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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-01


Clerk in q Missouri store ITO GUS
lomer) These boots are worth &5.
Customer They arc not worth that
much. . Il say they are: Il don't
believe It. Give me s.. Il won't. .
"But YOU will. Il will not. Who art
you that You can order me around this
wayP'' II am Frank James. why,
how do ron do, Mr.. james, Please
wrap up these boots. Five dollars. you
says Here's your money. Good day"
Arkansnso Trarelcr.
Mr.. Sutro, Of California, "a about I'd
build an aquarium 10 feet III diameter
in the bay Of San Francisco. Il viii
contain every sort Of sea anemone,
MOSES and shell fish.
.The Claimant has Just delivered 4
lecture in-Dublin. He drew an immense
audience. who hailed him as lie came
on with cries of '.HalIo, Rogerg and
ssWagga- lFagga!' All the other per-
formers with him werp Kissed 0n. '.sSir
Roger was in evening dress, and ii de-
scrIbed as tall of stature, porf1y in build,
of dark complexion. and is solemn as
professional undertaken in appearance.
His p0wezs Of oratory are not good. dis
voice Is bad, and his twenty minutes
address .was Of the plainesE charac.
ter.
Several years ago Senator Ramsey
gave his wife the choice Of $500 block
IN Minneapolis OF spring bonnet. Mrs.
RAMSEY chose the block, which Las inul
been sold Tor ~. .0Q1
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-01
FOR RENT. II

FOR SALE.-An excellent OW-- lust
fresh. Apply at the apital Office apl6
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-01

FOR RENT.--A good ROO 4, on sec
ond flopl adjoining the CAPITAL Office
ulla. lie as a st. re-room or any kind of
business kent cheap Priva e TN rance.
Appls at CAPT Al office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-01

CAT BOAT FOR SALE In peri ct
order; 20 feet long; AaI new; fastest boat
In the harbor. Sold for want OF use Ap-
ply o. MARTINS. s. PHoToGRAPH GALLERY,
East Stree,. near Prince George
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-01

Fl FL. ED. MUNRpE. will in-
sure your properly agai st fire in one of
tile uldeet and best Il, me colpl anies at
m, deraie rates Real Estate Agency
viii Fire Insc, at Office 53 Mary Iansl
Avenue. milf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-01

" NANTED.-To purcha.e small
FARM convenient to Churches and
schools, with rod mprovempnts--wat
iluation-either river cr hay; price not
Co exceed $1,000 cash. For informali n
address the CAPITAL OFFIcE. milf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-01
ANNAPOLIS. ND. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY l. 1886.


We Wi1 iRseTf 81 This column GdUortSse-
1aents Of Wants, For Rent, F0s Sale Lost,
Found, de-, not erceedino four lines. One
Weak. or less. for % Gents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-01

WANTED TO RENE-IWO GOOD
ROOMS. in good location. App y 10 CAPl.
tai Office.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-14

IL vas announced that the drill would
bogin - quarter past o'clock, and
The aodienee and the oontssting CON
panies were prpmptiy on hand. The
Judges, however. failed 20 appear. coca.
aioninR a weary delay Of an hour, dur.
ing which time the troops we're corn.
pallad 10 stand under orders. Capt.
beabe, Of X o., explained 20 the audi
onoG that the iadges were DELAYED BY
She nBn. arrival Of the Vancouver
boat les be believed ct ihe time. bat she
truth, which developed later, was that
they were enjoying an elaborate dinner
81 che Edmond Hotel. The delay vas
without excuse, q Fudanesa disoreditablo
20 the military gentlemen and % the
youn9 men who, on behalf Of q com
pany, gave the dinner. - 0regoaiaR.
Leaving oas Of consideration the
WEo,ehed taste. or, rather, The down
right rudsness Of thus kssping an audi
anoe waiting, one cannot help wonasrinR
Whistler Il was altogether proper fer
NE judges Of 6 contest 10 be expensiyely
entertained By one Of The contestants
immediately before going upon the
aoos. Though u may have been limo
cent enough. ID locks bad, 70 say the
least, and the officers should have had
regard snoash for Appearances 10 refuse
such an entertainment a. such 9 time.
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DAILY POST HTHLIGHcR
rux SIN ~ aNeAR.


