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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-24

Gil. 4. miller sfvseken VITA Heart

Disease
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stairs sron his sous8 ta<9 tfse sxseoss ~ Tbs
81 g,oszss So6gisg hssass ca Yesiss aseaae.
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ffnued - grow worse and j. was sy1zezt
ttAk ise wpasiG xns Ess l1sx. Dr. KAefe
sss called Ia b1s eoafd 80 ues@sag - Nil
Ter expired ssss1f tia tafsf he e&tSrsss ssss
roosn. DesfE fsss1itssa from parAsysss %
TIE Aezrt-
fas4g III t8e afsfrnssa cof1nsr E~ot
s.sax esasge 81 MllssT's ysss ais1s and ex'Iee6
extsEsss1messt ~ tsae cause 81 dsasa wss
apparent IS was sseeisleG Eat % BOD an
isqasry feregores sks fact thai Ms2se<
aa1 sox1e $50 s.snsE tAstss nsocths since.
ard inst he lad s5ssEsk al hssf 10 Of this
il 1iszs gaafzzsa ssEee thai fjrse- The Gestn
wes t6e~ef0fe sEse mare 70 chronic slce-
holssfa than % nssy ssfksr ca5se. Niiisr
wss sasoss s. years 81 age. F0r about fire
OF ak years ha was stewart of tie
s4eagner vs. zshsngfDa. and Has ao*e1 fgf
hls kind AMI accom- A0ksHtsug disposition
and genisl mags- Ii LIS aIissf sesf tsss
Vance tsssse ~ Enssz2. HUsn ifsil1t
eosnty. Cej, and wsa wesi-sodo. II was
AFRO stated that be tad family IA fsil-
fcrnls. but zone OF his letters sadsesfsd
saeh szes II wax learned that fhs de-
ceased had bsathes - MtEneesosis,
MINI. and he u9s tek4xraphed 20 81 eJ5er
10 fears wsass s1ieneetsiDa 20 saake q tse
ise9s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-24
vnnscB oAsrsEr Address


PAnsa, Feb. IA ministerial 6eclasa-
Ion Ma read In the senate and chamber OF
1oD4stes to-day. Trays: In responding
the presidents appeal we have not hid
leom ourselves the difficulties OF the heur.
e4a ase sustained BY the thought that yop
VGossnffug themselves 70 you. determined
~ accomplish the duty required by The ait
unseen. Our great tasks VIII be to secure
- adoption Of the budget Of
40 and to assure, by q broad.
fo1erAut and wise policy the success Of the
exhibition which viii show in industrious
y - p4cl6c France all peoples indnstry
end Ncrk. Wis hope yoa win satisfactorily
ee9sIsde other importaut measures. such
Which has commenced. We nonxiaer that
~ ooyefnmeat's principal duty il 10 pre-
eorve for al republicans and al French
0e1 tAw. order and liberty ~ the ground
H common enerKefic and decisive action
W1th vieu 10 defend aud Strengthen the
xate al peace. jussicu aud progress which
ttanne y founding the republic desired 70
~ saoees Of oar policy depends upon
10y rely. while deciding 20 coser with
enx tespcnsiefilty officials devoted 70 their
eo3ee. We khaH severely judge faults and
moeorconiuEs. We consider II our ifnesr.
o1tge outy 20 resoiutssy take all meas
ufQe necessary 20 maintain order and re.
oDec3 1or The repusiic BIZ eoaniefaftlng.
oFs e neoczss-5. depressing factions enter
Ths deeiarasioa was received with
cAeeu ~ The members OF The eensaf.
R&oS3Gf announced that the ministry
hod eecepted he predecessors badget
&C thes committee would BIC nPpointet
Tuesday.
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a PITILESS BLAST.
Blizzard Weather IN the
Eastern States
rxorIE rEoxrS TO DEATH
Coolest Day Of she seasss In ses
York and Chicago 'nsreary
Treaehss 30 the Esalb-

