davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

Sod SSldue, CT Hpttti til Chicago for Der at
opsrtaas Setierinscn al Ct, ganIi epans.
Iuth Reuiehes. SerrteO bar DR.. @tioner
bpa life i~ulSitauois pplsTt TN 5orbiueeIic
mss Bod SSIduo StpIcn. San iOmmcr I'll
Of Iric ncsIc Elmer uto SfoIeu boer llgs.
RAFT. GreriprS W euiaheo 8rpot'
Inn, q. ~, bar fciret fit 25sNars SubiIaum.
8aaoe ben uorite z nnpbe "a ben
i~preueoe air,e bar t~eIIuttet at iortlGttr Jor.
Observation-Disclosures Spuooeus 3 Tiitritter
bar tiIiammsu oalet 30 9eIegotsr, % ben
t~preueoe atrrr Ii9eiaa mango, til at ceItase
/ ct aolofpium, bopr 9iStusiiOnsn torment
meIis ioumrr til at oreie itg ON "SettuscIier
ipr iirtcIi3t Samarbeioe~.
BeueraIs Spuoben bar fra lite Npril
1889 I'll life Gprii 1891 bioraget $112, 645.21
til Sebningemisionru. SpnooeH opboIoer
1874 YisIiuuGrer / Suoien, % bar oesuoen
en- linen HisfoH / 9ibCria, %eitairiia.
SiI Bait. arauB's Gfterfolatr
iom RiSiiounr | Utah bar AuauitdunsS nuos
ocnS Misliousitprelic faloct Eait. y. 6ait /
8so Sing Riun.
SBnoag ben 14be Suni inocieocS
ben ipcult. lutb. 8etblebsms N~teuiabeos upe
airte / Riunsapolts. Rultor Sisblpnt
bolot Snopieliestulen
@eueroI Spnobsus IrG iteifcle
Ital FpttrS fra gettpSburG, 4n, til 8Glti'
more, No. Ter sr itdfiet ttIoeie 8runo til
3 Hpe 8pauinssr, buis aoTtenoe a~nIIaaes til
$4,000.
9ait s. g Soenge, Der ct aars lib
ipm 8iiar bar betIent greseo, Tio9epop %
anneitereoe Renigbsoer, bar M untaaet
8aIb fra Seraus Sails, Rinn., % IiaI til.
trade meo bet allsrigrite.
Zen prenebe6irfes R Ia Ito n g.
o mi lite falbte 4 al be uuoer aarsmgoet
oroiHerebc aanoibater til NtiSIionspirfioms
beo / Chicago.
Raft. 8. o. 8isoabI er p9iaa at MiSs
ii%orSfomiteen ialoet til at pirfe iom Mis-
iiourr | gbico9o. Soorpiot han antager
8aIost eller ei, pibes lille.
Zen une Spnooes Strife Crane
greet, Soma, betieut al &ait. 8. O. Nris,
bleu Den 9oe SuII inoOiet al Yoit. 3orserieu,
Soma 3iitritts &tce Tormauo.
Bait. 8. g. SEMEN al Den norIte
Spuuoe, t~ioIisere bOint / gilbert Sea, Miun.,
bar moota9et SaIo Iru Bait Sobauneisus
Weni8bcoer / Soma, % inoicrtes al BAN
ste Ssnong sfter 3refototgbeo. Bait. So,
b%anHeieu er M rciit til fit npe Salb
6resuo, California.
&anbioaterncS perati % 2eppr.
en- fra ben rorite Snnooes TrRiteItpIe e,
taloet til NiSiiurspirtiombeo noe paa Stile'
baps. Spiteu.
30 Sprpoea 8irter, ben enc / Sttcl
Totl gountp, % ben auoeu / Grant Gountn
Ninn, bes9e betlente al 8ait. 8. Tormanu
bIso upli9 tnooist al Riuneiota 9iItritt
forrettsnoe 8ormuHb, Bait. Btgrso.
8af II. g. y. 8 ommeisu q 8, Der blet
oroiHrret unoer Narsmsoet / 8enpon, e1
bIsosn inofsrt / tit upe aalb. Gresco, 8ioge,
tpuo % auueftercbe Rcnigbeoer. - 9en 7ot
3uli iioftIsoen G9tepteoes ban til Mii:
Ra8nbilo See / Gresco.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

