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BURGLARS Captured.
i'SSed a b. & 0. Il. n sasO-A paprorou,
MnlC

''''0ed n b. & o. II. n sasO-A Dangerous
s. Mule.
H,,a h'pd'eh 10 he Intcaigao1.
u AiEr'SsRuR5, W. Va, June.7.-T. F.
Hp'1derson, N William Long and Frank
Waters the burglars who broke into tho
: ,-e'a Tho BIO. railroad ticket office at
t. s' faw' on last Saturday night, were
wv fought to this city last night by De-
4 t.;,'ves q Stone and Hutchison, Of the B.
g, "a, service. service. The officers had been af-
nd 1s,9 a.5 ever since the robbery occur
bij;isa anq yesterday evening found them
TS TTiaihs in woods near Harper's Ferry.
tcS cyy got SIS in money and 4 number oi
l.yir.. Daak Morrow, q prominent farmer
V,s n Arden district, this county,
inc no Il; t1;,'lWa from smuls yesterday | hay.
"g broken, and was otherwise in
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Tried to KIN Hersolf.

NEw YoRx, June Mrs. Gail Bar
ton, 20 years old, wife Of the manager
of the Casino Theater, shot herself in
the breast shortly before midnight last
night at her home, 357 Western Boule-
ward. The weapon was a rusty, light
calibre revolver and the bullets in
ficted only slight aesh wounds. She
was arrested for attempting suicide and
arranged in the Harlem Police Court
this morning. She says she shot her
self accidentally, but others say that
Jealousy led her to shoot herself
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LONDON, June None Of the omni-
buses of the general company or OF the
road car company arc running. Private
vehicles, for which high rates are
charged, are kept busy. John Burns
was arrested on "hus" to-day while
trying to persuade the driver TO leave.
Burns was released, but he will prob
ably be summoned for trial.
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ANARCHISTS SUPPRESSED.

The anarchists attempted to make a
demonstrationth this Afternoon. in front OF
the Montmartyre Basilica. Two hun
dred men carrying banners and numer-
Gus wreaths assembled near the Basilica
for the purpose Of laying votive wreaths
on the spot where the Varlin commun-
lists were shot in 1871. The police
stopped the paraders and tried to seize
their wreaths. Tho ensuing tumult
alarmed the crowd Of worshippers with
in tho Basilica, and the services were
suspended until quiet outside was re-
stored, The police succeeded in dis
persing the anarchists, six OF whom
were arrested.
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THE HARRISON PENSION.
why 1t Was So Long Delayed Explained b,
tho Comnlissioner.

"hg ~ W 10 81 AsoAb AS1AtASN w e4NNFh -
the Commissioner.
WASHINGTON, June The Commits
siorer of Pensions was asked for state
ment in regard tcIieYspaper dispatches
from Chicago concerning the pension
claim Of Mrs. Elizabeth I. Harrison,
widow Of tho Presidents brother, Archi-
bald ]. Harrison, lieutenant-colonel OF
the Twenty-seventh Indiana v yolunteers
These statements set forth that the
pension was granted upon the declara-
tion that Lieutenant Colonel Harrison's
death resultedfrom consumption. which
he contracted while serving his country
in the efeld; that the claim was for
warded to Washington and placed on
file in the Pension Office early in Presi.
dent Arthur's administration, and
though it was backed by General Har.
rison and many other politicians OF
note the Commissioner OF Pensions re-
fused to allow it.
Commissioner Baum asserts that the
ipefisf6H was nofs gfahteduntil now be-
cause the chain of evidence was not
completed and produces letter OF Pom
sion Commissioned Black to sustain his
assertion.
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New York, June 7.-Congressman
William L. scott's latest purchase, inn
ported Aerolith, by Nougat, out of As
tree, secured through the Tattersale
company at the breaking up of NJ.
Lupin's stud in France, TO succeed
Bayon dor in tho Pennsylvania Con-
gressman's stud, was to have left for the
Algeria farm yesterday afternoon. The
horse cost 5000 in France.
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CAT our on THE BAG.
Tho DacIter of the Fight Against d
Brooks Is Woman.

