat'l
comnaato and rpske haal ps lfs.p
Clark q the Diaa ict Quar-. = ~
- attla. W. T On fiiaag, ibe 94 ~ ~.
gust A. D. fsse. o. Hrm14lHs4 n y
10. fse9 for the 3 y sfHH -
sW \ section I, toEnlhip = a1il-' -
est.
Ne names ~ Witlesaaas MhA 49,,
Charles DtKaefe. Timothy q Aaalsa 80 n'.'s
n. FulleF, Il q TAahen, ". ~u
i,ztivqe R.rln.rr 81 ~ 1.sa4 aall.
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Notice o. Find PnaL

Q. & Lam ogEIca A. o1TsEl.. Y Y
gana RI tH -
Noiics Il hsseRy gwen that 1pHA 80 !.
BILL kas aled Botiss 81
u axe fnai proof before fse ~
Receiver. e. thuir ofire IN ol9Nr
on friday, ihs isln dss = $50 - -
1855 % IL masfcad apsiicsi le1 -
he i0it 4. z. 8. and ~ X a ~
-. township z6 n0fth mage M ASA
He namas ~ wifnesaedi Ag
~ N NoFt n. EdEef bIawn AAA
flroau. al a aasbsfk. NJ. q.
JOBS y. GQN4l,
gyfsus Rseislsf q fhs Llre ~.
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STEAMER TRAVEL ETO
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
Dogdsa Bay.

~ TuE sTE4MER EEt4TLR
sBE VII iasxa the bad x Pa-t
WRshtug - saaitia 90 NonaEra a.a ~
dass a m; stii leave besa o. PJrs Orchard
q ss3s q . Mitchfns - ~ n Foins
Whsfe sd Pc ses q n . N. and ~ arslrs
e Sssit = - , q Estaru uE Q Per Va
b & 20 and Pct oseaar3s Hill y W nafFi
a. &c m
o. " saues3ays u %. - VII issva Ne Z 81
Deg 3 fay fss sta a.. tHTs Pcfrl Wbiss
~ PsitsFs 8 u q u. ksszraica sfli leave
ssatle % sane ca e. p. r.
Esre = ~ arr ofa % Rst Wastirxian a.
p orchsra. Sc Yves port, 49,
is 3oHN g. SItBz, Maaes.
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Notice Of Application g ~
chase Timber Land.
- -. - p. y.

UNrrEB sEAEEs D1srzIcf ltEs -.
OLrHrfa, WasnI1lo4 1870 .
NOTICE u aEnEBY 01ftA 49, =
~ oonpliancs uifh ths Prev g ~.
81 Cu1ueas &Ppruved fans y
= An Al Ter sac sale Il KiMaNi
n.-s.s ~ fsiffl .rnfa. oreaan. ANFaAA
Wu9hinrson Territory.r DMf0Mk
u N rsfan c1untT. WszAtn
10y. hus MS az fisd n ~. go - 1, +.
piiesfion b purchars tha ~ \ g
WHcfsW u section -. =
q nor1k. rnnes Ne. esq e - w.
Merfdtan
Auy ana Al pernans ciaimlas $500
n1td dfacrfuad Land, o. eaf F ~ -
- kerlhr faualref h nia theIr r'sl -
ofIlcs uitkib sixsy lapl days ffllz. -. a
Given untaF No 1aE1. e - -
pis. W r., thls ~ az % Saas. 4
gainnuia nsglI1sr q ~ AaM4
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c. &P. S. R. R.


NOR FRANKLIN, III aCK DIAMOND
Am-
korhoWcastle and intermediates statluun
daily. ct 5. 40 and l0.i0 a. N. and 4 u -.
Returning arrive a. Seattle from Csslar
rtYor extension - 4:ie p. m, and from
and So ,. 10.
RunAing time 10 Franklin, 3h.mm.
Running time 10 Newcastle. A h. a m
In efkact ApIl 8. lSaA.
PUGET SOUND SHORE RaIlR0Ap
Trains leave Seattle for Kent. stuof
Juno eon. sumner. PuyAllup and racome
- Gao q "a. anu AS "a.
Returning leave tacoma Al An -.
living - ssAtlls 81 $40 D. M.
local ieavaa stuck Junction for Seattle
~ $40 = ~. and arrives al 10 a M
]. J. MfLANktE Superfntendenk
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on, ihs United states. ~ ang Ia11 vs.,
givoe her time and eRfrEy 10 caalaa
for thena can soon build 40 RRNaIfNI
and Ptt0FIrABLE business Thar Mo s
sold by nseichanta and we 0lTN nNnIf
sTvE TEERITuRY. he eoy giving thf lt
/, nfire cntnoi u these euFEaIuG c11.1n
Ia the territory assigned hef. We n1lII
large number of AGENT, Who ere n11|N
q gfahd success ceiling these Eco1a AZ
WnY New York M-
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SEATTLF-RHATcnM RnuTE.

