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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
Appropriation Used Up.

MONTGOMERY, July 1.-THE last
appropriation for work on the Coosa
river has been exhausted, and Capt.
Price ordered all work on the locks to
close down today. During the past
year the government has had in its
employ on the works on the Coosa an
average of about fifty hands, besides
engineers and supervisors of con-
struotion. The work on the Coosa
will be closed down until the appro-
priation bill now before congress is
passed, and the amount becomes
available, which 1t is thought will be
In sixty days.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
SEGUlN TOPICS.
A Pleasant Dance, Personals, of
Visitors etc.

A Pleasant Dance, Personals, of
Visitors etc.
SEGUIN, July Is.
San Antonio Daily LIGHT:
A very pleasant entertainment was
given last night by Mr.. Frank Nolte,
at the Nolte ball. The floor was in
good condition for dancing and the
music good. The hall is very cool
and pleasant, and with ices served at
intervals during the evening the time
passed very pleasantly indeed:
Among those present were Misses
Hoyle. Douglas, Vaughn, Brahau,
Stuart, Henderson, Mrs. Andrew,
Meill, Miss Neill and Miss Cashell OF
Austin, Miss Gallaher OF Eagle Lake,
Mrs. Nicholson of Eagle Pass and
Mrs. Mcknight of Laredo, Messrs
Nolte, Short, Suchart. Moore, Lewis,
Tips. Burgess, Baker, Freeman,
Brahan, Greer, Smith, Jefferson, Full
Ter and MI. Charlie Neill from Austin.
Mrs. Willett, of Uvalde, has re-
turned to her home, after spending
several days here, and placing her
daughter. Miss Elletta, in Mont
gomery institute for the next term.
Misses Mamie and Bette Erskine
are spending the summer in Pearsall.
Mrs. Mcknight returns to Laredo
today, and Mrs. Nicholson to her
home in Eagle Pass. Both are charm
ing women, and will be greatly
missed
Mr.. Eugene Carolan, of Eagle Pass,
is spending some time with friends
here.
Rain badly needed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
Master Plumbers Organized.

WACO, July 1.-THE Master Plumb
ers' association of Texas is organized
at Waco. The attendance was very
large from all parts of the state. Mr..
F. J. Madam, of Sherman, was made
president; Mr.. ]. A. McWhirk, of
Dallas, vice-president, and J. s.
Brazleton, of Waco, secretary.
The Liberal meeting begun here on
the 18th, which has for its object
ethical culture and practical benevo-
lence, concluded its labors today.
Yesterday afternoon, party
in the interest of the board of trade,
started on an exploring trip down the
Brazos to decide certain questions
bearing on the navigabilty of the
river.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
a Red Man With Hatchet.

COLUMBUS, O., July 17.-There was
great excitement created at the peni-
tertiary yesterday by an Indian
named Larney, United States pris-
oner, having in some manner pro-
cured possession of a Ratchet, which
he concealed until he reached the
idle" house, where a number of con-
victs were reading. The Indian made
an attack upon all within reach. seri-
ously injuring a number of them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
Temples Board of Trade.

TEMPLE, Tex, July 17.-Permanent
organization has been effected by the
board of trede, the committee having
been working at the bylaws. A
board of seven directors are in to
serve for one year. They have power
to elect the officers of the organiza.
ton. The list OF membership is now
80, but it is hoped that by the next
regular meeting to take place first
Tuesday in August it will reach 100.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
The Choctaw Gottery Scheme.

PARIS, Tex, July 1.-THE projec-
tors of the Choctaw Orphan Asylum
Lottery Company have not yet aban-
doned the scheme, as they declare
that the United States government
has no right to interfere, and that
they intend to proceed to hold draw
ing and test their lights. A meeting
was held at Antlers Sunday, the pro-
ceedings of which have not been
made public, but it is understood that
it was decided to have a drawing at
an early day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
Here goes Heligoland.

LONDON, July 17.-Emperor William
will make arrangements for the cere-
mony of the cession of Heligo-
land during his visit to Queen Vic
toria. A German council will be ap-
pointed for the island before the next
session OF the Reichstag. The gov
eminent desires to be guided by the
councils views.
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Bad Prison Sanitation.

PARIS, July 1.-THE Nihilist Men,
delssohn denounces what he consid-
ers the discomfort of French prisons
and their bad condition as regards
sanitation. He declares that the
Prussian system is far superior, but
admits that in France the magistrates
and jailors are more sympathetic to-
ward prisoners than in Prussia.
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Center ClipDiupS.

