davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18

sYphsiis. disease ssost Dreadful IN a. rns.lss
completely erzkilc2feA
SlosEs cs.ssEa. &c, permAnensly cured
Kidney. rrqery ana Rlaadur compsainss.
painful difEca1s 100 f7eanan4 bNrnfnr -
biosctE uEtre, high colored q wifA INLAY seas4
gaeef. sysfstis promptly and ssfeiy essrssI
GearEes reasonable
Our Success 10 Bnsed Upon Facts.
Our sezzesaiea sek salckiy and cars pernA-
We 90 not claim 10 know crerytAinr "a r~,..
ton 20 medicine o. Diseases or % b ahla % enrs
every case. bsss we Go claim thai 3 taFxe extern
I've sn1 inezeeSfGg pFActlce. with unparalleled
ssssss g sustain y sre The eeks proof 81 do
Experience i worth everything. Rnswissr.
xaaaed ~ cpnsaiftn9 via, critically examang1g
aud successfully ereatsBE thousands Df FerNsns
Ct every ere. sex. profession and 0ecupsfsan. -
fec1e1 VITA ever pFeseEfahse feFfR and esaea az
aisssse % ist-:ss.sty esshtez - % assure thoss
snneFi1x with Ike nalAsi1ex. that We hare sac
9 esed 10 restoring keaita 10 large majority Il
eases treated. even after okaeF xklIied aaa essr.
eeslc Eeysl Ass hare sa.lei 90 elect azay parns
We aFs pstrsnissd ~ = eiass % ladies' ana
gentlemen too sasacioUs % BE Imposed urea -
snlsneEsns qasek end iaey are 100 ilEepand-
are cEfinz them.
PeFsonscalllng a. cur once ean hare tire salts
faction q q free CONSULTATION with TIE maSnes
anre shef they may depend upon rsseavinx ran-
did 0psEt Us, honorable EesARn sfe@lin0 FNak1n-
afAe charges and no encouragement wtthowt
prospect IT Improvement or cuTa
Gar practice + lpanded npcn The RESULTS 81 tbs
nfsl tao<isols. Hlfhpas reference 20 sehoeis u
srathieS"
Feu win nof he urxee or persuaded % take
treatment ard no 0ne ws0 - kfeMaH1 &ulem
there ia esycng probability ~ cure ~ reFsna*
renf oeasai Make misconceptions &ne daelia
tos yourself
0isee hours. Frome a q. 20 ID. ean-
6ayx , 20 II q. M. only.
n H-Peraous naahia 50 visit us mag -
treated e thesr hoEnaS by correspondence
Medicines and tnstrucf1ons seat BY mail O. uxt
press Consultation free.
Alwsys send seksnP when Fepls Il expecied
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18
BEE

TSss sezMeF See = Ee0 rSafs ~ nEzsnA&x
FNzxS ksakH~ sae serteee ~ q szAAsEx baas
VIZ nAE4e kp&&Y 90 eazAnx ~ a. e2anszkNx
- A3s3xs Axaz EnMAa 20 Aex usA -
se1zaS sg3x - gasst8ssa aaErz srses 3t te szA
AE skAgfE AESss
N~Hez ara AxeYz-
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sEArrLE.wnArcoN Rourk.

steamer washington leaves Seattle at = o IA,
Sundays Tuesdays aud Thursdays arrives al
Nhafren st . q IN. rexs day. Rst1rainx. Isavea
Mhatc0m - = "a. NoUaAys. Wednesdays and
Fridays. arrives a. Sesttle 81 - m, next DAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18

Emperor William las . mnch smaller
head than his father and grand1ire, and
the imperial crown. herefore. does not tie
him. A new ore aas ordered several
months aeo, aud ia wassent 10 Berlin on
Monday. the iAtA. Tbs mex emblem OF
sovereignty weighs less han three pounds.
although made Of rnsSsivs geids therefore
the head beneath will not be 50 uneasy
after all. IL Is ornamental with Ice dla-
nsonds, the hail which swmounts il con-
sisting Of simple polishsa sapphire.
The empress Is also to have a new crown
e. well Is her lord and maser. There will
be less gold about II and nnre stones. so
diamonds al different sisss mixed with a
iew pearls.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18

w Yesssrs aoeE. ssassis. ssliy 'i ios Ts sn
a. 10 = m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18

