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The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
NOTICE.

Owing to the death of the late Edmund 8.
Burwell, the firm of Springs d Burwell was
dissolved December 31st, 1887.
1t is with gratitude that refer to the liberal
patronage bestowed upon our firm during twelve
years. and now that 1 propose to continue the
general Grocery business in the same Store, I
will be pleased to see former customers, and will
do my utmost to merit their confidence and serve
their interests.
E. B. SPRINGS.
All Indebtedness to the late firm must be set
tied at once, and will be received by E. B.
Springs.
SPRINGS & BURWELL,
Jan. 13, 1888. I'm In Liquidation.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
N. C. Supreme Court Decisions.

Opinions were filed in the following
cases this week:
Traders National Bank VS. Woodlawn
Manufacturing Company, fIom CASTOR;
report of referee confirmed.
Lewis vs Lumber Company, from Wash
ington; error.
Kellogg vs. Railroad, from Gates; no
error.
Oakley VS.. Van Noppen. from Durham;
no error (afirming decision of last term
Short VS. Blount, from Beaufort; error.
Perry vs. Hardison; no error.
Anderson VS.. Rainey; no error.
Galloway vs. Carter; error.
Brown vs. Commissioners of Hertford
county; error.
Bradley vs. Hodges; no error.
Edwards vs. Moore; no error.
Windley VS.. Bonner; error.
Jarvis VS.. Davis; no error.
Topping VS.. Wind 1.-TWO cases); no error
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

az The Rev. S. V. Cole, Methodist
minister at Chattanooga, Tenn, commit
ted suicide Saturday by taking poison.
He had been melancholy for several days,
and returned home on Friday night with
a pint bottle of medicine. He asked his
wife to take some. She refused, and he
took several drinks, and died in great
agobV
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
State of North Carolina, MeokIenburg Co.
Superior Court.

Superior Court.
The Merchants and Farmers National Bank of
Charlotte, N. c., and the Commercial National
Bank of Charlotte, N. c.. and others, AGAINST
z. w. 8. Taylor and N. e. Baker, Administra-
tor of j. Randolph Baker, and others.
A proceeding having been instituted before
me, for the settlement Of the estate of the late
j. Randolph Baker, in accordance with section
1448 Of the Code, all creditors of the said j.
before me on or before the 25th day of February,
1888, and file the evidences of their claims, as
provided in section 1454 of the Code.
J. M. MORROW,
Jan. 20, 1885, CIV Clerk Superior Court
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
The SOLVER Chilled PlOW,'
The Best in the World.

HAMMOND s. JUSTICE are now Agents
for this celebrated Plow, and carry full stock
of all extras for same, such as Points, Mould
Boards, Landsider, Bolts, &C., and are selling
very close.
We also have large stock of Pittsburg Steel
Plows, Single and Double Iron Foot Plow
Stocks, at Rock Bottom prices
HAMMOND 8 JUSTICE.
Oct z 1887
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
New Advertisements.

Store
0ofn @ and Cob Meal ground at w. M. Crowell's
NJ Mill in Charlotte
1'0'iCe C 10 Horse -Breeders-Dr Joseph Graham,
Charlotte.
e'port OF the First National Bank of Charlotte
HAecutrix Notice-Mary G. Farrior, Executrix
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

W@ The Illinois Conference passed
resolutions requesting Bishop Foss to ap-
point no preacher to the Presiding Elder
ship who used tobacco. 1t is said that
Bishop Foss paid no attention to the re-
quest Raleigh advocate.
The Illinois Conference establishes the
fact that all the cranks and fanatics are
not yet dead.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
North Carolina, MeekIenburg County.