CENTER, July 1.-THE school board
yesterday elected new trustees. Prof.
Hays resignation has been accepted.
The university is chartered.
The special term of court, which
convened on the 14th with Hon. Ru-
fus Price, of San Augustine as special
Judge, will last seven weeks. There
are some 300 old cases on the docket.
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International Aid.

NEWCASTLE, July 1.-THE dock
laborers here refuse to unload Danish
vessels which belong to those ship
owners against whom the dock labor
ers at Copenhagen have gone on a
of the incident has occasioned much
comment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
A New Assistant Secretary.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE presi-
dent today appointed o. T. Spalding,
of Michigan, assistant secretary Of
the treasury, vice Geo. E. Tichenor,
resigned. He was formerly a mem Der
of congress and is now special agent
of the treasury.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
Tammany's Leader on a Tour.

New YORK, July l7.-Richard
Croker, Tammany's leader, started
for Germany this morning on the
steamer Colomb ia, of the Hamburg.
American steamship line. He is ac-
companied by his wife and four chill
dren.
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Gloomy Harvest Reports.

LONDON, July 1.-THE official re-
port on the Russian harvest expresses
doubts of an average abundance. The
Standards Moscow correspondent
says it is suspected that this report
aims to raise the normal price of Rms
sian grain in view Of the Indian and
American yields being below the
average.
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Some German Notes.

BERLIN, July 1.-THE Independ-
emit New York Shooting company Wis
tied DIR. Achenfeldt today. They
dined at the Berlinerhoff.
Emperor William will visit Queen
Victoria at Osborne Hose on August
4th.
Baron Gravenruth has been APP
pointed temporary imperial minister
in East Africa.
An American girl, Josephine Nosen-
dOrf, who has been studying music in
this city, committed suicide here
today. Her mind is said to have been
affected by over study.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17

Marcus Mayer has sailed for Liver
pool to determine bet, he having
wagered that leaving San Francisco
July he would be in Paris July "a.
Corpus is to have yacht club. The
city council has passed ordinance
prohibiting animals on the streets.
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Gone to see Friedrich.

SOFIA, July 1.-THE Bulgarian
War Minister is about to go Vienna,
where Prince Ferdinand Is now stay
ing. II is alleged that the object of
his journey is to consult Viennese
physicians about his health.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17

A New Bank in a Growing Town.
ELGIN, Tex, July 1.-THE First
National bank of Elgin was organized
yesterday and officers elected, Mr..
Cues Jones being made president.
Our lumber yards are both doing
about all they can attend to in the
way of selling lumber, etc.
We have had no rain for some six
weeks.
The weather is extremely hot, but
there is very little sickness.
Cotton is still doing remarkably
well, considering so much rain in the
early part of the season. A good corn
crop is made. There is some COM
plant of the weavil in the corn. The
melon crop is turning out re markedly
well.
Our union depot is built, but not
thrown open yet.
Real estate is advancing.
Our citizens are getting up petit
ton this morning to our commission
ers' court for an order to hold an cleo
ton to incorporate the town.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
XXX--PEARL BEER xxx
A Million Sterling.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1.-THE
losses by the great fire on Saturday
last amount to s1,OOO,OO0. There is
an insurance OF e63 1888 in British
companies OH the property destroyed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
=PRESSIoiSPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS
Chess Champions.

LONDON, July lin the "six up"
chess contest between Lee and Black
burn the second game was played to-
day. Black burn won. The record
now is: Draw l, Blackburn l, Lee
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American Ritiemen.

COLOGNE, July 1.-THE American
rifemen arrived here at O'Clock this
morning from Berlin and proceeded to
Koenigs Winter and Siebenbirg.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
Stanley Recovering.

LONDON, July 1.-THE fever from
which Mr.. Stanley has been suffering
has abated. Heswas able to take q
long carriage drive yesterday even
ing.
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An Imperi al LOVe-match.

ST.. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE
Grand Duchess Xenia, eldest daugh-
TER Of the Gar, will marry Grand
Duke Alexander, her sec ond cousin.
1t is q love match.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17
Mills in Missouri.

CHILLICoTHE, Mo-, July 7.-Hon.
Roger @. Mills and Col. c. H. Mansur
addressed about l, 200 people here yes
terday at an open air mass meeting.
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Gold for Europe.