SIS Fsaa. zK-~Ebe ssa1nsr al oFe'
fae gorshwesx essutnmss rsry eo1G- In
xersAesa E0ss ttls THERMOMETERS fzagss
fsoza 3 60 IS kslow. Se4E Iosp Cffy,
NeH $50 gerrDzzl were frutsa % cezxs.
II sAe apy~x yenzaszzz 81 Michigan tie
ssB~us s segy sewers. The sYfssd 139Es q
sszs3es al boar as1 TIE teta tarsfsre II = 10
S bxs0S. TIE railroads. ard tsartrT rva1s
are sslaeke&.
TeA0sT0, FSa .a~-Tfsx wsta4ker & vsTy
cod thr9ugssszst s9zszwA III sEte s9staMs
sssasrsex Ii e s. EsesS~ xero.
MsrxKARoxxa. FR5. @k.-TBs wexskse-
szrUBgA1sss Mauifeaa Is 81 e. ~ below; ~
Alnnessosa ". " T. 81 t=eE0w
Ngw TeEK. Feb. Es-'To 41ay w&s fae
eesssess q tne sessen In sisis state. tie fsnz-
pex.snre ranging 70 to - kxeiow.
Chicago. Fea. zxs--E.kse fhzrZosn etkf
marked II beiow sbfs racfaiaE.
Bfss4Ecg. Oak. FEB. z5.-s.s ssaneiss
Rock stage srnsl1 esE rSsAi- 5 few aoErs
LATE There Nsfe 30 esssenaezk.
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Differences fseisssea the CamF and
Post systems Harsnonfxed-

CHICAGO, Fsfa. 2z--Ihe consolidation os
TIE s5vsE pest syxfesa sid calmp s3sfsra Cd
Ssns IS Veterans - completed hers -
Gay e was 6ens et eos1fereace between
Es6i A. T. CoDge- Of Ohio. Corporal Tanner
% sev Yofk aEd Gen TE0s. Bennett 81 10.
diana. also Col AsAn Burst Of Illinois and
Col. Geo 81 Devlin Of Michigan. repre-.
senszng the Grand Army Of the kepzblic,
Geo. v MARKS Of brooklyn, commander
sn-chies " the poast system, and g. b. Alb.
t<sff Of Chicago, c1fnE3an<4er.aa-e14ef O.
Tie camp SYSTEM. The tsraaa Army nnea
aetess ~ arbsfrztors in hasrnonizIng 81
compromising the differences between the
two opposing tani0f organizations.
II was decided that the Rev body skall
be Known as the camp syssefa- afid shall
use the fraternst title s'coaTades in place
Of '.brefbery The title Of the officers
shall conform 70 the ns4ge 81 the e. A. g.,
exceTt that The camps may organize drill
corps. which. when armed and equipped,
s3ay eEn psoy strict military tstles- Other
details are left 10 the TIVE esmmsndefsin-
chief OF the consolidated bodies. except
that II Is provided that the membership
badge and cAavtsr Of the camp system
SHAH be used. aud the Insignia aud rank o!
TIE post system.
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yuretre eo<5er1erx k<z1 !. & x5sfn. & C.
sck ard d. 6. cfsuza - mnexes b<fo<s the
xrxn1 <nfy NH h411 6xe1 - TIE sEee 81
esxa & E69 1ht wsss<&Rs we're also Poi
anxey oe1ts cf 80 <Heb 20 e5pz&s ghzn
unused
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a1s2e 10 rrevs II ne Sxpper time sksxs tlss
wxtraxs xsst &c DsxEazn we're s1nt reprE-
senseA 10 be xos1 bss Ns.re Grid % thesr
nse~sts CAR
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Cal! Cal! for Bids.

NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ sealed hsss viii be received by the ia
aesssRusd. clerk Of the esEy al seattle. ssa
os before Friday. sAe LIST .1ay af Narph,
lss2, a. I aSiNck 3 IN. FOR lighting sAs
stFxs1s and FRasie buildings OF sad city
from tas isnas az axArst ne Contract nnsft
TIE Isl CAV Of oesaeer. ESssa
kisss VII - revived a. above xyser4 fsss
tss laSAiEeE via ESs. fnrAndessens or arc
sS ITS. also W8te 2eal or Sths- llfaznsnAsiax
Oh. siAsE foe Furnishing As NAV - required
Sas iAs' - sssssfs 81 ssSa3av4 size aci weighs
pl&ceG n FzessaoR Ia the streets. ans. cuss-
nsNtA@@s Eaaeae. asss4 pyseG each For goeSs-
@es a. hoSsss ss7fs sKzs Ess. essxn niese placed
I.a rsAszSsoa 4a1 cenEH'sssssas naSfs 90 gas
sssnss~ az KaosisB Peses tor EacanlsescQn
s5Saltas. Ass gsytee casa s0g are s&zzFx eona-
Hsesc
Bids submitted uss il acxssSAase vita
tais csa ws3l nat BE- eens sss-ss3. ard sa.,
RIGHT 3 -aSersss IS tn cssv "a light fzs
stso,s 81 sas FzFs Il s&is eisY 18th eathe-
EAs. sseass8essNss o. Sac lights. eu&I az
Is Der ts3sazasss2s ~ sst or 10 reise1 azY ssr
az bids ", t. FORREST, City Clerk.
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This Brainy and Devoted Friend of
Mr.. Giatae.


Mr.. blaine.
pFsils.ie.phEa News. Washington Letter.
The nan in light clothes, With rcd
ueektie. smile on his face and bangs
on his soreaend9 That Is William
Walter Phelps OF New Jersey. lie
looks somewhat like dude. but geo
pie who think he i one doat know
him. fsgplps Is Il brainy man. AT
y ale he vas header both in the class
room and on The campus. lie locks
eIsemsnate, bat be Is au athlete. His
us9 eEes are stke steel. he has stack
ran1a gnwn IN Texas. and when he
goes 80 = shese be /. a Texan iampS
hFane0 and rides - asIics without
stopping, earTles a gan and drinks q
lsssse whisky With the aatlyes just 20
keep them good nAtGreG. Phelps bad
brains enough To make his own way
. 10 life. Iieiofe he was - years old he
had D large Law practice, He made
h1S fortune IN railroads, Some years
aso he hal nearly his whole fortune
lGyestsa N enc eafeFprlse-the Texas
Central. He kep; senasfzr good money
after bad 10 saas raj hoisi all bis friends
assy Sad him 20 palloHf or be would
ruin himself. The road goaisin I paw.
. ssgf RaeSCs stuck Ia is eili be had pat
. II St.Un oo. add finally the read
saTusss tae hill aud uasse hiua = very
Esea man. he Is ore Of The niass
geasal gsssa IN pahlie lsi,s. Everybody
likes him. HIS uanT.srs are safs
almost eitemiu&te Bat IL yog think
be hash wsil, iast ;fs him once HE
can say ycs s80 50 quicker ard sfssk
tolt longer than aHy Raas in congress.
kEe likes so - .sAa& and ca1naanica-
tive y her fF2UsueSS VIII Assp souse-
lNSsy and hWTE n0gs.iy. aas ven
ysSsssSsssa pgsss word oat os h5ra With a
Yoke IL steers wAen there are re4suGS
why be shouldn't saAa lie Saoges
t{lalne &a8 l. send os pivfng ,sinnerS.
Il = osse q the treat 81 n aSasags0a
81 ~ a. his ta1as. lie i rencsosss
e8tsa ms raoaey. has ~ ksS 80 ss1sf2Sv
.: =. lie vsges A&sY uassge saouey ia
clarity tasa as.y aslsiy knos of IA
Washington
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ILLNESS or CAPT. s. ID. LIBBY.
IL IL Grassiy Feared That He VIII
Not Receiver.

Captain 4. D. Libby. well known Through
cut the Northwest, II lying dangerously III
at his residence On West street ia this city.
aud IL IL doubtful II he can recover.
Captain Libby was forced to leave
his post as master OF the
tag Tacoma some days since
because of q severe cs,ld be had contracted
and threatened pneumonia. lie came
home 10 Seattle. and seemed 10 be recover
Ing. and several days since be left his
room. But he suffered relapse. and now
his condition Ia very critical
Mr.. John b. I4bby, outside manager Ut
the Tacoma Mil Company. has been sum
moned, and Is n0w 81 the bedside ~ his
father. Medical attendance IL constant.
and everything possible IL being done 10
better the captains condition. No change
fer the better or worse was reported IL Il
O'Clock last night
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DONATED To GRACE HOSPITAL.
The Valuable Gtfs Made by Mr..
Ixaac ". smith. Of New York.

