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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18

IssuRE your gn.houscs in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. a Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
SOIt-'DailI tkrcsp' SUNDAY
Arrives and Departs from Cor rhlri and Monroe
Streets


Chesapeake anu Oais nsats.
leaves Arrives
.iimiici ~ t;lopm sflmiicd III ID. 0ni q m
sMAil aud FL El0am sMail aud III. 10 Ol pm
thcNhcfn Ac.. tih pm iNcwhcm Ac.. uB am
limltrd express trains run solid between Non.
phh ani Louisville carrying pulman nudat
bmwins Room slecpln- Carl Mail aud Express
uns sllid hytscFn Memphis aud Louisville. car
fyins elcfant sleeping and furlung chair cars con.
nccilnr closely nt FULTON Tor Calln. NJ Louis and
thimgo giving the ouli day tmln irlin Memphis
10 ~ Louis Ticket uiico under rcatBiY Hostel
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STEAMSHIPS.
Insolvont Notice.

Insolvont Notice.
htAft ~ TENNIelE sHrlnY CorNrY.
OTltcr utNfY totur GINA.
MrNritis. lam, June T. isA
To Mary Daurlac. fxrruifiN
Having suggested The Insolvency ~ tho estate Of
Augustine Daufiac dp,,,issti. you arc hereby or
defcd ~ give noirp bt Advertisements IN some
newspaper published Within The sid state. aud
also - the tour house dnOf u shelby COUNTY foe
all persons having claims against sid . tale. 20
apfCaf hud hiv the samV, auihrutiI aied ~ the
manner prs fhul ~ law, uu ~ before the IN
day OF reptcmlsf. issI Hnd any claim not hci on
OF beior ALI da, nf hciurv an appropriation u
the funds Of iil estate = male, shall b. forever
barred both n law aud equity,
is-a Qiltiskl, Clerk.
NJ Tnos n CrEN1Aw, y. c.
Notice |, horphy rl,ca ~ provided hy the sbovs
order NARY pAQMAN
EAcruiflN n Augustine naurlao deceased
This go day oi June, lisa
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Arc You oInrto nuII,I

Anything from fence to business block?
Your order viii be given prompt attention
by the Wright Lumber Company, Iowa
avenue, Fort Pickering. Telephone 1907.
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LET 7. NJ, Galbreath, No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
rents
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A COMPETENT NURSE. APPLY AT ONCE
"a at $40 Vance street.
A GOOD STABLE BOSS FOR RAILROAD CON.
~ tractoTs stable and one night Waterman ;
must be good worker. Apply TO J. a. NEW.
COMB, steyens's Labor Agency.
A FIRST CLASS COOK AND DINING. ROOM
~ serynnt at q Court street
"A SMALL GOOD LIGHT SPRING WAGON.
REN, care Appeal.
A LARGE GENTLE FAMILY MARE,
~ Y. IL, care Appeal
A LOAN OF 5000 FOR ONE YEAR AT 10
~ per cent Interest with security Of personal
property valued az four times amount OF loan.
Ad1Iess BORROWER, care Appeal
A GENTS WANTED. EITHER SEN, FOR ROT.
~ Tied Electricity, Greatest catarrh and head
ache cure over seen. Some agents are making SO
a day, Address U. s Homo Mfg. Co., 4. Dept,
Chicago Ill.
A SITUATION BY A FIRST CLASS BUSINESS
~ man OF tne attachments character aud
haolts; best reference given FRIEND. Appeal.
by Az EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN, TO BUY
- the business, or an interest IN the business
of well established city physician with view TO
specially. Address X, care Appeal
( NoMPErFNT ENTRY CLERK IN WHOLESALE
y house. Address r. II, care Appeal.
HANDs TO LEARN SHIRT AND BUTTON.
II hole making LoEBs LAUNDRY, ii and
~ Monroe street.
HoRsEs TO PASTURE TELEPHONE I,la
II JOS, BuRNEY. Woodlawn stock Farm.
I ADY AGENrs---Entirely new female under.
IL garments nothing like L. over 1000 sold past
month: some agents make as high as 500 day
nearly CO., 900 testimonials positive proof Tree Mns
II. y. Little Chilago. Ill
ONE OR TWO REFINED LADIES AND GEN.
~ tlemen 10 work for the National Library Com.
pany Work very pleasant and compensation first
class. Call at Odd Fellows Hall
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BoUGHT c. r.
~ HOrCHKIsS q co, Jewellers n Madison ST.
nLD GOLD AND SILVER FOR CASH OR Ex.
" change MULfoRDs, 29i Main street.
To BUY. a COUPLE OF SMALL LOTS WITHIN
Il short distance OF street cars. Address with
terms LOTS, care Appeal.
RIO EXCHANGE A VALUABLE PATENT FUK
Il good farming land. Call on OF address J. J.
Jones care No Az Main street. Memphis Tenn
I UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOIs 10 REPAIR
u aud mako 10 order. Old and new frames ~
covered In any quality OF goods desired We do
strictly first class work Umbrellas at any price
mnde 20 order az short notice and at Eastern pfCcA
HE MEMPHIS UMBRELLA CO. 81 Madison Vt
cox WEEKLY REPRESENTATIVES, MALE
- ~ or female. In every community. Goods
staple, household necessity; sell at sight no ped.
ding salary paid promptly. and expenses adj.
yancc1. Full particulars aud valuable sample case
sTANDARD slLNkR WARE Co, Boston, Mas.
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leaves Arrive,
~. q Mai.........tO0 pm az o. Maii.......5t0am
seafdls INprCss go pm ,safiis EKprrss IS am
tArm Iul ffTu an lAC'm a t0l ffHa nm
Passengers between Memphis and sariis should
take hi'dis expires ur lucil irulght as mail irain
Will bot stop NJ stations between Memphis and saf.
dis The accommodation aud local freight carries
a Cuarh frf tho accommodation Of lnfti travel
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN his column elb caary,f a, raj, =,
loc tort'o "'eso"s Insertions tue msertioas &c on.
,0tek, Soc
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The Cloudland Hotel.

