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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
Church Notices.
M. E. Church

Rev. F. w. Downs, pastor. Services every Sunday at II 8. m. and ' 80 p. m. Sunday School at 12 m.
 No morning service.
 Evening subject :"That Incoruptable Young Man."
 All are cordially invited to attend.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

N. A. Gilman has been appointed chief operator at Fort Bowie.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

COCHIsE. E Englehardt, New York. M. Whelan, Huachuca.
 SAN JOSE HOUSE. ; J. M. Sabine San Francisco. w. B. Hopkins, Roseburg.
 PALACE. C.C. Carpenter, Fl Paso. M. A. Mendelson San Francisco. Full Line of Summer Goods just Re. cieved. s Ladies, Mems and Childrens Russet Shoes. Ladies ties in the latest styles. Sateens, White Goods, Parasols. latest shades in Dress Goods, Gloves
 Mitts. Hose, Corsets,
 etc. etc. etc. MYERS & BRO. Cor. Allen < Fifth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
LOCAL NOTES.

Tom Vincent has gone to Colorado.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Baby Carriages and Refri- gerators sold at St. Louis prices, with a discount of 30 per cent off, at the Furniture Store of
 81m EuCHER CRIES.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

All firemen requested to appear in uniform.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23
A DEATH DEALING CYCLONE.
1t Leaves Death and Destruction in Its
Pathway Through Northern
Missouri.
MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN KILLED
Houses Blown to Pieces, Burying
Whole Families Beneath Tim
bers and Debris.
Eighteen Million Feet of Lumber
Burned in Minneapolis
Loss S175.OOO.
DEATH-DEALING CYCLONE.
Houses Blown I, Pieces and Men, Women
and Children Xxi" / or IDjlr 1.

Houses Blown tD Pieces and Men, Women,
and Children XII" l or Ipiar 4.
MEXICO, No. May D. The cyclone
which passed over the northern portion
Of Adrian county yesterday afternoon
killed three persons and seriously in
jured score Of others, of whom four will
die. The track of the storm was about
100 yards wide and passed over twelve
houses of which only a portion Of one
was left standing. The residences of
Alexander Carter, William Powell, Dill
lard brothers, Halsen Hunkle, George
Crane, William Ioctmier, r. b. Hall, Val
entine Erdell, S. S. Norris, A. Ahlfeldt,
J. NJ. Menefee, and John Doerger were
blown down and literally torn to pieces.
Halscn Kunkle received injuries from
which he died within an hour. His sons
Otto and Henry were severely hurt,
Yoetmeir, wife, and child and Clarence
Harvey, who was visiting there. were
badly cut and bruised. At S. S. Norris
the scene beggars description. The
house was blown to pieces and seven
members of the family who were in the
house were all injured. Three Of them,
Miss Gertie Fletcher. Mrs. Seal. mother
in law, and little girl can not live.
Close at hand was the house of John
Doerger, which was demolished. His
six year old daughter was killed and the
balance of the family, five in number,
were injured the ninc-y -ycar-old daughter
fatally. All of Doergcr's stock was
killed. Three men, Mason Herman.
| Thomas and Homer Rogers, seeing the
storm, laid fiat on the ground and clasped
| hands. Homer, who was in the middle
was killed. while the other two were un-
injured.
In the western part Of the county the
worst damage was done at the farm of j.
| +. Harrison. His son was blown half a
mile and lodged in tree. Both legs
were broken. a fine stallion was blown
800 yards and killed. Ali the members
of the family were INJURED. Hundreds
of cattle hogs and sheep were killed.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23
New steamship Line.

CHucAGo, May 2l.J. ID. Grant Fair
fax. representing AN English syndicate
with 100000 capital, is in the city ar
ranging prcliminaries with a view toput
ting on line Of steamers to ply between
Chicago and European ports. 1t is the
intention to build ten steel steamships,
which, at first will run between Chicago
and the English coast, probably to a port
on the Bristol channel and Ultimately to
extend the route 50 as to include Ham
burg and Bremen. The sy Indicate is tc
be controlled by the Great Western rail
way of England and Cardiff Dock Trust
The line will be devoted exclusively to
freight business, and it is expected to be
put in operation next year.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23

