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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Deeds Recorded NJ the Auditors Once
Yesterday.
Real estate Transactions from January 1
iss3, 10 date are xi0ssi .223f 30 There
were fled 10. record Yesterday Is
deeds, the considerations aggrcgatinS sg-.
OH, an average of 81 ASH Following i the
list, az furnished by Osborne. Trernper &
Co. absfractors OF title:
7. Brown 10 Jessie James and John
james. lot rs, blk 5. Eastman SOS.
y. Thomas 70 Rev. L. Daniels, part blk
Bells add. $50.
7. II. crummin to r. Smith, 100 acres
sec 2, sp Il. range 4, So, so.
4. II. Brigg to NJ Miller, lots Q and 10.
blk Is, Mccalllin's add, 500.
{. Il. Chaplin TO +. King, Q lots in Ingie-
wood 81.
c. Il. Chaplin to A. King, lots in Ingle-
wood. 81.
Puget Sound Chautauqua Assembly to
A. II. Smith. lots and 2, blk ~. Chautau-
qua, sT5.
sander-Bowman Real Estate Co. to ].
Early, lot Is. blk !. Sander Bowman Real
Estate Co., LIST add, $500.
II. King 20 T.. King. lot 6, blk Q. Com
ader. 81.
j. Ransom to J. p Draper, iots 4, Is. Is,
IL, II, blk 5, Ross add 81 90.
J. l.. Smith to ]. 7. Draper. two lots,
500.
g. Deppe 20 w. S. Dean. lots 4 and s,
blk II, Madison street add. $,25
w. \. Dean tn III. s. Parkhurst, lots 4
and 5, blk H. Madison street add. SEQ.
N. Cole to u. +. Whitney, = acre in sec
| Is. tp -. T S. 500.
| II. 7. Dearborn to J. Hagan. lot Is, blk 2,
! Cable Line add $325
/ West Coast Imp. 60. to ]. B. Jackson
lot q. blk ?. Gilman park add $3.50.
/ n. Blewett to +. FriedIein. lots 10 and %
blk 30, Denny & Hoyt's add. 500.
4. Smith to III. ID. saben, ) acres in sci.
sec Is, tp IS. {, i,6.5
| j. johnson to q. w. Dickson, tract in
| sec %, Up a. = s, 500.
Same t. j. Lowensparrer. tract in same
$l60.
W. II. Clarke 10 j. b. Hedges, tract in
sec =. tp %, 3. 81. so.
C. 4. Chaplin TO o. Shattuck, lots and :
blk So, Inglewood, 81.
| Same to NJ. Y. Hubbard, lots -, 30, 3s
and IS. blk IS, Inglewood, 81.
/ L. 4. Sander 10 II. q. Smart, lot (, blk 4
s. A. Bells first add, $500.
| G. f. Chaplin 10 ]. J.. Player. lots q and
% blk Is IuyIewoad 81
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BUILDING PERMITS.
s'hve Wooden buildings Above
IL, te Ereetsd

" "'VHth ehftUiuks atstWeU
10 be Erected.
pstng Inspector Abbott has issued
raM ior the following buildings:
e.rS Melvin, one-story frame, 10; |
WA Bowen i Denny's addition. 81 800.
=, Oolmsn, one and a half story frame,
e'oVk !, nennys addition, 81 800.
r' 'aase Bush & Co. one-story frame. in
faulson's tract. $500.
VI. krieger. one-story frame. lot 5.
- u, Painters addition. $50.
H. aAiiighe". corrugated iron and
one'story frame buildings on the
slsoaeh 10 Ocean dock, west of Railway
e1ne. S. 5n.
"a. eailieher. three story frame, Com
IVA and King streets. 5000.
~ Williams. one-story building, lot
Fks Of Market street addition. $50.
&C Willard, four two and half story
as on lots 1. ., s and 1. block I d.
Park addition. 500 each.
esian-Dani>h church. church bald.
49, - lO's ] and ,. block :, Sarah A. Bells
- pehly. one-story frame, lot 2. block
seahns' addition. $50.
-. sssle. two-story frame, lot corner
,1 and Commercial streets. si.o50.
-. wilson, ore-stoFy frame. lot Ii
- o. Magket street addition. TO cost
- Ncods. tao two story frames. lots
= eieck Is, 81. 90 and s9oa.
~ .o'man. one-story frame. 10; s.
- TO cost 81 80.
a. !. '4aasley. one-story frame, Be-, I.
wv. o. penny's addition, 10 cost Slas.
s,.s "eodanaa. two-siory frame. lots
ssslS. u emmy S'"'''o"' 10
ssnon 4 clsnahan. one story frame.
sas, So - y '''''"S s''l'''h'
krs iFaax. one story traae. lot .,
Re hurns' addition. 10 cost xs0.
|ssss galloway iwo-story frame. block
aaynard's addition. ~ cost 81 S.o.
t. Aiaes, swo-sIory frame. lots and
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Receivers Sale.

