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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-07-18

" yrnrtEs OF wHrKwAsH.--The physi
ciaus Of the hygieaic institute Of the uni
yersity Pisa, Italy, report that very olrcsul
appointments prove that single washing Of
The Nails with the ordinary preparation Of
lime at once destroyed ell germs Of, cholera
and typhoid, but even repeated applicaton ons
Of whitewash had no effect whatever upon
the microbes Of pulmonary tuberculosis, Of
oarbunole and Of several other contagious
disseses.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-07-18
JOHN II. .IEEEERIES

JUIIN II. JEFFEKIES
The friends Of Capt. John Il. lotteries. an
preciating his past services, his uncompro-
missing integrity, his undoubted talents and
fitness to fill the pOsnion with profit to the
State and County, hereby nnnounoo hfin n
candidate for q scat in the Legislature sub
ject to the decision of the primary cleo
ton.
CITIZENS
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
JASON NJ. GREER. JR.

JASON NJ. GREER, JR.
The friends of j. Nj. Greer, Jr, respect
fully place his namo before the people of
Union County as competent person to dis
charge the duties of Probate Judge, subject
10 the decision of the Primary Election,
MANY FRIENDS. X
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j. B. Il. SCOTT

The friends of j. Il. Y. Scott, respectfully
announce him as a candidate for reelection
to the office of County Treasurer, subject to
the decision Of the primary election.
FRIENDS x
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---r--- ~ibnl.ha1 NJ. JDnNSON.
hereby announce myself II candidate for
the, office of Probate Judge for Union County,
SUBJECT to the vote at the primary election.
WILLIAM w. JOHNSON.
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DIR. ROBERT LITTLE

The friends of DR.. Robert Little, apprc-
ciating his services for the farming interests
and the Democratic Party Of the County and
State, respectfully name him as n candidate
for the House of Representatives subject
to the decision of the primary Election.
PEA RIDGE DENocR,Ts x
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e.. &. CUIp.

The many friends Of Charles c. Culp, Esq,
respectfully nominate him as n candidate for
the Senate, subject to the decision of the
people at the primary election.
MANY FRIENDS x
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JAMES NJ. GEE

L respectfully announce mysclf canIi-
date for reelection TO the office OF Proba te
Judge, for Union County; subject to the plan
Of election adopted hy the Democratic
County Convention.
JAMES VI. GEE. X
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NAT. y. MORGAN

hereby respectfully announce myself for
reelection to the Office of County Auditor.
subject to the decision of the primary cleo,
ton. NAT. B. MORGAN. s.
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COUNTY GONENEIs&E0NEy,s
H. " DANIG

l respectfully announce myself candi.
date for the Office Of County Commissioner
sebjcct to the decision of the primary elrc.
ton Il. w DAVIS :;
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j. C.. WALLACE.

To tho people of Union County: Ire
specially announce myself candidate for
the office of Probate Judge, at the Demo-
cratic Primary election.
j. c. WALLACE. X
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A. 4. GATT,T

l respectfully announce myself candi-
date for County Commissioner; subject TO
the decision Of the primary election.
A. A. GAUIT :;
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u. J EEE HUGHES

The many friends cf 7. .JcG Hughes,
knowing his ability and fitness for the otlicc.
hereby most respectfully announce him rs a
candidate for the Office OF County Ccmms-
sioner, subject to the decision of the primary
election. MANY FRIENDS. :,
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TOR COUNTY TESEASUEsER,

Is. W. (DD WIITLOCK.
l respectfully announce myself o. candi-
date for the office of County Treasurer, SUBJ
ject to the decision OF the primary election.
II. W. W %iiprIIOCN
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNIoN!sA 4


By JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, Probate Judge
:" HEREAS, Benz. F. Arthur has mado
w suit to me to grant him letters of ad-
ministration on the estate end effects of
Willie l.. Scaife, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
Of said Willie l.. Scaife, deceased, that they
be aud appear before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Union c. H., s.
c., on the I'd day of August, 1890, after
publication hereof, at | l o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hani this 10th day of
July, Ammo Domiui, 1890.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge of Probate.
Published in the Union TINES july lS
1890.
July Is 30 2t
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FOR THE SENATE.
GLENN ID. PEAKE.

The Farmers Club Association of Vests
Springs respectfully ammo uncc Mr.. GLENN
ID. PEAKE as a candidate for State Senator,
subject to the decision of the Primary Elec-
ton. X
May 10, 1890.
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i. 4. FOSTER

We present to the voters of Union County
the name of B. F. Foster, (better known ~
Doc. FOSTER for the office Of County Commis-
sioner, subject to tho action of the Primary
Election.
MANY FRIeNps s.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTA. !.
TIVES

GODFREY B. FOWLER.
L am candidate for the Legislature: sub
ject TO the decision of the Primary Election
GODFREY B. FOWLER *
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j. l.. WALKER.