ak about your bargains, why
ans Thine never has been anything in
:. compared to this sacrifice.
Pasqus tell you the others are not in
city BEN all. Examine our goods and
id he W prices given below and re-
Dnclusonber WE SELL AS WE AD-
I'd bcca RTISE.
'mg ngs IT, t., houlo anything you may buy
1cumnr. @ suit you for any reason, why
ny posplg it back and we will refund
, men nlr money chccrfully. 1t is our
r; r. lnect to please, and we misreprc-
a and %'f y t nothing in our house We
nly raTl SELL
,,ry %' rS ne lot Of elegant striped pants at s.
ing mo-, tn e.
copy ne lot of striped cashmere pants
actl'. ing shades, at S rs, worth So
orty
,ne lot of corduroy pants; one let OF
'shII Itch Cheviot pants; one lot OF black
white Kersey pants at So, worth 81
Dpd
)ne lot of light colorcd all wool pants
stripes and plaids, latest spring pat
hrr ms, at $3. SO, worth 56.
One lot of elegant fancy striped worst
haI'' pants, all elegantly made and finished
arra 1915, worth 81.
"r 0ne lot of fancy striped worsted pants
,,.r;,, ished as well as custom made goods, al
,n,''. '' each. These pants are cheap at 50
e,''. no one in Great Falls or vicinity car
! ,,. er anything to equal them at the price
owe mentioned
Io ca,r
STATE, -,
rc-.f. This sale will last two days only
'y ar come carly and get your picl
u jas I'd avoid the rush.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23
Found Guilty..

81. PAUL, May 2l \ Pioneer Press
special from Fergus Falls says: After
eighteen hours deliberation the jury
found Albert Goheen guilty of murderin
the first degree. He was charged with
the murder of Rosa Bray. whose frozen
body with bullet hole in her head was
found in a snow drift.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23
BASE BALL
NATIONAL Lf.AGC T..

NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Cincinnati 4, New York 6.
Pittsburg I, brooklyn /.
Cleveland >. Boston 6.
Chicago 10, Philadelphia :.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Boston >, st. Louis ).
Athletic 6, Cincinnati 3.
Washington I, Louisville i.
Baltimore 9. Columbus 6.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
ST. Paul 10, Denver 1.
Minneapolis 6, Lincoln :.
Sioux City l, Kansas City II.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23

Big Bargains in Fast Black Hose
at Joe COnrads.
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REGION,
eh the n.

|h the D
latest a,I
rather to
|he F'rick
Ilinel g.,
| men. II
|lants an,
living in
|ll to ten
| distriIl.
rs, that e
md mos
|e. 1t ise
? nearly. 4.
erent pls.
j.. Rain
|g old wac
'rganizatI
re very d
k being
7 the ST.
against +
BY they n
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23

Just see our specials in Dress Goods
and see who sells the cheapest. Joe Con
rad.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23

Continued on Eighth Page,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23

Send for samples Of
our Big Special Bar
gains. They will sur
prise you.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23

The 25th and 10Th of May.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-07
NOTICE OF DISSOL UTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-Notice is hereby g ven that the partner
ship heretofore subssting between us. the under
signed. Ferdinand Toklas. Paul Singerman and J.
b. MacDougall, carrying on business at Seattle,
KING county, Wash under the style and firm name
of Toklas, Singerman & Co, was on the 10Th day
of July. A. ID. 1891. dissolved by mutual consent.
and that the business in future will be carried on
by The MaeDougau & Southwick Company" a
corporation, which will pay and discharge all debts
and liabilities and receive all moneys payable to
said late firm. FERDINAND T0KLAS,
PAUL SINGERMAN,
J. B. MACDoUGALL.
Dated at Seattle this 18th day of July. 1891.
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FOR SALE
HOUSES.