Notice il hereby gfTsa that !, II. r. Phillips.
receiver in the civil action Of Mrs. r. ]. Hea
Thomas Thomas - a. No. IA, now pef1lnS
ia The district c0art ~ seattle, VII. by order OF
sad dssTse4 coarf. on "Wednesday. oetober .,
fsss beginning a. 10 o. clos af nay stables.
a. No 2to GA 7 ks street. Ia tEe SAID city Of 49,
attic. king county. Washington territory. sell in
pzfis and psrreA, al pubic Ane.ion. " ths
hishess bid4er. for cash. 81 the following pet
s0nal property. goods and ehastels. all In good
condition. to sit.
seven a work horses
Tso - work mars.
One al stallion. seIi broken for work.
Three a. sets d1atsr harness.
Dae ~ four horse wagon.
Terms OF sAie--ss4sh.
Dated a. seattle sfoFe~stt. september -. 80.
"a T. PHILLIPS, Receiver
y. B.-The stove property nay be seen 90 ay-
l1eSsion AZ rny stables. 40 Pike street IA. y. y.
u. HALL. Attorney TOT f-AlafA1-
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INDIANS ARE FLUSH.
They Have Little Trouble in Securing
Their Loved Fire w ater.

They Have Little Trouble in Securing
Their Loved rtre-w alter.
James Evans, charged on oath OF Deputy
United States Marshal Mears with dispos-
ing Of whisky to Indian Billy, Thursday
pleaded guilty before United States Com
missioner Emery, and in default of $3.50
bail was ordered committed to Jail. Evans
recently came from Iowa, and has been a
loafer around Ballast island
Thomas hoe. an Alaska Indian. was
brought before Commissioner G. d. Emery
Thursday. charged with giving whisky to
Indian Billy, but as the testimony was en-
tirely Indian, and not corroborated by sub
stantial witnesses. Doe was dismissed
John Bapler, worthless fellow, was ar
rested by Detective DIN upon q charge OF
disposing OF liquor to Indians, and taken
before Justice Miller. There was no eyi-
dence whatever of Bapler's guilt. so the
charge against him was dismissed and De
tectiye DIN severely rebuked
Henry Durham aud Samuel Davis were
committed 10 the county jail for twenty.
FIVE days each for selliug liquor TO Indians.
Charles Smith, charged on oath of G. A.
Robinson with disposing OF whisky to In
United States Commissioner Emery and
pleaded guilty. In default of $3.50 bail
Smith was committed 20 Jail.
Thomas Conner was brought before the
court of Commissioner Emery yesterday
charged by Deputy Marshal Mears with
disposing OF whisky 10 lndisn William on
September "A. Conner admitted the
charge and in default was ordered 10 Jail
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Dexter Street Improvement.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
OF THs CITY or e9kTTLE,