Superior Court.
81. w. Harris, Admir- of the Estate of J. @.
Eagle. decd, Plaintiff, against 8. A. Eagle,
Paul Eagle, Emma Kendrick and J. M. Ken
drick, Defendants.
Summons.
The Defendant, Paul Eagle, Is hereby notified
that the Plaintiff above mentioned has begun an
action entitled as aforesaid, before the Clerk of
the Superior Court for said county, the purpose
of which is to sell for Assets certain Real Estate
situate in Charlotte, county and State aforesaid,
and now held by the defendants as tenants in
common. The said defendant is therefore re-
quired to appear and answer or demur to the
petition of the plaintiff this day filed In the Office
of the Clerk of said Court. on or before the 9th
day of March, 1888, or the plaintiff will take
Judgment for the relief prayed for therein, and
for all costs and charges in said action. This the
18th day of January, 1888.
j. II. MORROW,
Clerk Superior Court for Mecklenburg county.
Jan. 90, 1888. CIV
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

"A correspondent writes to the Boston
Journal: Reading accounts of so many
being lost in the snow and fog, l would
call your attention to simple means of
determining the position of the sun at any
time of the day, which is by placing the
point of knife blade or q sharp lead
pencil on the thumb nail. which will cast
a shadow directly from the sun, no mat
ter how thick the snow or fog is. Try it."
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

s@ Ex-senator Fair has offered $l0,-
900 for the Baldwin theatre, San Francis
CO, for one evening during the Booth Bar
rett engagement in order that he may
have an exclusive theatre party. When
Mr. Fair was in the Senate he gave a
"rosebud party" to twenty young ladies
at cost of ST. 900. The next morning he
quarrelled with hackman who wanted to
charge him fifty cents for a ride to the
capitol
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

Unusually severe Weather an England
LONDON, Feb. 2O.-An unusually large
amount of snow has fallen in the northern
part of England. Railroad traffic is Sc
riously delayed. A number of trains are
showed up and much discomfort has been
experienced by passengers. Farmsteads
and thousands of sheep are buried in the
snow. A few persons have died from ex-
posure. The storm is general throughout
the countrU
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

az There are great many highway
robberies being committed in different
parts OF the State. Travellers after night
should be prepared for the scoundrels;
and then there must be few more extra
hangings, even if the gambling plea is
put up by the rogues.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
BABY CARRIAGES
Andrews Furniture stor

A nice Reed Body Carriage, Upholstered in
Cretonne or Ramie, with either Canopy or Para
sol top. from $3.50 to $40.
Reed Carriages, Upholstered in Satin Spun
Silk or Silk Plush n popular colors from $40
to $25.
Wound Cane Body Carriages in Plush from
$15 to $35.
Call and see them or write for prices if in need
of a Carriage, as have large and well assorted
stock at low prices.
E. NJ. ANDREWS,
Feb. "a, 'SS. Charlotte. N. G..
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

.Y Judge Boykin will open Meek
Iauburg Superior Court on Monday next,
o7,b, The Court is for the trial of Civil
Cases only, and will continue three weeks,
uDless the Docket is cleared up earlier, a
thing never known nor never allowed.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

MORTGAGE ON AN IMPLANTED CROP.
The Supreme Court of Kansas, has just
decided question which is Of interest to
the people generally. T. M. Carrell Of
that State, took case to the Supreme
Court to test the question whether mort
gage on crop before it is planted would
hold good The Court decided that such
a mortgage was not legal or binding.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
NOTICE
To Horse-Breeders.

My Trotting- Bred STALLION will make the
season at Wadsworth's Stables. Terms, $40,
payable in advance by cash or Bankable note, at
8 per cent Usual return privileges, unless the
Mare or Horse should change owners Apply to
DIR. JOSEPH GRAHAM,
Feb. "a, 'SS. 3m Charlotte. N. q.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
RuY THE REST.