Tor 1T nnan Mountain Western North Carulina
and Iasi Tunncssco will b. ufen fpf visitors June
~. Elevation balt irrt above toa level. summer
fever caiauh asthma. aud all nervous complaints
Magnificent mofintain scenery. Tine trout hshlug
Riding etc Halls aud fuuins heated by Improved
~ilhnA VS. AYRts
Cloudland, Mitchell County. 20
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WMteSRibhwSb W. Va

Grand C,nlfal Hotel and Cottages AOw Open iof
The season
Elevation, 200 feet above the level II the go,
unsufpassed summer climate. ummnstatinns
nniclae. splendid milruad sofyicu. elegant yvit
bulo trains
fof Information inqulfo n oiiicc of G., q &A
W. a. n, 4. a n. a. ", ~ address
~ y. EAkLk Superintendent
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A COMPETENT NURSE. APPLY AT ONCE
"a at $40 Vance street
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-11-02
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n Baatle with nAlans


Colonel John S. More, Of New
Orleans grand nephew Of the celeb.
rated jim Bowie, tho inventordt tho
knife which bears .his.nsme, and one
Of the Alamo heroes. contributes the
following to The archives ofthe Ali.
mo Monument Association:
In 1881 s1nall party Of advep.
tures spirits, eleven ID number, con-,
sisting oflP and James iBoxie, their
80 aefyenk boys s. 6han:
a. Nacaslin, Stern, 'Gsphas Hamn
and three other persons, loft San
Antonio 70 visit the old San Saba
tliser miaes. On the morningof the
third DAY of eir9ourney they were
Fsisited by an dndian, who claimed
to'be:a'messenger from Chief fdssonia,
and whose modal he exhibited his
credentials, bearing them WaFning
from aaonia that about 100 nm.
friendly savage were pm their trail.
hezin Bowie, who spoke many In
d'an dlelecfs, conferred with the
messenger y mis- tongue, alicr which
e ADVISED s'''s pasty e selsct = 'ia'
vereole stop and 'ea'rencn tnemself.'
= Pes'sloa Was enosen near z 'o'al'
where sneseroano 'Was covered WITH
2 lew ;sSses and some thick under
brush, amldss which aspiring gushed
from the earth.
= = oshing al night, the travellers
hnally completed 9 breastwork Of
Esods around the thicket. They
placed the seryents, horse and pack
mules inc cosared situation = the
Spring, and rested avhile toewait
events. About s'x y tils morning,
when the sun 'litsup the hill 10 front
|of them, i revealed its summit COZ.
ered win lno,sns' ~i'o 'ho'sted =
White nag Alter consultation
Rezln Bowie and Buchanan passed
onta'oe elle trench Mofks 'so periey
~ttn lnem'
As they appfocned the naIl ehe
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-11-02
EAl5AD1A GII)lhAESs,
CROWLEY La.

This School, with it's beautiful
and healthy location, handsome
well furnished and comfortable
buildings, latest and best styles Of
school furniture and apparatus, will
give yonr Boys and Girls advan-
taaes mot 10 be surpassed BY any
6tl.ar school. ii ron, would give
your children THOROUGH
LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, OR
BUSINESS EDUCATEoN. send
them to
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-11-02

NAVE Yos scHiGoKnn re 1DncMFE i
SEND TEEN To
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-25
rHE vorE .,v TEXAS.