SEATTLE. T., sept. ~. issa.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the owners of prop
erty condemned By ordinances No 1898, entitled
An ordinance To extend. lay off aud establish
Dexter street, In the city of seattle from the
southern boundary line OF Adele addition to
the north boundary line OF Hnckey's addition,
and 10 provide for the condemnation of real es-
tate necessary therefor" that they the said
property owners. are hereby inquired 10 appoint
one person 20 act with two other persons lone To
be appointed by the owners of property bene-
fitted by the provisions OF said ordinance No.
1873, and one 10 be appointed by the mayor OF
said city Of Sexttlel in appraising and assessing
damages and benefits within aud for the sssess-
ment district, described aud established by sec
tor 4 of said ordinance No. i.i2S. In accordance
with the provisions of section i0i of act Of
the Legislature OF the territory of Washington,
entitled, AN act Ia revise and amend the char
teg of the city of Seattle. approved February 4,
1sss." said appointment is TO be made in writ
ing and filed with the city clerk of the city Of
seattle on or before the sth day of October, 4 ID.
issg. e.. W FERRIS. City Clerk
First publication of this notice. september 20.
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South Ninth and Charles Street I'm.
proyement.
OFFICE OF THE CRY CLERK
oF TIE CRY OF SEATTLE.


SEATTLE. w. T., Sept n, fssa.S
Notice Is hereby given tn the owners of prop
erty condemned by ordinance No. l ,20i entitled,
An ordinance to lay off, exts nd aud establish
South Ninth street in the city OF Seattle from
Mikado street to Piummer street. and to lay of,
extend and establish Charles street in the city
Of Seattle from Tenth street 20 Eighth street aud
10 provide for the condemnation of real estate
necessary therefor," tina, they. the said property
owners, are hereby required TO appoint one per
son "a act with tive other persons lone IN be APP
pointed by the owners OF property benefited by
the provisions OF said ordinance No l,.9l. and
one 10 be appointed by the mayor Of said city OF
Seattlel in apprasing and assessing dam ages and
benefits within aud for the assessment district
described and established by section Of said
ordinance No. l.2ol, in accordance with the pro-
visions of section ioi OF act of the legislature
OF the territory of Wsshingtou, entitled AN
act Ia revise and amend the charter OF the city
OF seattle, approved February 4. 1856" said sp.
pointmen' Is 10 he made I'm writing. and filed
with the city clerk of the city Of sea tie on or be-
fore the 4th day OF October A. n. 1850.
G. w FERRIS. CITY Clerk.
First publication OF this notice. september n,
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South Ninth and Charles Street I'm.
provement.
OFFICE oF tina CRY CLxxx \
% Tx CtTx OF ssATTix. ,
A. -. 4

sssrrIs, W. T.. sept n, tssa.S
Notice Is hereby given ~ the owners VI prop
erty benefited by ordinance No. iaal, entitled
An ordinance TO lay OF extend aud establish
-oata Ninth street IN the city of seattle from
Aikado street to flanmer street, ana 10 lay OF
ext I'd and establish Charles street in the city
os Seattle from Tenth street 10 Eighth street, ana
10 provide for the condemnation of real estate
nect ssary therefor. that they the said property
owners are hereby required 10 appoint one per-
son 20 act with two other ersous lone Of whom
Is 10 be appointed BY the owners of property
condemned by sasdortinance No. I LOT. ana one
hs TIE mayor OF said city of seattle in spprsts-
ing and assessing damages and benefits
within and for the assessment district
Described and established hy section az
said ordinance No. t.aoi. III accordance with the
provisions OF section i0l OF set OF the egisia-
turc Of the territory of Wash ton entitled AN
act 10 revise and amend the charter of the city
OF Seattle, approved February l. ias5. (" said aI,.
I,ointment IL 10 be made IN writing and filed
with the city clerk Of the city of Seattle on or
before the sfh day of October. A. H., 1859
G. W. FERRIS, City Clerk
Fins, publication OF this notice September u.
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H4RNE., AM s4DDIrRr.