New YORK, July 1.-THE last ship
ment of $500, 900 in gold bars from this
city makes a total of $500, 900 in the
last five days.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17

The funeral of Gen. VIM. II. Ham,
man, who was killed at New Biz
min CHAM, took place at Calvert.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17

The East Commerce street car
line has fallen into temporary disuse.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-17

ANNA, ILL.,, July ia tale of
youthful depravity hard to believe,
comes from Goreville, a small town
in the western part of johnson coun-
ty, removed from railway and tele-
graph stations. Monday night, when
every one was asleep, a man supposed
to be a be q burglar, broke into
the house of farmer, named Morris
Sullivan, and on being spoken to, he
fired pistol at the bed in which Sui
Ivan and his wife were sleeping.
The ball struck Sullivan In the breast,
inflicting fatal injuries. Mrs. Sulli-
van jumped out of bed and threw
herself upon the murderer, but the
pistol was discharged again, and
and she fell wounded in the left
breast. Her injuries are pronounced
fatal. BY this time the alarm had
been given and the neighbors came
in and securing the murderer he was
found to be Sullivan's 16 year old
SOD. A few months ago the boy poi
soned some water which he gave his
parents. He gives as his reason for
committing the crime, that he was
tired Of waiting for the old folks
property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-03

Tbs addition hos been ready for tue uarkes
tof segtrss weeks but has teen withheld until
ne Gn<en Anne Hill extension q the Front
eVees tAfle roed sa0uid BE- commenced Tna
construction 81 that ruad now being we'll nader
vay, and IL eonpiesson In the nses future -
ket There are Is aerss. cleared ana ieysi a I
n0uf. lying on the br0nsd plafeau above osfeer,
Apue town, commanding 1ne view Of fhs
All ana fresh vsfer, 81 The Olympic and Cas-
cade ran ges ef monnsasnx win Anssn NJ Bake. q.
the nnfth and Rainier On The south. In faet,
estfy possible steu about the city. Il u mid
80 between TIE commercial and m&nlfactsr.
ing interests Of the city. TO the wcss IL Smiths
loFe, northwest q Ballard. uortheaA FreuoHx
es2 the mills IT Lake Union. al mannfnc4nr.
ing localities. ard ~ within Isor - minnses
nae Ct any portion Of the addition. with an
elsctfic roec on tithex side and the Cable foad
unning Through the center. Il II positively the
moa accessible piece Of property yet put upoa
The marbst Everything around IL has been
plated. - that II stands sIm1et alone a. choice
rssidence proHerty. park beautifully de-
sikned Il left In the center Of the addition
Eeah lot u Eood one. Special Inducements
VII BE- given 70 thoes who viii bald Terms %
suts labofsng people. This Is especial oppor-
tuntfy Tor anyone with limited income 20 g.
care home on terms % easy that the outlay
VIII not be nzssse1. In b9ytng . LOT, whether
other person viii want. there q aIwsys ready
40 io1 go01 property. No trouble To show
property. Once hourS from 50 m % SD m,
snd from 70 p. a. ,. COMPTON 3 CO.. The
xnte. DecoDd street
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SMELLING TRUST.
The New Organization Has !
Capital Of 81, O00, 900.
TO MEET THE LEAD TRUST.


CHrcaso. March IA local paper asseYts
that the big smelling organizations OF the
United States have formed trust with
capital OF 425000.0O. II includes all but
Ave large organizations in the country.
Among the companies In Il are the
Omaha and Grant Smelling and Refining
Companies of Omaha snd Denver. and shs
Kansas City smelling and Refining Com
pany Of Kansas City; The Pennsylvania
Head Company. Of Marshfeid. Pa: the
chicago Smelling and Refining Company;
Aurora Smelling and Refining Company,
Aurora ILL.,; Glove Smelling and Rein1nR
Company. Of Denver; +. Baidiek 4 Co.
Newark. n. j.; Pueblo, Colorado, Smelling
and Refining Company, Pueblo. Colo.
Philadelphia Smelling and Refining Com
psny, Pueblo, Colo; Arkansas Valley
sneIting Company, IeAdville. Colo:
American Smelling and Mining
Company, L<advilIe Colo; Ban Juan
6melfing Company. Durango, Colo: Dem
vsr Shelter. Salt Lake; Mingo Furnsce
Company. salt Lake; Gesmania Company.
Salt Lake; Helena a Livingston Smelling
and Refining Company. Helena. Mont. |;
Montana Smelling Company, Great Falls,
Mont, III Paso smelter. El Paso. Tex.
The first conference between the heads
d the companies was held 81 Omaha IN
November. The object OF the meeting d
stated to be to devise way for protecting
smeIters from the lead trust.
Various ways Of organisation was dis
discussed, but nothing definite was d.
tsrmined on At that meeting. Guy Barton,
q Omaha. was elected president and Mr..
Geist, Of Pueblo. secretary.
Il was shown that the trust would mako
profit annually OF about - 10000 As
only six companies were represented ct
this meeting. II was determined TO confer
With other manufacturers and have anofhsr
meeting later.
This was held In Chicago February Is,
md then II was determined 10 organize .
company known ~ the United Htates
Smelling and Refining Company. OF the
capital stock 3i5.00010o II to BE- used for
he payment Of fixed properties that 10
70 into the new organisation
md ten millions preferred for the purchase
d ore and such personal property a. Il
may Be necessary to have to form . sink
Ing fund. A quarter OF million Of profits
VII Re laid aide annually for
NO years. and each year there.
aftsr hall million viii BE-
addsd to the fund. II b asserted the nec-
eusary stock win be subscribed and final
articles OF incorporation will soon b
1lsd in the different states and territories.
The chief object OF the smelters. Il IL aaid,
= 10 place their interests beyond the con-
kol Of the lead trust.
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LEGIsLATlyE FORECAST.
ne Public Buitdings Bin win Ne Cos
eideged.