20 Spnooea 8irtsr, ben enc / Otter
Toil gountp, % ben auoeu / Grant Gountp,
Ninn., bssse betlente At Yait. 8. Normanu,
bieo upli9 tnouist al Riuueiota 9iItritts
forrettsHoe 6ormuHb, Bait. 8IgrsO.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

&aubibaterueS perati % 9eoprs
en- fra ben norite Snnoocs Tr9iteItple er
taloet til Ytisiipuspirt iombeo noe paa Sttle.
bapssapIteu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

Bait. 8. g. SEMEN al Den norIte
Spupoe, tiblisere bOint / gilbert Sea, Minr.,
bar moota9et aaIo iru BAIT Sobauneieus
Mieni8bsoer / Soma, % iuofprtes al BAN
ste Ssnoaa efter 8rcfolot8beo. Bait. So
banueieu er M retit til fit npe aaIo i
6reSno, California.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

Zen une Snnooes Sirte | Crane
Greet, Soma, betieut al Gait. 3. q. NGis,
bieu ben 9oe SuIl inooiet al Yoit. 3urscrien,
Soma 3iitriits &icc 6ormauo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
8trfelige Gfterretninger

DIR. ". n. R%eibusr tiolisere tbeplcaif
grofesior psb Nnsultnna. z puoecns Stole I
Rod SSlaue, sr TIpttei til Chicago for Der at
opertaas 8etieninscr al Ct. Ianli epana.
Iuth. Reuieheo. Srrreo bar DR.. @tiener
BOG lie iulotauois pplsTt fin 5orbiueeIie
msS Bod SSlduo StpIcn. San fcmmcr I'll
Of Irie ucsIc Elmer utb GfoIeu bper llss.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

Raft. 8 o. 8i . a bI er p9iaa at WiiS.
iiousfomiteeu ialbet til at pirfe ipm Mis-
iiourr / gbicaso. Soorpiet ban anta9er
8aIoet eller ei, pibes lille.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

Den preneoe8irtes mission g.
falbts 4 al be uuoer aarsmeoet
orbiusreoc aanOibater til MiSiionspirfioms
beo / Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

Raft. goeriprS 8rcpt'
Inn, q. y, bar fciret fit 25' aars SubiIaum.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

Raft. 8. g. Soenge, Der ct Wars lib
iUm 8iiar bar beijent greseo, Rio9epap %
anneitereoe Renigbebsr, bar MI untaQet
6nle fra 6eraus Sails. Rtnu., % iial till
trGoe meb oct alsriprIte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

SBnoag ben 14be sunni tnerteocs
ben ipsuit lutb. Setblcbems NieniabeoS me
airte / Wiunsapotis. Ruitor Sleblcnt
holot SnbpielieStalen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

Published even Tuesday and fhAsy subsehp-
Hen price. In advance. pr year, so. sS month.
no; three months, 100. postpaid or delivered BY
rzffisr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

Richard Watson Glider editor Of The
Century, Il thin and slight, with long
gray hair, piping rcody voice, deli.
cate features and manner Of nervous
modcsty. lie looks che last man alive
10 have won such very great prize as
tho cdltorshlp Of The Century, which
came about In this wise; When quito
young Mr. Glider started n small pub.
llcation, Golden Days, or something Of
the sort, II was bought by Tho Cent
ury company, and its editor, who had
Ind the good luck to win DR. Hollands
approval, was made that gcntlcmans
assistant A few years later DIR. Ilol.
land died, and tho directors Of the On.
tcrprisc honorcd his memory by put.
ting young Glider In his place.
Mr. elders 1anctnm l. the hand.
soonest IN New York-in fact. alto.
gcihor USihctic II has an open gre-
place, brus andirons, with rugs,
hanging, drapcries aud picture. In the
highest style Of art. II Is full Of greens
at Christmas, of iiowen az Easter. In
II Dir. Glider Is altogether charming
His vito Is muchinorc substantial look.
Ing than ho Is. she u n cousin Of Nh.
Grover cleyoland-honcc the intimacy
between tho two families. Mrs. Glider
Is also much given TO art, and spends
much timc at tho brush, especially In
summer, when she /, at Marion, Mass.
where hor husband has had built for
her studio Of big granite blocks which
l. said to be tho most unique In Amer
tca-Epoch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