We now have on hand large stock of the
celebrated "Elkin" Blankets, Jeans. Yarns and
Socks.
Remember we are Agents for these Goods,
and they are the best and cheapest sold on this
market
E. L. KEESLER s. CO.
Oct IA, 1887
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

a. President Cleveland and wife
went to Florida last Tuesday on a short
visit. They will return to Washington
Saturday night.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

s@as On the Blair bill, two years ago,
out IL Senators voted no--last week 20
voted no. The bad measure is beginning
to be understood.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

sB@ Winston-Salem voted subscrip-
ton of 100000 to the projected Railroad
known as the Roanoke & Southern.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
Prevention Cheaper than Cure,

Prevention Cheaper than Cure.
If you are interested in Cattle, you should
know that MOORE BROS
General Cow Drink
Is invaluable to every breeder of Cattle, being
powerful anti-fever medicine, that has been
thoroughly tested in the most valuable herds OF
thoroughbred Cattle. Preventive of milk fever,
garget and post parturient fevers; outbreaks Of
hemo-albuminuria (red murrain or red water)
due to arrangement of the digestive organs, kid
neys and blood. are Immediately checked by this
medicine. The most eff1cacious remedy for the
treatment of garget indigestion, bloating aud
fevers generally. For sale by
W. NJ. WILSON s. CO.,
Dec. 16, 1887. Druggists, Charlotte, y. g..
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

Report of the Condition Of the
First National Bank of Charlotte, at
Charlotte, an the State Of North Caro-
lima, at the close Of business, February
14M, 1888:
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
BOOKS
Of All Kinds at
ROSS & ADAMS.

Special attention given to MAIL ORDERS
from the country.
Store next to First National Bank, Charlotte,
N. G..
ROSS & ADAMS.
Feb. IT. 'SS.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
Executrix's Notice.

All persons holding claims against the Estate
of w. 81. Farror, deceased, are notified to present
them to me on or before the 25th day of Februa-
ry, 1885, or this notice will be pleaded in bar OF
their recovery Those indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate settlement with
the undersigned.
Feb "a 1888. CIV Executrlx.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
Corn and Cob Meal.

I am now prepared to crush Corn and Cob
and grind the same for the public
W. NJ CROWELL.
Feb. "a, 'Ss.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
Other Markets.

Other Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb. %, 1883.
Cotton market dull-Middling 105s
LIVERPOOL, Feb. %, 1888.
Cotton market steady-Middling Uplanda
5.9-16 pence.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
Local Items.

H Mr. A. L. Smith has been appointed Agent
of the Richmond & Danville Railroad in this
city, in place of Mr. Moody. removed 10 the Car
Office at Washington.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
Total,
$1,O61,4s6 43

STATE OF n. CAROLINA, County Of Meeklen6urg.
1, M. P. Pegram, Cashier of the above-named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge aud be-
lief. NJ. P. PEGRAM. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the
18th day of February, 1888.
G. N. G. Butt, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest-R. Y. McAden,
w. R. Myers, Directors.
8. A. Cohen,
Feb. "a, 1888.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

B There is constantly to be seen on the
streets a number of boys, from ten to fifteen
years old, who seem toahave no occupation by
which to earn living, and by congregating in
front of stores, blockading the sidewalks, and
cutting up" generally, prove an intolerable nui-
sance. Regardless of race, color, or previous
condition of servitude, boys should not be al
lowed to loaf on the streets.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

B At the close of school last Friday, Prof
Graham was presented with handsome gold
watch and chain by the pupils of the graded
school. The love of the pupils for him was thus
shown, and many tear was seen when he bade
them goodbye for the purpose of going to
Charlotte) He will always have the best wishes
of Fayetteville and young, rich and poor
Fayetteville letter.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

eT Read the Circular of the Charlotte Cham
Der of Commerce in regard to the contemplated
Railroad from Charlotte to Weldon.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24
Total,
$l,654,482

