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Advertise uensx unaey the heats o. Lost
FonrE. For exls, 70 Let sna esszzxiozs
xxnf<d nsIs f,e sssxsrfed ~ TIE rxfe OF
cents 3 VOID fer srxs tusertfoa; est
word Tor each suisse asns insertion PAY
NEST always 81 stssnsA
The following letters are awaiting afrez-
fisers - shis ossrs
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TEN ACRE CONTRACTS TO LIT FOR
eisssipg land Fay 4 Padiey. sla Front

'tsES ACRE CONTRACTS To LIT FOR
! eissfinE land Fay 4 fadiey. sl2 Front
ftEpAR STREET GRADE NOTICE Il
hereby given that the assessment roll
for the grading 81 Cedar street, from Fifth
street % Elliott bay, and constructing =
Sidewalk on both sides thereof. has been
HE'D with The uudeFslEned, efeFk OF the
city OF Seattle. and further notice g. here.
by given that said roll Is open to pablo
inspection as the offiee OF said clerk. In the
city hall, and VIII remain open sor inx,ee-
ton ansil Friday, APRIL II. tss9. A. 30
9 clock ?, "a, and that all persons feeling
themselves sggrisyea by any such assess.
snsnt may apply 10 the Common goanclt
ct said city 10 have The same corrected en-
said April -, tssa. ST : 80 o'esock y IN. nj
their council chamber. IN the city hall q.
". FERRIS. clerk, Date Of afst publication
ApFit 8. i>Ss.
GHALEp PROPOSALS VIII. RE kF-
: eeaxed by the trustees os tie oiygns.ia
Hotel Company aatsi April ", iS>s
At 10 o'clock =. ~. Tor furnishing ali
materials sad fahaf required sn The
construction Of the uismpia Hatgf.
ascoFasng 60 the plans aad specl seasians
which viii be rraay for inspection Al ne
nssiee ~ lAtAiasus & EveFs, architects,
AasetFnf block, Olympia. after SATURDAY.,
Afui = 4 sefuagd cheek for ftOs0. upon
any reliable haak. conditional thst the
Bidder wiz sign c0nsraei II awarded. uinsa
sstAtssrany each bid. The tFDssses sssServe
ire tight y Feiest aay az ali bids.
tlIlAs WILL HE RECEIsEn AT TIE
Id 0itiev ef Biul < naFnh4eh far ts,e ergss.
ssea OF Mr.. Hasyoks's brick block. corner
f-eat aus spring streets, up So As.si :
M, ~ u IA Tbs vtxht ts hereby reserved
q fclessi say or sil bids.
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INVESTORS
Ars inrftra ~ NssnsL
'0ssss4
70 ,oriee TIA this list Is constantly
changed
COMPARE THE TERMS,
Prices and advantages Of our
LAND SYNDICATE
With any other before the pubic.
The mcre you investigate the Eore you
viz be satisfied thst czr present underEAk-
tne mnrkes. DO not fail 70 investigate and
TO compare our terms In every detail
The tract comprises nearly leo acres A
grand boulevard 10 feet wide 1.-THE main ~
tery of the distrscfs runs for mile right
through the center OF the property. The
the railroad center and manufacturing I'm
dusfries Of Seattle. The adjoining tracts
are now selling in bulk, at just double the
price per acre at which we are pooling tais
important addition
Prior . placing their money. the mem
berx OF the syndicate will, of course. meet
aud vote upon all details usual in syleh
cases. and the entire management viii be
determined by the stockholders The
vice president OF the
Merchants National Bank
Has kindly consented 20 act as
Trustee for the stockholders.
We repeat, do not fail to compare our
terms and to call. at once, ut our Office and
thorou ghly investigate this matter.
$1,000 SHARES, of which three
Terms. one-fhfrd cash: one-third In
one year. and onethird in two years
SPECIAL ITEM.
1873 ACRES adjoining the RAILROAD
LANDS ct sMITH's Cow. A rare chance.
OUR LIST OF properties for sale
comprises choice and selected lots In
every quarter OF the city and
suburbs.