II takes tho financial experts long
time to decide whether we have had
panic. The consensus Of opinion seems
to be that IL we have had, 1t was very
little one. But many believe tho worst
Is not yet over and there are hard times
ahead. Large firms are failing daily
and tho feeling Is rhaky one.
The feeling VI uncertainty Is what
starts panics often. Firms that have
speculated beyond their means must 10
under. but II the rest Of the world keeps
its head on there "a no reason why the
rest Of the world should 20 under too
Earth. air and sky are here just as thoy
were before. and there Is just as much
money In tho country.
The wori; possible thing anybody can
do at any time IL to get scared and lose
his wits so don't allow yo,rssli TO BE-
scared. Hang on and keep cool I'LL the
laat Don't 90 In debt. and II you aro In
debt already pay what you owe at once.
Keep little money by you. but not 70
very much. Pay for everything as You
go, 50 as to circulate a. much money ~
possible. Live quietly. hopefully. and
don't look forward TO losing yonr en-.
ploymcnt or having eomo dreadful co.
iamity overtake you in tho hard times
People are very apt to gc. what they
look for. and what they dread most
comes upon them. Don't dread any.
thing. not oven death.
Cultivate on principle spiri, OF hopc.
fnlncSs and trua;fulncss. II. after you
have done your best and bravcsi, and
dealt on tho square by all your fellow
men. the worst still comes TO you. set
your teeth together AID 20 through it
like man. The wors; will not last nj.
ways. and after II Is over tho good that
follows will 30 better than any good
that came to you before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

Mr. Isaac D. Glocr Ia man Of ordi.
nary sire, weighing about 100 pounds
but he Is tho head OF family that
weighs In aggregate numbers 1900
pounds, aud there are only four chill.
drcn and six In family. Mr.. Glocr
lives In Bowman, Ga, and Is conso.
quontly u near noighbor.
Here is the way Il comes about; Mr.
l. d. Gloor, the old man, weighs about
100 pounds; hls vito weighs 300
pounds, while his children como as FOL.
lows; his son lsham weighs 100 pounds
Joseph weighs 800 pounds; Mary, 300
poundsi David, 800 pounds, which
makes a total OF 1900 pounds for a
family Of six persons. Athens Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

Cultured nothcr-Did you write to
tho tailor about that suit OF clothesi
Small son--Ye-, ma hcrc's the let
ter
q. M-Mccyl you've spelled suit
SCOT.
$. S,-Isn't that righti
@. MOI course not. SCOT Is tho
black stun.
5. S,--Thase clothes aro Of black
stun.
&. A.-But SCOT Is the black stun
that gathers In a chimney. The word
you should use Is suit IL comes
from tho French and means sot.n
s. S.--But these clothes don't set.
That's why wo'ro sending 'em back. 90
Good News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

Emmenaite Is terrible now explosive
10 DO added TO tho inventions which
will by and by mako war 40 destructive
that the nations will DO afraid to 20 into
1t. and for that very reason We shall
have universal peace. Within tho last
few years some tremendous new explo.
siyos have been discovered. among them
chemical compounds from tho plcrates.
CELEBRATES and other substances En-.
monsito was invented by an American.
Dr. Stephen H. EmmenA His com.
pound has rs high explosive power as
dynamite and can DO fred from a gun.
Moreover, It cannot DO exploded by fric-
ton, and is only set fro TO by actual
flame. The navy department has been
experimenting with ommenSite for some
time, and its qualities now appear to DO
No valuable that special gun is to DO
built for testing 1t further. Tho in.
ventor Of emmonsite claims that II one
shell containing n hundred pounds OF 1t
could DO dropped upon tho deck Of the
largest msn-of-war afoat the vessel
would be destroyed.
II some OF our highly educated and
ornamental army and navy officers eau
10 spared to help prepare for tho Co
lumbar fair at Chicago. let them 20.
They have the education, the brains and
the system and discipline that will en-.
able them to give valuable aid A few
VI them are also llnguista
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