CT q Qasney. La C0nzles 30
AL the eArgees mentioned were consigned
= 8 Baxter & Co.. ssie 3 Kood part OF the
81 rsesssed are fnr shipment TO san Fran
$50 pn the steamship Walla Wella. whieh
- Tuesday evening.
r. q. Dun & l1o : weekly review for the
ssrk sadinE Saturday. November Q. has
- lollowfnE en the general business out
kek h The United states
~ taslnsss snilaok continues q lsnpeove
4 Al ~ news this wpek n iNyaSalie. for 20 tie
fstzle cen the aeesafen adverse - The sugar
nze Ana the exposure aad proposed Feoseats.
Mtsa n eutson 81, are hoFssei signs TIE
naasssry sisastinn hes deeistesfiy tmprovesi.
- sad shseaa. Assi whllo the Rank ct Eng
81 rate Is fslll held ~ per eent. maaey =
<7&fd IN HEen market At - per cent Thas
Asek les sslapse Soc tAe week. boz the hank ct
kszsex gained - 90. and The fMll In foreign ex.
MsRte % t&N az sawus shows that nppfnhen-
Faes u loselsn serseaa fnT specie have van
*Hs& The ealama pl bNsiness Is ssiN eaer5nuax,
- seak eleagsass ges uctoeeF exceeded taosa
- rear ~ 30 cent. sh9sixh last yea .
Nesst eeta Of is PSI eeai ever the pFrviosss
- k0stsa Showed a toxs. Chicago lftaa
tHseHF. sna Fasiasesphla . gain ef n per Gems.
*sslst Ntw Tea aveFAxoa les per cent
sskmAsnfsE 1xn gRopres nEcE1FFs
Dating tAe last "a henss TIE snerchan-
- and prrsiacs receipts ~ this place
sx's A. fellaws. Puget Sound Shore road.
= senss Columbia q Puget sound rail.
80 g lons. Seattle. Lake Shore & East
20 fsiiseaa. SIS tons By water; J. G.
Asssala. 30 tons SkaSts chsef. - tons.
sSsis q Washington, igSa tons: L. j. Perry.
hsssks CITY Of Qasnry. = tons: I.Aksne.
Snss Lucy Laae, Isl tons Clara
@axn, I tanss Washington 10 tons.
Neets, taas; fleetwood. tcns; Cascade.
skass ssx seows, brick. 80 ions Total
FsssFsss s.tsi lens,
sassFsKNsS
hsssag the last twensy,foar hours goods
~ serrhsnsisSs wers SHIPPED from seattle
Ne surrounding country as fellows
zEs<s Scusei Shore fuae. ss tons. Cosuga-
fsget sound raslroad. - tons
Nsssss. lake sAeFe & EaStsrn railway. IL
m& by water~~tsracs. tens. Mahcl. :
-. kxangei, tanss Fleetwood. RS
- Anssersaa. la tons Faith. ~ tors
ia hseNn teas. " NaaFee. s toes
sessass - tons Washington - teess
saaeAa. i.so tens; Michigan, tons
"a sasisssaeass, las tons.
sAvxKx ~ kRrEkrfs
sssnsy cars lausAer. 80 hexes seples. s.
*t7s miscellaneous fTssis. a. sks Vegetables
- acaf, eas feed, carloads ssone. 80
- eFssk, = heal eastic, : cars furniture.
- HaAehsGeFy. car ironNaFv. = cases
- Y cases cigars, h cases arg goods.
asass saeslkISr, Is pats groecEseS. car
ssas. eas xsasa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18
sKArrIEroRr rowSsESD ROUTE

Y. 4 uass steamer Edita leaves Seattle every
day, except saturday, a. 10 30 p. N, arrives at
fneF Townsend AZ q. Ia. aext day. Ket0r ing
iesvcs Fort TOWNSEND At 100 . n, arrives NJ
seattle as n n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18

HIA4 tAAH4 = WAINVA AM cAi1IEtkAaAIHJ
K0uTR
Steamer leaves seattle for whafeom and ali
way landings daily except Saturdays e. IL p m.
Arrives e. Mhsicom &C 5 q m the following day
Returning leaves whatsssra daily exeesA SAT-
urlay ct 50 y m. Arrives At seattle ~ D. m.
the following day.
NeTsrK-steAmeg leaving seattle Fridays at II
= u. viii 50 70 Bi3ine and seInlahmo0. Leaves
BsAins fcr WAatcora at about y "a. Saturdays
The only off2ce Ia tbs sty selling tickets ~ AL
patnss Eass and south vsA The Canadian Pacific,
Northern Pacific and Union Pacinr
o.R&E. Co. Dock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18