IIAkSEsr Asb -ADDLEEY-JAxES wHgE-
j i ian. who Is 81 present iocstea q, i.eli Third
street. hss certainly the finest dispssy ~ bar
ness sAfdiEEy s1d turf Ess<sds 80 ~ seGn say~
where today IL -sAtfte This geatissasn a. o
cAyYses sse sssoftmeEs cf csrfssxe trimmings
and Dsxss keees sgty % repairing. Ar- Nne@
saa eaes a ARE wholesale All retail business
a.. be warrants AL bin work and ses.A o. Prices
that are isoaad 80 bs.sg custom
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awarding contract TO October l. 1890 The city
reserves the right to reject any and III bids
Dated September .. 1859.
PROPOSALS for lighting the streets ana pub
lie buildings OF the city of Seattle.
Notice IL hereby given that sealed bids will be
received by the undersigned, clerk OF the city Of
seattle at bis ONCE In the city hall. on or before
Friday, October 4, 1859. At 4 O'Clock p. m, for
lighting the streets Of Seattle from the date of
awarding the contract to the LIST day Of October
The city council win consider bids for the fol-
lowing described lights:
Firt-One sixteen candle power iRcandescent
lights TO each lamp post
second-Two sixteen candle. power ineandes
cent lights TO each lamp-post
Third~-One thirty-two candle power incandes-
cent light TO each lamp post
lights
Fif,h-six foo, gas burners
sixfh-Twelve foot gas burners.
The party receiving the contract will be re-
quired TO place, maintain and keep In repair.
any new lights ordered within sixty days from
date o. order.
All posts, lamps aud lights a, present In use to
be lifted ready for lighting, At the expense Of the
All lamps, lights aud posts TO be maintained
and kept In repair by the successful bidder.
Bids viii also be received for lamps and lamp
Tor use; diagrams and specifications of lamps
and posts 10 accompany each bid.
Bids viii also be received for lighting the city
ball, clerks Office police hcsdquar'ers jail and
engine houses.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated seattle, september u, 1850.
G. W. FERRIS, City Clerk.
Date of first publication. September II, 1880.
TEMPERANCE STREET TAX SOTICE-THE
i tax levied hy tie city council in the dis
irict created by ordinance No. Use. To provide
for the grading OF Temperance from Mercer
street ~ bradley street. and constructing side.
walks thereon, il now due and PAYABLE a,
the Office of the city treasurer All taxes not
paid within forty days of the FRS, publication
ri this notice will be declared delinquent, q
penalty oi Per cent. added, and interest at the
rate OF 10 per cent charged
{. W. FERRIS. City Clerk.
First publication Of this notice, September
10 i>S9.
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Dexter Street Improvement.

SEATTLE. W. r., sept %. issp.
Notice IL hereby given TO the owners OF prop
erty benefited by ordinance No 1923. entitled.
An ordinance 10 extend, lay off and establish
Dexter street. In the city of seattle, from the
southern boundary line OF Adele addition TO tho
north boundary line OF Hiuckicy's addition,
and to provide for the condemnation Of real e.
tate necessary therefor, that they, the said
property owners. are hereby required TO sppoinE
one person 20 act with two other persons lone Of
whom is 90 be appointed by the owners of prop
efty condemned by said ordinance M. i.i9s. and
one by the mayor ~ said city OF seattlel, In APP
praising ana assessing damages and benefits
within and for the assessment district described
and established by section OF said ordinance
No. i,iaS. ia accordance WITH the provision Of
section I0i OF an act OF the legislature OF tho
territory Of Washington entitled. IAN at 10
wise and amend the charter Of the city Of seat
tie, approved February Z, ie-s.'' said appoint
ment II "a be made in writiag and fled with the
city clerk OF the city Of seattle on before the
9Th day of October. A. u. lSe9.
e. ". FERRIS, City Clerk
Firsi publication u this notice september 70
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IkT.
sroNEetfrrRs.

N-Ew ENGLAND MARBLE AID GRANITE
~ work Fox & srsshse. gyopsletorS, al
ktnt4s 81 cemetery sna baii3iag work dome sIih
artistic Skin. fun saSfly ~ nsasels constantly
o. Ass.d, positively frszar AMI cheaper fh&a any
other arrn on the coast, dessgHs with prices
ftfrnIshea On Application free 81 eharE PIKE
kssses aesweea Fourth and f.sth, sess..e.
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The tiremen took No. engine ont of
Campbell's machine shop on Commercial
street yesterday, and tested Il on the wharf
near by. The engine had been thoroughly
repaired and was fonnd Ia steam mp better
then ever before, easily lifting water from
twelve 10 fifteen feet under six,y-iiye pounds
of steam. The engine had been badly up
set hy a fall I'm the fire
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tRRgrD