~ genuine woman In this country 10
safe anywhere" eloqucntly remarks Rev.
DR.. Talmage Might one AJAX II Rev.
DR.. Tahnage ever saw counterfeit
woman?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

Tho Farmers Alliance has organiza.
tons In thirty-hye states A year ago It
had not a member outside Of tho south.
ern states. This remarkable movement
OF tho agricultural population started in
the south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

a beautliying wash Take equal
parts Of white tanfey and rhubarb wa.
Ter, and to every half pint add two
drains Of sal ammoniac. Tho fluid /.
applied with feather or hair pencil
three or four times day TO plinplcs OF
letters on any part ei the body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

A Frenchman, NJ. Bollcs, has invented
calculating machine, one has only to
turn a wheel when this wonderful piece
OF mechanism will add, multiply or di.
vide any number Of figures up to fifteen
llnaA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

II was on Back hay street. A
rngamuhin picked up a faded chrysan.
thomum from the sidewalk. lie ran
up TO a gentleman passing by. go,
u pin, mister" Tho gentleman saw
the Arabs ambition TO 90, tho fiowcr
on tho lapel OF his coat and obliglngly
pinned Il ON for him Boston Trans.
script.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

Asato 20 p-ss Magazine. The ehesp,a sua tss, In
the country, specially valuable AL refer 81 eufrsn;
history Price. per volume u 70 humb,rs, $40. per
rear. st.so. mailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20
bESBUET EVENING NEWS.

Published svery day creep, Sunday 1t sp m.
subserirsioo price, IN Advance. roo PEI year s.oe
PEI month. Is cents YER week postpaid or delivered
By arrer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-04
CITY NOTICES.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE
j N a a

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE
~ year A ID 1891.
Whereas. the assessment roll for the city of Ga
attic for he year A. ID. 1891. with certificate OF
it, correctness signed by the city assessor which
said roll - ru Of ali the real and personal prom
eriy within tie city taxable for state or county
purposes with true Vs.ualiOn thereof has been
Ia my lice such clerk. received by me this
3uth day OF July, A. D. 1891; and,
Whereas the board of equal zatiOn as required
by Tie treehoiders charter, has been appointed;
therefore,
Notice Is hereby given that said board of eouali-
cation Will meet in the chamber Of the board Of al
dermen, in the city of Seattle, ON Monday August
10 a. j. 1891. 10 hear and determine ali COM
plants respecting the va uAtion Of property fixed
by The assessor in such roll said board OF eouait
zatlon VIII meet at 10 o'clock a of said day and
remain ia session. with hours intermission az
moon, urtil o clock p OF said day, and so on
from day 10 day for he period Of two weeks from
said August 10, A ID. 1891
II. ". MILLER,
Clerk of the City OF Seattle
Date OF hrst publication. July 81, A. ID. 1891
TMFOU&DED STOCK At AUCTION-TTyFs
l. dAy, August the eleventh lith). 1891 IA fron,
OF police headquarters. corner Fourth and Terrscs
streets a. 10 a "a =, 1 viii sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash to pay expense az i'm,
pounding and keeping the following described
stgcE tu-yrit.
feet - $50 "NA'o ~
one bay horse colt, one year of age
forehead
The owners ofthe above described animals are to
lie uAAnoWn. BOLTON RO0ERS.
Chief Of Police. Seattle
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK-sEATrIk
" Washington July Doth 1891

