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fuE M'KAY CONTEMPT CASE.
Aeeoer and Daughter Tried for Alb
Quoting . Ward Of the Court.

seessday was busy day in Judge Lichten-
- court and cases OF every description were
oeed OF. The most interesting OF all, how
es was the contempt proceedings against
- Mckay and Katie Mckay Budinich. who
..octed Mamie Mckay four weeks ago aud car
ner on TO their home al Tacoma
- November d. 1857, Alice Mckay applied to
y Richard A. Jones for writ OF habeas cor
obtain possession Of her child.
aae Mckay. Judge Jones set the hear
o. the case for December i6. and
so that Mamie Mckay be made q
o. tho court IN the meantime. She WAS
I'm the hands OF John and Della Keevan, who
entoined from placing her beyond the
Mcton OF the court Judge Jones died be-
ne case could be disposed Of. and tho
esens continued to keep Mamie Mckay with
ana even gave her their name. They
~. - 70 be holding her ~ ward OF the court
- April Il, 1871. when she was abducted by
Mckay. her mother, and Mrs. Budinich.
useef, put into q hack aud taken to her
efs home In Tacoma
ss0eesdings for contempt OF court were soon
aa and ca Thursday Alice Mckay and Katie
Gaien were arrested for contempt In taking
sae possession of the court q ward OF the
AMER brief spell In the county Jail
sefe taken before Judge Lichtenberg yes
The warrant for their arrest issued
charged them with forcibly abducsing
~. acKay. girl Of Is years of age. and
~ 49, q the superior cour,of King county, and
~ DER to Tacoma for purposes of prostitn-
~ oe forced into life OF sharna II also
s-.s - Alice Mckay, her mother, with being q
Ion prostitute.
Claimed by Mrs. McKsys counsel that
e- Mckay was no longer q ward Of the
= - eus had ceased to be such on December
oy reason of Judge Jones' order IL was
ssssusd By counsel for prosecution tina, the
8 making the child ward OF the court was
= iofce, and Judge Lichsennerg took this
me case, and said that the matter was
~ upon. s
= - ~ AcAay testified that she had no intention
yang an order of court, but supposed
nad been dismissed, and came here
-, coma last January. sought the advice of
s - oa the subject, went away under the
~ mat the case was out of court, and
= sAks her daughter II abe could set
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rHx BLorrKR.

suPERIoR couRr-LIcHrxNBER. >.
Edward Kohn ". f. P. stark es al.-Ordef OF
default and judgment; died.
and order Of dismissal: died.
Mary Delea ct al Va David Kaunman-To ~
form deed: Judgment for plaintiff, and defend
Avery & Kirk Brick Company W. Camilla
Adams-Continued until May IL
In the matter Of the re-application OF Alice
Mckay for writ OF hsbeas corpus TO obtain pos
Of arrest overruled: demurrer TO the Jurisdiction
OF the court overruled: continued until Nay =
Minnie ". Warner W. E. n. warner-Divorce;
n. Cohen vs.. s. Glaxier-Hearing on injunc.
ton: set for May 8; warrant issued Tor arrest OF
defendant for contempt Of court
John A. Randolph va. Lauretta Z. Randolph
Divorce; granted on ground of abandonment
Sarah B. Smith VS. Mark Smith-Diyorcs;
granted on ground Of abandonment
Samuel Sherlock VS.. Amelia Sherbeck-Di-
vorce: continued until May -
Nancy J, Grippe vs.. c. A. J. Cripe-Divorce:
dropped from calendar.
Divorce: dropped from calendar
c. X. Johnson ". Emma Johuson-Divorce;
continued.
John Jurrenson Va Peter Buckhols; judgment
Herman Meyer vs.. Henry schmids-Temporary
restraining order. issued.
Joseph Herspring Va John Davis ct al.-stipu.
\. Chittenden VS.. A. W. Hight ct al.-Plain-
prejudice.
PROBATE pKrAsrxESr-IIcHTESs J.
Estate OF Ellen k Hill--Pe.ition for letters de
bonis non: taken under advisement.
Estate of William @. Nopes-Dscrec appoint
Ina Alexander Turabuli administrator upon
giving bond In the sum of 81 100.
Estate of Ozene Denny-Decree admitting
foreign will 10 probate.
Estate OF Charles fyilins-Contnued until
May 10
Estate OF Charles Observation-Disclosures until
Estate of Abner Ray--continued until May Is.
Estate Of William C.. Hiil-Order approving
Estate OF Joel Moch--Continued until May Is.
Estate OF John T. Alien-order sustaining OBJ
iectlons TO final account and granting leave TO
lie amended account
Guardianship of James Fares, minor-Con-
siuued until May -
Estate Of James L. Neison-Decree settling
final account ana dstsuRs
Estate Of Jane c. sssel-pecres settling fnsl
Estate Of James steel-pecree settling nnal
account
insanity OF Louis v. scheeder-order dis
charging defendant.
Order granting leave to sell interest in life in
surancs policy.
n. Haggermaker Va sapp s Lewis-proppsd
from calendar
\. p. Russ va Liverpool, London & Globe In
surance Company-Coatinued until May 81
oath Of II. b. lind a. deputy clerk; nled.
state OF Washington VS.. samuel knodss-As-
sault and battery: Jury trial; vesiict guilty.
state of Washington vs. Charles c. Fuller
Forfeiture OF bail taken and bench warrant il
sued for Fullers arrest
srrsRoR ccrKr-cssoRS. }.
". n. Russ vs.. Liverpool. London and Globe
Insurance Company - Transferred 70 Judge
Humes' department
Matt Hoopouen er al va Jack Egyert-Trans-
ferred 10 Judge Humez' department
ri Hssgermsker VS.. Sapp & Lewts-Trans-
frrre., 10 Judge Humes' department.
A. n Austin VS.. Day Bros~-Aosion tor new
lille Bushneu vs. William Z. Williams
Rrearh of promise: motion for nou-suit argued
and denied; Jury trial; pending.
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KscuLAPIANs' NEW OFFICERS.
Last Days Proceedings OF the State
Medical Society.

