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girl. never dreaming what q terrible fate
she was thus preparing for herself.
Dulcie readily gained admittance on
reaching the station-house. The prisoner
was lying on a cot bed in a shabby little
room.
Il believe you are a friendIess girl like
myself, DulCie said in a gentle voice.
%The dread of starvation may have
tempted you to disguise yourself as 1t did
me.
The prisoner sprang up, stared at her
moment, then broke out laughing.
Now I know you. You are my double.
Something told me at the first glance, 1t
was not a boys face. Since you have dis
carded that ungainly attire, you are more
wonderfully like my real self than ever.
What does It mean? Can you tell me?"
No"
your name"
els Dulcie Dare"
Il am Toinette Lynton. We never heard
of each other until to-day, but twin sis
ters could not be more startlingly alike.
Some dayWe must investigate this miracle.
I am glad you came. We viii have q long
talk. But before We begin / wish to see
myself in my accustomed attire. Take
this purse, and buy whatever I will need. "
1t contained quite a sum Of money in
gold and bank notes. The officer In
charge readily consented that the pur-
chases should be made.
THE prisoners Ofense is not a very
grave one, d" he said. Doubtless she VIII
be detained a day or two, and then set at
liberty. It is q good mOve-tO assume her
proper dress. Your sister, miss?"
DuIcie did not enIighten him. Per
forming her mission as quickly as posi-
BILE, she hurried back to the cell.
She was fairly startled when Toine;te' s
toilet was completed, and she stood az
rayed in the close fitting dark dress that
had been provided.
/ The rosebud mouth, the great, velvety
/ blue eyes, the dimpIed, giriish face
framed in clustering, golden curls, were
! all the exact counterpart of Duicie's own.
How beautiful you are!" she exclaimed,
/ invOlunt4riIy.
| TOinette smiled
I'VE are wonderfully alike. Fate has
wi,led that our life paths cross. Sit here
and tell me about yourself"
Artless and Unsuspecting as a child
| Dulcie told her simple story. How she
] had been brought up by woman she called
| "aunt, who was really no relation; how
! Mrs Ry an had struggled TO give her al
/ education, and Of the wOman's death sir
/ months before, leaving her friendless and
/ penniless il the world.
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persons ever pass through such an expert
ence-"
The voice was clear and sweet as a
wOman's. He drew nearer, extending q
hand slender and white as Dulcie's own.
She did not take it, but shrank back
trembling with a nameIess sensation.
Don't be afraid Of me" noticing the
voluntary gesture. why should you be?
I am actually curious to learn the history
Of my counterpart There must be some
explanation for such an astonishing ike
ness. Let US get at the facts, if possible.
What IS your name, most noble lord of
shreds and patches?"
The sneeTing tone filed DuIcie with dis
may. She attempted TO reply, but the
words stuck In her throat. Yielding to
the sudden impulse that came over her
she turned and fed.
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THE LITTLE FOLKS


WnkeD Rfv7l-a, 49, Ma -,s -s.,I,t
EsfIs.i 81 ia q T-,,gs-1s77, So
Sailed on q river If 7,istv 5i9T,f
Into 3 go ~ 7eTr
EyVl7ere - Won cTf75ss md 7vf,e+ 40 ,-- Mel, GO
EThe Old moon = sE-ssi ~ 49,
sVVe have come to al, F-sT - j7eg.vf1g esE,
That live ia Flis 6sa7TFffr7l - - '
Nets of gold and silver - ~ vls
Sad VyrrT1-e-,
And PEvl-er
And Nod
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Paris, July %, 1924, and obtained his
education In the College Bourbon,
where he distinguished himself. At
an early age he was introduced into the
society of literary men, actors and
actresses, and was conspicuous for his
wit and precOcitY. At the age of seven
teen he composed a collection of poems,
"Les Peches de Jeunesse," a work OF
small literary value and merit. Sub
sequently he travelled with his father
in Spain and in Africa. and on his re-
turn wrote "Les Aventures de Quatre
Femmes ct dun PerrogUet, " published
in 1846-A7. He had early the sense
that he could not excel as a poet, and
has succeeded best as a dramatic writer,
by his objective instincts and micro
scopical power of delineating and mag
nifying the worst side of society IN his
dramas. Abandoning the imaginative
romance Of his father, he sought by
yerisimihtude to make good his def
cheney in dramatic construction. HIS
works treat mostly Of the equlvocal
aspects of French life. He may be
said to belong to the sensUOus school
of French literature. HIS principal
work of fiction, La Dame aux Cam
elias" became one Of the best known
productions of the day. A dramatic
version was played In 1852 after hay
ing been interdicted by III. Leon FAM
cher, and, reproduced In VerdI's opera,
La TraFiata, created a still greater
sensation. NJ. Dumas, who has writ
ten many dramatic pieces, is considered
by the public the greatest living GEs,-
nlatIst Of the demi-mOnde.
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COuundrums.