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK-SEATTM
" Washington, July 10Th, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the James Sree
Construction Company has made application toSA
city council OF the city of Seattle for franclD3
wit;
Commencing upon and at the intersection OF D
Forrest and Oak streets In the city of Seattle k4
county Washington, and running thence aion&
through and upon OAK street to Case street. Themes
along through and upon Case 10 Walnut street,
thence along through and upon Walnut streetH
81 Laurence Main street Also Commencing 4
the beginning of Lingaid street on the south line
broadway, second addition 10 the city Of SeaEtA
King county. Washington, and running then0o
along through and upon said Lingard street TO Hk
ven street; and also commencing az the intersse
tion OF Broadway and Barclay streets in said Gig
OF Seattle, and running thence east along said Bar
clay street To Remington avenue. thence along
bennington avenue 10 McClaire street: tnenoe
north along said McClare street to Willow street:
thence east along said Willow street and Willow
street EXTENDED 10 Milwaukee street; thence aon4
Milwaukee street 10 Carroll street and Carroll
street extended TO the north line of Albion Hegno
anqlton 20 the city of Seattle and through the ae
IN block % of Yesler & McGilvras' addition to The
city OF Seattle and that the city council OF the Gig
OF Seattle does by board of aldermen concurrem
resolution, N. IL, determine that franchise e
construct and operate street railway along ano
upon the above designated route in the city OF -
attic should be granted and offers 10 grant sac
franchise 10 the person. company or corporaLlos
who will pay the greatest sum for said franchise.
Therefore sealed bids VIII be received by the
undersigned, clerk of the City of Seattle, or -
fore Friday, August I, a. d. 1891, at O'Clock p ma
when the board Of aldermen and the house q
delegates in Joint session assen bled said day
at 1880 O'Clock p. m, the city hail. viii pn@
licly open and read such bids. and proceed 70 10
termine the highest bidder.
said bids must be accompanied by certihed
check PAYABLE TO the order OF the city comptrolies,
for amount equal 10 at least 10 per cent Of ~
amount bid, and ths amount of said check shall -
forfeited an a % said city in case the success
fuI bidder a.i aii - nay the amount of his Die
within thirt Sys after the acceptance Of tfD
The city CT % reserves the rghs to reject any
and all bids, refuse to grant a franchise
for part @ f3ute for which said applce
tlnn mad
(Sgned) II. W. MLLEE,
Clerk of the City of seattiA
Date Of hrst panliS zion, July 20, A. D. 1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-04
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS COR
~ ner sixth aud Pike streets, seattle: an kinds
cemetery work on shortest notice; designs fur
nlShed On application.
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NOTICE ro coxrRAcroRs.

NOTICE TO CONTROVERSIAL PRO
~ posals viii be received by the board OF public
Wednesday. August II. 1891. for the furnishing to
said city of Seattle of a police patrol and signal
booths. iifseen Isl wall signal boxes a central
office outfit, able ontht and twenty 12o) miles
Of No 10 weaiherproof insulated wire, all complete
and in place. The whole TO be set up complete
ready for actual service within ninety 800 days
from the signing of the contract to secure which
satisfactory bond in the sum Of one thousand dol
lars must be fled by the successful bidder with
said board, said amount 70 be forfeited in case OF
failure TO comply with the foregoing conditions.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the outside in suita-
bic manner for identification. .
The board reserves the right TO reject any anu All
-'' O'ei +. w d. HoLBRooK. secy.
First publication, July 30, 1891.
T HAVE SOME FIRsT-CLAsS SCRAPER
l. and dumpcar work, filling in bridges on North
ern Pacific railroad. w. c. Davie, liz Ientn
street. Tacoma
- hereby given that sealed bids to furnish to
Washington state Reform school all the suppnes
needed during the six months following the ietting
OF this contract The supplies TO be furnlsheo IN
such quantities and at such times as they may be
ordered. Samples Of all articles except dry goods
must accompany the bid. Bids will be received at
the Office of the board OF trustees at Chehalis.
Washington. up to o'clock on the twenueln gay
of August 1891 The right TO reject any on an
bids is reserved List of articles 10 be fuLnished:
Meats-Beef mutton, ham, bacon, pork; veal
Groceries-Apples fdredl peaches [driedb oaking
powder royal, beans, corn lcanneaJ, Peacnes
tcannedl, tomatoes Icannedl. peas tcanneuJ, Deans
fcanned cinnamon, catsup, corn meal, craCAers,
coffee, dried peas. fiavoring extract, nou "a. se
sugar, lard, mustard molasses, nutmeg oat meal
pepper pickles, raisins, rice. Soda starch Yea,
vinegar, brooms Dry goods Samples can os seen
the office of the board of trustees-olo g0id can
ton flannel, blue denim overalls. blue denim oouse
plaid shifting, suspenders, shoe laces
ing toweling bows suits boys caps, boys socks,
boys shoes handkerchief material Hardware-
axes. handles. clothes pins. hat hooks, nre snow
line. Democrat spring wagon Feed1nay, oats.
straw. Understanding. planking ouiolng mate
slate pencils blank books blotters, rubber bands,
tablets, envelopes, paper motel. paper lfoolscapb
]. w GOODELL. Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-04
MISCELL ANGUS.