We call special attention TO the
PALATlNE HILL ADDITION.
cheapest building lots in the market; the
greatest margin Tor profit even upon their
present merits alone, but upon the con-
EtEuctl0n OF the navy yard at Lake WASH
fngton these lots win increase In value be-
yond the most sanguine expectations.
Even now the addition is in the center of
the manufacturing district. surrounded by
factories and lying at the salt water gate
way of the canal. Postoffice, schooihouse,
public hail, railroad depot on the property.
Only Is minutes from the city by the s. L.
s. & E. r. r., which runs hourly traius at
10c; in addition 70 which the new motor
line is about to be constructed 20 the prop
erty. Lots 6oxllo feet from sl65 upwards.
FIVE AND TEN-ACRE TRACTS
In and near TO the
MAPLE LEAF ADDITION.
We are selling land here one-third
cheaper than the adjoining owners in
every direction. Close 70 the circle railroad
and the lake. The land lays well. rich soil,
suitable for market gardening. This land
next spring win sell per lot at the price
now asked per acre. Prices from SIS per
acre upwards
GRAY g. cLAYWoRTH,
7O7L Front st.
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cressing capital stock of Seattle Dry Iiock
and knip Raihiing Company.
Notice Is hereby given hy the uxier-
signed. a majority of the trustees Of said
company. - the stockholders thereof. that
a meeting Of sass3 ssoe L holaeFs VIII be held
az TIE once of said company At the com
ssSry's works 81 sAe foos Of Caarie< street
~ the city Of seattle. coxnsy OF King. Ter
1ittsry 81 ashiagton. 90 rh2rsa&y.t the 18th
Gay Of May. ISIS, AZ 8 o'clock Ia TIE after
Boon, for TIRE a4rpcss at Increasing the
capital stuck ssf saad esEzp&ny 20 the sam
81 three hHntEsd thousand dolixrs tsSzo.-
ssns 20 BE divided iuso Ieree thousxn nd 600,
saAres OF the rar sa1sse If ore auBdred
dollars slfSs p<sr share. All the stock held
sr< are rsc nr~ses5 ~ attend
DE nERRE
GEO kelly,
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4 cHASsx-NK HAVE FOUGHT The
~ seattle Szezra Lazp6r7- Exet Is up ia
k<st class 1s1ner. empa1yet the nexz
kssn1ryEaxz 70 ke tnf~ acd - re hare he
nnox< machinery o. sny issindsJ u ice
wesf. ssn zef oas work 81 l&xsx icsx On very
sn0rs npst<e azso eaxp<ks cleaned -
h<zx be - new ~ The ssenz eArp<s kIeAn-
SRI Tx7erhore No. ~ s.xftle szeazu
Lxnpdry- Fireers 4 MeCusehen
yfME. La WEE, CLAIRyoYAxT
VI sr4ree nessarn- Can be consulted -
8 FEnl house. Thfra and Cherry
DUTCHERs- sOTcE-kEAT MARKET
ID for sale 1otax . good h9xtneBas price
s5aa Address Nat Bntehsr. pok<eeIee.
get yOrg CARPETS CLEANED Ri
NJ the seattle ssEsm carpet cleaners. VIM
cent 4 MesnteAen-
E0IfcE-HAyISG soLls Ny INTER
~ est In the arzE Of Kfle d Russell. con-
mission rssrrasntz. 20 :. J. hoo7ey. tske
% Kussell & Eooaey 70 oar frienfx and
patrons. 9. A. KtAs. Seattle. April :. is<s.
9ARPETg CLEANED = LOOK AS
crgAr as new when done ty the Seat
sls steam carpet cleaners. sincen; q Nc
Cgtchen-
yJ-AyTED - BUYER FOR ORGAN
w price 80 No. zSIJ Front street.
rJ~o All. WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
i On and after the ist OF May we de-
nsnd the following scale Of wages. Tend
ing with rncrsAr s. 80 per day. bricks and
mortar &C. 20. and tending with brick, - GO.
Hcd Carriers protective InIon.
Gil 900 FOR lot soxf2o o. FRONT
Ei1stNU street In Eelltewu. Fine bslsf-
ness property. Bettsnser Meaeham.
GLARE & cAPES SELL FURNITURE.