Take the Northern rscshc railroad, the best
equipped line for all points East, ehice 7i6
Second Eaxtou BLOCK
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LlNN-THONAS At the msnse of thefiEstfres
hytefiau chaFCh. Sep,cr, tef -. by Rev. kiit0t
W Brown. william Lambert Lynn ana Miss
Catherine Thomas.
KENNET-MccEE.-~sln Friday evening. Sept.
n $50 If the residence OF Nj. J. MgsSee, Sc
afsie, Washington. by the Rev. Eliiuts W
Brown, Miss Laura NcGes and Mr.. william
kcnney. epih at this sitv.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY PRINTfNG-NOTIcE IL HEREBY
~ given that sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned clerk Of the city of Seattle, on
or before Friday. October 4. 1859, at 4 O'Clock p.
m, fer doing the city printing from date OF
awarding contract TO October l. 1890 The city
reserves the right TO reject any and all bids.
CIV. FERRIS, Clerk.
Dated Seufamher ~ 1850
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FfNANfIAE-

FINANf1AL-
oNG OR SHORT TIME LOANS MADE on
give the business prompt attention; viii also
buy mortgages. Geo ID. Mclean, roon,s ID and
H., kiiren block.
MONEY TO LOAN on PIANOS, FURNITURE,
vi horses and any other good security without
quickly. aud strictly confidential; ! buy secured
notes and loan money on real estate. Henry
Binnian, room |, corner Second aud Marion
streets, seattle, Wash.
s. TO $4,000 10 io,., h I.na.' i SS
sitnre. pianos, stock. notes aud other ohai,sl
securities, without removal: business strictly
confidential. Gilmore & Co. Palace restaurant
opposite I.ostofce.
" HUGO SMITH. CLARK { Co, REAL rs
" tate loans aud insurance, l.2is second
street Representing the wssehester and Hoches-
ter German Insurance Gornranies of New YORK,
aud other nrst-rlass TIRE insurance companies
EE& BowDEN. RsPREsENTISG fnE LON
J.. tsri Investment Co. are doing the largest
loan business II king and ac!scent counties,
ressons-iawcst rates; no delays; square deal
,ng money always on hand give them scall
Mallory huilasng. corner IslEf and James
MONEY To LOAN - JARvIsroNKLIy
vi Mortgage Trust Co, with q paid up capital
% 81 o9o.ess makes loans on improved city and
farm property; wee pay Hoaey on loan - hours
after Application - made we only want time 10
examine tile. loans OF sss 10 500 oos wanted.
absolutely delay; buiiatng loans q specially
any sa1 al aaEeitson met l. ". Ensx. gen
eTEl ASeut and examiner room !. SeSlin eloek
~rn To G.gua To LOAN ON FURNITURE,
FLU pianos. herSes, diamonds ess. low rates
Seattle Loan Co. rgsous "a Burke block
- PER CANT. MONEY To LOAN On INSIDE
I property 80 gebuild' also good farms.
payments eAn t@e made any time after nSie year,
no t:siay ia making loans froanee & Patton,
Burke bfSck
MONEY 10 AoAS-sEES r. DANIELS,
vi Roam q. Boston block
NgoNs1 To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AND
vi personal security; notes, mortgages, bonds.
e8aasy and city ssrrGutss etc. b-oughf saa sod
g. = Niges & Co, BANKERS. a. Cols<asas s;Fee1.
%rsf5H H2esk
10 IE4sE
EHEckES RANCH STR FOE LONG
y isase. Address AaSsfaef. rIiieslisrnerT.
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utNrFD 10 NM