The State Medical Society finished iss three
days session yesterday. its principal business
being the election of Officers for the ensuing
year, chosen IS follows lust previous to the noon
hour:
President, Dr.. W. c. Wilson, of Port Town.
send: frs; vice president DR.. @. ". Libby. Of
spokane: second vice president Or. IL P, Tut
tie, of Tacoma: secretary. Dr. E. E. Heg. OF North
Yakima, treasurer, Dr.. J. B. Easieson, of Seattle,
and board OF censors. ORA r. IL Coe, OF Seattle,
chairman: H. II. Bell, Kelso; c. G. Brown, spo-
kane; J. j. Mckcne, Tacoma, and B. s Bragg,
wha,cosn. Dr.. J. W. waughur OF steilacoom,
was made trustee
A resolution was adopted authorizing the sp-
poinsmsus Of . committee 70 CONSIDER the adyss-
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JUMPED HIS BAIL.



ceny. disappeared.
The c. C. Fuller grand larceny case was called
for trial in Judge Humes' court yesterday, when
II was found that Fuller had Jumped his bail
and disappeared. A bench warrant was issued
for his arrest but IL 70 not likely that he win be
found.
Fuller was charged with stealing . gold watch
and some jewels from Marion Raymond, atlas
"Scabby the Scout . Notorious woman, with
whom he had been ON terms Of init
MACY. He took the iewelry from
her room ct the Eureka house, In the
month Of February, and claimed that she told
him to take IL and keep Il for her. She denied
having authorized him TO take her jewelry, and
procured his arrest, but when the case was
called for trial she had left the state She wrote
from Portland offering $500 If the prosecuting
attorney would dismiss the case, and declined
70 appear against Fuller, who was then in jail
The case was continued on account of the alb
oeuce Of Marion Raymond, her evidence being
material. and Fuller's bail was reduced to $50
cash bail, which Marion Raymond furnished
and forfeited.
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Nev suats Filed.