Mr. isasc Z. smith. Of New York. has
presented 10 Grace hospital. OF this city.
TO acres OF land os Long hsrbor, opposite
Port Townsend. The gift IL unconditional.
The trustees Of The hospital being allowed
TO make what disposition aud apply ~ TO
what uses they desire. 80 long as Il H. for
valuable, and IL Ii probable that the tras,
tees OF the hospital vii sell one,haif Of il
and retain the remainder for a. least q
time. Mr.. smiths 6onztlpa was made
through bis relative. DF. I. e. Minor, Of
city.
TIE Einsnclai consiislaa "a Grace hos.
4ssai Is very good. The debt which has
beet hanging over IL is lfghtenesi, and IL IL
expected that Il will seyy sooa be entirely
removed
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At Public Sale!
LOTS In THE FIRST
RAILROAD ADDITION
TO ELLENSBURG.
OFFICE or GEsEEAL LAND AeEsT
y. ?. Z. 4. Co.

Mp. X. Il. Co.
TAcoyx. W. T., Feb. 1, 1855. ,
Notice Is befeby given that the n. p. r.
z. Co. win offer for sale at public auction,
on Saturday. the I'd Cay OF March. iss9, be-
ginning st IL o'clock q M, the following
described property owned by said COM
peny in the First Railroad addition 10 the
city Of EIleusburg, Kittitas county, WASH
iDgton territory. TO wit
Blocks and 3, lots 4 10 s In block g.;
blocks 7, 3, Il, "A, Is, 10; lots J 70 l2, block
II; blocks ., "a, -, q, . and %; fractional
blocks A. B, G, ID, and lots 3 and in
block L. Terms of sale. oue-fourth cash,
balance In three equal payments -four,
eight aud twelve months from date of sale
Interest on deferred amounts at the rate of
7per cent. per annum. Sale win be held at
the Office OF Messss. Stewart. wilkins a Co.
corner of Fourth and Pearl streets, Ellens-
burg. w. T. Piats OF the aforesaid railroad
addition win be found at the General Land
Once of the n r. r. r. Co at Tacoma, w.
t.: at the immigration Office of the n. r.
X. r Co., corner of Pine aud First streets.
Portland, Oregon; ar the Office of Stewart,
wilkins q Co, Eilensburg. w. T., and At
the Office OF A. A. Sewbery & Co, Spokane
Falls, w. +. For further informsti IN apply
70 PAUL SCHULTZ, General LAM Agent
TaeoTna- w. T.
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Chilli EXCLUDES cnIsKsE.
Extraordinary IaaueeHent. so al
<1thex fmmlrrnass

PkMkk 4, Feb 9s.~-Cefii has tlasssd ssw
exefudInk Chinese fmmsgrsats from fhe
frpaosjr. bBs al ether classes ef imns
GHnn8a Gnd yarn welcome. mad the gos.
eSamcnt has fereated ~ orders u i'm ni.
grAtton sxesEsx abroad. authorizing them
70 give FREE passage 90 ali who desire 70
Chilli. where on their arrival tAey will
fe0e3se hoard sud lodging fog - days
nAndVds Of such Immigrants have arrived
and ass on their way from s'aasms. Five.
hAnde1 thousand dollars IL the sam the
government las AUTHORISED 10 se expended
tn encouraging this Immigration.
Whiist Chill IL encouraging Immigration
o. . gigantic scale. her owa people ara
6mikFstinS over the Andes
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smERMAN's VIEW or II.
He Fayors ANY thing That VIII Tend
Ia Aid Ex-Confederate Soldiers.