Tho Baclter Of the Fight Against Dr.
Brooks is n Woman.
New YoRK, June 7.-Ithas leaked out
that DR.. De Costas' hacker in the fight
against Phillips Brooks, is q Miss
Chevallier, editor of The Magasine Of
Truth. She was an ardent "Christian
Scientist" and soon after she came
here she organized a society Of which
Herbert Newton was made the head.
When DR.. Newton took up the cause of
the Peoples Municipal League, Miss
Chevallfer broke with him and has had
a good deal to say against him since. It
is said her name is kept back because it
will carry no weight with it.
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QUEENSTOWN, June 7.-Arrived, Alas
ka, New York.
HAvRE June 7.-ArrivCd, Bretagne,
Now York.
HANngRa, June 7-Arrived, Scan
dinavia, BALTIMORE.
NEw YoRK, June 7.-Arriyed, steam
ers La Champagne Hayre; Italy, Liy-
erpool
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WE czAR sNups FRANcE.

Baron Mohrenheim, Russian Ambas-
sador to France, at the request OF
President Carnot, sounded the Gar
as to how he would receive an
invitation to visit Paris. It is reported
that the Gear responded by yasking Baron
Mohrenheim whether the Nihilist
colony in Paris has disappeared since
the murder OF Gen. Seliyerstof. The
snub was keenlyf felt at the Elysee.
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ROME, June Tho cities Of yerona
and Manter were shaken by an earth
quake to-day. Many houses were dam
aged. An invalid lady was SO badly
frightened by the shock that she died.
Lombardy, venetia and part Of Tus-
cany were visited early this morning by
repeated shocks of earthquake.
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APECU11AR TRAGEDY.

An Old Soldier Kills Himself with a Load
He Intonded for tho Rebels,
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 7.-Henry
Ezekiel, a Grand Army man, killed him
self here to-day with the load which he
last nut in his musket during the war.
He had been drinking heavily on his
pension money, and when he went
home eaElv this morning he kissed his
little girl goodbye, went into another
room and shot himself.
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FATrENEp For DINNER.
Experience of a Negro Among Uppe
Congo Cnnnibnls.

Experience Of Negro Among Upper
Congo Cannibals.
LONDON, June 7.-aIaior Wissman is
knocking obout Europe on three
months furlough, with two negro ser
wants. One OF the negroes has an inter-
esting history. He was a member of a
peaceable tribe on the Upper Congo.
Taken captive by another tribe, who
were eannibals, he was being fattened
for the pot to which several companions
In better condition had already been
consigned, when Arab slave traders
made a raid on the village and carried
of the Inhabitants, including their in
tended dinner. The poor fellow was
taken 70 the east coast and sold to a
Zanzibar merchant, who afterwards pre-
sented him to Major Wissman. He has
accompanied the Major in all his East
Africa campaigns, and e faithful and
Intelligent X ig said, however, that he
can never pas butcher shoW without
shuddering, reminding him, ~ it does,
Of the cannibai orFies Suchis the
story told by Lieutenant Bumillef, the
Majors aide-de-camp.
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AJEALoUs HUSBAND.
Shoots His wlfe's Alleged Parnmour n
His Child, and Commits Suicide,

SALT LAKE Cry, UTAH, June I'm q
fit of jealousy, caused by suspicious
conduct on the part of bis wife.
Sam Liday. restaurant-keeper, to-day
shot her alleged paramour, John
Kirby, night yardmaster of the
Rio Grande Western, his own child,
aged five years, and after firing shot at
his wife turned the pistol on himself
and committed suicide. Kirby will die,
the ball having gone through both lungs.
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FrxDLAY, o., June 7.-The flint glass
works in this city were, destroyed by
fire early this morning. Loss, Ss5, 900;
insured for S65,OOO. One hundred and
fifty men are thrown out Of employ
ment,
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A BLooDLEss DUEL,

Catulla Mendes fought duel to-day
with NJ. Hubert, editor of Gil Bias. The
The weapons were pistols and two shots
were fired by both men, neither ofwhom
marc hit
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CoNsrANrIxopIE, June Ut is be-
lieved that the most Of the Kirk-K Kilissia
brigands who recently seized number
of'railway travellers have come to this.
city unobserved, thinking they viii be
safer here than at Kirk-Kilissia.
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jured so TINT his recovery is considered
doubtful. The same mule threw his
nephew, Logan Kilmer, on Friday, and
broke his shoulder cap.
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The Republicans have many good
men who can defeat any OF the prospec-
tive Democratic candidates, but their
strongest man, think, is Congressman
Atkinson, Of Ohio county. He is young.
He is a good speaker, o tried, solid, pro.
gressive citizen, and the best organizer
IN the State. He would honor the posi-
ton and be lasting credit to the State,
His brilliancy would be further en-
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STATE DEVELOPMENT.
sample of tho Solid Work Being
Done Everywhere.
7gg BUcEHlNNON ASSOCIATION

=. Busincss FootinG---The Meeting
saturday, and Our New Inland City
.,ororec Ahcad---Morc than Enough
s,ock Taken go Interesting Meet
,,,. Held Saturday and Saturday
Night
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MR. CAMDEN.