The following were among the new suits
begun In the superior court yesterday:
Addison Smith ct 81. Va Angus Mcdonald
Butt for e679. 50 balance due ON prcmissory note.
Psdley 4 Cram W. E. +. Murphy ct al-suit for
t23Al6 for goods sold.
George Duncan h Sons ". Seattle Crockery
Company-Suit for $633 80 for goods sold.
Herman Meyer W. Henry Schmidt-Suit for
ts97.s2 on two promissory notes.
Patrick Bros, Va Evan Cohn-Suit for $45l 95
for goods sold.
Harrington Smith VI D. W. Douthitt ct Al.
Suit for &5o4.N balance claimed for building
material furnished.
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THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
A Fighter Assessed osO-Fence Paintel
Rf0~A-

s. II. Tough paid . fine Of 80 yesterday in
Judge Rivers municipal court for giving s. B.
Gibson . sound thrashing. The men had pre-
viously quarreled on account OF the testimony
given by Gibson against LOugh's interests in Q
land suit The men met yesterday on the water
front, and after hot words Tough proceeded to
wipe up the wharf with Gibson. Odacer Stew
art Leckie discovered the scufhs and promptly
escorted the men to the police station.
Joseph Davis was fined so for An assault on
James Carey on Thursday night in front OF the
Peoples theater. Both are 'longshoremen.
Fred Hatfon was fined IS for painting adyer-
Using matter on fences without the consent Of
the owners.
T. E. Pathrick was taxed SO for peddlins
without license.
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DUES TO THE STATE.
Warrant for Large Amount Issued By
the City.

the City.
The state OF Washington recently recovered
Judgment sgainst the city OF Seattle On account
OF 10 per cent of all license fees. In August,
1885, the city paid the state S. o. after which il
failed to pay awaiting the result of sui; by the
state against the city OF Spokane on Q similar
issue The case was decided against the munic-
ipaiisy, and yesterday Attorney General Jones
applied TO Comptroller Ferris for the balance Of
the amount. amounting 10 $2S,s4as6 He had no
option in the matter, As no movement has been
made by the city TO institute proceedings in its
own behalf. the opinion being that further con-
test would only involve unnecessary expense
Mayor White raised an objection 70 issuing
ney general induced him to allow the warrant
10 run for nine months from date In order to
allow time for collection OF next years taxes
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Robbed an Indian.

Dan Sullivan. hard character, was fined $50
and sent TO Jail for thirty days yesterday By Jus
tice Neagle for sRatching so bill from Chad
George. an Indian from the Puyaliup res
ervation, who was exhibiting his surplus
wealth in the Mug saloon on Thursday night
Sullivan was arrested at the time by Officer
Glasscock and In court pleaded guilty to the Of
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WOO DEN WANTS DAMAGES.
Il Chinaman's Suit for o25. 900 for Los,
OF r Leg.

Woo Dsn, Chinaman, who lost leg by be-
ing run over BY q car on the Seattle Electric
Railway 4 Power Company, brought suit In the
superior court yesterday for $4,000 damages.
According to the complaint Woo Den signalled
the motorman on car bound from Fremont to
Seattle, on February 6, 1901, and when the car
decreased its speed for him to get aboard and he
started TO get on the front platform the motor
man carelessly. negligently and willfully Get
the car in full motion, causing Woo DEN to fall
beneath IL, and one of his legs was run over and
putation-
For the loss Of his leg Woo Den demands $15,-
600; for the pain and agony suffered he wants
5000, and for the loss OF time and expenses in
Cured by reason OF the accident 900, rs 900.
IN all
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A sEvEN-YEAR-OLD THIEF.
Pilferings Of . Bright Lad Lead TO n
Arrest

~
Harry Austin, boy7 years Of sges wh0ss well
known TO the police for his piliering propen-
sities, was arrested yesterday afternoon by ON
Ger Jackson for the theft Of . pair Of boots from
F. Condrsy's shoe shop. 1t the corner of South
Eighth and Dearborn streets
The boots were taken from the shop about Q
week ago, and yesterday Harry tried TO sell them
20 the keeper Of . japanese restaurant near the
shoe shop. The Jap recognised the boots - the
ones stolen from his neighbor, and took both
boy and boots TO the shop. Harry claimed to
have found the boots hidden under . sidewalk.
He vas arrested, however. by Onicer Jackson, to
whom he confessed that he was one Of party of
boys who burglariEed some tool chests at the
corner Of Ninth and Jackson streets. The boys
father gave bail for his appearance in the
municipal court today, and he was released.
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THE ASSESSORS REVENGE.


John Damol, Arthur l. Smith and Sam Gale
were each fined S. and costa yesterday by Jus.
tice Won Tobel for refusing to give their names
TO a deputy assessor in order TO avoid the pay
ment OF poll tax. All three men live on the
other side of Lake Union. near Latona, and v hen
the deputy came around declined to give their
names Damol and Smith paid their fines, but
Gale will spend Eve days in the county Jail
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Restrained His Partner.