] respectfully announce myself candi
date for the office of School Commissioner
subjes. TO decision of the Primary Election
j., l.. WALKER, n
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j, A. CIlANIbI2kS

Tho friends Of j. \. Chambers. having
confidence i'll his integrity of character anI
ability to perform the duties of the Office. for
the truo economic interests of the County.
hereby nominate him candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the decision Of the
primary election =
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Postoitice at Union, for
tho week ending July 1S, 1890.
Su Main. Mary Govsn.
Geston A!ston. William Baltimore.
j w Coyle. Gillian Gregory.
Single Magorc. w Scott.
] 1 Thompson. Emory Waitsield.
George Williams.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent
J.C. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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N e. ~

..lITLEJOIIN.
cry announce n'yself candidat,
for the Office Of School Commissioner 70,
Union County, subject to the decision of tn
peor lie at the Primary election.
NEWTON G. LITTLEJOHN. n
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-07-18

PRICES TO THOSE NEEDING ANY
KIND OF MACHINERY.
IL your Engine, Boiler. Throsher, Gin or
Mill needs repairing, now is the time to have
il done. Do NOS wait until you need the
machine, or until others send theirs, thus
crowding the shop and delaying your work,
but send at once and avoid the annoyance
of being kept waiting. 1t takes time TO re-
pair machine properly, 80 ,hs' ;, = ovorv
nil sena AZ. .~...ne is needed, and
b. once, some of you will either be
!, -spt waiting or l will have 10 lose your
work. Now is the time, while business is
duh. Send in your work and have il done
promptly aud well. Delays ara dangerous
II. NJ. McDERMID.
May l6 20 Il
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THE ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.

n. G. LlTTLEJOHN, Ep,roR
ASBURY, S. c.
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Ring Bits at &c, at
II, M, COHEN & BROS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24

An AGED Msa Makes I've Atts0pes -
Drewn Ulnsslf-1Gan OvsrooaR6.
Christophe1 Gohlef. . woodman living
on Broadway near the cemetery. twice
attempsed suicide last night. BY drowning
himself In ths harbor at the loot Of King
strset, underneath the coal bunkssA His
6rst attempt occurred shortly before II
O'Clock, but he was discovered in the oct
by Oflhcer Cave. who drew him out at the
waters Bat the man broke loose from the
oficsr's grasp and jumped into the water
again. Once more he was taken out and
removed TO police headquarters In wagon.
When he arrived there his body was
rigid with the cold and his pulse Was very
low. He was addressed and dried and
Health Ofhcer Grant called in. He was
thsn rubbed with ammonia and given sew
eral injections and be partially recovered.
but not sufficiently to give his nams or res
con for his act
His age 10 about 90 years. No papers
were fonnd In his clothes and 80 cents COM
posed his wealth.
After he had been thoroughly reGusci-
tated hs told the officers that No had Stun
hlsd from the wharf and that 10 had no
intention Of committing suicide.
James r. Mclaughlin, . discharged 6rs-
man from the steamer City Of Kingston.
while under the influence Of liquor last
night fell into the water among the logs at
Fourth and Jackson streets. Although he
fell . distance Of thirty-6vs feet on to the
logs hs sustained no injuries. He was
fishsd out Of the waters and taken 70 the
police station BY Lieutenant Willard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24