- carpets, bedding. etc. cheaper for cash
than any other frm ia or around seattle
Try thsn and zen viii End I So Pike
S4.,00FgacTIos BLOCK H. BURKE's
gf.U second. This Is a prime spot
for lake SIDE villa OF pleasure resort
Cable line alongside. Bettinger & MezehaEa.
BIGELOW'S a sDp rgoa sa 7
Ing. Bettsnger 4 Meacham have for sale
q large number OF lots AZ low sgures
(,ALL. FOR woOD-TURNING AND
Z scroii work as ". A sthwab's Rail
road Mill. foot OF second street.
a4EN SEEKING EMPLOYMENT AND
VI employers requiring men win be fur
nixhea the same free Of charge. by calling
at the Butchers and Bakers Home, No. 5
Yesler avenue
THE CHOICEST AND EEATEST DE
il signs of guising ever found in seattle
can he seen st G0RDAS BROS, the lead
ing Eaiiors, Sl2 Front street. where they
make suits 20 oder AZ san FRANCISCO prices.
NINE. ALEso, THE CELEBRATED
vi ciairyoyanf and card reader. can be
consnlsed az the Hotel brunswick.
PANTHEON BILLIARD HALL, HEAD
i quarters for Brunswick Bake, Collen-
der & Co. Orders taken for anything in the
billiard or pool line. r. Baaman. agent.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
DUsINEsS OPPORTUNTTY-FoR SALE,
ID sawmfiL Address box 1877. Seattle.
IzoR SAIE-BU5lSESs. INQUIRE AT
II z3oS Front street.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
A TTENTI0S--sIR KNIGHTS OF SEAT
"A tie Division 40. !, z. E. X. OF p. Drill
win be on Friday nights, instead of sstur-
day. at the armory. Third and Union
streets. commencing Friday evening. April
5. By order Of the division captain in
command. 5. C Hainss. w IL. Cowie, re-
PargSpr
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w THE DISTRICT COURT oF THE
4 Thru IsaalriaI DLsirief II Mashinetll,l

1 Third Judicial District 81 Washington
Territory, holding terms ri seattle.
The uai;esi states OF America VS.. One
TaouSand and sixty thus. eeatainisg Five
Hundred and Thirty Pounds of prepared
Opium.
NHgRKAs. William II White. United
states attorney Tor Washington Territory.
has Sled libel Of iafoSnAaea. in the
ahave entitled district easrf. alleging ia
substance as follows,
That Al fimc past, toewtt. ,sa the 5sh
day Of March, 4. ID. fsS3, at the eea8ty of
kfssitss, IN she collection district ~ Puget
sound. Leslie Gallon. acting collector Of
customs for said district. did scize and now
hath Ia bis custody az the custom house of
said District al Port 1awnsead. in the
Ehissi ladieta1 district ~ said territory IS
being forfeited ~ the United states, Tor
violation nf scrrfas S0s2. Of the Revised
Statutes az the United states. certain gcests,
sagss sua naerrh aadise. 10 wit. One
thousand and sixty tans. containing so
pounds 81 prepared eTsian, then sud there
And isow OF fee yal1e ui $50. for that A. q
tme past, 20 wit on the 4Ssth day Of Fen~
Fsiary, A. n. fSe2. said geoas. wares sad
merchandise. heselnhaseTe enumerated
and aeScrsh<si being 81 foreign Eromth
and nssaufaCtaTe. and subject 81 the pay
n&cnf 81 awSiss upon being iapazIed ard
hraaght into the United st.fss, wSre by
SHs1e person or NeTS0Gs 8Gkn0wn. nnssw-
fally. clsStsesEinelY. frauzu entity aud
Knowingly is-zrsafted ard brought into the
IgIfe6 STATES from sad foreign sors 81
gAses. 70 wtt; from The Province Of British
tsa3uraSsz. ~ the norninson ST csnassa
wlth ihe intent thea and there on nsvs Of
said tEapagfsr o. igrgSartsrs 10 sssssans the
United states 81 tire duties faereua, The
said duties ret having been paid OF ae-
s-enafed fcE. az sezHTe1 - - paid 20 the
Ussssest -ssses. and Rot siuee haysax hsqn
Esass 81 ssCoHnsea fors 90 seeagesi % ~
paid. 70 sAe sasa at.tai states Ans,.