Texas il mad at Senator Ingaiss
who ss president 1rs ssBpnre OF the
senate, has refused 10 receive her elee-
torai vote. If the Texas electors do
not succeed in getting together again
In time 10 remedy the defect in their
retern. Texas may be deprived Of her
vote altogether. of nourse, il viii not
make any particular difference whether
Texas votes or not. but, then, Texas
DOES not Exc TO be left ont and that
In the reason that she Is mad.
The law for the counting OF the eiec-
toraI votes distinctly requires that the
votes from each state be enclosed in an
envelope upon which shall be written
statement of its contents signed by
each eiector. This envelope is TO be
opened only by the president Of the
senate. upon whom .3evoives the duty
OF counting the votes. The envelope
handed 70 Senator Ingalls, by the mes
senger from Texas was perfectly blank
and he refused TO receive 1t. It's pos
sible that the electors may yet get to-
gether and put their names on the en-
veIope. la which case everybody win
be duly happy.
OF course, II does n,st make any diff
ference this time, but it Is a. well to es-
tabIish q precedent Of strict adherence
10 the letter of the law. Senator In
gals II right.
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The seattle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on Jan.
gave statistical aud general review o!
the progress and present status of Wash
ingson Territory which il Himpiy astonish-
ing 30 those whose attention has not
been specially directed to that Northwest.
ern most section Of the Republic. The ter
rftorial secretary estimates that the popala-
ton Is now over 30eooe. At the last cleo
tion II cast 4s.3ss votes. seattle is city OF
. 900 people. provided with Eas. cable cars,
electric lights. banks. wholesale houses.
etc. II has a fne harbor out OF
which sailed las; year an average Of three
ocean vessels week Lumber. grain and
other products were shipped direct 10 ia
pan, Australia. South America and Europe.
And this IL city whose growth has not
been artiacially stimulated by q railway
corporation. The mills Ia the territory
produced over 5ea. CO... 900 feet Of the tines,
quality of sawed timber. OF coal |. lo0. coo
tons were mined, aud the supply - mex.
haustible The soil IL veTy productive
The wheat yield is estimated for the year
at i5ona.0oO bushels. The shipment OF
canned salsaon amounted TO 36o.c1c cases.
Ia 1870 there were 6at Eve miles OF railway
Ia operation; now there sre tsio miles.
Tie precious metals are mined % some ex,
tent. the possibilities in that particular. oil
eoarse. being Indefinite.
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Secretary Bayard'sI friends assert
that he Is not responsible for the for.
eiga policy of the administration
that it has really been directed by
President Cleveland, and that Bayard
has been merely clerk whose duty II
was 70 carry out the presidents in
strnctions. IL IL no wonder that Bay
ard should seek to evade the response
bility for such policy. 1t is bad
enough to Justify anybody in denying
responsibility for it. and Cleveland
friends. II he has any left, should has
ten TO inform the public that he has
had nothing to do with ii. Perhaps
the responsibility can ke showed off on
Dan Lamont or Eugene Higgins.
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raE SAMOAN SITUATION.

Tue acton Of thc senate committee
on foeeign relations IN recommending
an appropriation OF i've hundred thoa-
sand dollars for the execution OF OBJ
legations sssss tAe protection Of the in.
,eFesss q! she pisised States in samaA.
must lss REGARDED as a no,se. served
upaa Germany sEsd ali ether Ruronean
powers that the United State / -.
solved tn defend the independence az
saHsoa At asy rsss. 4 tes plain words
on tals slsssiset sresn shs SECRETARY OF
state Sapporte.i hy Sssch an sppronvi.
sifoa A. thai recommended. viii osss~e
a s3ddea ana eonYlefe cessation os
ssermsn ia.evfereaoe in Samoan at.
fairs
Thst Germany was anti shori
iinse see faliY bsns apaa TIC annexa,
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The EDITOR woN'r GO.
He Thinks IL VIII BE Dali without
Dragged yiands-
Tacoma Ledger

Yesterday the Ledger received q
neatly printed invitation to attend a
social at Ciine's Standard theater on
Sunday evening. January y. Enclosed
was also ticket OF admission Ito So
ciai session at parlors eli ciine's Stand
ard theater." As the city council has
closed the bar-room at Mr.. Cline's pro-
specsive resort. and as the :'box-work-
ers" viii have no drugged viands 20
pass around. the probabilities sre that
the Prattie Lodge will have a very
dull time on the occasion referred TO.
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Away OF in seattle, W. t., the PosI.iS-
rEEtIs gscxR hiss published l6-rsge pa
per, setting forth The growth aud natural
resources Of the territory which now asks
admission inio the sisterhoai Of states. II
IS wonderful country aisd seattle Is =
wonderful fown.
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NOTICE.