How did Henry VII differ from
other men as a sutton? He married his
wives and axed them afterward.
What was Joan of ARC made Of?
Maid Of Orleans. What killed her?
Too much hot stake.
When did Caesar first go to the Irish :?
When he crossed the Rhine and went
back TO bridge it.
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AIexandre Dumas. Els.

Alexandra Dumas, fiIs., the renowned
French novelist and play-writer, who
is well known in the United States, Is
the son of the late M. Alexandra Davy
Dumas, novelist and dramatic writer.
Alexandra Dumas, fls., was born in
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BY RETT WILDWOOD.
CHAPTER I.

7 mind IS made up.
I will be a boy!" said
Dulcie. Better that
than starvation.
She sat up In bed
and pushed the gold
en- curls back from
her flushed, excited
face. An exquisite
little creature, young,
lovely, impUlsiye. her
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-26
Notice to Stockholders

Notice il hereby given that ih' annual m .nf
of thr slu,thUld,fs Ul ihr kHuHHs i.'I. .' NIN
birmingham tailfUHd Company WiI %. Do, pm "a. y
,TgrU on WEDNESDAY,. Che DIh dag of llb.l.
AM uDtt 90 lu uJIuDk leo tu IuitNN'u u I'
election M directors anu The tuu.lr."n NJ .N,h
other business pa may legally come NElnI' 'h''h
Tn stock tmuIuf huuks VIII D. r..H'l lt'Il 'lN
uBfy "a issY. tn February n De- . huih uhh il =.
.ltr GIu n. NLrIlituN. President
"a FORD. -DruinrY.
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frccinl Dispatch ~ The Appeal
EyAxsyttLE Ind. Jan. 2j--Tho Buckeye
State arrived ON big time. put on 10 tons.
added about the same amount, and has
light Memphis trip She lcit at o o'clock
this afternoon. Bob llcndricksDn, who
came through by rail- from Momphi, to D..
licvc bis brother Mr.. George W licndrIck-
son. assumed charge ~ bis office. There j. a
host II warm friends along the Ohio Valley
who will miss the genial smile Of George W.
Ifsndfirks0n. who retired Tor more lurm.
tive business. Packets out on time With
fair business. Captains Joe Fowler unl
josh Cobb returned home by the Fowler
this afternoon.
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c, Z. Winklcr, Professor OF Music.
L. A. Harvey, 2Si Front Street.
J. IL. Taylor, Hill, Fontainc a Co.
i. W. Thomas, 5's Madison Street.
c. L. ITcth, on Madison street
S. n. Castle, Taxing District Onicc.
J. II. Erskine, Memphis Grocery Co.
Geo. Dashiell, @. W Jones a Co.
II. w. Beck, Scimitar Onlcc.
L. W. Dale, Avalanche Office
c. NJ. Pcetc, Lennon & Gale Co.
II. NJ. Draper, Tennessee Paper Co,
7. T., Patterson, Sh3 Front Street
NJ. Halle, Menkcn Il Co.
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VIM. A.,Nclson, POS Main Street
DR.. c. Swain, 2l5 Second Street.
Vim. Baker 25i Second Street.
n. II. Graham, 25i Second Street
W. 4. Sloan, Johnston & Vance,
Ben Il. Kocrpcr, Noccaro 4 Co.
W. A. Cain, Lennon Il Gale Co.
T. W. Shcrron, J. NJ. lliu a Co.
Louis Frisch, !, Goldsmith & Bro.
], II. Scruggs, NanNlcet a Co.
T. r. Robertson, NanNlcct & Co.
Thns. g. Mcclellan, $. A., NJ &C, r. Il.
G. A. Scyforth Is Madison Street
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l.. Halle, Mcnkcn & Co.
f. NJ Thompson, Appeal onicc.
IL. II. Miller, SS1 Main Street
Geo II. Williams, S. C. Toof 4 Co.
J. L. Sncats, 3Gl Main Street.
4. Wilson, 1877 Hill Street
W. J. Stommlcr, 81 Main Street
c. W. Becker 3G5 Main Street
John Hastings, J. $. Mcnkcn Co.
Chas. A. Harris, $40 Front Street
Chos q, Atkinson r. l.. Cochran 4 Co
John Strong, 3Gl Front street
II. NJ, Brown, Mcnavitt, James 4 Co.
Joe. l.. Fald, l.. L. a NJ. Il. H.
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NnIrn. m.