I1AtIk4I A4fAeA eNEtasstEk NNAFANH-
NlxnseeA steamers &ruEa ssast&e as fellows
Scr sAA Fr&2c So. via Pass Towusen4 ara
sseesTsas Al n n 3nAs&@nRp=s received a..
aMsd 81 y -. NoTtfa tef E. "a =, q. - as1
very eve staxs theFesfsef.
Far AsAskks AZ 81 n. ScxxzAe 1 aaa "a
FNoE eMz Frsnessea. fssx fteta-sa na4 rs~es
e3asa rsarss- ASA n NeNNmt9T l. IL IL
n N neesnnee l. ard evevy Ave days aAsre-
A&r4
fekwss may ee eesNase3 IS tie onse al tAa
cApxny 6 3reaz nese. SsastsN
eo0lAL4- EEss E5SS 4 CO.
ss&@ezzl AeeEsx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18
wHATcou AND sEMfAHNoo ROUTE

STEAMER EliRa AndarSau leaves seattle az n
n. Mondays. wednesdays sAd Fridays: arrives
~ Wh1feosa ? =. "a aext Gay. Retaining. leaves
Waascosn Tuesdays ant Thursdays as . N.
S1ndays7 q n. N0a1Ax trip % SsnfAagaEsa
ID n JACKSON President
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pAcFIc NAvIsArIGN co-wHATcox

n
slesgaer state * WaSAtnEsnn. Heary Bailey
master, ie4vcs Tseama saaHzy. Tues<iay ard
thursday sex Whztcusa. scheme. FaiFhaven.
SAsatsh. ccupevflie. Anaco<ses, EtsasAay and
seattle. kssarnsax leave NkAteeEa On hollow
&ng CAV.
rehcstuRe--fxave TavrrsA ,. N. leave seattle,
p m. arrive " hateous = - : leavs " Aaseusa
y H. aeaxe seattle - T. "a, arrive Tacoma
3 aa q IL
EoCRE HAEBoE ROUTE
Sseare4 skaxit rhlef, Geuk9n Barlow. master
Leaves Taeusaa NCad&y aud Taursti2y e. e. n.
Leaves seattle. HaEassz whsEf. every Mensssy
an4 dANcS1aS alp "a foF saa Juan Is A8As
rAlisng a. clsafoa. tfsalAsy. SsAnwooa. Lassea.
nxr Friday iaAgtov Roche Has o.
skAeTT KfyER ROUTE.
steamer Heayy Rsisey. $ r peanv. nssssv.
Lxases Tsees2A N0a1sxs sa4 Thursdays a;
r.
leaves seattle every Tussa&v nad Frsa4r ca
tsda faE Stsn seek. ~. sxAxss Cts. Aeans Yer.
nen. S4RxasNs and sssssFsseSssfe Points.
TACOMA TRADING CO.
Axeats, T&eaz.A
IA. EATFTEED.
AxsaI Ses.sie,
J SEU8MECK.
General Nsusees TaranA
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y u NaFkst ss-ees. - Rraaesses. c.
ITou's canal RoUTE-srEANKA susK-

Hos NAAAL kQN tx
IL PsszSE
IN ss<4zeeF TezRpAEse 50 ansvN Es.sasas
Ees&a Whayf sece II A4zIsa sSTeef y e2z<Ss AZ
ksaEts sezasek- E.Etaa cir AS al Hay 70 nss
90 \ 49, kasn4i Keenr@s1g so1xes Essaa Sssy
&aEesf ass ThNfxszss naNs@sHg. ksx frx&gA1 a.
pa Nea eN~sg ss NRx&e s &aa2wan wAa1f ~ "a
has Il CART M 81 LEsFSE- Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18

KetIlrRin9. leaves Whakrgm az a n Tmss
dayk ThurSaays and safur4sys- On The kafllF-
daT trip tbs L<1hy xoee knruneh 70 seattle. faEs-
from foek Touas<nd % sskttte 81 CnEl fslf-
theE natsee. p4nse3gers o. frs tEnt from rezzffe
for the ~ 4nsfs 81 TIE L1b5x's wednesday sad
FrcNg Fxffs viii Be carried On thn = aszzrgtsn
eeEMmb091 and IransE1Efaxi Cos szAanex
EdIsh 20 R0r7 IvwnseHd on xsaesksay Rut Thus
day nights and Transferred 01reeE 70 tbs Lsphy.
On these asya me y 4 a r. Co SILL issus tick
eks and bis fnsfKht ghrUugk 60 d4ezln1ftUes
AEH8ERT ~ EEEGHEk. Msnazer.
j. a HATFfElp Aren't. Seattle
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crEAxKR FExSpALx. HCGmEs MAsrgR
TO
roar ASGzIES pvNsKSEsS reEv rowS.