WaGEKaSs ssn tsasSisx Asssa Gssne TIE said
lrsaFssaa ksssn, fAs eoSsrt saassa toe following
eENscy feSreeas. tssNt
-gles tats Eatfse t. 81 sIown fix hearing
60 EsaFRtsy sAe fkSh GAS og AgrsA A n.
tssss ss IL ss'eSases ta TIE garezoSss % taA.
asts ~ wese5 ssnse az g~sSsns kav9ng o.
ssaatssg AHy Interest ~ said gtscsis. wAzxs
&8f xssrs aass&sse usas. Aps<Ar ass8 s9xRe
isssF ssss EstieaS ta that - Asss 81 their de-
saEsz wa.s h sntsse.. kad - GaEsre ~
Ssssa - tne nsnAs fay1a IS Faa4srssassEs
tssFeqs 2 tie sx2rrLK D&sLy l'aST-sSTx
AxssxScxA-
ts@sssa tAis ssss akv - Nszvh. lSa
Naw EaS@s .sEg al tser@anx saving az
Ss&lEztaK AIRY tsfesesf Il said Ss1stx HxesS
sd EssrrHan1ssz az aGrssy n<stzses "a Re
sEsd zpgSxr In eaaFf ~ tso tine srss<tf ks-s
- SD sssSfeF and sake fneSr = zesa tsea>s tn
that aeaAss - Ff&sT ssssxa1x sfs5 ~ eEscxss
sssa thp praseS 81 SID infesraassoa
gTAAses3
witness the Fs0anrshae Thasnes Rnss~.
sazex * sxas sza&tsszs e1zaxE. kna Tie sess
taSfeof sssks sSsz stay Of March. A n lisa
". z LE05kkw COR. Clerk
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O. @ sHOREy q Co.
U.DERrAxKfs,
Foot or CoIu sas,iA St. Seattle.

All KINDS Of blank books and
rulings 60 any pattern oou0 ~ Z.
Anthony'o boctbiBdesy, Opera
Block -: the lowest prtcee.
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TREASTRER'S NOTICE.

rI,BE TREASURER OF THE CITY OF
j. Seattle will pay on presentation the
following named warrants: Cherry street
improvement fund, ordinance 935, TO and
including No. 125. All outstanding war
rants on Depot street ordinance SIS. No
interest vii. be allowed ON said warrants
after this date Isaac Parker, city treas
urer. First publication of this notice April
6. 1889.
THE TREASURER OF THE CITY OF
/ Seattle win pay. on presentation, the
following named warrants: Road fund. to
aud including warrant No 2455. Fire fund,
to and intending warrant No. 1556; Gas
fund, 10 and including part OF warrant No.
2D9. ali outstanding warrants OF Water
fund. No interest win be allowed on above
warrants after this date /. Parker. city
treasurer. First publication of this notice
Aprii 3. 1882
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-
Tx rHx p9TRiCr coU11 or THK1
Tev-lt0rr ho31Ine ferns 8 asnzx1s.
1ee Anzfe4x 1en1es 81 AzHe<1ee N sesen
Hnu1f<d and Yorf1 Tfna. 0nm9nxmkng 1hrec
A1ndsed aesa 6even<y rsnn1s - Drepared
WHEREAS. wn.s- q. whfse. rnikd
stakes afforn<r Tor WelAinGtna Territory.