yl-ANTEn-T0 RENT HoJ - Fk0M TEkEE
w Ia fve r0agEs. sogacwhsFS lcGr stress ca
Gnes. Address l.. =. eox St1
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Advertisements under The heads Of Lost, fosigi.
For Sale. for Rent. and situations Wanted viii
DC inserted at The rate OF ; cents q word for the
nrst insertion: crut WORT ia- each subsequent
insertion Payment ALWAYS Ia advance
SOTIcE-The business Once o! the rosr-lS
rsltIagscER viii hereafter be opsa until Il p IA
Classified advertise Eeats wal be received up 10
this boar,
The following ie,scFs arc awaiting advertisers
- .ssl..
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To IE4sE
EHFckES RANCH SIN FOE LONG
L lsase. Address AaSgfses, foss IEfeIlisencef.
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EMProfMkNT ssNffD-fsHsIE
l>ASHfo>ABiE DRESS AND CLOAK MAX
Il inz Ssa franc8Sco prices f.0l- Assn street,
near south kieventa
g4NrEfp- NfstfIEssfot
HOUSE AND lot WANTED IN DESIRABLE
III ioesisfy. Apply fYAom -. Boston eiocE
VN-kSTED-- noABnEEs. sEVkkAE. GEN
w tl~nas1 can oeiatn board sfia lfsi- NJ Via
private family UPoa application II - Alder.
corner Ninsh s,rssf. tso h&aess from cabss.
NlrANTEp~UNop RESIDENCE AND Bt&i-
w ness fsoE<fGg sgeSa the uwuer oaiY. W.
Save Sasssos&rFH waiting tDf hAfSAi0Hs also
wants fsH houses 10 Epst. strict atfFa sser t4t1
tn ca'lerUoFs. Al. snsof, Warner s IA, - see
cod street.
ANIEi-- t@MEnfArKLls CHAP Ions
w tof cash sfun oN ucrs oEiy, wttaiu tSo so
shree tsoSks % c2r itncA ffs1 q ofsffrh,
A. James street
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,ocfyrr ,orfcF~

ItEATFENnN fngpsE. Su. -. J. q. -. p.
ysesss every Thg rsssx esuainss ar : 9'eloc I.
Ia ths ha5f ~ seattle lassgs. North -sstile- All
stasafarFs ut the ciEF Ia gusi stan1ttas ere css1-
aiAEiy inTised O. attend.
: J. HOLMES. y. u
II. MIEC HELL. seeFeissy.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-ALL CON.
~ tractors having contracts calling for cleo
trical work Of any kind will find IL 20 their ad-
vantage TO call upon or address the undersigned
and who are ready 10 bid upon anything in the
electrical line; wiring for electric lights. annun-
eistors and bells satisfactorily done and gusrau.
tecd; prices lowest in the city. Baker, BaIeh d
Co. 10 and IL Atkins block, Columbia. between
Third snd Fourth.
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krFNn,,RiPYERN

~ NJ HUMAN, sTENOOBAFHER. 81
-. attic masic CO. Al Third stree.
HxraSRENsToS TYPEWRITER HEAD
w sasrser.-sien osra pssrs furnished short
hansA sd tyrswEtting ss5rk executed, type
wfatsTN Fentsa4 kseaaa ,, se~iia Slas<.
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Carlton Cuttings.

CARLTON, Kas., Nov. 27.-[Special
correspondence - 'Rah for Carlton.
The hotel is running in full blast and
the stub train on the Salina branch
meets the passenger here every evening.
The Y. F. 7. U. met at the school
house last Thursday evening.
Our schools are progressing finely
under the supervision of Z. F. GroSSer.
David Matteson of Abilene was in
our midst last week.
John Major received another large
supply of goods this week. John is a
ruStler.
Mr.. w. w. Woods had his large herd
of cattle dehorned on Friday last.
Miss Emma Bohannan visited her
parents at Dillon last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Emma Beach leaves next month
to attend the high school at Chapman
Success 20 you, Emma.
Our geniel and old time barber John
johnson is back among US again.
How would the idea of flying the
stars and stripes over the school build
ing strike some of the citiZrnS Of Carl
ton. 1t surely would be grand thint
and teach lesson of patriotism no
soon TO be forgotten.
We understand that our fOrme
respected citizen, DR.. u. 3. PattGn. ha'
located at Chapman.
Jay G. Heath talks seriously Of re
moving to Iowa.