Can this extra tax be raised, besides
what we are now paying for schools.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, $536,0S7 80
Overdrafts, 45O9 II
U. s. Bonds to secure circulation, 100000 90
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages, 147,191 OIL
Due from approved reserve agents, 98,517 81
Due from other National Banks, 1882 IA
Due from State Banks and bankers, 1850 %
Real estate, furniture and fixtures, S,074 12
Current expenses and taxes paid, $3.50 81
Bills of other Banks, 1855 90
cents, so O2
Specie, 55.100 90
Legal Tender Notes, $4,000 90
Redemption Fund with U. 8. Treas
urer, per cent of circulation, $500 90
Due from q. 8. Treasurer, other than
per cent redemption fund, s5s O5
Total. $1.O61,4s6 43
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, 100000 90
Surplus Fund, 100000 90
Undivided profits, 3,132 90
National Bank Notes outstanding, 10000 90
Dividends unpaid, 148 90
Individual deposits subject to check, 305,1 ,151 80
Demand certificates of deposit, 23.838 AZ
Time certificates of deposit, 169. .260 %
Cashiers checks outstanding, 48 62
Due to other National Banks. 6,296 96
Due to State Banks and bankers, 81 900 40
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

w The Charlotte City Water Works were
sold last Wednesday to DR.. r. ]. Brevard and
Mr. Eli B. Springs.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

~ One who has suffered greatly from corns
and bunions on the feet, wants to say that he has
found much relief land the only relief in using
Callahan's "King of all pain" Mr. Callahan is q
citizen of Charlotte and his liniment is for sale at
Reese & Co.'S and by Mr. Callahan at his room
in the Sims & Dowd building.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

cE In regard to the removal from Hickory to
Charlotte of Cigar Mandatory, the Hickory
Clipper says:
1--WE regret the removal of this factory, but
the loss to Hickory is Charlotte's gain, and our
best wishes go with the proprietors who have
been valued citizens of our town and carry with
them the best wishes of our town."
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

eH Why should the Court House be used for
all sorts of lectures and speeches. There are
halls that lecturers can rent, without using the
County property, and spelling and disfguring
the improvements recently made. The County
should not furnish gas and fuel for every fellow
that comes along and wants to speak or lecture
We call the attention of the Court House janitor
tn 70
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-02-24

Oct. IA, 1887
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16

The special chafaeteristie Of M
Charles Croker, whose death was an
nounced Wednesday morning. was es-
ecsiive power lie was the man who
PIT into effect the conceptions Of stan
ford and Huntington. Mr.. eft'cker
had the courage which belongs to the
executive temperament and did not
hesitate to risk. his money IN enter
prises which Others thought hazard
Gus, and his enterprise we're never
weakened by fear Of failure. To him
as much as 10 any other one Of hi as
sociases Il due the credit Of putting
through the Central Pacific read and
OF It's earlier administration.
Mr.. Croker did a great work for tbe
whole country and especially for the
Pacific Coast, and iiia death Is q serious
public loss. This northern country,
especially. whichis just now coming 20
q connection with the great system Of
which Mr.. Croker was the managing
head. had much ~ expect from bis
active interest and working force. and
his death win be felt here not less than
in California a. a serious misfortune.
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Ast14
4 fsesfzEa fa4n. SHE &orkIng a. 4
Gotten gi9. bal one % biz hands -
badly crushed that the asHps1tzfien u
tao II tsis fingers was Tes1drred reces-
sasy. 4 f'Ay icizn who happened ~
IL T,assfng The flses Exs SUMMONED
70 terfDfns the vpefzsisn.
This wsIE 80 rather painful affair, Z
aid TIE dasefoF, s'sspe faisy - ] have
no rAsorDtosra OF anything to cesdea
the nerves
@Ain't you sas nothin' a tai sbs
NoaaSed man a$k~4
= Let me ete. / think I have some
Old brafk ) il fny xadiietiags
The fstorgfans gye frightened
The doctor 80. the brandy ard alter
giving he sgsFsfer drink. performed
the operation
sas. Dick sasf sise iajsre3 fsaaFs.
don't 1oa think sAaf other tnTss
0aehser fle tssek eff
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Why. nsan. II a nos injured
Tfss Tfoaf he. suf : tslink 1 oEsg1F-
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wis -. II Il - not hBSt
Wal, 'l5wed fhas q gca aeTee1 %
take Il on YEA ss@si gis f8s another
clsiak w that ticker.
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CHAUTAUQUA BEACH