leaxsEx seattle snnaxys. Tns STAYS ara lar
s4xx ~ 4 a e ksv fssgt Taw@&aa4 Leaves f@et
Yuveses.sa sax saa&3nexs mesa ksEt Anxeses As
= "a Resxssssnx l&Avus Pert AasTiss See Dssa-
rpfases eags Eawassa4 az1 sssSfas IS q n -
MeSAays. W<sses.tays &ns kFsdSsA
" Nj ksaN. AEeak
Garner stsees wAxsf ress TowNse21. WasAs
J a MATEsKLsfA AeeaA
haaAe11 q gss1anf's ~ AAFz. seattle. y AsAinz-
tSa fsaa& MAzzaa sswpzf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18

RANXR. RACES A sa9.- Ae4@ss. SeMst'a
~ NlaeN sssmes94 MAasEss E3cNesM
Ak 4s1M1tAk, Ake3A. Fxsznsveae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18
CASADrAS PACIFIC RAILWAY
THE TRUE TRASscoSrrvENTAL ROUTE
-EErwExs-
THE PACIFIC AND LASTIo.

is passenger equipment is the EnesE In the
world. consisting OF luxurious sleeping cara
having drawing. smoking and bath rooms. com.
foFtAhse aud clean colouzss cars, with free seeu-
ing berfhs fnf holders Of s<eond-elaEs tickets.
aud the most meaefn style Of day coaehes
It's diniux cars and hotels provide the best
quality 81 feed in unlimited Quantity, 81 reason
able rates.
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= cAauaAa NsrvosA 90 - nlsoa al.aA.as
10 zee lAplus.

ne give Eoks careful AMI snns,dsraes atss..
ssc1 60 dise8ses q munaen and ehkld<an- III you
SafEr rem aaY 0oNrnres GtsMeMH eW NnxNF4nE
ekseNAe % Il &c eamman Fuu1tna aocaarm fa1l -
ruve yea gsznegnseT IA eaEeFrnfes3 sg.ae,s~liaea
carr zen ~ssn ethers fail Tie kpncsalasEs are
skttiee In evsEF department ct me1tUAi ana snF-
k.sAl * sssA he nrofesseg hAs hed yeaFs
sew foFk. susmexlS epecssl prolassof -
Mnmeus Hospital College. New Tark. aalA i
ci,e e tne moss saccesstlal and best knoWn gyna-
eolowtcAa Specialists tn this e0unkFy.
To Young and hsiadle-Anec hson.
SerseEs Deesiisy. spsrsaasnrrA1a. seminal
losses. fhTaleAl Decay. exikznx rom fnaisarn.
ron, pr0duetng xzeepaessnass, sespseaAezas5
discouraged. lack IS c0nGdeacn. dali. nnfSf 10
kt&0y 81 aaS1a<sS ana dads azIn A harsanzs.
safely peEHnmnsntly and speedily cxred
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Ketuensax asavez seattle ser Tscena Wessa~s
u ssxaoza< Co > = Azrs
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TRAVIS Fcs-
f-ss1zaaty s1szrNTstsa. A1asoEzns. FairAsvea.
Fs8ss axAars. seAeass. AsAseaEa as& var FeEsN
M6a4av. we>3Hesgtag aaA fstzAS ~ p -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18

nar.nx The last six days the following
enouns 81 freight were shipped from se-
slfe b boat and rail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18