Aax fied libel 81 fnfprmak51a II TIE ah0ye
euflszed dzMfxfet couxx. alleging IN sub
sknrce - fos1ouss Thax Is . tiDe - 20
was. on tae - day q reawn.sy. -. ,.i =
frsct as Fueef SO4nd. Leslie Cul3ous scttnx
collection 81 cnstems fox I'D dxn<x1ck, dnx
<eixe- ard nov hAkh in his custrdy. g thu
cusfou house Of hid dls<xic< af Port IoHrr
send. IN the Third Judicial district q SID
territory. - being forfeited - the Inifsd
States Tor vinlaki0n Of aec1ion 116z OF the
Revised STATUTES Of the United SfatsA. Ger
.ain good. wsEss and merchsndi.s,
to-wn I'D tins containing SD
seas ..s z. pssRsssd sssn ia TN 70. ss1
fast ~ time pGst so-wit: On the Io<h day
Of February IA6e. sid gOs1s, wares and
merchandise heTe1uhef0fe commented and
described. being Of foreign growth and
manufactures and sub3ecs % the payment
Into the United Stases. were by some per
son OF persons unknown, unlawfallF, caan-
1estirlely. frnudnlently and knowingly
imported and brought into the United
States. from some foreign pert or place, 10
wit. from the province Of British Column
bis. Ia the Dominion OF Canada, with the
intent then and there on the part of such
importer or importem TO dcxrnnd the United
states OF the duties due and payable there
on. the said tufiex not having beer paid
or accounted for or secured 20 be paid 20
the said United STAGES. snd not since hav-
ing been paid or accounted fog or secured
20 be paid 20 the said United states. and
WHEREAS, On reading and fling the said
information the court made the following
order thereon, to-wSt.
Let this cause be set down for hearing
on Thursday, the l1fh day Of April. A. D.
1ss9. at 10 O'Clock. In the forenoon of that
day. ~ which time al perDns having or
claiming any interest in said goods, wares
and merchandise must appear and make
their allegations I'm that behalf or their de-
fault viii he entered. and let notice be
given In the usual form By publication
thereof in the Seattle DAILY PosT-IxTELLI-
GEscER. Dated this 2ist day Of March,
fss9',
Now therefore, ali persons having or
claiming any interest in said goods, wares
and merchandise are hereby notified TO be
and appear In court af the time specified
In said order and make their allegations In
that behalf or their default viii be entered
and the prayer of said information granted.
witness the Honorable Thomas Burke,
judge OF said District Courf, and the seal
thereof this 2ist day OF March, A. D., iSS9.
w. \. LEDGERW00D Clerk.
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Notice of Dissolution.

fhe p@rTnerkhie kssetafnze existing Tin
81 tAe neme 81 kngiszs 4 Aver has By
casual ceFss O. eseA sss solved gsea Eng
t&lsz1 sss<zzss as Liabilities AID collects al
aeesuass due the asfe ern.
$40. ENGLAND.
HUEGHTOS AFET
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I.o0Sn--A PAIR saE ssssI Il EYs a. As
y - ssss EFa ksoe0a xsNcs.x eNs. eMss.
szsze y sailing ea A E. g7zzn@ma a
AhAffex hsAax.
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l.DCNp ~ A wAxCu, 0wxxa xA>
\ esxs s2xae - calling a u. r. sxs<e.s
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SPECI4L NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT OF THE THIRD JU-
i dicial district of Washington Territory,

IN THE DISTRICT OF THE THIRD JGI-
i dicial district of Washington Territory,
holding terms az Seattle.
the Uuifeh States Of America vs. One
Hundred aad ssxty-eight Tins containing
eighty-foar pounds of prepared opium.
WHEREAS. William H. White. United
States altordey for Washington Territory
has fled libel of information in the
above entitled district court, alleging in
substance as foilows:
That at a time passed, to-wit: ON the 18th
day OF March. 1859. ia the collection dis
itict OF Pact sound, to-wit: on land ri Se-
aftle, ia King county. Washington Terri
tory, Leslie Guliosn, acting collector OF Gus
toms for said district. did seize
and now has in his custody at the
district as beisg forfeited TO the United
States for violation OF section 3ps2 of the
revised stainless OF the United States, Ger
tain goods. wares and merchandise, to-wit:
one hundred and sixfy.eight tins,
containing eighty,f0ur pounds of pre-
pared opium, for that at a time past, to-
wit. On the 18th day of March, 1859, said
goods, warts aud merchandise hereinbe-
fore enumerated and described, being of
foreign growth aud manufacture, and sub
Jet ~ the payment Of duties upon being
imported and brought into the United
States, were by some person or persons I'M
known tnla8fnlly, ciandestincly. fraudu-
lently and knowingly imported aad
brought intc the United states from some
foreign port or place to-wft. From the
province of British Columbia, in the Do
miniou of Canada, with intent then and
there on the part OF such importer or inn
perters 10 deirRad the United States of the
duties thereon. the suites thereon not hay
ing been paid or accounted for, or secured
To be paid 10 the said United states, the
said goods, wares aud merchandise then
and there being of the value Of $40 And
whereas on reading and filing the said
libel the court made the following order
thereon. to-wit:
"i.ef this cause be set down for hearing
on Thursday. the 18th day OF April, A.