MIDWAY BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
vi Tag0WR- A pleasant hyaiihfui sntn-
narr resaft with safe Surroundings and ex-
celirut facilities Tor camping. boarding
sud lodging Bathing sue, toesing excel
est Literary entertainment Ave hours
lzsf Cav fogty Lecturers. musical eonveu-
tiau. etc
BuAfs-Thc Hayward lcsrcs Tacoma q,
20 a. "a aud seattle T. b T. M each dAy
via Size heaea tbs clara Brown seayes
seattle a %. Mondays. Ncsines,iays and
frtats leaves Taeozua TUESDAY. 1hur--
tiar ea.aulaY az . a. = u
Tue lola leaves >calFis Monday. WesInes-
aas kriaas ~ 81 q ~. Tllc >&eRfl Chief
lrsrps taceua y rsim-SlaF a. D. M.
ieatye, lef excvcsieu ffoui Sest.le a. : 2. NJ
7gfuFH e. % 9 aI.
NasF fs~s-rsrssts every Cav f5tstFa~g
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THE nor OUTLOOK.

TcmouDHss Posi- iEfgla1kEss ~ sissxf
edition, vim contain Comprehensive
article on hops written b. Ne y. MsexgE.
II deals with many phssss II sss ss0ssct
All ohtalnnbie iafsunailoa q reliaisa
character relative 70 the worlds osispss' i',f
this yegs Il clearly ST 'fSrsh, and q he
special feqsezt Of Tag fs'sTIFfrI1i-
osscxH. Mr.. Meeker has incorporates N
The article bis side experience In euiss-
waiting. picking. dDiDg sad hai'ng hop~
This l. given in the foFm Of birss g
grower. together with peiilneas suggss
Hons e. 10 marketing.
The edition will have vide eiFeaiaiioH
throughout me bop aelas Of Washington
Territory. special advertising space iaasi
be secured before a'elock this evening.
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Whole number -..-..... as
The Central Committee at its meeting a
North Yakima bad no means Of ascertain
ing the rep-ese that the new eouaty
OF Okanogan Was entitled 10, and therefore
only gave II one delegate since this ap-
poFtionmeEt was made I am apparently
eresiiahiy informed that the territory
composing sald new cOuaty cast about
"De-haf Of the entire vote of the old
county Of stevens. and the County Central
committee Of Okanognn County claims 20
D. entitled TO one-half the com bined rep
gessniaiion OF tue two counties, viz; hyo
neiegsts. ] therefore recommend fhaf
the counties Of Osanugau and stevens eseh
elect three delegates, two 20 hs entitled to
one vote each ard The third % half vote
nthe TERRITORIAL Convention.
also desire 70 cali the attention 81 eli
lpuniY Committees and delegates % The
territorial Convention 20 the foliowing
resolution Of the Central COMMITTEES
adopted ~ North Yakima.
hesniHea, That the Central Calumities
recommends that hercaffer eae1 eoHafy
be represented by al the daily elected deb
esait's v heueFtr po=sl Die f0r them - NJ
ttuH tnat IN easr Of cufoffed abssure 81
en- aeieG~ie his proxy shall - given tea
anif eireted member OF bis daieRats1a
ehiY sud fhs committee fiirshes rec0gsr
inenfts that tais resolution shall apply 20
I"isuiy Conventions A. wen a. ~ the
territorial Convention
s BAXTER. Chairman.
4 y. ATfEIDcE y. Secretary.
r-aitie, ". r.. July .. iss&.
kfBElftEA AL Fsnfsfsrx tsipase cory.
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Il is not SURPRISING that tac pvH'a
cratic senators should desire a. post
psns the xess On the fisheries tpats
until after the election, q Woali be
nothing more than natural II thcS
should desire 10 postpone it unyilastey
the crack OF doom.
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Thsr nnn aner me ns,..