se.0oo-Fine : room modern house on Light .ur.
sz,3Oo-New modern house on Howard stree.
<S-3oO-GoOd house and large lot on Albert sl''-
Sl.5Oo-H House and two lots In Edgewatef
SSOp-tsoOd Groom cottage IN Fremont.
soOJ-for mouse and two lots on the B0urtMs
oihef mouse IN other places for other pfias
USIMPROVED PROPERTIES
S2O,OO0-Business lOt on Third street, near rsAs
eS.3Op-busin"sS lot on Water street
- ooO-BuSiness lot on West street
elo. SOU-B Business lot on second street "a
SA5Oo-Best residence corner, near foufe
and Madison
81, 5O-Eine lot on Farm near Depot street.
sl,OO0-Fine view ia East Park.
SZzOo-FVvo good lots ia Highland aoullVh :. -
$3.50 To S30O-For good bargains near 1850.
ton: three beautiful lots, near Des AV
seven acres garden land, Eagle Harooh
FARMS.
SIS per acre only for 100 acres, one-hah mile Nv
railroad ia Mason county. ,afa
s. dollars per acre only for so acres OF me lam"
kitsap county, near navy yard. -. ho,ss
50 per acre for tine farm az Siiverdale VIVID w.
$40 per acre for 100 acres only Twelve miles I'M m
Seattle. with tine new house and valusoo
proVements- -..,otsh
SIS per acre for 800 acres al Lake samma"''-
and close 10 the railroad. ~tth
SO per acre for 100 acres at Port Cresteh'; -
large crops. good buildings, close to ipe
and hrst-class land. .r,isa
aats with sixty acres in crop and all resas .s.r
crop next season Railroad ON Il ana depN% ~
Best laud tn The country. -, .nS
These all fine properties. Viii be- SOFA IsusIsf
good terms given D. >. ". Clark, 81 n'A'
Block
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NoTICE-THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
~ VIII receive bids until wednesday, September
9 at noon for hauling coal for the ensuing year,
board. H F. WHITNEY, Secretary.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - TWELFTH
~ Street Grade-Sssed proposals VIII be
ceived by the undersigned, secretary OF the board
OF Punlc works. of the city OF oeattie up TO noon
OF saturday, September IL. 1881. for The grading
Twelfth street from Depot street TO Pine street in
said city. in accordance with the plans and specit-
cations now on file IN this Office
payable 10 the order of the city comptroller, for
sum less than Ave 90 per cent. of the amount
bid, and no bid will be considered unless accompa-
MED by such check
The board OF public works reserves the right TO
Proposals to he endorsed on the envelope.
Twelfth street Grade"
F. W. d. HoLBROOK, Secretary.
First publication August 80, 1871
NOTICE To CONTRACToRS-NOT Is
~ given that the Board OF University Land and
Building Commissioners Of the state OF Washing
ton hereby invites separate sealed proposals. first
for all the materials secondly, for all the labor
necessary In the construction of the university
building Uo-wit: the building for administration
and belles-ettres) the site located therefor in
section l6 township % north. OF range east, in
King county, Wash, in accordance with the plans,
other drawings and specifications therefor adopted
by said board and which will be found at the office
OF Boone q wilcox, architecLs IN rooms 90, 90
and 90 in the Boston block, corner Second and
Columbia streets, Seattle, Wash, on and after Sep
TENDER L, 1891. Said proposals TO be filed with the
secretary OF the board James r. Hayden. in Seat
tie, on or before Thursday, September "a. 1891, at
the hour of O'Clock p M, at which time all pro-
posals will be opened publicly by the board In its
office, rooms 307 and 30S Butler block, Seattle All
contractors must be citizens of the state of Wash
ington. The board has the right TO reject any ami
all proposals. Each proposal must be accompanied
by certified check in the sum Of ten thousand
dollars 100000, To be forfeited upon the inability
of the bidder 70 furnish satisfactory bond. Pro-
posals must be endorsed upon the envelope "Sealed
proposal for the building of the University OF Wash
ington."
Dated at Seattle Wash, August 20 A. d. 1891.
ELISHA p. FERRY,
Governor and President -officio
JOHN ARTHUR.
JOHN McREAVY,
CHARLES F. LEAVENWORTH,
JAMES X. HAYDEN,
Board of University Land and
Building Commissioner
Date of first publcat alton, August % 1891.
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CONFECTTOyEBs

ICE CREAM CoNFECTI,,YrgS
4 Henrys ice cream, all flavor. als.v. ETC
1eyered pIomg1 y, 10 all parts the civ. 70 n naad
pintS 80 cents. two quarts 81 or a. eehis, tafss
home-rnade candles made fresh daDv. - ga.loa;
sortment IN the city at Henry's sl7 TSsrseS -
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

r AXE WASHINGTON BELT LINE COM
IL pany Notice TO stockholders Notice is
hereby given that pursuant TO the bylaws of the
company, the annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Lake Washington Belt Line Company will
be held at the office of Mr.. ]. F. Mcknight, Ire
mont building, in Seattle, Washington, on Mon
day, october 3, 1897. at O'Clock y m, for the
purpose Of electng five (5} trustees to serve for
the ensuing year. and the transaction of such
other business as may legally come before the
meeting. A. ). DUNHAM. Secretary.
fNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
L holders of the James Street Construction Com
pamy will be held at the offices OF the company,
room 219 Pioneer block, on Monday, September T.
1881. ]. D. LOWMAN. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
L holders of the Metropolitan Land Company
viii be held at the offices of the company room
zig Pioneer block, on Monday. September T. 1891.
J. ID. LOWMAN. Secretary.
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PsYCHoMErRY OR soUr