Prsedsns Clssulandss tAra rsea@-
msnaassons d. not awaksn = responsive
shosd b Isouiaiana. Ths pEoissiios
ssutimsna has taksa . sirone hoid
smoue Ne s1gar psodnosEs Of tnAt
ssass, aad II ths Dsuoazafie party
eoes hsfors ths eDunszy % he tAria
irsaa. 4 i dsubtfal wbatheE pEsiudiess
ana trudislons viii b ssEsient % keep
ths I.suislana plantsga vithin ths a1ss
u the party which they have sapuoFted
% stsadfassly for : quartsr Of cen
tuEy.
Ths New OsIsars Tlnes- Dsneerst, Ne
loadina Dsmoeraais pager Of Losisiana.
3 arguing earnestly among ne people
Of its STATE for pFotsstzos. and Il BOZ
points out tie fast that The placing Of
suenE upss tie free Iisi voald destroy
tha mous fmpossAnt indastEy u Lssisi
ana and inpoysFish re fouE hundred
thousaud voskine peopis engaged 10 Z.
Wits shsgs you'd Be- ns correspondence
rsdassisn IL Ne pries Of saRax 70 con
numsFu. nnd ne heBs6ts 70 balanee the
Iosass Suffered b the removal Of pro
tsetion.
Il urges II support Of this position tts
expoFiencs Of she country with the LAST
"eruaads Tor q free bFsakfaat tahls,
which, thoueh Il accomplished is OBJ
iost Of removing ths daties on eoaes
end va, ualagly failed 70 Esduos ths
prlos Of thoso articles 70 ths sensameE,
export dntiss being 10 many instances
PLACED ugon the articles b. the pFodae-
ine countries as soon as the import
datiss wsrs removed By the Unitsd
States.
The oxpsFisncs Of the peopls Of the
Pacific Coast has certainly nos besn
saoh - woaId lead thsm 10 believe that
ne removal Of the daty on sugar woald
30 followed b. q roducsion IN the price
Of that nsoassary sfsieIs 10 the con-
sumsE. Hers the experiment. Of free
trade 10 sugar has received q practical
trial Ia the Hawaiian treaty, and What
ever TIE advantages Of thAt treaty may
Be, ohsap sugar u oeFtsinly net ems d
then.
Washington Territory has 9 peculiar
interest," In The protection Of sugar
which, th0agh less IN degree, d TIE
same IN kind as that Of Louisiana
Thaueh The production Of sugar is mol
Il present enc Of our industries, there
ls every reason 70 believe that Il viii 0n'
dag Be ons Of the greatest souroes Of th'
wealth Of Washington. The sugar pro.
dasod from Washington Territory bssil
Ia Of q most exesllsnt quality. and a
tho adapaabllity Of our soil and ollmat'
for the pEodnoiion Of Ssets in laERl
qualities YES lsng inos demonstrated
there Is no reason Why Washington
Territory best sugar should not within
q few years figure In the markets Of th
world. Al thai Il needed 70 make ID
sugar industry q source Of limitlsa
waalah TO the people is capital, enefa
and protection. But without the lasl
che others you'd be Of no avail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-14
DlFFlcTEr TAsK.


Toe Portland Evsaing Dsmocrai has
undertaken the diflealt task Of con.
vinolnR The people Of Washington that
they DO net desire 10 have their Terrific
y admitted into The Union, and thai
they ere altoRethef better a. they are.
Il supports iss proposition 10 this effect
with i've arguments, both OF which,
bovsver, will scarcely Be sufficient 10
sonvineo the people Of this Territory
that they DO not desire the rights 20
which they are eatitied ~ viFsas Of
their American citizenship.
The nrsl argument is that Washing
ton shoald nOt bssoms = State BE-
cause u has = sparse populAii0n sal.
tered ever an Immense ARIA and In snoh
case honest aad sfhoient eOvornmeus h
impossihle." Such 80 Argunent does net
come With Ne best eFaee from Oregon.
WhOse people bOiaieEously demanded
and eagerly accepted Htaiehoed When
their nambsE did net exceed one sAlrd
Of NE present 20. ulation Of Weshing-
ton. And. - far ~ thslF ability 10 man
49, their own aaAira h concerned, II ths
people Of waahineson we're net oon.
vtneed that they could oondnea better
and eloansF State government than that
81 Oregon, they would cease 10 demand
admission.
TIE second argameat is that The
Territosy b 100 large and easht In
the fHtase 10 b represented BY four
EenAloFs from I've States. While Il Il is
noW admitted, Il viii be forever conaned
10 two ssnatorA" The psspis Of wash
ington are psrfeetly willing 10 eompro-
mise en- I've Senators The chance Of
Washington hsins admitted e. two
States within the next any years voald
Be exceedingly poos. while there is sone
bore Of ths undivided Tsrrisssy beinn
admired. TIE Argumeat foF tie aivi.
sion o. Washington wcald appay With
greater force 10 either Otseon or Cali.
foTnlA. WAshington ard oroeoa are
aliks In many particulars. and ia tns
fes In vhioA they Differ, Washiaeton Il
70 be prsfsrFsd. II Oregon Ia sataled
10 her p1ase h the Ualen. theFs Is 20 en-
c1ss for ncl ad@isting washiaEion.
Even the nss,araf vii probAbly noi
asssgt thas Il uoald BE- eeties TOE ors-
son II IL weFe cut q the uaioa, os that
shs psopis Of thai SsAts would sillingly
suFrsaasE thsiF TiRhis - oiltssnA
1hs aEgssnsnts Of he pssseirsf indi-
cate ths ditasalty sxpsFlsncsd BY TIE
nsmsorsss 81 ne NegsAvusa In Justify
inG. sithsr - ihe@selvss o. 10 otkeua.
The ailitede vhseh tie Ds@oosats
PAEty has Assumed toward tAe Usopse 81
Washingiaa TerEiloEy.
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Tbs 0hio Legislature last year gave
The eonntEy an exhibition whieh will
lang be remembered. ana Il Is promised
that she attractions Of this ssason's
show gill be equally REsaA ThsEs are
indications that The Democrats mem
bers Of The HtAts Senate viii refuse 10
serve daring the coming session. With
Out rssianinR. lhey vii simply remain
At home and allow she Republicans,
Who have more than . quorum, 70 run
things as they zee o.. In other words,
thsy viii silk as = unit. Il is not
known, however, whsthss they viii de-
olins 10 draw their salaries.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-14