tD Ala ANNOUNCEMENTS Soldiers.
New York Press
Major Joe II Stewart, who is ia this
city Ia the interests of the National
Confederate Soldiers Home al Austin.
Tex. has Just received reply to a
letter written ~ Gen. Sherman, touch
ing the majors projects for raising
money for the home. In his letter
tren. sherman says
According 20 my obserx alton the people
OF New York city are All generous as those
of auy commercial city OF tae world.
Were the poor Confederate soldiers here
] doubt IL a question woald be raised as TO
their anfecedenis. bat Austin, Tex, - q
long wsy off, and citizens who are able
aud willing % give will naturally wish TO
know " has has been done By the state aud
local authorities | would advise
that q, your meeting tomorrow night you
appoint an executive eommitte 20 pre-
pare = circular inviting subscriptions, ap-
pointing = secretary aud treasurer
/ aud giving ali the dats, nsc ssssfy for a
pcfect understanding OF The ease
Though | would prefer another method
f. for Sniaisiestng 70 the wants Of the coHfed.
crate soldier. mssse prcnlatnrciy old by the
sicissttndss of var he could not prevent,
Efn willing 10 say that ANY means t. re-
A&kstI " ants tll@.Ae Aiiss
] wish soH al success
Major Stewart said that Gen. SheF-
man tayors the obliteration from the
I United States statutes of the words
Confederate and Union" so far as
they refer To soldiers homes. lie
would have ali soldiers. whether hav-
/ lug fought on one side or the other
| treated alike The major took Issue
with him on this point. thinking II
would he a precedent for the United
States government 10 make provision
/ for men who fought to de-
Stfoy IL. The South did not ask
such generosity OF congress. The major
says the demands of the home, how
ever. are great and immediate. The
/ only way 10 gst relief Is by private
contributions. The people of Texas
subscribed $4,000 10 buy the home
and have maintained its Ii3 occupants
since November /, issS. Their only
heps now lies I'm the charity Of the
/ people og the North
Mr.. chaancey NJ nepew, treasurer
Of The fund here, has aiready received
several donations The amount col
legtssi at the end of the week viii he
fnAsie public Sunday.
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Ststars Of an Au.sysan Archauhe.

yiEHNA. Feb. ta.-~ The Aychdnke John.
Who setae time ago abruptly tass hss sia-
service IN tae army, tbs srehdnkr. " Do
= 20 yesss old aud ceasln at Emperug
ffaueis Jesaph. bad 60 leave Austria la
consequence OF diFec. order frxssaa the
esapeFer. Ascending 10 famors euFseas a.
thai ufzf. TIE sfehaake had q serssssSS
quarrel wIln Grown ffsaee Rudolph
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DEGRADING PROPOSITION.


OTTAWA. FEB. 81 Sir fchn Macdonald
nAcnf say Ben BusterupFsh exhibited =
large amount Of gail In proposing 10 take
the members III parliament through the
United STAKES. They declare IL waal1 be
most hnmilisting snd degrading 90 even
consider the proposition
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fSss, eas1 aGa.sa rsss&4S SD hxsssS a ish ice
"a sass &3sa s,asa e xsssn- sass whEta hSsaszx
ASAg e&eSE aseaeas7f tassax sasx sa1 exu Re
ssesssSS13f sssese fves eF tsa sFessexf Avfssa-
tas SSta @@i} sE sssVrs ~ gEeSSs sz7sSne
k@S sAt4 saNssas 81 Sst1 ~ SO 3ssss <
asses- 9F~s 60. = sssatssA'4 &geas>
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soSBos. fsts. - -~Adstges have bees r.
cetysd here to s;ay 10 the cfeeE that Prince
Alexander 81 battpnheEw has been already
suAesed 10 lsanfse Ioalsinxer. Size IL s.
IN III age. Of hamhie pafeassee. and =
4hastiss
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tee sggssaE@12 IS " Essgzse St stysssers s
e sRasssstsss,s. efe . taistgyss.ass sQAse aa
SsesaNSs}. hS&ssSsses. sss<S ~ AEaxssss. fsel
Fs4ss'as e~1ls1sksN. asSasrags. aNasa4. "a -
s. US ssssas lass ssss aaxaAss "a fsetsry :
ssassS 3sssa x0a3S gsFseasszsz hzxsfAx slzss~-
sssH xasi Tfzssaxz* So asasAssAy - sssrsasss
Nss& - SsSxgs < nasazSz isrnx as, sassiss-
s@ia eSSass
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lpNpss, Feh n "A asepssca from Hef-
liz satss The statement thai fear Ussua "a
iren-eiads al Genoa have tzcr ordered ira.
medlsseiy IA sail zee saFse3. IL officially
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Nss aA4 1csssHase E4tszsrax sc Fass and
sAssse sax<sss eSf stsse ssetnx slrxAs.y
sseSs@Ssszt. - se&a nsssF iaese geNs.s ..
fsssxes tAzS SsEi ssSt szsEs ~ sszsea. fsAssEf
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ENLISTED ron THE waG-
Ent~rtafnrneDs and Dance Of the Ens.
xersffx Gaaefs