CONSULT r. WAKDSWoRTH sNrTu -
~ of New YORK, on all matters Of LATE
enclose lock OF hair: terms 81 Box 57S sa aoss
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WASTED-PARTgER WITH 81. $50 IN AN
W old established mercantile business stock
will invoice 81 500, of the partners retiring
from business account OF departure from
the state: remaining partner h thorough business
and well known in the city. business first
class In every particular H. III. Morgan. 20 Union
block
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CT ATR GOTANrS

MADAME ROSS CAN BE CoysTrTT----
VI all on business, love and marriasa Ed By
block, opposite Abbott house. corner Ths1s assy
ELoRESC MARVIN, PROPERTIES -
reT F Tue Seatse hFe Room g. Phia,.o
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MINING GEOIDGTSr

(NhARl-ES +. BLACKBURN-PRAC TICAI
- mining geologist, will examine and renort an
the COhu.uon and value OF any mining property in
tne state Precious metal mines a speciality
Nearly twenty years eSparience upo,er.,.
thaIses; ali work guaranteed. Mining invest
hiehts-Statistics prove that systematic mining
slses larger pfohtS on the Investment than any
vther legitimate business known Capitalists seeE
ING invest mento are invited To submit prtpoSitors
l an supply rare bargains. There is inexhauSt,hl.
MINERAL wealth sght her. in Washiugton IN
cohhlunica atoms cheerfully answered Corr
spoil"ence solicited concerning geological nv -,
Wash ming county,
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SHIRT FACTORY.

QUEEN CITY SHIRT FACTORY s9e -
" ond street. All kinds OF shirts 10 orss-eI Sc
ect tit guaranteed. George NJ. Hyland ~ -
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CARPET-LATING.

[ fSHfEIs CLEANED. REFITTED AND
, .alu, nouseclsantDg IN ali its branches: order
80 a. "fsham n Daulton's 10 second and
kAomas J. = Pslky.
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DTEING AND CIEANryc

Nm FHANClsCo STEAM DYEING LEAN
- lhs aho repairing worAs $40 second street
W ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANFp OF
" Iadies and gents clo,hins Ftfth AMI T1,ns.
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PLATING.

pACIFIC RAILING AND PLATING. 90
Il pany, manufacturers Of iron feness SoA
work bar brackets, ratings, fancy iron we.H iis
fire escapes: lowest rates: polishing AMI 80 st
plating. lis Union street 0 aiexz
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MARBLE AND GRANITE Works

Ne" kN0LAND MARBLE WORKS COR
= her sixth ana Pike streets Seattle: all kin,is
cemetery work on shortest notice; designs tlr-
nished on application. 81"
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BOOK BNDERY.