WASHINGTON CRY. March e.-congress
apparently has settled down 10 . strictly
business basis. and Is making rapid prog
fess in the consideration and disposition Of
legislation.
The Senate viii duplicate this week the
programme of last week.
In case vote IS reached on the Blair
bill before the end OF the week. Sherman
viii move to have the bill declaring trusts
10 be unlawful taken no. He viii be an
ta9onisted by Frye. who win ask that the
Pacific railroad funding bill be made the
order OF the day.
In the House the election contest OF
featherstone VS.. Cate win probably be
pushed to a conclusion Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday ara set apart by the spe-
eial order for action upon the public build
fnRs bill. The pension appropriation bal!
may come up the middle OF the week.
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A PERfIDrors LOVER.
flight OF = Man with Hts Exp~ctant
Brides Money.

EerrALo, March Ross Carter. sele-
raph operator from Cincinnati. Was ar
msted here yesterday charged with having
sesconded with s. ss6 belonging TO Miss
Allen, whom be was about 10 marry. Car
der became engaged 20 her last summer.
The day before Thanksgiving she drew the
money from the hank and turned it over TO
him Tor safe keeping. Carter fied with IL
The night before the wedding, leaving bis
Wedding suit on the bed. IL was supposed
BE had been robbed and murdered. bat de-
tetives finally traced him here.
IL now appears that Carter had betrayed
another girl IN Cincinnati named John
son. a I'd she being in q serious condition
ne was between the horns OF dilemma
All tie stolen money vas recovered ex-
cept $iGo
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MATFR Inr fRfE.

Every nsn who has bought hseck In woss-
ahc PARK receives trxe lovely boulevard wsser
sFuas log Tor hcsshoose or rsrsssrs resort These
S'tta AXE = safe for lssties and caii!fen Fssh.
"a gosss; she scenery eaehaatlng. panlsa
sones Co. 81 second xtrvet
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CEonst F. MEACHAM

Advertisements under the heads Of Lost. Found
ror sac. for Rent. and sisust ons Wanted viii
he inserted - she rae 81 c nss word fos tbs
eutifssrsscn: ireut word for eA h subsequent
Insertion. Payment Always in aavanca
N0TICE-Thc business once Of the Posr-rs.
rrlIisxScKH win hereafter b. open until 10 .. u
class fed advertise mes-~ viii - received up %
shis hour
The sogiowins letters await advertisers ct tbs
rfsac.
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FAST TtNk

