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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-24
FLEMING SEEKS A DUEL.
He WRITES A NOTE TO BE DE-
LIVBRED TO DR.. BALDWIN.

Friends of the Doctor Prevail Upon
the Bearer of the Communication to
Delay It's Delivery Until This Morn
iug-Neither Man an Apologist.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 23-The Fleming
Baldwin matter is in suspense now until 10
o'clock tomorrow. 1t was understood to-
day that Mr.. Fleming bad telegraphed for
a friend to come from Augusta. The sub
ject has been very generally discussed to-
day, and not only in the legislature. The
story of to-day is briefly this: This fore
noon, when nothing in the shape Of an
apology came from DIR. Baldwin. Mr..
Fleming wrote formal note to that gentle
man. This communication followed the
language of the code. It was brief, but to
the point. 1t was put into the hands of
Howard Williams of Atlanta, acting for
from Augusta.
FRIENDS INTERVENE.
Two friends Of both gentlemen-Speaker
Clark Howell and John Temple Graves
actuated by desire to avoid a difficulty.
went to Dr. Baldwin and the three discussed
the situation fully. DIR. Baldwin was obdu-
whole matter in the hands of three friends
named by himself. They are Messrs Ken
non of Berrien, Thornton of Wayne and
Hagan Of Lowndes. Hearing OF this, MIR.
Williams was prevailed upon to withhold
the note until o'clock this afternoon.
BALDwIN's FRIENDS MEET.
At O'Clock the three friends of DR..
Baldwin met. They consulted with mum.
Der of gentlemen. All three. by the way,
are dyed-in -the-wool alliancemen. They
we're all prejudiced with DIR. Baldwin. At
their suggestion Mr.. Fleming was asked by
a friend if he would not state to the House
that in his remarks he had not intended
any reflection nDon the alliance. He was
told that If he did this then DR.. Baldwin
would be induced to retract what he had
said.
FLEMING NOT AN APoLoGIST.
Mr.. Fleming promptly replied that he
would not, that his remarks could not be
construed so by any reasonable man and
that he intended to do nothing that would
put him in the attitude Of an apologist.
Then Mr. Thornton withdrew from the
committee Of DR.. Baldwin's friends.
At o'clock the other two on that com
mittee stated that they had reached no con-
clusion, but asked of Mr.. Williams that he
hold the note from Mr.. Fleming until 10
o'clock in the morning.
AGAIN WITHHELD.
do you request that as a friend of DR.
Baldwin, asked Mr.. Williams.
"Yes," said both.
Mr.. Williams then consented to wait until
tomorrow morning.
So the matter stands now.
1t is feared that serious trouble will come
Of it, There will. unless DIR. Baldwin apollo
gizes before the House, and that, 80 far, he
has stubbornly refused to do.
Col. L. f. Livingston is taking promi-
nent part in the Baldwin leming matter
tonight. He told DIR. Baldwin that he
ought to apologize and begged him to do
SO. DIR. Baldwin, it is understood, fatty
refused. Col. Livingston has another APP
peintment with DIR. Baldwin in the morning
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CIGARMAKRR ) STRIKE.
The Men at a Quincy Factory Strike
Against Nor-Union Hands.

The Men at a Quincy Factory Strike
Against Nor-Union Hands.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept ga Quincy
special to the Evening Telegram saws:
"Over 100 cigarmakers in the Owl factory
here refused to go to work this morning be-
cause the manager has in his employ two
workmen who are not members of the cigar
makers union. Yesterday they made a
formal demand for the discharge of these
men, but the manager refused TO discharge
them. All the union men have struck.
Threats of personal violence were made
against the two non-union men yesterday.
There was much excitement on the streets
last night and there we're fears Of an out
break. None occurred however, and to-day
everything is quiet, but both sides are stub
born. Police protected the non-union men.
The Owl factory is owned and operated by
Stratton & Storm of New York"
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In the Senate.

The Senate devoted itself to-day to the
consideration Of the bill to make penal the
noncompliance of laborers with their con-
tracts. introduced by Mr.. Smith Of Decatur
1t was reported adversely by the judiciary
committee, and after considerable argument
the report was sustained by the Senate.
which kills the bill Senator CabaniSs made
the principal speech in support Oh the COM
mittees adverse report. Senator Walker
favored the bill with an amendment which
he presented, touching its coustitutionality,
and Senator Galloway spoke to sustain the
adverse committee report.
A resolution was adopted providing for
the appointment of a joint committee on
the legislation of House bills.
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DIR. ARCHIBALD Fl. BAKER DEAD.