Efe kf1<k.l
Old MI Rentley ! see that Harfi-
ron. the boy presehef, has made 8
eassf many converts among the young
women.
Old Mrs Bentley We'll. we'll. i
heats m how the gals % the present
day do run after The boys,
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In This City.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ bids viii D. received by NJ. A. uaw-
tboFuc. clerk of schosd district No. I, uHtil
decks aud seats, to Dc delivered a the op-
Uuu ~ She board % directors. Contractor
81 deliver and pat same iH position Ia
school roomS Zach bid 90 BE- accompanied
with sample The baart reserve the right
g. Tcieei aaN sud al bids.
NJ A HAWTHORNE. CLERK
seattle. W T.. August u. ISIS
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Smith, How do yoa like your new
h0Hse oat IN the sfgiurbs7 1onss--
The only objection have toll Is that
Il i 80 far 20 the police station In ca G
81 burglars Why didn I sou rent
4 house near a saioonT Saa can al
ways find q policeman hanging around
there
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METHOD OF AWARD.

The daspg for b:s and houses viii take place
Gay ~ award
os sc go
Immediately after such complete list 81 81 The q
furnished
pa snpoauee each p,ieag then in ballot box Upon eoaon Of
intending
crested vii be- furnished the jadEc who vii pahcy each
Cf
tei teFsstiug baiat -.
selected
s the Ars the boxes Fst and then number These
who then
hy the
Warranty raF5y
blanks Each
cleared and the whole number house and lot worth all the
from $50 $3.50.
Plans house, and plat Of and can be had application
showing which they
being AL ether Information cAH on address
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Il Is said that Dan lamont Was 50
much benefited BY his strcai ashiue
excursion that Mr.. Cleveland uH
soon he abe Ia commences work oa bis
better Of acceptance
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Call For Republican Convention

DT RESOLUTION oFTHE REPuBLrCAx
ID Territorial Central Committee Al :
meeting thereof held at North Yakima On
March :. lSSs, i;s chairman was authorized
70 name the date OF holding the Territorial
Republican Convention 70 be held At
kliensbuTg. Pursuant thereto said Con-
yenuon Is hereby called 20 be held at
Ellea sburg on TUESDAY, THE llTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. AT 10 O'CLOCK
A, NJ, for the purpose OF nominating a can
nation of all other Territorial elective
officers and such OTHER business as may be
presented
The Republican County Central Commit
tees are requested b hold their primarieson
saturday, August the 1sih, and lheif County
Conventions eH SATURDAY.. septefnher fst
Tue bsSis 81 representation made by The
Territorial Central Committee entities the
cnunties 10 eilcf DELEGATES a. f.iInl.s.
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TERMS, TITLE, ETC.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is owned by
CHARLES H and GEORGE B. KITTINGER, who are
amply able carry out the enterprise just advertised
1t is their intention to work upon the houses
at and push them through to completion
possible.
All those securing lots entitled to houses, as shown
by map off work has not been commenced on that
particular house at the date of award have choice of
cottage designs, shown Office. One of the
houses will be of the Queen Anne design costing $1,000
One will be of design, costing in the neighborhood
OF $3.50 each and the balance three in number will be
of modern design-four rooms, hard finished cottages
complete in every appointment and could be dupl-
Gated for less than $500 each
The building of houses will create homes for ten
families and will enhance the value of all remaining
lots. The title to Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
dtion is Guaranteed to Be Absolutely Perfect, and
everything to be carried out precisely advertised
money will be refunded.
Remittances can be sent by mail express
TERMS 500 down, SIS on 18th of August
$50 September LIST, and remaining $50 on be-
fore lst day of October execution of the deed