Three painters named George Thomp.
sen. George AlIdon and George Cedar were
seriously injured at the Madison street
powsrhouse Saturday morning by the fall
Ing Of scaffold. The three men had been
working on the scaiold, which was COM
posed Of . strong plank supported
at each end by ladders. Thompson
went down the ladder and WAS standinl
underneath tho plank when il broke. pre-
cipitating Alldo6 and Cedar 70 the door b.
low, distance Of twelve feet Alldo6 VA
the most seriously hurt. His left leg VA
badly spfained and he sustained severe
bruises about the face and body. Cedar
ives also bruised up but not - bad - All.
dok Thompson had his left arm broken
BY piece OF the plank - IL fell The In.
jured men were ct once removed to thsil
homes near by. where DR.. Eagleson at
tended 70 their injuries.
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Frank PritchArd and Alexander Consins,
two bold and daring juvenile thieves, were
arrested yesterday morning by Oflicer d.
n. Ramage. These two young men broke
INTO junkshop and stole large quantity
OF brass castings. The theft Was discovered
by the proprietor and he sent 70 police
headquarters for an officer. While he vas
explaining the case TO Officer Ramags two
young men came into his shop and offered
10 sell him the identical goods that had
been stolen from him . short time before.
He Immediately notified the oflcer, who
placed the young men under arrest
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kHtxo. March ss--wisiis Ware vas
drowned in the Cowliu river near Toledo
yesterday mcvaing. While engaged In driving
teass. He was ta boat with another person
coming down the stream. when they came
toward hog. and in order To escape they
wsre compelled 10 iamp upon the isg The
earrwnt wss 81 swim that il wss impossible
10 stop The kcas~ The unfortunate man
srrans ca the Lee. has slipped and fell into
ths rssaa earrvnt and was drowned. lie
lc2v~s wife aud hv~ chiidren, Who reside
At this pxar~
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TACOMA, March - ~ Chief of Police
Chesnsy received . telegram from stan
wood today. stating that On Italian had
been arrested answering 10 the description
Of Rernardinc yereani. Who is wanted for
the murder Of visGxo Pemreo. an Italian
iaborer here few nights aso. The man
arrested MAS iciicsing the telegraph road
toward British Columbia An Officer will
be sent tomosrov to bring the suspect to
TarsNFaa
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Ed L. Terry Was seriously injured ct the
FIRE Friday night by stepping into hole in
the street planking on Commercial street
and failing . distance OF several feet into
the mud below. He Vas considerably
bruised about the head and body, and
suffered . severe sprain OF his left knee
that win necessitatc his confinement to the
house for several weeks and the attending
physician. DIR. 3. l.. Smith. says il will be
several weeks before he has free use Of his
limb.
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rst We find that WILLIS
HULL FAIRBANK has suh nit
ted $40 w0a>, Of which I8S are in
accordance win the rules. He 10
therefore entitled to first prize, Sac.
His address is, In care Of Puget Sound
Publishing Company, Seattle, Wash
ington
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GIVING TACOMA TIE GO-Br.
Nesthsss raciae Omciais switch OF I
seattle.


seattle.
TACOMA. March 2a--For the 6rst time
since the completion Of the Northern Pa
eiGc the chief heads OF that road went 70
seattle instead Of coming 10 Tacoma
President Cakes and party came - far a.
Puyaiiup this morning on THE Overland. !"
and their car VS. switched of and taken
10 seattle. much to the chagrin Of many
who were anticipating the trip with the
hope that he would unbosom some new
gigantic railway project
The Nsws makes mention OF the fact that
President Cakes had gone 20 Seattle. but
stated that he would return 20 Tacoma
this afternoon. From diligent inquiry il Is
not known just when the Northern Pacific
officials viii arrive. IL is presumed, how
ever. that they viii hardly overlook Ia
coma.
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3d. KATE CAFE, TAI Tenth
street, Seattle, Washington, submitted
ass words, Of which ITO are correct.
She is therefore entitled to the third
prize.
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San FaAscrsco. March 1.--In the case
Of Edward O'ConnoY, convicted Of man.
slaughter for killing Henry Armstrong.
hts father in-law. on December q. last, .
sentences Of I've years imprisonment ct
San Quentin Vas imposed today.
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erocxros. Cal. March GA bronze
statne Of Justice. the cast standing eleven
feet high. Was this aflsrnooon placed ON
the dome oi the new courthouse. Ex-Con-
ersssman 1,ontsitt delivered IN appropriate
address before large crowd.
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I'D. ADD MAHON, Jones street,
near Madison, Seattle, Washington,
has submitted 1913 words, of which
I73 are correct She is therefore en-
titled 90 the second prize. Sra
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9TH FRANCES CUMMINS,
I,Ioa corner Ninth and Spring streets.
submitted ara words, Of which r6s
are correct She is therefore entitled
to one Of the $a.so prizes
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sAs FaAncIsCo. March 23.-The season
Of The California Baseball League began in
this stats today. The score Of game in
this city stood: San Francisco club. IL !;
stockton. s. The score Of game ~ Sacra-
menso: Sacramento club. o.; Oakland. II.
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9TH JENNIE COOK. foot of
Harrison street, Seattle, Washington,
has submitted 2o8 words, of which
1873 are correct Hence she is en-
titled to ea.5o.
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GAx YnAxcssco, March A-Chaxiss W.
Inernm was arreesed hsre today By Postal
Inspoctcr Seyboit, On ~ charge Il riding
~ mails q Casndsro. oonoms county.
nsfchaudise stors kspt By =. c. Burns.
postmaster ct Casadsso. and frequently
assisted IN fhs handling u tbs mails. Two
packages. one coniaining 800 IN gold. Of
surptus poetomcs mooey order funds, were
opened end ~ eontsnts appropriated.
Ingram confessed snd The money was
found on his person.
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sth PEARL CASE. 7rs Lake
View Avenue, Seattle, Washington,
has submitted aga words, of which
100 are correct. She is therefore en-
titled to $a.5o.
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EAs FsAxcssco. March 2a--Twenty-five
carloads Of Chinese iabosers. about SO In
oil. arrived here from southern California.
where they have been ~ work on railroads.
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EAs FaArcIsco. March 1--Ths habeas
corpus proceedings began By ths iron
Noiders' Union - secure . release Of East
esn moider Payke, who vas alleged to have
been ssssrained 81 his liberty q ths Risdon
Iron Works. we're ended today by Judge
Levy. Who dismissed the writ This means
that nix Eastern moidsrs VIII continue 70
work 1t the RisdOn. ~ they say they do
not want 70 join the strikers
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hrsrfvstteas On sny steamship ssas "a to A..
aenssx sesvsce - E3rUp~ asa Eax.Ana ean - =
saf<4 - Na<tae<a fo<s sc eeHre a gAE. aerx
sssy uEkes o9ena Is serona sxresa norscs
hz<xks q 1ekksE. aef~c1 ssraxs asw1S SAFE.
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I.snSsaide IN Calteornia.