Mrs. James e. Blackshear of This City
His Sister.
AUGUSTA, GA. Sept. 23.-Dr. Archibald II.
Baker died tonight after an illness of eight
weeks with typhoid fever and various CON-
plications. He was just SO years old, and
one of the most successful physicians in
Augusta. His sister, Mrs James e. Black
shear of Savannah, and his brother, H. j.
Baker of Florida, had been summoned to
his bedside. and were here at his death. He
leaves wife (nee Miss Cozart Of Washing
tom and four young children.
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FOUGHT WITH FISTS.
Two Quaker City Swells Meet in
Novel Sort OF Duel.
Il n.


Novel Sort OF Duel
From the Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept 20.-Frank
Pleasonton. a well-known society man, lies
at his home in this city with his face beaten
nearly to jelly as the result of q fistic duel
with DR.. Samuel Miller. Pleasonton IS we'll
known socially and at the clubs. and is one
Of the most familiar figures on the prone
nadeS. DR.. Miller is younger, but an equally
well-known figure in social circles. who has
hitherto been in the habit of spending his
summer at Bar HarboT. Pleasonton married
Miss Thomas, TIE daughter OF "a wealthy
Pittsburg iron master. Dr. Miller married
one Of the numerous Miss Biddles Of Phila-
delphis, but for several months has been
widower. Two weeks ago, while the men
we're at White Sulphur Springs, they had a
quarrel about a Virginia lady. They went
of into a secluded spot 10 fight each other
70 the death. Not having pistols or swords
they used their fists Miller pummeled his
opponent until he got tired and his honor
was avenged. Both men are wealthy and
are not through yet. The next meeting will
be with pistols.
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KNOCKED FROM a DERRICK.

An Electric Railway Lineman Has q
Narrow Escape.
ATLANTA, GA. Sept. 23.-Jim Cheshire,
q white man about So years old. in the en-
ploy Of the Consolidated Street Railway
Company, was the victim Of serious acci-
dent this afternoon. Cheshire was working
with an overhead main current wire, stand
ing on a high derrick. when he received a
shock which knocked him TO the ground,
twenty feet below. His 'collarbone was
broken and he was otherwise badly injured,
thou gh probably not fatally.
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SAVED BY AN ANGEL.
Strange Experience of the Subject of a
Drinking Fountain Memorial.


Drinking Fountain Memorial.
From, the PittsblGrg Dispatch.
NEW York, Sept. 20.-In the northeast
corner of the outer walls of the Julson
memorial there is a new and pretty foun-
tain from which will issue ice water summer
and winter for all who care to drink. This
fountain, which was dedicated with elab-
crate ceremonies this afternoon, is in mem
DRY Of Duncan Dunbar, who was pastor of
the McDougal Street Baptist church for
forty years, and who has been dead twenty
years. Duncan Dunbar was born in the
highlands Of Scotland about the time Of the
revolution.
One day when he was ildulging his favor
tie pastime of lying at the bottom of the
swift and treacher0us Spree river he was
seized with a cramp and for a moment lost
consciousness. Then his head SUDDENLY
cleared. and he saw an angel of God de-
scend through the waters, The angel seized
him by the hair and bore him to the SUR
face, from which he had been gone so long
that all had given him over as lost. This
turned his mind intently to religion.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

BOWMAN.-The friends and acquaintance of
Rev. W. S. Bowman and wife and Mrs L. NJ
Borchert and families are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral OF Mrs W. s. BOWMAN at
the Evangelical Lutheran church THIS AFTER
NOON at 4 O'Clock.
HEGER.-The friends and relatives Of Mr.
Theodore a. seyboth and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Netter are requested to attend the funernal
OF Mrs E. HEGER from the residence of her son,
corner Henry and Cuyler streets, at 10 o'clock
THIS MORNING.
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Both the method and results wher
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasans
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
| Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist wha
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, ca.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. AsK YORK, NV
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zen out OF q WINDOW