Ex-senator Camden was here with a
E,ldmore & Ohio party headed by Vice
President Lord, who was SO much
pleased with the outlook that he sub.
snbel TO the association's stock and
xas followed by others OF the party.
Nf. Camden was one Of the original
movers. lie was unable to be present
Yesterday, but he leftword to say to the
people that he was in it to stay and see
itthTough.
Another meeting will be held July s,
a which time also the State Educa-
G!onal Association will be in session.
BlckhannOn wants the military en-
campment held here, offers a beautiful
spot, and expects to win the pr!ze. A
Creamery with a capacity TO take daily
The milk Of five hun dred COWS has been
located, and work begun on the founda-
ton Of the building. Chicago parties
ana home people are furnishing the
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q
5eyelopnent movement The trustees
= tbo Land Trust Association met to
sesr reports from the officers and to lay
art nlans for the future. 1t had been
,rnoupced in the prospectus that the
.n for the first monthly installment
IN stock subscriptions would be made
ybsn ZOO shares had been sold. Sub
griptions had nearly reached that
.moupt, and Levi Leonard, Of this
Si5Se, one 5f tiiJ Pr1FFiii'aFEs men 81 Fs-
.bpr county, increased his subscription
a0o. making the required sum and
something over.
ENCOURAGING REPORT.
Dr, Newton, secretary, reported that
srb.crip,ions were coming in steadily,
PARTICULARLY from the neighborhood and
surrounding counties. 1t was decided
IN srrapge at once for laying out the
Io,s and making a suitable plat for the
jistribution and lot sale, which will be
beldabout the middle OF October. The
secretary reported also correspondence
WITH number Of manufacturing indus
trics with regard to locating in Buck
bspRon. These include tanneries, pulp
and paper mill and wood working estab-
E,hmenis. The association has not
been in position to enter into contracts
With these concerns, but now that the
Undertaking is an assured success there
will be no further hesitation.
PROGRESSIVE CITIZEN.
There was great rejoicing in town
Wien the situation OF affairs became
known, and at night an enthusiastic
meeting was held in the court house.
M. Charles Burdett Hart, president of
the association, was aske to address the
meeting which he did in a very satis-
iactory business talk. AIr. Hart was
followed by Major D. D. I. Farnsworth,
gho said tha; up to this time he had
held bacS, not being convinced that the
enterprise would succeed Now he saw
how the tide was coming in and he
wished 10 be in the swim. He
added that he knew Buckhannou
WnId go ahead faster than ever under
hT impulse, and when tho States
co@es to have a lawful capital, as it has
no. now, Buckhannon would be se-
lealei. In conclusion, he said that he
was rot in position to show his faith as
strongly US he would like, but he would
like, but he would subscribe for So, 900
worth Of stock. The announcement
vas received with cheers. Captain
Phillips followed and others Joined to
show Buckhannon's belief in herself.
Thus far Buckhannon holds stock to
The extent Of about $4,000, and will
take more.
Mr.. CAMDEN.
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For West Virginia, and Western PennsylyanlA
and Ohio, fair, warmer, variable winds
TrSfPERArURE SATURDAY,
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COL. LEBEL DEAD

Col. Lebel, the inventor Of the Lebel
rifle, is dead.
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Ts ,59s 1aE9,ss9 salss! BY C. seansPi dFasssE ODsA
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iCCOI MINIS.

/ II PARSONS, TO- SEATTLE BLOCK
- Books of public officials corporations adj
ILLUSTRATORS. firms ana individuals examined
orened or closed Statements made therefrora
Advice given Partnership settlements business
eerresponde zee and general agency conducted
References furnished
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ltHARLYS r. RLACKBU kN-PRA CTTCAL
y mining geoioSist will examine and renorr on
tie condition and value OF any mining property in
The state Precious metal mines a Spp.i atty
Nearly twenty Years experience. moderate
charges: sH work guaranteed Mining nvesr-
ments-StaUistcs prove that systematic mining
gives larger profits on the investment than any
other legitimate business known Capitalists seek
ing investments are invited 10 submit propStlons
I an supply rare bargains. There : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
minera, wealth right here ia Washington An
communications cheerfuily answered Core
ing Subjects Address. North Bend, King county
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LEGAL NOTICES.