NOIIcE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN stockholders Of The Seattle Transfer
Company. q CO. porxtion organized under
the laws of Washington Territory, and hsv
ing its principal place of business az Seattle
in said territory, that a meeting of the stock.
holders Of said corporation win be held on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of February, A. d.
1859, at 2 O'Clock D. IN. of saiG day, at the
Merchants National Bank in seattle, w. T.
The object of said meeting is to authorize
the increase OF the capital stock. from
$4,000 to saa0, 600.
NOAH ARMSTRONG,
A. MACINTOSH,
j. II. METCAIFE,
CHARLES ARMSTRONG,
b. y SHAUBU1,
Trustees of The Seattle Transfer Co.
Seattle Dec Is, fSSS swF
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MARRIED.

FRENC H~.I.pC uRIDSE-in Seasfle. at Ar
hngton Hotel. January "a. 1879, By Rev.
CLARK Davis. Mr.. Fred NJ French OF Green
River aud Miss Fannie Lochr.dve of
ItseT0ta.
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NOTICE.

nfSsoLUTIoS or PARTNERSHIP
IL The co partnership heretos re exist
ing between Jas Z. smith and Charles Me-
Elrcy 10 dissolved; aud sil money s due said
hrrn viii be received, and the frm's debts
paid by the urde signed. gss 4. smith
JAS X. SMITH.
CHAS. AcELROY.
BOOT and shoe stare,
sfs Front St
Sphf Seattle
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TO BUILDERS.