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Sept 23.-Lesloy
Warner while sitting in the second story
window at his boardiug-house on Gloucester
street tonight fell asleep and dropped 70
the brick sidewalk below, breaking his
right leg In several places and severely
bruising himself internally, He was sre-
moved 20 hospital. IL is probable that
nis leg viii have 70 be amputated.
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CoosAw RIVER PHosPHATEs.
Attorney General Pope Moves to Dis
solve an Injunction


solve an Injunction.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 23.-Judge
Simonton. in the u nited States circuit court
here, heard argument in the now famous
Coosaw case to-day. When the litigation
between the state OF South Carolina and the
Coosaw company was first begun, Judge
Simonton issued an order upon the petition
of the attorneys of the Coosaw company j.,
restraining all other companies from enter
ing and mining in the Coosaw territory.
The order allowed the attorney for
the defense the privilege of rep lying at any
time after giving the counsel for the Coosaw
company eight days notice Under this
proViso Attorney General Pope to-day
moved TO dismiss the in junction on the
ground that it had been irregularly issued.
After hearing argument by tho counsel for
the state and for the Coosaw company
Judge Simonton took the matter under ad-
visement and will render decision in
day or two.
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A Child Missing.

GAINESVILLE, FLA, Sept. pa 6-year-
old son of Mr.. Baird, a hardware merchants,
has been missing since o'clock this after
noon. A thorough sea CHI has been made
and an open well examined, but nothing
has been learned as to the Whereabouts of
the child
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BULLET IN HIS BRAIN 20 YEARS.
Discovered in a Vital Part by Post
merriam Examination.

norton Examination.
From the Ne,O York World.
SIOUX CITY. IA, Sept 21.-Charles c.
Borowsky of this city received a pistol
wound in the left side Of the mouth tw enty-
nine years ago while in the army. and since
then be suffered Intense pain in the head
when lying on his right side or when stoop.
ing over. He died Fridays and a post
mortem examination was held to ascertain
the location Of the bullet. 1t was traced
from the mouth upward through the orb of
the left eve, and then down and back
through the vital part Of the brain, where
it was found eDcysted in membraneous
sac in the posterior horn Of the left lateral
ventricle The portions OF the brain
through which the ball passed are the most
vital The physicians here declare the case
unparalleled.
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CAPT. OSHEA. OK husband OF Kitty, is re-
ported 10 contemplate wedlock again. The
yOung lady 10 whom he is said 10 be- engaged Is
a daughter Of an English squire, who at one
time occupied rather prominent position 10
the world OF politics.
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MEETINGS..


ZERUBBABEL LODGE NO. Is. F, a. A. NJ
An extra communication of this a
lodge will be held THIS Thursday Ny
EVENING at So'clock. wv
The E. A. Degree will be conferred.
Members of sister lodges and transient breth-
rem are fraternally invited to meet with us
By order of j. H. CAVANAUGH, W. NJ.
JOHN RILEY Secretary
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PANIC IN A CHURCH.
One Woman Killed Outright and Two
Fatally Injured.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Sept. 23.-At
Harmony Baptist church colored) to- night
the lights fickered and wild panic pre-
vailed. The congregation rushed pell-mell :,
and got damned in the doorway. One
woman was killed outright, and two cannot
possibly recover. Several others were fear
fully injured. One mau leeped from a
window and impsled his hand on the fence.
A revival was In progress.
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r. 4. EDIsoS's Oldest daughter Is q brill
liant performer on the riano. She Is now in
Germany under rare musical tuition.
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The sale of the tailoring stock of the late
Charles Gassman advertised for THURSDAY.
the Gath inst, on the premises. Congress street,
will commence sharp at II A. NJ.
The stock will be sold in detail and will afford
to private buyers an exceptional opportunity
to purchase suitIngs, trouserngs and other
cloths for winter wear at bargain.
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SAVANNAH TRAVELLERS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feo. /, 1890, the basis OF nsens-
Srerrent of al odvertssi-s0 in the MoRnTRe
news rcsn be agate, or at tie rate Of 81 20 On
inch for the first insertion. No Special Notice
fElserted for les than 81 90.
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COSFECTIONFRS.

TCr CpEAN ~n~rTS~-,S@- ~--~--.,->-N-~
Il henryS Ice cream, all tsvorS. always on hand
de3Nered promptly 20 all parts of the civ: Metro
Pet2h oficks, ali navcrs. quart 50 cents three
plnts 80 cents. Two quarts 81. or 81 Der galion !:
honle~tnsGs candies made fresh daily: largest as
ses-Ineni u the city ~ HenEy's SIT Third street.
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REMOVALS..

III h. HAMMOND & GO. HAVE REMOVER
IL their commission and produce business :,
Nos, s-l AMI SIS, corner West aud Marion. bulls
ins iAisaS Occupied by knapp, Burrell : Co.
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DRESSH.4kTNG.