Judge uchtenbers granted restraining order
yesterday, at the instance OF Herman Meyer. to
prevent Henry Schmidt from disposing Of his
goods until anal settlement can be had BE-
tween the two, who were formerly partnMs.
Meyer claims $ao7.6a On two pronissory notes.
The restraining order was mads returnable
NAY ID
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TOKLAS,
SINCERMAN
& CO,
717-1s-2l-2s FRONT 81.
SEATTLE, MAY .. 1901.

~SASS @s4sey -
Embroideries, yard after yard
of them. Boxes full and over
flowing. and with the high
water mark Of quality and the
low-water mark of price. Meet
pleasantly both your purse and
your good taste.
Manufacturers Samples. -
We bought them all at half
their cost. You have them at
the prices. Perhaps two or
three hundred different styles
Of buckles, clasps and slides
No two alike; all different.
Some jet; some steel or gilt or
pearl or shell. Too many diff
ferent sorts and shapes to tell
about. On sale today on tables
near the elevator. Never sold
anything near so good for twice
the prices. They run from Toe
to 75c each. Worth more than
a mere passing look.
A window full Of knit UNDER
wear third one from the cor
ner). showing in part of the
knit underwear stock. Gives
you slight idea of the whole
underwear department.
Remember what we said FIRST
of the season about the stir our
underwear department was 60.
ing to make?
Each weeks business larger
than the former one There's
the proof positive.
On table Immediately in front
of corset counter is display Of
imported French lingerie.
beautifully hand-embroidercd
and with all the extra qualities
Wesay that It IS marked nearer
the cost than you can get the
same goods anywhere on the
coast Even proportionately
lower than the muslin UNDER
wear. You know what that
means.
Do you understand all about
the corset department? We
believe not. There's, FIRST, the
quantity, more than any two
stocks in the city; there's the
quality, you don't need to be
told about that; there's the
prices, as low as good corscts
can possibly be sold for; and
we can fit any form. having all
the sizes and shapes in stock.
Whenever we say Royal
Worcester corset it means that
we are talking about the best
corset that ever was made for
the comfort and the wear Of
woman. They have all the
good words Of our lady GUS
toners and We can always rec
| ommend them without stint
Lady attendants at thecorset
counter.
Infants Wcar.-We can suit
almost any taste, and keep on
| good terms at same time with
your dollars. We have all the
stock-the slips, the robes.
caps, the cloaks. etc. See them
with the muslin underwear.
| Every day the mothers think
more and more four childrcn's
clothing department The con-
veniences, the comforts. tho
stock, all combine to win and
hold their favor. On second
floor = the one we have st
aside and arranged almost ex-
clusively for the ladies.
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.Mr. wiusiow's soothing syrup for chiidrea
Teethinrs soiteuy the gums, reduces tnnammar
ton, alIsys pain. cures wind collie y eenss
bottle
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AMUSEAENTS.
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THE MARVELLOUS cRAGos
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PRICES, soc and IL
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Reserved Seats 1t lis James stresk
Next Attraction, aRoLAND REED
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BIGGER, BETTER. BRIGHrERi
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week Commencing
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GRAND SCENIC EFFECTS.
STRONG CAST OF CHARACTERsi
AUDITORIUM
THE LATEST EUROPEAN NovELTIEss
MAsIIIrAs BROS. SrASIEY q Nxsox.
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Seats reserved SIX days In advance II box once
and 1t Lee 4 1chlumpfs drug store. corner SEQ
ond and Columbia s1xeetA Telephone. 606
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Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to
bring you satisfactory results, or in
case of failure a return of purchase
price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised druggist a
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption. 1t is guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of throat,
lungs or chest, such as consumption,
Inflammation of lungs, bronchitis,
asthma, whooping cough, Group
etc, etc. 1t is pleasant and agree.
able to taste, and can always be de-
pended upon. Trial bottle free al
John Y. MacRae's drugstore.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years we have been selling
Or. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, DR.. Kings -Jcw Life
Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not
follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. John Y
MacRae, druggist.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