Fpccid Dispatch 70 Tho ApTch
CMno lll.. Jan. 25.-Iho n. A. Brooks
brought two bargrg Of railroad ties from The
Tennessee River. The Jennie Campbell
passcd 40 The ohio with Government hHrsus
Tho City AZ New Orleans Is lcfC adding 80
tons f1r New Orleans and will sail in thr
morning. River 2, feet, fall Of eighteen
inChDa.
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THE RIVERS.

STEAMBOATS, Leaving

Arrivals-Arkansas City, st, Louis; Harry
Brown, Ohio River; DeSoto, CINCINNATI;
Rosa Lee, 0sceola Coahoma, Friars Point.
Observation-Disclosures City, Natchez; Harry
Brown, New Orleans; DeSoto, Cincinnati;
Rosa Lee, 0sceola Coahoma, Friars Point.
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ron CINcINNATL
InsOlvent Notice.
RtATr ~ TTysfsfrr. HUrtnY COUNTY,
ufTirr tutHTN tutH Gums
Mfartifa Tenn. Jan. o.. is.1

FtATr 90 TTvsfsfrr NHrinY COUNTY, }
ufTirr turHTF tutUT Gums
Mrurufs Tom. Jan. o.. lss1. !
To Hpny rrru1n, Administrator
Having suggested ihH Insolvency gi tlir islie u
Ui,b1fl hi,i5trr. drruHaei sou afr hrrI Y uuirfDl
III FItp notice ~ advertisement in some urHsir
80 pubIishrd wiihIu che said State. ani Hlap ~
iUu court House duuf ui HnrInY 'uunlt. lIi NU
ttrlus having claims HHHiu.t sid o.. in Hp
iHHf and rfH tin HHWp authenticated fu OBJ" W.u.
urf prescribed hy law. un uf htIHw ih' t'nl l1Y
I'd NrrI Gen. Hul Uuy t'UIH mot NIUd Hn uf iIHf'
AID dav uf IrIlfU Hu appropriation nl tNr lIulH
of sfid Itaio s mode. fhHll lu forever barred, bYh
Wiinrs uy ha1d NJ onioe ihIs i,lh day oi IAN.
uhBl lt-h ...,.,r,, a.,
ny Tu1s ~ CrrylAw, %. g.
Nutirr g. h.rIy given iu uII rg."Ha having
sisims ar1IH.t s8 r.tHte Hs fguifCi BOP tHr l'lu.u
order thIr iHuuHff NJ. ll If'a'
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AZ tinrinnati.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
CfNuNy,ri o., Jan. 25-1hc Hyor j. fall
inc with ~ frrt 3 inches water in the chan.
mel 90 q O'Clock pm. Cloudy and threaten.
iur fain. business dull The Andes lcit Tor
Wheeling on time.
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OUR PLAN

a CLUB is formed con-
n sisting Of so mem-
bers (ladies and gentlemen);
each member pays $I.oo per
week for so weeks; every
week a member is supplied
with 5000 worth of goods
in our line-a fine gold
watch, a diamond or a dozen
different articles-until cv-
cry member in the club is
supplied. CASH PRICES
guaranteed in this system.
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Ninvr oIthe nINcrs.