Ihe Northern Pselae Railroad yektsAssis Dim
.sg Ard Sleeping Car line. Gxlly service co 81
IAal. minneapolis, DalGta xna Chicsga. No
snsnse .. cars saa tweafy ave tatics The sho-s-
- wsbe 10 Chicago TonStse sleeping cars
.ssztosss. Pacing rsSsengrrS ia THE JRioa Gef-ess
s1se%-sA seven hours and snirty-Sx MINUTES
saead q ether lines A. chsiAerg city ticket
eSeat, fl5 sscona street Boston aaocs r. fosskir
oSlcs ticket seat. SEATTLE.
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Ssrles essst csttsens are inVesilzx Ia wood
-. fsfk. faey arr SATISFIED II ts 20 - nAte
s - ehest see ia seattle. No aae whs 6wssrre
a. a. ~ nstc 30 their sdvsntsge ar 70 lass~s for
49, aomeSftes or greet advances IN values
soe1ld fssl IA csn aud lnaairc III the sur-ss :
So $50 20 es made in Nay Of pax AMI hos.ixssrs.
-. 80 aossrs. eaxcsrie and safssr tc&6x F.snk
49, 1sesz Lake Calon 20 ss;ora me People 81
$50 rne seSci carriage drive Take no dis
a 49, rsrscs' say go sboat fass pruresty.
- Isps Visit the lots sad rsc yuur oxn
Ek@sas ksspe italy. nsEisl Jones a Co.
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.s asAs ne Northern Farlac railroad vest hnlesi
sss,s All ainin sess roase. fer al rosnss Essz
49, x ely ueket Agent. rs Sccotsa ssrest
ss~sssa e'ssAs D. leaktn. depot tsskss aesas.
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OFFICE s-FEEsSTEyDEST sEATTLE 4
" Sa~xansz i<ASsw2y. A12raTses, Mas1-- Fec
y-zxrr e asen 70 esss4.-srsngs. Afs<r Ixrrn y
cart s-oAi. ss seattle & Serssse-n hs3 say III
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rrxssrx tks q s<rsxaE ~ the rssrnsd Up tae
sxaxis ral<y Bids viii ~ rcr<SFs-1 rss1 April
xfar tie entzrx work or fsx fhs uork ~ AE<sone
The right - ssseet any asst q ns<s = $500
n - HILL Ssps-SasGo4snk
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rI~o roxTEAcTOgs-gsDs ARg INVITED
i hy tie seattle sscsz hoard for fas c0a-
sf~nrsion Of t~1 staooi houses ss SsasSn sr1
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Is = c~~slret ~ ek sar s@a Bids vii csos4
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as~~s.. - ices say % al bids AcaAis z ss
sssssirxd - the fu3 suo9zs Ct tie eontFsSt
-. L. Sc ssvsss- at The treasurer 81 tie school
hazr9 Plans E2s - sozsn1 a. tie So %
sszrsssrs Z HozxAsaa. kfckitects- reozz 81
Edstc1 czoek-
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nAsIAsa sass sss Daniel Josass Co, g. second
sse Rom !. Money IL sAssN
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fue 1npsssnn4 WDs.~s.rs - uvse.vs-
euo1y Uass1ne.
NRu Yonx, Maxch - KIduH md Dsw-
son. two witnesses Who ars wasted Is u
bank-vreckinR ca1ss. sre reported mis.inr
~ the United States distries attorney. H
cannot ctoss hts eass awAtnss Claasou
wffhout them No explanasson d given q
heir ab~ence.
1eke Ne Nosxhexn fscsac ra1irood. n -
eqaipDe1 En<t fos Ill posnts Eaex A Chi5bexx
SZ uFkes afSnf, rs H<cnnd etxees, n0usua hiocf.
= IonA1a. oepoe nc1st ax<nt se1fxiA.
IveIys ioss. - fses b. ~ DEEP. q Ballard.
Efve miaAsu wax 10 too chsreh~s Beard slze-
vs!k tg fbs engDef 81 this bsnrk. ey98 oue-fhir4
essn- Dansai Jooez 4 Co. ga 1econd street..
Aek pour grocer for s-<4ueen Of the pnrfHr~
e1ent roller nooF. the cheapest and hess.
si1kssso1e = Co.. ageuss. west and serera
BORN
WkIsHT-in seattle. March 2. sees. 70 the wife
u IhonasG wYghs. daughter
rkEk-In seattle. March 2. lisa. 70 The wife Of
q Nj Feek. aauxsfsr.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

SCEkRY a oAESs CIVIL Es1fsKkks AND
= Surveyors. zaTs removed 30 res e4Sss "a
.<sstze hsfck raoEsx ~ AID - FaA1s and ~
for structures and gencrA sux.
ssyiEx traE ply sEfenssed 50
CRY srEyEYon.a oyyIcK
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ID n THOMPSON & co. n r. THOMPSON,
H. 6@orze z. C0ss1~sl- Cl&rsaoe l. White
evil engineers kx1 sayreysrx. ere located ID
.eoras - &C.. =, EGTkS's eaoex. Cur1ss Tazfi
ARA Urs11. 81 aote~ sai rerorsss sawed. city %
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