rnr
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S OfrrMLA
y United States OF America, Dstrics OK ~ N
ingtou, sS By virtue of "A venditioDi exPosss.s.
me directed, issued under the seal OF inc 1890
court Of the United states for the northern ds -
OF the district OF Washington, al the SUI ~
l nited states againS. The schooner tiorets;, -
tackle, apparel, etc am commanded % - "a
said schooner Florence" her tackle appatss 80 -
IN accordance with a decree dated AZ oes
August !. 1891 $40 A..
hereby give public notice that on the 24tn ~
OF August, a ID 1891 at the hour OF l.Sv ~,
IN the afternOOn,at LOuch and johnson "a -
near Schwabaeher's wharf, at seattle "a e. = ~
trict VIII sell the said schooner ioLetsss -
tackle: apparel, etc. 10 the highest cs1asf foi
Eayable at the time Of said sale. ..,,ox-v
Tnitcd states MarshsL
Dated this 9th day of August 1891
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F. w. n. HOLBRoOR, Secretary
First publication August Is. 1891.

NOTICE To PROPERTY OWNERs-yOTIcg
~ is hereby given to all persons concerned shat
all thistles within the limits Of the OF Seattle
must be cut down or otherwise destroyed Any
owner or occupant OF inhabited premises, or any
owner or agent of unoccupied rreuni,e who shall
suffer thistleS 10 grow upon such premises, or ia
frUnt OF or abutting upon any premises owned Or
occupied by him or them, or for which he %
they are agents, BY ordinances Sl9 Of the city II
seattle may be proceeded against for maintarlS
a nuisance. The above mentioned ordlnan0 vi
be strictly enforced and all persons are hszy
given notice OF such enforcement
BOLTON ROGERS
Dated August IA 1891 Chief Of Pulio
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ROOMS md Ho4ED.

ROOMS md Ho4KD
L'oR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM WITH on
without private ooATd: terms reasonable
Apply $40 James street
L>OR EFNT-ROoNS. SINGLE OR EN- Sr-IT-t-.
Il only nrSi-ciaSS boarding. house IN the cry
i.uoS seventh street, corner Madison. Refer
eDcs required
LNIRSECIASS FANNY BOARD. ROOMS
l single OF en- suite: references given and 70
Gn'ffi; no small children NendCnle hotel Front
---
REMOVALS.
pEAoNAL NuTICF-JoHN " RUMSFY
II real estate. removed 10 SIS Second street
room a5
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COUNTY NOTICES.

GALL FOR BIDS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT
" hxtures-Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals, to be accompanied by samples Of IA
teriaI ana designs of fixtures, for the furnshias
and putting up of electric light fixtures throushesi
the SnohomiSh county courthouse, at snohomsa
tty, ash, according to the plans and specincS
tons on file in the commissioners ofifA
will he received by the board of comms
ia said county until August 20, AZ O'Clock p N
at which hour said bids will be opened.
Such proposals must be accompanied ny cerlF
fed check in the sum Of three hundred dollars 7?
De forfeited TO Snohomish county by the suceessli
bidder in case he fails 10 enter into coniracl
good and sufficient bond in the fun sum of the CO
tract price within five days from date of award
No bid viii be received or considered unless y
companled by sample OF material 10 be USED
construction. and detailed description and eaia
design, or by sample OF the fixtures theHlseve1
The board reserves the right 10 rejecf any -
all bids.
Dated at Snohomish. August 5. 1891.
BY order of the board of county commsslop0
OF Snohomish county. GEO. c. RUFF,
County Auditor and ex-officio Clerk OF Board
CALL FOR BIDS FOR HEATING coUsr
" house. Notice is hereby given that sealed ~
posals FOR heating the Snohomish county co1D
house will be rece ved by the board Of county ees
missiOners Of Snohomish county. Wsshihgtons
the office OF the commissioners OF said county uba
August 20 al , O'Clock p. m.
such proposals must De accompanied BY . ca<
he'd check IN the sum OF $500 TO be forieed
Snohomlsh county by the successful bicder u -
ne tails to enter into contract Ia good ana ,s
pond IN the full sum of the contract price WIZ
nve days from date OF award. All bids 10 m
comp2nied by detail description Of same -
The board reserves the right TO reject any anu -
bids.
Dated Snohomish, Wash. August 5, 1891
By order of the board of county conlmissoFars'"
Snohomish county. GEO. c. RUIZ
County auditor and ex-officio Clerk q go.
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s..wst~er,euts under the bes6s Of Lost. Found
~, 80 FOR Rent and Situations Wanted viii be
n, 70 a the rate Of cent word each insertion
T. ser.t always in advance No advertisement
ms I'd for less than % cents
! rfcE-The business ofhce OF Tbs Posr-Is
-, ,<rxrrr Is open until 12 p. m Classified
s,.s ,sssrneuts win BE- received uF 10 this hour
..,,,.ensrts win be received At branch Offices
Of a. PosTIsTKLLIsEScEEa az
- .T sammon. Agent
rers Teunsend' .......Freneh q Springer
Tsp blloxing letters await advertisers at this
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NISCELLANEOTS
SPECI4L NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
- the stock Of goods in the store formerly oceu-
pied by Fl. & p. GreenDaum. Seattle. till Monday,
August 81: stock consists Of dry goods furnishing
goods fancy goods. etc; stock inventories $50 900:
deposi; % certified check for 10 per cent. OF
amount Of bid viii DE- Tequired: terms. cash Ad-
dress b. l. BARTLETT: seattle, agent for creditors.
Seattle. Aug. -. 1891
THE NORTH SEATTLE ". C. T. Z. HAS
l. opened employment Office at it's reading
room. No. , 500 Front street We solicit the pa
tronase Of the Ladies' OF that part Of the city and of
those wishing mployment Mrs. A l. Smith,
Manager
ARE YOU GOING TO THE QUILLICTE
n country? If So buy your ticket to Ciailam
bay, Clailam county. where you have the advan-
tage Of good wharf sSld through pack trains TO
all parts Of the QGillii.te and adjoining country.
James Carlson. Packer. CiallaIn Bay. Wash.
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roR EXCHANGE.

Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STORE IN
Il Al excellent iecst&oa and gcol trade. with or
w.thoat hpEa Nc and lot. to farm OF other prop
erSy; sSccG and fixtures about - 00os good trade
given Address 4. q. r, post-inJeiisgence
L,oR CEANGE-INPRovEB PROPERTY
II for lots close IN or good farm land. IL, ;. iur-
Ter. 22l Besler bocS-
TOR FXCHASGE-Two LOTS FOR FURNI-
II tur1 Address W. y " Poss-Intelligencer
NOR ENCHANGE-HOUsE AND LOT IN
MINI, sor seattle property: give q good traed
Union block. room Al
TOR EXCHANGE-WHO HAS SOME 81
L attic property or farm lands &c exchange for
city business property a. New WhatcoIn. Wash.
Investigate this James r Porter, - CIottstein
building.
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IMfHtN DEp STOCK-FRIDAY. ArGr-Sr es
a., n rd iIoht OF police headquariers corner Fourth
anu ieriact sire Il. at a m 4 VII ~al ~ f,-,h
nc suct on "a the highest bi der for cash 10 nav
Gl $3.50 % lIip1nnding and keeping ne follow NJ
sscIlb.d Stock. viz: one / cheStuf morse about
seven y years o. age: branded ~' on /. n Shoni
aer. ne owner of the above desc ibe,i animal is
y" ne UNKNOWN BOLTON ROGERS.
60 Chief of Police, seattle
Seattle, Wash, Angus. H. 1891
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MANICTRE.

4 LICE n AIKEN. EXPERIENCED MANI
~ cure and eectrnlogist Embarrassing paflors Zs
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NOTICE OF UTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-Notlcs is hereby ri ven that the partner
ship heretofore subsisting between US, the under
signed. Ferdinand Tokias. Paul singerman and J.
r. MecDougall. carrying on business at Seattle
King county. Wash. under the style and firm name
OF Iokfas. Stngerman Co, was on the 18th day
OF July. A. d. 1891 dissolved by mutual consent,
and that the business in future will be carried
by The MacDougall & Southwick Company" 3
corporation, which will pay and discharge all debts
ana liabilities and receive all moneys payable 20
said late firm. FERDINAND TOkLAS,
PAUL SING ERMAN,
J. z. MAcDOUGALI4
Dated at Seattle this 18Th day OF July, 1891
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ASSIEERS AND CHEMISTS.
~ f. BoGA ROCS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
~. Chamber of Commerce; mines examined. as
saying and chemical work OF all kinds done.
Rooms II, As and 40 sullivan building, Front, be-
tween Cherry and Columbia
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To LoAS-FRoM S-o0 To 400 AT 10 PER
cent. on good real estate security from two to
three years Robert Johnson. Yakima street, near
Jackson.
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NOIICE To STOCh HOLDERS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
L holders OF the Jam IS Street Construction Conn
pamy will be held at the Offices of the company
1891. j. D. BOWMAN eecretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il holders Of the Metropolitan Land Company
will be held at The Offices of the company room
2IS Pioneer block, on Monday. September :, 1891.
j. n. LoWMAN, Secre iarv.