OTIDE siUNAi SERVICE Y. r. s.
.MiHutH, Tenn, Jan. -, l''l
The following observations ore taken % OIL sia.
ti6rs In thr .YfH meridian dime. which 4 one Hulf
later tlIu MDuuhl. Time
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FrtL Dress Shirts specially. finish
equal to new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
2Ji Second street. Branch Office, 3oi
Main street
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orffcrs furnished with towel rack. comb,
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
% CENTS per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any oilico.
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TESTIMONIAL:

through the HUGHES & lIMIlR
WATCH AND WY CLUB SYSTEM take pleasure stating that we heart
lily endorse and recommend their plan every
/
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% 81 CoIemanIl 90 caehou.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

ss,r-,ff-nran N NJ column rfn ~ eh1rrSi n m -
iss or no. iHoOHs miai',s iaO u.sfiioai. -. one
usst t0s
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rmInnrnnIsr.

ING g. sCilIR IthArs ,6,oaSs Asp
ID burious uhoa nouns AN uA fpm No
20 Main street
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OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
Eoston Office Of THE APPEAL, No. 70 Tribune
budding. Ncs York j. 4 IdA Dorel Special
Eastern AOoI
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South Third St. Improvement
OFFICE OF rHE CtrY CLERK
OF THE Cry OF SEATTLE.

SEATTLE. W. t., July6, 1889.
Notice Is hereby given To the owners Of
property Condemned by ordinance No.
li&l. entitled IAN ordinance 10 widen.
extend and establish South Third street. in
the city Of Seattle, King county. Washing
ton territory, and to provide for the con
demnation OF real estate necessary there
Tor. !. that they, the said property owners.
are hereby required TO appoint one person
70 act with two other persons tome 10 be
apposnfed By the owners OF property bcne.
nlea by. the provisions Of said srsi-
nance No. LII. aud one to be ap-
pointed by the mayor of said cstv
q seaftsel In appraising aud sssessiuc
damages and benefits within and for the
assessment district. described and estsh-
lished by section I Of laid Ordinance No
LA. in accordance with the jsions 81
section lof of an act OF the Legislature ~
the territory Of Washington, emitted. A
act 10 revise and amend the charter ~ the
Ely OF Seattle. approved February 4. isss. +"
san sPI"ini,nen Is % be made 10 writing
n nled with The city clerk of the civ ~
seattle on or before the nth day Of Js,,y
Al 1883 G. W. FERRIS. civ clerL
ffrst publication Of this notice. Saturday
July 8. 1sS9.
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OFFICE or TIE CRY CLERK
or THE CRY or SEATTLE.

SEAtTLE, W. Il, July q. 1SS9.y
Notice Is hereby given to the
owners of property benefited by
o~rdinancs No. 1,107, entitled.
IAN ordinance to widen and establish
Second street, In the city OF Seattle, King
county, Washington Territory. and to pro-
vide for the condemnation Of real estate
necessary therefor" that they, the said
property owners. are hereby required to
appoint person to act with two other
persons tone of whom Is to be appointed
By the owners OF property condemned by
said ordinance No. 1.i07. and one by the
mayor of said city of Sea:tle). in apprais-
Ing and assessing damages and benefits
within and for the assessment district de-
scribed and established by section four of
said ordinance No. l.107, in accordance
with the provision OF section i0i OF an act
Of the Il gis'ature OF the territory Of Wash
tngton, entitled IAN act TO revise ana
amend the charter of the city Of Seattle,
approved February 4. 1855" Said appoint
meut Is 10 be made In writing and nicd
with the city clerk OF the city OF Seattle on
or before the 10Th day OF July. a. D., 1852.
c. W. FERRIS, City Clerk.
First publication of this notice July s.
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Second Street Improvement.
OFFICE or fnE CRY CLERK
Or THE CITY or SEATTLE.