large audience filed University ball
last esenIpg 20 witness ga entertainment
gives By the Eiaiysrsity cadets. The pre-
gramnse included snsssic b. tbs osrhesiga.
an essay BY =. .. Hesny, vocal colo bY
Miss Houghton. q recitation b. Nellie
5'isrsen aud the presentation og the three
act drama entifIed ssEul!6sess for the War.
Following II the cast
Robert Trgeworth. soldier OF the
Its.t1ar. I1aasf q altlszn
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BOWMAN & ROCHESTER,,
), O, z & s Korn Block.
Public Sale of Real Property.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned executors Of the last
viii Of James Crawford. deceased. by au-
thoritv OF said will, VIII sell at public auc-
ton at Seattle. King county, Washington
territory. ia 'front.' OF the Puget Sound Ma
tional bank. Ia Occidental square, on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH,
A. d. 1853.
beginning a; the hoar of II o'clock g. m. of
said day, all 4 !, right. title and interest
which the said James Crawford had a. the
time OF his death, and which his estate has
since acquired By operation of law or eth
erwise In and 20 the following described
real property. viz:
cITF PsoPzgTY IN SEATTLE.
. Lot 2. block 5. in Judkins' addition.
& Lots 5 and 2, block 6, in Northern adj
dltion-
!. Lots II and u. block Ii. in Hanford's
addition.
5. Lot 10. Ncsaught's extension 10 Jud-
kius' addition.
6. The north half Of lot 4, in block 50. C.
d. Boren's addition.
:. All OF blocks aud in Bellevue addi-
ton, except lot Ii, block No. /.
$. Also tract commencing 4 chains, 20
links north OF SH- corne. of Sc. L of see.
4, twp - ~, T. E, thence east S chains,
thence north chains, IS links, thence
west chains. thence south chains, IS
inks to plzee OF beginning. being also
known as the W i of wheeier's third I'D
cition
BLAND COUNTY.
Lots 5, AMI in sec. Is, twp. . S..r2E
Also, at the same time and place. the uu
dersigned. rs administrators of the co
partnership estate OF Crawford & Harring
ton, wiz sell ali the right. title and inter
est which said firm had at the date of the
deata of said James Crawford, in and TO
the following described property, viz.
!. The SW. Il and the y. X of NE Il of
sec. rs and lots ., 8 and and the S. of
the Sc. Il Of sec. q, in twp. 70 N, r T., in
King county.
2. The Ne Il ofthe NE. 4 and lots and
4 OF sec. ., twp. 20 n, r. 2 W., and w. 4 of
Sw- II of sec. "a, twp. 20 n, r.2w.
Terms of sale. 10 per cent cash at time of
sale: balance upon delivery of deed within
Is days thereafter. For further particulars
apply 10 the undersigned or TO II. G. strive.
attorney for the estate.
A. A. DENNY,
+. Y. PREFOSTAISE.
Executors OF said win and Administrators
of said co-partnership.
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w chase tickets a. low rates 20 and from
the Eastern states aEsA Europe, and secure
sleeping car Recommendations. ~ corner
Yes5er avenue and Commercial street. Of
fee Northern Pacific railroad
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

rDEGULAK COUNCIL OF SEATTLE
II Tribe 10. 2. /. o. Z. a.. every Tues
day evening at p. H., In x. Of p Hal
Opera House block. Visiting brotAer
cordially invited
J. G. MITCHELL. Eschem.
%. YoUxa, C. of X
DHTLEM0S PRI0RY. NO. 81 XXX A. T.
e., holds it's regular meetings Al
Olive Branch Hall On the first and third
Friday evenings of each month at 5-51
o'clock Visiting members cordially in
vited. Harold Preston. Excellent Prior:
John Wallace, Registrar.
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DEHAkD sias<-I WILL PAY THE ABOVE
II reward fer the arrest or information
that win lead 10 the arrest OF one Frank
canpbssl. alias Marion Cameron.
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