DRESSNAkING AT ALPS SIXTH STRFET.
=. ~ MS hiils; charges nom $3.50 upwards; ff
III is \. NICHOLSON. FASHION
W dressmaklng pariors 81 and 90 80 .s-a-r
nleA, Second street. stylish garments; perfect 1T
III Rs. KING. FASHIONABLE DRFssNAK-
Va ing pSriors al rooms : ard : ar Eastern
prices Oakland house. 1873 Front street
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H4TRDRESSTNG

H4TRDRESSTSG
CIRCASSiAN HAIR PARLQRS-PANc.S
y waves. cuFls, switches: goods rnafa 10 ,rytar,
Wig making specially; bang cutting dress3Tc
block, 709 second street
E'ACE MASSAGE, THE NEW ART OF AC-
Il QuIring good complexion withou- coSr, -
ha!rdressing; cutting, bleaching etc: r1anisnrinc
and chlropody. MIS-. Reed. Atkins block, 3I5 ca.
AIDES HAIRDRESSTSG AND MANT1,TrRE
- pariorS; chlidren's hair specially Rooms
~! and lis W ashtngton building, over stewart 4
IOHN J. WITTWER, THE ONLY PROFES
- slonal hairdTesser and vigmaker in the civ
iate win = SfroEynSSi. san Francisco. hair4rsSs
ms; ladies' and children's hanzs-~Yt+irS -
ela!ty. most natural hooking bangs kent in st5rk
ano mae 70 orcer; al kinds Of hair work done in
tAs very latest style. Sl4 Pike stree.
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SECONDHAND GOODS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR NEW
II and secondhand furniture as GheSter's, lis
Pike street
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LEG4L NOTICES

GALL FOR BALLARD wARRAyTS- rsss
~ following city warrants viii BE- raid isnw,r 80
sentation at the city treasursrs sfes ana IA sns.
est allowed after ten days from TIE Ara nnhsr.
ton Of this notice. General fund w1rrsr*s ~.
l22 20 131. inciuslve; G street. fnprovesnenf -
warrants Nos. I 10 Il. inclusive: Lsagy azssss
warrants Nos. 10 81, inclusive.
{. b. MURPHY, Trsamrx
First publication June :. 1891.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

pms WANTED-SEALED BIDS WILL, az
- received for grading and sidewa,kfnr the
stteess ~ BOSTON Hegnts addition up TO II a m Of
Aohdsy, I'D INST by Fred F. Sander al his on es
fans and specifications be seen at the civ en-
bids. 1870 any OE al
Seattle. June Is 1891
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NorIcE TO STOCKHOLDERS