CuIco. Cal, March 2a--The south-hourd
train today vas seven hours late. The de-
lay WAS caused by big landslide north OF
here
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TIE IAss1 fss@se = tas exsy ssAasesrssrsnsx.
Ehe sanfsss sAtessnR easa sro-a TIE FaesAc eoass
g he xask \ Z. Marta, sssv ticket errrt "a
srsund ssrse1 hasses ssoek u r Ersxra axsnI
sszy 1V<k
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Ban FRAscfsco. March 2S.--Seventeen
hundred dollars Was paid 70 the park In
borers. and the committee stil has SIS. 900
IT iss disposal Tor the relief Of unemployed
wcrkingmeD.
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Assshss ChilA DsswnsA while Playing.
Ban FaAscisco, March IA 6-year-old
boy. while playing In the hack yard OF his
fathers hsuss. near Odd Fellows cemetery
today, fell down On smbankment into .
pool of WateT. when his mother vent 70
hunt him she found his dead body floating
In The water.
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SALMON Ray srcoSp

People are making good proasa in Salmon BAY
second addition Call on Daniel Jones d Co
81 second street. corner Cherry.
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Several weeks ago - IN advertising
means nine cash pizes in total amount
q 3yooo, vas advertised to be award
ed to persons who should compose the
greatest number Of English words out
Of the letters forming the word Ken
sington Kensington addition to Sc
attic is proving popular and profit
able s'buy.'
The persons named in the subjcined
report ore requested to call at my Office.
establish their identity and get their
cash.
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- ooa0v oEette8E1.
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80 n 1870 g re- ~ -. - ssveral
11s1 ~ - ~ e-klec1 5000
~ p =. ~r.e,t 8 ~ Aeuart-
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"a l1Is 1sr,,,r - - IS rerrleped
+ i11I = ,1 -. c-el~~~ m 1900
I,1ir ~ G~s11la f1en1A ~ =
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iflrpeiiv 4. 80 mast~r.
= ~, rrSr's-z 4 Iie,rrs vtdelv from
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n3 11nrrN i. snnrn nen routoe 8 ~
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M 1r6onlo1 1nthe ihen increased In
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q 6S11on. II 40 one thfne aso the
y rIooo 1oopay inaeseeood. a. ass more
= lntosoooo6 fhan ~ postAI mastsrs.
6 80 mev3oo . : reoessity, end Tor
- q hne koon rocoenised hat The
e - nou1ne states of IT, fas
~ 100 - e11ondod q. Il VA rob
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n6 nctw nonoral show ihak . ths
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fnmnonno nrooorttonataly and Tina
1ehrn q esor6 II u.ssh whnlIv e. ~
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The man who has 10 ask his wife for car fare
and tobacco money has no need Of mosner-fn.
law. ~ oefss Cbu~fev
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EAs faAscIsco. March z3.--Georss La
throp and Geor9s Wiley were arrested to
day on the chargs Of forging southern Pa
ciGc railroad tckstA A whole outfit OF
rubber stamps. ETC.. were secured. La
thFop confessed his guilt, and said that
Wiley us his only tool.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24
Mr. GEO F. MEACHAM

Mr. GEO. F. MEACHAM
6I7 Third Street.
DEAR SrR--Your committee, to
whom was referred the sKensington
Contest would respectfully report as
follows:
We have carefully and diligently
examined the list Of words furnished
by the contestants, being governed by
the rules furnished BY your circular,
which are hereby appended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24

7th. ANNE l.. KIMBALL,
Eighth street, between Columbia and
Cheny, submitted zo5 words, of which
Is7 are correct She is entitled to
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24
THE OLD
TEAD'
The Last Day.

Get in On tho ground door. Buy today. Do not
wait until Tomorrow. thm losing tho opportunity Of buy
ing before prices ars increased.