Y SALE.-By virtue of AUTHORITY
conferred by a certain deed of trust eX-
ecuted on the 4th day of May, 1888. bv
Iatherine J. Mackay and j. j. Mackay
70 A. W. Haywood, trustee for the Life
IL -aral cG Comrany Of Virgiria, and
du y recorded II h. flee OF Ii ! Re ..s-
ter u Dee IS To1 vale County, N. C..
in Book "a, page, 1902, / will, on the 10Th
day of September, 1891, sell at public
cutlery. to the highest bidder, for cash.
certain lot or parcel Of land, living
and being in the county of Wake, State
OF North Carolina, situated in the
| northwestern portion of the city of Raj
eigh. North Carolina, and more fully
described as follows, viz:
Beginning at he intersection Of Boy
Ian ana Peace streets, runs thence east
along the south side OF Peace street to
Saunders street, thence south along,
the west line OF Saunders street to s
stake 521a feet north of johnson street,
thence west parallel with johnson
street $50 feet to stake; thence south
5215 feet to johnson street; thence
west along the north line of Johnson
street to Boylan street; thence north
along the east line of Boylan street to
the beginning, containing 3N acres,
more or less, and being lots Nos. 291,
292. 3C5 and 3o6, in the plan Of the CITY
of Raleigh, save and except about u OF
an acre on the southeast corner OF lot
No. 3O6.
Place of sale, County Corrt House
Door in Raleigh, n. G. Time of sale.
l2 o'clock, m.
A. w. HAYWOOD, Trustee for
The Life Insurance Co. of Va
aug19-tds.
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FOR EDUCA1 ORS.
An Offer to Sell the Famous and
Beautiful bingham School
Property.

The famous Bingham School has
been moved to Asheville, N. c.,
for private reasons that can can be
started on application. I will there
fore dispose Of all this desirable
school property, famed for its beau
ty, the healthfulness Of it's location
and its adaptability to military or
other school purposes. Situated
on the Richmond and Danville sys-
TEN, fifty miles from the State Cap-
ital, in the centre of the Sta. ;.
Nearly every one who has passed tt ,
location remembers it. Barracks,
recitation rooms, mess hall, furni-
ture, professors residences, bath
houses, &C., orchards, beautiful
lawn, $50 acres of productive land
l have spent over $4,000 improv.
ing the place. Will sell at greatly
reduced t,ise. Address,
Mrs. VIM. BINGHAM.
Bingham School, N. 9
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye,

The best salve in the world for
cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price 23
cents per box. For sale by John
Y. MacRae
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LEMON ELIXIR.
Pie asant, Elegant, Reiia BILE.


PIE asant. Elegant, Reiia BILE.
For biliousness and consumption
take Lemon Elixir.
For fever, chills and malaria,
take Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness,
and palpitation of the heart, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous head
aches, take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough
organic regulation, take Lemon
Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will
not fail you in any of the above
named diseases, all of which arise
from torpid or diseased liver
stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. H. MOI
LEY, Atlanta, Ga.
soc. and 500 per bottle, a
druggists,
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WAKE co. AT THE EXPOSI-
w TION.-Any citizen of Wake
desiring to aid in the Wake exhibit at
the Southern Exposition. to be held in
Raleigh, N. c.. can eposit any article
he wishes exhibited, at the drugstore of
Mr.. John Y. MacRae. of Raleigh, n
G. on the corners Of Wilmington, Mar
tin and Market streets. For further
Wake Forest. N. G.. aug19tf
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p. p. =. is the greatest blood
purifier of the age, the best of humor
remedies, cures every disease and
humor of the skin, scalp and blood,
whether itching, burning, scaly
pimples, scrofula or hereditary,
when all other remedies fail.
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Convincing Proof.
Jewellers Weebly.

Pat" Sure, tonne was invinted
in Ireland"
Jeweller-"Why do you think
so:"
Pat--"Begorra! d'yez be after
thinkin' its name would be O'Clock
if it didn't come from the ovid
sod:"
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NOTICE..

Sealed proposals for remcleliine and
enlarging the Court House in Oxford,
Granville county, ". c.. will be receiv-
ed until the 18th OF September, prox
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the office of the Register of Deeds IN
Oxford. ADDRESS proposals to Register
of Deeds, marked on envelope PRO
pcsal" The right to reject any Or all
bids is reserved. B. f. HESTER.
August %, 1891.
aug27-ti sep15.