The Indiana Democrats ere afraid
that they possess . bOodIs member Of
The Legislators. Al least. there is one
Of then who, they imagine, Is not
above accepting . bribe. AZ that one
weak brother, Il be chooses 20 do 90,
can make Vosuibls the election Of . Re
pablicAu United States senator, the en-
tire Democratic party Of the state,
aeuTAfiysly speaking. is sitting on bis
doorstep and searching bis mail. The
easiest course would probably Be 70
bride him not 70 accept bFibe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-14


Tha silizans a ssasslp 1hould rs f4ii
- uras h sssFy po4ibia uanusE ~
iumsalats oonstFnellon q ne red
from fha lins Of ne C0lumbsa 4 Paasi
aound Railroad 70 ne Northern Pasife
~ TIE eonmon poiss. Dslsy N thia
msy b stai. Tbs linz 70 1zzs aeiisn
b ns&s ne tins 20 asl fsnow.
ussiess 90 argus II regard
70 st d whish Ghis road vDaid Be
70 e. IL Is % plsin thai 20 one
can % sompFehend hos
mach TIE future % our city nay d.
pend upon ths canssrucsi6R Of shis
shoEt and comparatively insxpsnsivs
pises Of road IL is impossihls % say. bui
that Is voaid be 81 tie Rrsatssi advsut-
aas 30 oas yin deny.
Tbs Chsmbsr 81 CommsEos sons
tirzs $50 appoiutod . connlit1ss whose
daty. snoue oshsF things. was % opsu
coErssposdenes IL regard 10 ths s0n
afFuoiion Of shia road Siaes then,
however. nothing has been dose IN TIE
matter. o.. II asythinR has bsea dons,
The pabiis u not aware o. IL. AnOthsl
meeting shoald Be held 81 onea, and
the earnest pabiio sentiment IN favor Of
TIE oonstruotion Of this read shouid b
properly represented
Tie sslussancs Of the Oregon In
ptsvemsni Company Of Of iis sub eOm-
pany, she Columbia a Puast soand, q
oonstEuet this road. inexplicabis e. i
Is i piainly sppazsut. Il yin regain
"a earnest. uaiied and active eEfori %
he part Of the psopIs 0f seattle % over
cons that Feiueasnss, bat with such a
effort Is may - sssEo0ms. Let ~
effort Be nads.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-14
NOTICE.