The steamer " X FHER WIN viii
leave Seattle every sunday, tuesday ano
tnarsdal eyening. 3 O'Clock. for Whatcou
calling - Mukilteo. Tulatip. Coupsyillt
YAK Harbor. UtBalady, LsaconneF. Fidalgo
Anaoortas. 9uomoa, Saminh. Fairhnven
bellinghAm and Scheme.
Returning. win leave WhAtcom even
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
lnRA. ~ 3 o'clock. for seattle. caiiinR
intormedtAte points on The way.
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tas aass1 49,. ailfess- el.sssd n0t fnl 70 eaH a.
HIN TIE pectnf kas visited he haspitala e
EaFape ara ohtainnd 9 gFszt eeal d valuabh
lnfof8stion whicn BE b esmpsten1 - lnp1Fi
Perso cured Al hnm4. Gall Or write. Al
coumnEie4tiona ssF1c4ly ceuAdsnflal. Hsno
teu aoiiars Tor . barksas 81 madieina. a
tvs Oh. J. Y GiaBOF. n51 1851, s1s Frzn.
-tsao. a. Menfies PoeE-lNTEI11GHNoE
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the Y. 8. Mail.
Tacoma, SsallIs { Port ToWIstnd Rauls

ONE OF THE w. So oa
& !; Cos steamers
tWaBhing On or kdlthla
VIII lun daily between facoma and fs,.sf
iownsz nd. leaving acoma upon arrival
81 tain AMI touching - seattle. polt
Madison. ort 94mhie. Port Ludlow and
Port fssn END. Returning leave POFt
Tow 8cna every day kept suAdsy) ct 1
o'clock D. "a.
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NoTTOR.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ b we this dag aold 70 4. D Bus sell
ard X n. hopkins ali my right. Il IL and
intsrtst IN and 70 the Ses tie Soap Factory
located - toe foot OF kp1Dg street, ~
sether with eli sOsps- impio ssents. etc
All accounts due the Seattle 'ap Com
pany g date are paSab 30 me, and all
BILE By me. A. b SIkWA hT.
Dated this 2lst day Of June. 1886.
The business Of Hosp manufacturing re-
ferred 20 sb We vii bs soniinsed ~ as
nndar the nanne Of 5 attic Soap Company
vi greatly increased facilities for the
manufacture Of soap. We rep c.fully
solicit tho pat enaRe OF tue public. v {
Wi apa neither labor or expense in
presenting superior soaps.
4. y. BUSsxIsI.
jyid6Wlm r. n. HOPKINS.
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- u JOSEPHINE 81 J, INF


p. x. HOWARD. Sole Owper.
WI, fsem date car ne United st.sra
M, - hood4 CAnal making nami.
oeck ever Monday ana FrldaF r1ornieS
VII tozieh e Port Gamhis fer naraerg---,
or trs.EhA arriving e 8saafie n ~
Afternoon rstrrnlnR viii leave Yessaras
Waarf - "a ociock every Tuesday 80
5aflrnAs HoFnfnEs taxing the mai a
f'ert aeEnale Tor o-aeeck snd Unioa CITY
hech f1r Port candle srarr daT exe.-1i
saturday. - tsEo pauenRaFa and freIlkf
40 feozlso ordGs fr azy polnton Hs.s.ss
SA@~ 3a1
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sEATTLE-YKAcIT RIYER RnnIE

The steamer DAAsY viii leave Seattle
Ter akAg1t river And way ports, every
Monday ard THURSDAY. rtfurninR TneS
days and fridaYa.
For freight and passage apuiy AZ Cam
pany6 ofaco. on Naaier' ; wharf. oron hoaril
The beats at the sane wharf.
mr6lsd GkO. 9. JACOBS snosy.
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SHERRFS saTr

Is THG DIST let 9 lTTrr O.
sialcia ulssrscl q VA, 49,. /. { & & tli,n
holdtne terms AZ ssaiIi, - 4e.l,1-
=, : n 4. - - -. stiI piaiasta. ~
szscstssa issss 80. =, !, 40 . ~ 81. :
seats - the above entitled -. ...s aatsa
- $40. say q Jaly Sc, ana Is = e.l.4 AZ
no s.''s - .'s. esss aais lsyisa sas ~
p 9sr.y. 3 vas EhorF -
=, = 1 =. 9 .atstoiag leo acree E, = 3 - q
" f : Se's e Z 'es.sflss 1 - 80. s
oeltek Ct said dar. n ~. 49,. s--t ls An
y ~ fest 4 adisou. Kttsap cess- A. 4 80 asas
se.t the above ds-cribsa prn ~. y = Y. u
s - = g = alad aoiioa. Va 4 ..
higaesi hiider. Z = - - -s>ii1a' & n.
Dated q Per- aafies- "A. -.
- SgsEPH cox 49, ~
49, a ,, saeiia q Aiiaap esaa,r ~
1Rla.d - klliaa
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EOllcs Of Sale Of Rsa E,l,l.

NOTICE u aEREsY afvrw -
~ pursuance o. an order ~ ~ 1917 N
~ eie euaFt o. Wssh Vans es..s. " ~
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKErs

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