Local trade, - viii Be seen from the
1kore. was much better this week than
<aricx The preceding week. Bnsineas has
fne auisfIy ahead 81 week. and evidences
4 satire stssdiness are seer on every hand
~ splendid weather has had much to do
III she increase in trade.
Impartant smoRg the shipments from
Aatfie today were enc carload OF broom
e6rn 10 Fremont. one carload Of furniture
4 enohonilsh and enc carload Of -four to
Slaughter.
1he business failures occurring through
eet the country during the last ssven ossa.
peAinE Saturday. November 9. ~ rcpested
81 o. Dun q Co.. the Msvna1ffis AeeHcg.
b ssisrrsph. number, Cor the United
<ai<s. -, sass anr Canada. -, or . total
Il ~. A compared with 1Bs last week. and
- ihe week previous to the last. For The
afrespendlag week OF last year the figures
ssss 2ag, representing l9i failures Ia the
f1iied states. and ~ ia the Dominion OF
fznsda
Tas past week has been the ilveliess in
he1s for ne season. Prices have not varied
Il Ill. hut The receipts havs been heavier
zed The shipments larger than for any week
i he season. Contracts are being hlled
~ gradually. and movements Of this
szsafe exraed By FAR rev sales. The CONF
Nf week gives promise OF being good.
zsslF one Livesiey Is preparing q large
hdfment for export. and sevaral other
rHtsi1ed shipments are 10 b. made. The
k:eaiion in general has not changed.
fhe steamer skagit Chief brought IN
<nffy lnns OF hay and go 90 shingies to-
day ffosa Ii Conner. The has Is consigned
= Baxter a Co.
Essxlpss u oats for the laet twenty fcag
kasft esfe ~ loTloHs:
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ETI111N F7Il7 IGE-Y
sca AaFa ana Eassern mall carries Pullman
SIC FerS.
W7fteF
Tickets on sale 20 al petnss In tie Unised
Ss&ts 5. Canada 3ad EareFR
+ ToSEIx. Tickes arsas
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= = : : :
Unsurpassed 49,
Lssslsn-psdss bnaaafnE seesa1E
nznnraa rtnersi hszkinx susinssx
' 1.1
$500 80 I, 49, =. 49, : - 80 aaisf
Nn..sx s.ss~s s.Ss :. =. - - -
t...s -. go s -. =. k<etse
s.s.s~ ss4
xrrsrxRs
fxzeM a y Hw~r rr..ks~-s
WILLIAM u hsFkxr yIre- rresI sent
G. III HFs1nnrTx rfs-e~~~-
EF 49, nssssss 5S..,,,..;..s s !,
pASK or BKfr1sH COLUMBIA.
win open hr.nrh "a .Ass ,tsv .,.a.. ~. "a
Of Soveaber Il he starr Stock
- sNehxAsE
r~~a>.--,, - -.
$3.50 = sass0&
-
ranx1ss srasrrYsr .s<,p~s. On wpx,s-. -
81 49, a0'AeA 1AeeA ~
Aznhhs ~ ana New dork
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Trnusarfs Q general banking bnsiness.
Deals In foreign ard domestic exchaugs, draw
fng direct on Ell principal EurCpeHn points
Collections mazda on al paints In sAe Infsed
States and Canada
TsieErnphsc irAnSfezs made 10 al principal
pHiass-
lxfeFesf paid Oh deposits
Al hasfness fntrlsxsed 20 y VIII Teceife sae
pxornp4est attention.
o1ace. Brown building. soSiheast corner sec
cad and Cherry stfeetA
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srK4MHRx
pEauLAR OPPOSITION LINZ
SAN FRANCISCO TO rvoE; SOUND.
One Of The following A sseaaships:
HArrEKN RKrUBLic
SIGNAL.
WILMINGTON,
WIN san aAoas every sen days carrying freight
and passengers a. fessacea rata
csliSas II Fort Townsend. seattle a. TaromA
Fer frsagAs OF passage Apply q
J. A. HArFtID.....---.--..--.-.. seattle
uasEeIa-colran wAssL
+ IA RsARp q CO. AgSns.. soa Batter ssssss
saa Frzscisco. Cal.
FAsT INK
PASSENGER STEAMER FrEETwoCs
seattle. Tseesa. ogsapss. sssiiaeosm aad
MeNeif's lssA2d
WINTER qIaE CARD
cemmxne4aS Iacstay, November II
ts.vs o,ynpsa. a.lls s sassss aoHa.y- sm.a
Arrive T&eNsaa. = 10 - 81
Leave Tas1zaz. -ts = al
Arrive seattle. q =
eEEfn <ES3.
icase Sssssle. aaslx exe<ps Aoaasy.--- NJ
AFglxe TAcuaas. tes a
IeasN Tee4esnA. I" - .
AFstxe Gsvxapa&- e 2 q
gStss-~~<affie xes8efss wharf T9eeEA
y q - Il wa4Ef uiympis. Basg's wh2ys
Mas en- bad ia h1aE EkakseE fNnns
fssp Snossass tsrrses Soseawesg<za AGd Y e s.
EarEa expseSx a. 8 sAsF frefs&s
~ HATCH. Persistent
CrTAxK9 FExxpALx. HCGmEs MAsTgR
TO
PoRr ANGELES nUSsKSESS roEr Town
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50. u.- nszsss T.kss Livesy Turn-
ns<~sps. ~ o.ts-rhs Basinss
osflesk Fmprevfng.