I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD A BALI
l interest Ia the grocery store. sll Frout
street. formerly known IS the business
arm o. Calkins & Co. 70 w. J. FeFgnaon.
The arm name will hereafter BE- Ca4kins
A FeEEsson- ! assume all indebsedness
azainsI the arm 81 Cziklna & Co. and col
ie't Al oussi4ading accounts ~ III De-
cenhsE I. ISs6.
Al persons Indebted 70 Caikins 4 Co.
wiil pioase cal and make saf,iamens b.
tween tbs and Decemher 1lst. o. their
Accounfa VII Be pat into The hands a 4
c0llector- Dated Isoce mher IL IssE.
deIemd ". CAlKINR
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nEvER aEEh pIsAppolNTEp.
FARMS FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
L sale al o. pArt u his farm. u miles
trom Seattle and q miles from the nsg
beach road. sd acres ~ surveyed b King
Caanty Surveyor Said farm l. surveyed
OF INTO M acre laaa and Is all level and
aesriy AL haGtoEn land. and vel adapted
- bop, EasaeE o. hay calfures The White
River county road runs thrcagh The place:
pest once acrosa the road tive school
house, and = church within three-QaAr-
ssrs q . mlie q the p-emiseA and rail-
Rad depot only bali q mile away. Il h
situated In pawamlsh river valley. and
Tie r5veF runs all around three sides Of
sae plscc aEd reod wstar. No brosh Or
tfmheF On The plsce Il Il al On grass ar
hAy ald would u,ake q zood dairy farm.
Also, farm ~ newatio, AAssn county
a. is8 acses. daeaed lAnA This place =
aaAriy al Eoo6 beaver dam land. vel
Waterod aa1 easily cteAred. prtncipAliy
snail WiilaW aEush. There Il SOW oseaF-
ed aoozi 70 acfes . sod hoase and new
hATc; cuia enoa<h hNy for iva COWS ana
pair o. hassez sid farm i vel adApf-
81 % hon culEara Ana handy % SkoknuaiaA
Re~orrAssoa. wheFe piakera VIII always
Terms easy. Far turfhsr pzrsiralarS
s41raEs. aither b. ieEtSr - persoa-
JOHN HINES
arEt3W UaWNnsiah w
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Bids for Wharf Building.

Dms FOR BUILDING A WHARF AT
ID the fool a Madlson ftreat. Peri
Townsend. VII Be neoeivea at TIE ofaoe
o. tha seer tary, IN The Bank Building.
anti tire SIAfEMNTH DAY OF DIX
CEMRER. ~ Il o'clock n. Plans and
speclncatso1s % be NaSn ~ TIE hAnk.
Ihe comsNny reserve TIE rtEhf % re5eci
any an1 Al nlds.
rhE PORT TOWNSEND WHARF CO
By RoaKET c. MIA. sae,y.
R1zR IaWnaazlG Dec q AAA as4f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-14

President Cleveland has appointed
DR.. Dabnsy, Who was formerly rebel
prison guard al AndsTSonville, TO the
position Of Examiner IN the Pensioh
Department, aad, strange as II may
seen, the old soldiers are inclined TO get
mad about u.
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To Ship Owners, Agents
and Others

TO BE SOLD By PJRLEC AUCTION
4 tAo Chllian bark Belle NessA a Va.
pAFaisas ~ she naW taya 81 TIE SAwmill
Mari, fscrt ToWnseaa f1r the hanefit q
Shesa y nag ceacsrn- saie - take pace
81 ho4rd. % a wAArE &c Rm-
THURSDAY. nEc. Is
Tesugs q sata. caah.
tnNentasy can he asea b arnlyfag %
Cast. hyaea. "a haArd o. q tha oizice q
the uH4erSsrnc4-
GRifFfrHS BRIDGES 4 sTRfsoN.
ARensA.
AatAeFt11G ~ CeGEai - ck8a PM
foWnsenA dalsea
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NOTICE

SEAl.RD BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
- up 20 II N. sAtardaY nsss IA lSsk FOR
Seaslte. CASH 90 eoEpiettcH % lob.
IeH right b reserved 10 rcteet any or
al "a
Far further infosmztioa see
dea y. Z. nKNNN.
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nMsER IAaD ron sAII.

OEc ACRES eF EXCELLENT TIN
[lO y lard. On The Sie3uslly river
estimated - have thereon tooe o. tses al
az and eedAy. and fso pllss: within 4
miles g elm siaticn Inquire - u. y
Marion znaffAN 40
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-14

A Competent GIRL TO DO GIN
a eral houseWerk. Apply 10 MRS.
SCUHhf, cor. james and Third sta dei4
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WANTED.

A. GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
- kouaeWoFk ErQuiFa g CHARLES
Ncn0SAf.us3 Secead aErost. bcrWeen
Coaamhsa and MArina 1eae
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-14

HoEapAX PRKsKsrs. lou will dnd the
hnest assortment Of meerschaum and
amber goods a. very low prices a. Law
BAGS, Commercial street. dsI2tial
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NEW ADVERTlsEMENTe.
WANTED.
WANTED.

IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST CLASS
Il barber. for Victoria. Address II.
FRfKD. Victoria, b &, deil
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WANTED.