NoTlCE-SToCKHOLD MEETING M
~ tee Is hereby gwen that the regular annus Al
meeting of the shareholders Of the Union Navfra-
sion company VIII be held on "Wednesday JI1ly :
1881, AZ $50 O'Clock n m, az the principal of',s
OF the company. In the WASHINGTON Terrftorv I -
ves'nlent Compauy's building. Seattle Wash for
the ERECTION OF hoard OF three trustees reception
OF the annual reports ana such other business ss
may co6ne before the meeting The transfer sfrS-
book VIII DC closed Monday the 6th eiay ~
July. 1881, and VIII remain closed until the iOth
day Of July, 1891.
T. J. GRANT, President
a. +. Haas. Secretary
Observation-Disclosures NEETISGNn
~ tee Is hereby given thar the regular aunus,
meeting OF the shareholders OF the Seattle t7rv
RAILWAY Company viii be held on We,tnas,gay:
July ;, 1891, az O'Clock p. H.. 81 the prgn,ins,
ohce 81 The company. IN the Washington Terri
tory Investment ComPaRy's b. ldlng Seattle
wash, for The election Of board Of six trustees
reception Of The annual reports aud sllsh 81 ber
business As may come before the meeting The
transfer stock book VIII be closed on Montav rhe
9th day Of July, lS9i and viii reYnajn siassS
uHti the loth day Of July, 1891.
A. F, Haas Secretary
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MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS. coz
~ ner Sixth and Pike streets Seattle: all kinfs
cemetery work on shortest notice: designs fur
nished on application.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF's SALE-E -
~ superior court Of King county. STATE ~. = rsssl
inrto1 The civ Of seattle plaintiff " - -
Mcknight and u. B. Jackson, dessnasnss
8 229. - ~.fe -
Under and hy virtue OF an crueE 9 - - 800
SyJeciaI execution issued out Of the aouys ~ -
court in the above entitled acton, 49, 80, 80
directed and delivered. I have GUY y. -. n
the following described real property 70 ss.sdE
= block -, MayRaris plat to the eisy ~
King county, Washington. rvs4yG
Notice Is therefore hereby given thal ~ - NJ II
the 18th day n July, 1891 at the n9a 4 NJ -
O'Clock a. m Of said dav, az the front 90. Slre
courthouse. in the city OF seattle, ~ 1919 =
county. viii sell the above nescri0en 100 sE
r,T,lIig: ayictfon to the hFxhess bidder Tor cSsn
Dated this TIE nth day IF June. Is !. z,~fk
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-IS I .s.,sre I 80
~ OF Daniel :. smith, deceasea4--19ss -ssrrs HID
by given by the 8rdeFslguea al q ,,lSsal q snizA
the wilI annexed OF the estate ot 49,. s-rs haai
deceased 20 the creditors Of and AZ - rssent -
claims against the said dece2ssl - rwfshtn -
year after the Gae Of this rotie 20 " Tr~rshAz
strators az the place Of business - sss q So
Coryelt No PA Cherry street ~ - kelnz -
tie King county washington. tne sA1 -s.sxx III =
place for the transaction OF tne D'
estate. - <fh az
Dated as Seattle, Washington shs
June, A- D. lSaL rSGgAHAN IS
~ = ar.r~F. -
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
II p. HAMMOND & CO. COMMISSION NFP-
II. chants. dealers in fruits. -four, butter eggs
provisions, hay. grain; storage solicited Ws7as
house and office, West street, corner Marion Tel
ephone 45a.
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Tor sALE-A REIMBURSEMENT WITH
a good improvements; dirt cheap. Apply owner,
els Front street.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTAs1ks ..ssr
~ Lazarus Kline, deceased. Notice = .ssat> 4
given by the undersigned execHtrix 81 - ~ "a =
Lazarus Kline deceased to the creditors .szss n
persons having claims against the saio 1.s-rhefR
present said aims with the Necessary - N IL
within year after the first pu0AeAs.o - sfesss
notice TO the said Sxecutrix. al The ol.s ~ ~
Greene & Turner, No. sol, 3lss oLg sssxtsa
WashinSton block, Front sIrees, eI.y sesnx -
King county. Washington the $50 ssssrsss ~
place for the transaction Of the p~s
said estate. e.h 80 q
Dated at Seattle, Washington. tnIs Pr rTfYE
June, A. ID. 1891. CAROLLSD s1sae. y
Execntrix OF the estate Of Lazarus AAs-s
cezsd- - .xk1sA
GREENE a TuRSER. attorneys for said -
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.ABSTRACTORS.

RooTH & HANFORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
ID (Inc) Rooms 202 204 and 2O6 Burke block
corner Second and Marion streets.
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PIANOS AVID ORIGINS.

FOR S4LERE4L ESTATE.
FOR SALE-RASCH Og 10 ACRES wT-ru
81 STOCK, tools and furniture; must be sold
witnin the next SO days; this is bargain. For
Inrtnsr particulars address Z. E Rolfe Fall CITY,
Wash - N'sss
FOR sALE-Two EIGHT-RooMED HOUSES
SSetoe each; two S-roon houses So 600 each
Two s-roaEa houses, - leo each: one T-room honsa
S@SVU one 1room house, S2.4o0: one ---oor,
noese. s-sSot one o-roon house. 1000; one
broom house. $1,000; this Is a snap, all OF thaxa
houses for sale on easy noathly haynan.s h, sT
: Turner. nj Butler blocS - -
E'oR sALE-THE MOST SLIGHTLY Lors OK
queen Anne NIL ia Ran9alls and Burke Sec
block -' ~ --FsS
E'oR SALE-CHOICE PATENTED AGRr.
cultural lands In the famous Surnas and No17s-
sack valleys. open and brush growth. easily
slsAEed; sol deep rch. aLuviat and loAm: no
$500. c.Ay sGsssal: adapted 70 hops. Vegetables
anu runs good market and outlet by three rat
way lines: few sqRatters' rights: urirp@ 80.
ole- Address 5. H. sezse
county, Wash
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4 RTHUR L. COON, GoTTSTEIN BUILDING.
II the John l. Mitchell New York Standard
system used; "our speciality trousers 10 order
Seattle Wash.
T. J. LASSEN, MERCHANT TAILOR. KORN
LIZ block. Occidental square South second street.
and Yeser avenue, rooms 8 and 10