DIS WILL BE REcEfyED By TIE
ID undersigned Entss II o'clock n. en-
AaBd4y, January -. dsr the .reesiaa a q
terrace - tive frame foascs for Charles
Ssher. The owner nsserTss The right to
- 5teet any cx 81 e4ds.
FISHER. Architect
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
ID undersigned for the following work
For the erection of residence for NJ. X.
Maddoclrs until Il O'Clock IN. on wednes-
day. January % Fts the erection OF resi-
dence for &. b. Holman until Il O'Clock m.
on Thursday. January 81. For she erection
of store and dwelling building for Harms
< Diekman uafil II O'Clock m- February 4.
The owners reserve the right 20 reject any
or all bids. II SrEINMAS, Architect
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders of the SEATTLE TITLE
INSURANCE & TRUST COMPANY win De
he'd at the Office OF the company, rooms
-, 20. SIS and So Union block, 3 attic, Wash,
on Monday, February 4. 1873, az 10 o'cfeck
"a. fss9 c Ii. HASF0RD, President.
Seattle. January 20. tsss
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Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting of the stack
holders as the sesrfle American District
Telegraph Company viii be held nj the
cogapany's osfee In seas BE-. on Monday,
January - .scs, ~ o'sssock y. ra
y. J. GRANT, Vice President
e. 4. MATsoN. >eerefsrr d2s
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her sex. IA every large AmesteAa eisy.
Ars noa hFsvsay amt he&sshsaIIy AZ
NuFk The Morsi.I = ssksi u Al
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and lass books bound subssan-
tally ne y Ants1ony's 1irdeyy,
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wnssse essssnTss usa a~ sssd - Suos
that he IL "a remain IN a position 10
y hlsA he i - well assapSa<1
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-. - s.. -
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- 49, fue Grrf $780, . cd q
snen< akunys n e6vunce
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WAsIEp-a-ADr. A..lsE AsD -
sses1fsy. /. ~ srn~ Ressrraces gwen
49, rcsniress rerrnsnsns pnssrssr and
H.zse- lei E.oz 15zz- kew YORK
UASTED -SALEsAEx EVERYWHERE
ss<+~~. - - - -. $1,000 -
srs sns six prsseFx wise fsr esrraiar and
fssDs. EEM YORK DooE PLAIk CO.
= ------ - !.
yWyAxrEu-GykT. To no GzSERAE
w h0n.eworK. wsreS, 80 per meath
Cal en- Mr. !, MeGrzxh. Nc zazS rerrsh.
As3r nlz e 81
Vr-ANTFD-x GTET. nor GENERAL
w housev.yrk rsuss corre well recon-
Esscdssf Aspay. Ars- Z r Wsssaef. Eo'sza
y. .1<.- 2 a.
yI-A@TEp FSKsT-CTAsS MILL
w wright. Inquire OF Cart. ". j. Bry-
SIX reem g Yeslsr 6soes
uyAKTKD-Ay EXPERIENCED SEC
w oud girl Mn Halter. Twelfth and
James strsefs
yTANTED-A YOUNG NAN 70 DRIVE
w q hrrxd wagon and take care OF
horses Inquire California Bakery after s
,. m
UYASTED- A GILL 10 DO GENERAL
w heueeAof< work. Appfy 70 A. NJ
Brxzokes Queen Anae Town
--=TT1- 1CC-, --7o- ~ ~
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~ -, So 49, =. e - =.
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r-1.-
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VIYANTED-HONOR YOUNG NAN
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4 M~M.i1.- ~ 1900 uss.I
= - : !. --1z
WAHIED-nEtu$t NAN,
- vel asqusln.so ~l.h eiI{, aes,is ~
No. us-.s, -. ~ 80.
.--..-. -. e..---:
UANTED-SfTUATf BY a WOMAN
w 10 do chamberE3k during the day,
but come home ~ night. Address A. B.
.n.- oM.rr.
-. u-~-
- = - - = -
WANTED-BY FEB l. DWELLING OF
w OF rooms: responnole ano PERM
nens fenan1 Aaare@ E- a u. tnls ONCE.
FOR SALE.
-0p caTr-TUpVP E.W UoUaES
Il Rain er and Jackson streets, $500,
1850. $40: one-third cash. balance Is eqnal
monthly payments; also several lots on
which ] viii build houses to order on akove
e'1-N~ :, :. - = 49, : - ).
E0k sALE-slW WILL BUf LOT;
i.As Tr;o,s s.A. 49,, ss,ss nss, ~ 80
frsex. fSSa asch frr aye ecra frscss ~ nscE-
ersora's addition on BelIineham Raw near
sehcne; wa,son H. Brown. Inquire at
DenIel Jones q 20. Q real est1xe once
VyOR TABLESPOONFUL. RARGATNg rOP
faw dsrs oniy. 10 lots ~ Rurka,. 500.
and sdditio, hlnck IN I.csson ssyaes
mice ss5s - 49,. All cleared re.dr To-
hritdfny PysnL A. Nonrried rrith va~
Hoy,e se.yi,g ~ schire RI nnr,nsifa posscn
aincE = oe'' s-'~ -'sss>'A
LOR SALE-2460 ACRES TIMBER LAND
chaar. a.. x a.. ~ So St,a,.,., 4
ar,,sI,.,,,.- v-s,,,s "a Z A., ads p,,;sdSrS
:. o-.. : = 80
LNcR SALE-rHE UNDIVIDED ONE
IT half of block IA of t. II. Hanford's sec
ond addition 10 Seattle. $780, Rees p.
Daniels, room 8, Starr Block.
-
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1 al issssssisng and pSeInx iaasss i =.
sas " sxe saansr 4 Elevator txsn pans
sssssk. ktea 81. fFssstses. 4. ~. II.
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ISsFRAY SOFisE-TAKgN Up tsS NY
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agoEn E<1uys star o. foremost, assgs six
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Second. Clay and Frost streets and E.asc
avenue. MAURICE McMIt KEN,
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MONEY To LOAN At SIX PR CENT.
VI ga improved business and residence
property IN seattle. also on improved
farms ia King comfy ard tawn-S<Hlisgi ter
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vi chsifeE mortgage or Personal security.
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E,SsR s.ALE-NICE RESIDENCE LOTS IN
IT Yes.er's first addition: few minutes
walk or ride on Mill street cable road viii.
take you on the cheapest lots in the City oil
Seattle; size OF lots. 6ox12S feet: adjoining
lots are selling from 5000 TO $500 the lot
don't miss this chance IL you want TO get 9
nice cheap lot for home: price of LOT $50
only. George Dorffel, Real Estate Broker
Office, Commercial street. between Mill
and Washington, up stairs.
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NOR SALE-A NEW EIGHT-ROOM
II house on Washington street. near
Twelfth. for $500 inquire ON premises.
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Nolf. therefore, all persons having or
claiming any interest In said sloop, called
Emerald" her tackle, apparel. furniture
open court at the time specified in said
order and make their allegations IN that
behalf or their default viii be entered aud
the prayer OF said information granted.
witness the Hon. Thomas Burke. judge
of said district court and the seal OF said
court this 2ith day of January. A. ID. lsse.
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I-,0R sALE--A sLoOP . FEET LONG, 9
II foot beam; fFst-class order. full ap
pointmeuts; cheap. Inquire Melhorn 4
Prebst. Columbia street.