TWO GOOD COAT MAKERS AT
MACS. the American tailor, Tacoma,
w. i, Highest wages paid.
deils A. MACKENZIE.
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Cows for Sale.

NINE FRESH MILK COWS WITH
ssAha@ or q l0c&l A J. EAKKR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-14

EHURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET,
IL with or without board rooms s. e
IS per month. Everstt House, rear Of
Court House. Fourth street ds10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-14

WANTED-IADY, ACTIVE AND
w intelligent. te represent IN her own
locality. an old firm. References requir
Cd. Permanent position and gaod salary
&. j. JOHNSON. Manager. l6 Barclay st.,
New York dFla ana
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Travellers, Notice.

ON AND AFTER DEC. ], THE
~ Washington Steamboat Companyis
steamers Edith or Eliza Anderson will
leave Seattle for Port Townsend at 10
o'clock p. m; returning. leave Seattle for
Tacoma 81 10 o'clock p. m. This IL done
% accommodate the many travellers who
dislike the idea Of the boats leaving ct 90
early an hour. de4
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81 to 81 per front foot
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
w agents for
" LADD'S ADDITION"

To the city Of Seattle, which comprises
lots !, and 8, Of section =. and lot 3, sec
ton Is, togsnahiB Is north. range 3 east
near smiths Cove and We areauthoriEed
% sell the same for from 81 70 81 per front
fo0l, on hiii0tt Bay, and from IS 70 E75
per lot not water frontage.
This ~ b. Tar tho cheapest property In
nat part Of the city, and IL besutifully
~. AZ oet according % Tie Topography O
Parties Investing in this property now
cannot heip but make money.
Title, Y. ;; pateas 70 W. 3. Laid, the
Portland millionaire banker. Warranty
dcod from Lad and wife 70 Geo b. Kit
tngel. Plated oy Kiltnger. who viii
give warranty deed NO BErrzR TfrLE
ON KAKTH.
A few blocks only for sale az theseprioss
The entire available water frontaaa AZ
seattle, including l.adds addition, does
not exceed four miles. aad certainly viii
not 0e sufficient i've yeaFs hence foE ne
sccommo sation Of = commercial city DO
ing the business u the Puget sound a.
tEAe- Ouf solid business "a "a have grswu
rteA " investing IN similarly iseataa
property, which has increased in value
Lar D yond theif mo5t ssBguine hopes. a
Jew collars invested here, q trip . Europe
IT. -. lev yeAfsi and your return viii dnd
you wealthy. Risk few doliars 70
MAKE A STAKE
Do not bay this property IN you ana
cat prices q adjoining property. and h
the price asked 81 " 3 not 3 per cebi
l-ss t1sn yuu can get other property ad-
Joining. Or IN that vicznssy. Ne will Fnske
you . present q q block. Tfg Il AID -
n. h.~ee vii give s100 per acre Tor
every acre d Land within q mile u 49,
addition. in any direction.
g. G. PHIRMEH q Co.
REAL EsTATG BROKERS
James street
su1SdW Opposite Occidental Hotel.
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PTSHRRIRS BOB 1881.

WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION
w % the Northern Pacific fisheries. for
GIN Meta. Seines. Pounds and TrRpa
made By experienced hands, Of the best
quality and low prices. Also. we Offsr
The Stow Coll0n Salmon GIL Net TWine
OF ample strength 10 hold the largest
salmon neariy double the service Of fax.
Purse Seines for herring and salmon.
samples and information By mail.
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HOPS, DAIRY,
FRUIT.


A WELL IMPROVED FARM OF
n 2t3 acres. IN White River yalley,
near Seattle and Tacoma. Washington
Territory. suitable for hopA. fruit or dairy
Steamer lAndtng e. place railroad sta
uoa. telegraph. expresaaad post once enc
mile distant store. ferry and cheese fac
t0rY 81 landing.
Three thousand poznda hops. 10 tons
sugar beeks or carrots per acre. Grass
green drieHf weather.
Twenty-eight cows one Jersey bul-. g
graded Holstein csiVos. stock Of Berk-
shirs and Poiand-Chiua hogs, 100 TINS Of
hay, feAm8 wagons and farming utensils.
VIII be sold with or without stock.
Rnsseani0n given 81 ence or In one year,
af eptian 81 purchaser.
Inquire 81 h. s. OSBORNE, Seattle. W.
T.. q. n DAVIS. upon the premieez. or
the undersigned, Is. MEkkkR
no5dlaW6W Puyallap, W. 7.
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More business property 70 sell -
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