1,ur.nr the last SIX days the following
ss..ssts ~ freight were rscstFed ~ Seattle
s s,zf and s4li:
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For detailed information apply 70 the follow.
tBxageats At the company.
C. G. MuCOEp.
No. Nsshlngtor street. Portland. Or.
E-W. AcGINNESSs sesttle. WI.
X Il. ELLIS. Tacoma. " r
D. 3. BROWN. Asst Gen. freight ana Pezsen.
scr Agent, Vancouver, r. G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
canadiaz Pacific Co.. posfefaceL
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ohce vita Moors Land csnraay. seasEle
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-30
Notice of Oisaffirmance.

To all Whom it May Concern. Be it known
to ali men, that |, Alfred Ooe. q Ysnxton la
dian. of the Yankton Indian agency, in Dakota
Territory. came to the age of majority. that is.
of twenty one yeas, on the Sist day of March,
A D., 1883, and do hfreby of my own free will
after specified, disafdrm.. deny. aunul, and
revoke q certain warranty deed. dated on the
first day of September, 1888. at the county of
Charles Mix in said Territory, conveying the
following described real estate. to-wit; All
those certain pie ces or parcels of land. situate
IN the county OF Yarkton and Territn,y of Da-
kota, de cribed IA follows. to-wit: The south
west quarter of the southwest quarter (sw ~,
,(sw N, of section seven C), in township ninety
three (93) of range ffty-fve (55), containing
48 40-lW acres; also the south half of the a,uth-
east garter (sh se ~ of seotion twelve (i2), in
township ninety-three( 98), of range ffty.nix
(b6), containing 80 acres, total area, 12s 40 100
hereditaments and appurtenances therennto
B 1oL gink or in any wise appertaining, to
BARTLETT Trip AMI Calvin j., B.. Harris, of
fankton, Dakota, and signed by Harriet Ange,
IhomaB B.. Ange. Matilda Lymsn. Victoria
Brasesu. Helea Williams, Alfred Coe and
Harvey .Renville. and recorded Ia volume 10 at
page 2, in the office Of the register of deeds for
deny, revoke and d. saffirm any and all deeda
and Instruments of any and every character
pertaining to any and all realty wherever
situate, by me made. signed or executed during
my minority. Snch revocation is made for the
reason that the aforesaid and any other deeds
by me SO executed, was or were obtained from
me while was yet a minor, and not capable In
law of making such contract or contracts.
ALFRED COE.
Dated February %. 1889.
OAMPBELL d BARNES, Attorneys,
Yaukton, dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-30
First Publication Feb. ls.
Mortpapa Sala

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
~ payment of tho principal and interest on
the money secured ~ q mortgage dated the
Daniel Wise, Of the county of Wayne and state
Nebraska, to Julia A. Bates. of the county of
Yan ] : and so Territory or Ct D 3'ai.a :. whton mort
of eeds Of the county of Yankton, Territory
of Dakota, in book 81 of mortgages, on page
$40 on the 1st dag of june 1887. q, . O'clock q.
M. and
WHEnEAs, no action or proceedings at law or
i otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
WHEREAS. It was stipulated in said mortgage
that il default would be made in the pay men,
promptly at the time the same should become
due. then the whole sum, both principal and
int eft, ut once become due. and
iot Msatih has b Sae Mnes an eib hy Isas az pf ~ apsh a asl
fault. N the payment of principal and interest.
WHEREAS, the amount claimed to be due
is the sum of eleven hundred and slightly three
81 COT principal, and siss IL 'i interest besidea
the sum o, fifty dollars attorneys fees stipu-
lated for in said mortgage.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue of the power of sale contained in said
Ia pursuance OF the statutes in ruoh case made
and provided, the said mortgage will be FORE
closed by sale Of the mortgsged premises
trent door of the oeurt house in the CITY and
county of Yankton and Territory of Dakota, on
the 9th day Of April, 1889. at two O'Clock In
the Afternoon of that day. The mortgaged
premises are situated in the county of Yankton
in the Territory of Dakota. and are descrined
as follows. to.wit: The west one third w ~ OF
the east one half (e W Of lots eight ts) and nine
plated and recorded in the register of deeds
Off Q, Yankton county. Dakota Territory.
Dated at Ysnktnn ID. r.. this 18th day OF
February, A. d . 1889.
JULIA A. BATES. MORTGAGE,
FRENCH 4 SMITH,
Attorneys for Mortgage.