ID. 1sSa. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day, at which time all persons having
or claiming any interest In said goods.
wares and MERCHANDISE must appear and
make their allegations in that behalf or
their default viii be entered. and let
notice BE- given In the usual form by pub
hcation hereof ia the Seattle DAILY Posr-
iSTE4stISESCER
Dated this 2lst day Of March, ISIS -
Now, therefore, ali persons having or
claiming any interest In said goods, wares
and merchandise are hereby notified to
he and appear in court at The time sps,ci-
lied In said order Hnd make thelr slsega-
lions IN that behalf or their default win
be entered and the prayer ~ said libel
granted. Witness the Hon. Thomas
Burke. judge Of said district court, and the
seal thereof thiS 2lst day Of March, A. u.
fss9. ". +. lEntkkM0nIt. Clerk
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srr4wsyfyr LINES

THE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP WILL.
Il natngton. Frank Worth, master. carry
Ing freight and passengers AZ red aced
rates. viii sail from san Francisco for
sound ports on Mar. d J. A. Hatfield. sgs
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ASSsYERS AND cHEMTsrs.

EoRGE BETHUSE. ASsAYER AMI
NJ Chemist, analvxer OF coal. Gre cszys
ores, etc. Send samples for ass&y By nail
Tacoma. Wash. Tv.
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HOfIETY NOTYfES.

A TTENTIoN-sIR KNIGHTS OF SEAT
"A tie Division 40. ], T.. E. X. of p. Drill
viii DC on Friday nights, instead of sstur-
day. at the armory. Third and Union
streets, commencing Friday evening. April
5. By order Of the division captain in
command, 5. G Haiuss. w. IL. Cowie, re-
farSar
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/ vsT--A saaEEls AaESE. IAN rAe1
y !. fear a bits fe9s4 ssss2es n rsxA1 Azsss
sS.s suitable re@zs4 ~sks Ne SAL ess -
AHss AxErsssss xsstssets
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SPECIAL ITEM.
t36 ACRES adjoining the RAILROAD
LANDS at SMITHS COVE rare chance.
OUR LIST of properties for sale
comprises choice and selected lots In
every quarter of the city and
suburbs.
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l Sssf-oN Union sTkggF EETWggX
- frs,sas aaa eSeoae, tzSsaess xsslss 49,.
sss kgnst<s ss&sS ssMxe ~ Pess tg.ses 4 -.
iass Gssss-s. ?
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WANTEp-ACTINx BUSINESS MAN
w with 1900 Ia take inseHest ia SIN es-
tshlishcd manufacturing business. Only
these having the money and meaning bus.
iiess address posfogiies fsas 79i. seattle.
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NOTICE To coNTRfrToRs.

WANfEn-seIrAnl.k TENANT FOR
w the Walter Graham farm. Inquire
~ Eh@p smith
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CHICAGO, Nov. IS Mrs Lucy Parsons en-
tertained the members OF the Arbeiter Bund
who gathered at Turner hall with very
lurid address. She abused the police in
terms that have become familiar from fire.
quent repetition, referred 10 the red flag as
the only banner that would lead to freedom,
and ventured into the realm Of theology ns
she spoke of her dead husband and child
''Do you suppose they kissed each other in
the beautifully described hereaftcrW she
said. "Bahl Don't be deceived. SO cnlled
Christians win tell you such things. What
we want are homes in this world and let
God, Christ and all religious functionaries
take care ofthemselves. This is the teach
ing Of anarchy and as such IL will live The
principles Of anarchy will prevail even
though 10 takes blood 10 make them su-
preme.n Mrs Parsons was followed by
Moritz Schiltz, Of New York, who spoke in
German. His talk was semi-politieal in its
character He said the world at large un-
derestimated the number Of Anarchists by
half and all they needed 10 secure certain
success was united action.