MISCELL
CRYSTAL BATHS-YESLER AVFNUE RE-
y tween Third and Fourth streets Baths re
duceG 20 - cents ~
" , Buy FOR CASH SECON D-HAND FUR
" niture 10 any amount Frederick & Nelson
l,3lS second
TICK ETG TO ALI POINTS BY RAIL
y IN II = read IS 10 SIS cheaper than
the regular rates, tickets bought and sold: tichets
guaranteed Richardson a Co, Ills second street
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.


THE FIRM OF j. @. MCLEAN 4 co: HAS
i been dissolved by the retirement or W. L.
Peck Mr. Mclean will continue the business, as
Stunning the accounts of the late nrm
W. L. PECK.
Seattle Wash, July %, 1891
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between u.s.
the undersigned Thomas Earle and James Well
hngton Macleod, carrying on business in the state
of Washington as railroad contractors and general
merchants with head Office in the city of Seattle
King county under the style and firm name of
Earle & Macleod was on the Both day of July A
d. 1891 dissolved by mutual consent. Thomas
Earle will assume all assets and liabilities the
SAID firm and receive all moneys payable to said
firm. THOMAS EARLE,
j. w. MACLEOD.
Seattle. July 80, 1891.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore subsistng between us, the under
signed, Ferdinand TokIas Paul Singerman and J.
Il. MacDougall, carrying business at Seattle
King county Wash. under the style and firm name
of Toklas, Singerman & Co.. on the 18th day
of July. A ID. 1891, dissolved by mutual consent,
and that the business in future will be carried on
by 1.-The MacDougall q Southwick Company" q
corporation, which will pay and discharge all debts
and liabilities and receive all moneys payable to
said late firm. FERDINAND TOkLAS,
PAUL SINGERMAN,
J. B. MAcDOUGALLL
Dated at Seattle this 18th day of July, 1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-04
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.

CARMICHAEL, STIRLING d TO-, LAND
y scaIe gardeners plans and estimates furnished.
Box 394, city.
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EDCCITIONAL.

NVANTED-PRIvATE INSTRUCTION N
w Latin and Greek ADDRESS Greek, Post-lntel-
Nrencer
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COUNTY NOTICES.


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF KING
~ county, Wash.-<otice is hereby given that
beard Of commissioners of King county. SIT
ting a. board of equalization, VIII be in session
for three q weeks from the date hereof for the
purpose of equalizIng the tax roll OF 1891
All taxpayers claiming abatement: of tax are
hereby notified TO appear on or before Saturday
august ~, 1897, or be forever barred
Dated at Seattle, this Sd day of August A n
1891. i. A. TWICHELL,
County Auditor and ex-oficio Clerk of board of
County Commissioners
COUNTY TREASURES NOTIrF-TuE
" county treasurer of King county washington
viii pay on presentation all outstanding warrants
drawn on the county fund of said county besrine
cate prior TO and including warrant No. 77gg
dated June 8 1891 0'
Also ali warrants drawn against the school fund
Of district No in said county hearing date prior
- and including warrant No. 445 dated March 10
1891. -
20 interest will be paid on such warrants alter
this date BYRON PHFI,pss
Dateu July 20, 1891. County treasurer.