SEATTLE. w. IT,, July D, lSt9.)
Notice is hereby .gfven q the owners OF
property condemned by ordinance No.
1,f01 entitled, An ordinance TO widen and
establish second street in the city Of ScAttlc,
King county. Washington territory, and 10
provide for the condemnation Of real estate
necessary therefor" that they. the said
property owners, are hereby required 10
appoint = person to act with two other
persons foDe to he appointed by the
owners OF property benefited by the prpsi-
s.ons OF said ordinance No. 1,i07 ard one
TO be appointed by the mayor OF said city
OF seattle) In appraising and assessing dam
ages aud benefits within a8d for the assess
ment district, describ q and established
by section 4 Of said ordinance No. l.107, in
accordance with the provisions of section
l0l OF an act Of the legislature OF the terri
tory OF washington. entitled. IAN act TO
revise n amend the charter OF the CITY OF
Seattle. approved February 4. 1855" Said
appointment Is To be made la writing and
hled with the city clerk Of the city OF
seattle on or before the 18th day OF July.
Al. iss9. G.. W. FERRIS, CITY Clerk.
First Publication OF this notice, Friday.
July 6. 1859.
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OFFICE or the CITY CL0ox
eF THE CITY o. Hxk1Ix
SEATTLE. w z. JoE


Notice Is hereby given u ~
property benefited by ordipepy
entitled, An ordinances 70
tabiish a public square In -
attic bounded on the south
marginal line of Yesier evenn8
~ the west marginal line u 49,
on the west By the weHt mayI11
Commercial street produced,
section with trout street. ana -
the condemnation Of real eeozcQ
therefor.
That they, the said property
hereby required to sppoint 90
act with two other persons lone @
To be appointed by the
property condemned by
snee No. lis. aud oue
mayor Of said city Of .eeatttc}.
Ing and assessing damageS
within and for the assessment
scrsbei and established ~
said ordinance Ne. 1.143, n
with the provision OF section -
Of the leg. stature Of the terE1cCgY
ingfon, entitled. An act 70
amend the charter Of the clgy
approved February 4, i6h6.' $40
meat Is To be made ia ws3tlug
with the city clerk OF the city 6
on or before the 18th DAY d Ju4k
lssa. G. W. FERRIS, Ctty
First publication OF this uoeleN H.
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West Street Improv
OFFICE or THE CITY CLERK
or THE CRY OF SEATfIn.
<r4v n - v~N

OFF1CE OF THE tfTf CLEKK
or THE CRY OF SEAT1In,
SEATTLE, ". T. Jufy
Notice Is hereby given to
property condemned BY M
l,ls6, entitled, An ordinances
tabiish and extend q public
ing from where West street
north marginal line of Uniyul
the north line OF Ye11
aud to provide fof
demnation Of rsnI est616
therefor that THEY, the
owners, are hereby Required
person to act with two other
to he appointed by the owne117
benefited by the provisions &
nance No. LAG. and one to
By the mayor Of
OF Seattie) I'm appraising
damages and benefits withtn
assessment district, descrito3
lished by section 4 Of eaid
LAG, In accordance with tho
section l0l Of an act Of Tho
the territory Of wasbinrtou,
act to revise and amend the
city OF Seattle. approved Fott
Said appointment Ii to be
and filed with the city closk
Seattle on or before the IN
a. ID. 1889. G. w. FRR1f0k
First publication Of this
1RSo.
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oFrfer or THE rsrY ctkn9
of THE CRY % HeA11t

SEATTLE. W. r.. Su41 44
SetGe n hereby given 10 the ~N4
property condemned by ord1g
Liza. entitled. "An oTdinsuee T. T.
and establish 4 public square II l.
Seattle. bounded on the ssstftn ~
marginal line Of Yesler avenue4
east by the west marginal , -
street. on the west by the uee4
tine Of Commercial tfrc<t prpdue4
intersection with Front street.. an
vile for the condemnation ~
necessary thervfor.F that fhe3s
property owners. are hereby L.
appoint one person 10 att VITA gx44&
persons Tone 20 be appointed ~
ers of property benefited " the
OF said ordinance No. l.143 11tq
appointed by the mayer Of e49 Il
sesttIel In spEsussing aud -
ages and benefits within =
sessfnenf district described o00
by section 4 OF said ordino1ce
In accord nee with the Ill.,
section loi Of IN set Of the te4
the tertiary ef N~sshingfDn, -
act Co revise and amend the enoe&
city OF seattle. approved Fsbsue1z
said appointment II - D. mAde y
and filed with the city clerk q e
Seattle on or before the 18th az
A. u. 1sSs. 49,
&. ". FRssfs. Civ g
First publication OF this n0t1eeS4
49,
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ToTicE-To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF

NoTicE-To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
Asdhs Builders Material Company 81
sssl.iss hereas. II ~ cesf rcd 10 fnefesse
- .aIa.ai stock Of the Buisderss Material
.o.itsh5 OF seattle. fierefore the under.
sIkaea. being q majority OF the Trustees "a
saaa company. hereby call . meeting -
ne ~stoexhoiders Of sasd COMPANY. rs h.
lea on saturday. the slss dag Of Augs.ss
-. * the hf,ssr OF 10 O'Clock In tae morn
The city ~ seAffie, for the rurrsoss 80 -. ~
slssffng 2 proposition OF the SID ks,sr.i ~
ssnstses dMIv adopted 81 a meeting ~ said
s~sarsi, held JAY :, 1ssa. for the Isss.fsnss ~
ane ess.sai stock Of saai company from slse
sfhi % *1sM0 70 a sum 81 sl06.6on
T. 4. CLARK.
]. HAxDsAKxn.
II. t. FxA&sE. i
Trnssees.
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South Third st. Improvement.
OFFICE OF THE Cry cIgEk
of THE CRY or SsArrlr
fATT{F "a r fpt~ tss~r,

chAltAE- W. A. july q. ttXI y
Notice 10 hereby gwen To he
smnsrs OF properly benefited by o~rdinsnce
extend and establish south Third street ~
me ely OF Seattle, King county, washing
, ~ ss,sitofy, aud TO provide for the con
eemfistion OF real estate necessary fhers..
Tor, !. that they. the said properly owners
.ss nefeny required 20 appoint one person
10 act with two other persons f,nc ~
mnofa is 70 be appointed by toe nwners
~ pFoIsfiy condemned by said ORDINANCE
90, iIil. aud oae b The mayDr of
sAla sity OF seaftlel, In srurs.s'
ine ana assessing damsges aud hssaetitx
within ana for the assessment distrt~t H..
scfifed and established by seefsnn fn.sr -
sahi ordinance Ne. la. in seeorss,c
wah the provision Of section fDl ~ an 80
q me legisiafsre vi the tsrritors ~ Wei
angton entitled AN act 10 revise sad
anern the charter Of the city 81 sasss,s
approved February 4. fsss ssis .ssn3as.
nisnt - Ea be made in writing aud 1Ied
ms,n .nt esag clerk Of h . city oi seattle on
VI neioFe TIE 18Th day of JuIy. A. ii i@ss,
Vs. W fEkEfs. City Clerk.
rlFst publication Of this notice Juiv A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-14
Commercial 81. Improvement.

SxATTLE. W. T., July q, 1SS9.y
Notice Ii hereby gwen 10 the owners of
props rfy benefited by ordinance No, ], l06,
entitled, A ordinance TO widen and cS
tabilsh Commercial street. IN the city of
S attic, Warrington territory, aud to pro-
vide for the condemnation OF real estate
necessary therefor" that they. The said
property wnerr. are hereby required to
appoint one person to act with two other
persons lone OF whom Is to be appointed
by the owners Of trty condemned by
said ordinance No. 1.l06, aud one by the
mayor of said city Of S<attle}s In apprais-
ing and assessing damages and benefits
within and for the assessment district de-
scribed n established by section 4 Of
said ordinance No. 1,lu6. In accordance
with the provision of section l0l Of IN act
of the legislature OF the territory Of Wash
ington, entitled, A act to revise and
amend the cnerter Of the city oi Seattle.
approved February 4. 1SS6." Said appoint
ment is to be made in writing and fled
with the city clerk Of the city VI Seattle on
or before the 18th day of July. A. n. 1859.
q. W. FERRIS. City Clerk.
First publication Of this notice July 8,