Il ANTHONN'S BINDERY. BLAME -
Il manufacturers. Washington s,rass ~
Commercial, rooms 1 and Terry bloch. sss.'s'
wash. SssA
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TWO POUNDS OF TIE RFST LUMP OR
graduated sugar given with every poupd Of
Tea; coffee from IS cents 10 as cents Dsr pound.
POUNDS of sugar gwen away With every dollars
street, between Front and second
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WANTED-TO LOAN AT ONCE, $4,000 on
w long time; special rates tor hrstciass loans.
l.. W. EntZ, Union block.
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DOR sALE-NEw HOUSE ON MAnIsoy
IL car line; modern Improvements. srsn 49,
payment: rent pay ments for balance. Room -
RoxwelI building ~
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE-THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
~ viii receive bids until Wednesday, September
u al noon, for hauling coal for the ensuing year, as
per list on file with The secretary BY order of the
board. H F. WHITNEY, Secretary
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MORTGAGE LOANS MADE ON IMPROVED
IsI farms and city property at reasonable rates;
loans closed without delay: building loans solic-
tied ID. +. McConnaughey. room 100 Washington
block, Front street
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+ DAMS MADE ON CITY REAL ESTATE;
IL one TO five years time: lowest rates In the city
Palmer Pomeroy, IL ROCKWELL block
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L'OR SALE-20 ACRES AT KIRKLayn zoo
Il $1,000 cash; worth $1,000. F., Post-Iptsnaa
gencer. eT
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IL PARSONS, l02 SEATTLE BLOCK
y. Books Of public officials corporations adj
Illustrators, firms and individuals examined
VPehed or closed Statements made therefrom.
AuNlCe gwen Partnership settlements, business
SIofftSpondence and general agency conducted
References furnished.
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IA ]. CLARK e. co, INSURA nee AND
building, have money to loan at a low rate OF in
tereSt.
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DOR SALE-TWO NEW HOUSES: 6 Ayna
Il rooms on car line; close in; this is q BIZ ~,
gain. as the owners are forced to sell Al re-
Gardner & sotratton. 500 second street
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NJ OKTGAGE LOANS MADE ON IMPROVED
VI and unimproved city property at reasonable
rates; city and county war; ants bought. Rathbun
4 Smith, room 10 Washington Territory Invest
ment building.
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E'OR SALE-TWo VERY CHOICE IorS -,
Latona; high, clean aud slightly: viii :. ~ -
very cheap If taken soon as need the mansv ~
which 20 complete contract work on oths,, ~, IN
erty; otherwise no prices would be placed p prx
them. J. II. NJ. Box l. lO4 seattle Wash spua
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CHORT DATE NOTES AND MORTGAGES
~ bought; loans from $50 up on any good secu-
ritv. Townsend. Milroy IL Co. room Colman
building.
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nR SrILLSON-EYE EAR, NOSE AND
- throat. Halter building.
DR GEO. A REICH-OCULIST. AURIST
~ and physician for diseases of the throat has
removed his Office 10 rooms 205 and 2o6 Pioneer
building.
nR KIBBE-OCULIsT AND AURIST AND
~ physician for diseases of the throat; removed
Haller block corner Columbia and Second
streets, rooms 4 and 8.
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REAoNAI. NoTICE-JOHS " RUMSEY
~ fsa! estate removed 10 SIS Second street
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L'OR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT m coon
Il settled location; would take team I'm r.st ~,
ment. Chilberg. Llewell yn- Dodge building pas'
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UTANTED-AT ONCE, 81 600 FOR THREE
w years: willing TO pay 10 per cent; VIII secure
with mortgage on 100 acres hne timber Cd SAaglI
river: cIe.r title J. H. NJ, Box /, l04, Seattle,
Wash.
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EOR SALE-HOUSE OF IL ROOMS Avn
i lot near Mercer. on Beach street; very ehes,
owner obliged 10 sell; take West street car line
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ENGINEERS and COSyB.croRx

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-FN
= eheers and contractors for bridge OF every do
seiip.lohi ari-building ptle-iriving, drecgrn g
anu steam shovel excavating; plans and specihca-
t!os iurhlshed on application: C1rreSpo ndeuce So
hcited Office, Occidental block seattle. Wa.h
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E'OR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH. IoTs -
IL and Is. block A.. Denny a Hoyt's ada,i.a.
each 3Oxl20. Charles B. Hathaway, sol YesIs.
avenue
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FOR EAL Fsrsp

TOR SALE-oR EXCHANGE FoR IvSTn.
Il Seattle properly, an improved le0sera ra aDn
on OLYMPIA marsh. 81 agt county; convan,sn. !.
postoffice and railroads. Address Fsr,na.e n. 70
Post-Intelligencer care
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-04-09
Personal.

Mrs. j. VI. Whitworth is visiting relatives
II Newport, Arkansas.
Lee duffy of De Soto spent Sunday with
Ironton friends.
Mrs Isaac Boris has returned to Ironton
from Hot Springs greatly improved in health.
Mrs. Lopez and daughter, Miss Della, ar
rived in Ironton last Saturday and will spend
the summer here.
Mrs. III. Leigh of Arcadia left Tuesday for
Butte City, Montana, her future home.
J. C.. Carly of the Van Buren, Local visited
Ironton relatives last week.
Arthur Nall is visiting his parents in Iron
ton.
Prof. S. L. DeHayen, of Pilot Knob, was
in st. Louis last Friday, attending a civil
service examination for departmental posi-
ton at Washington.
Mr.. Paul Patton has got home again, and
has brought with him, as usual, brass horn
purchased somewhere on the route.
Mrs. j. A. Hogue, of Arcadia, has gone
to Hot Springs with her little son who has
been unwell for some time.
Bird Lindsay, of st. Louis, Is visiting his
father in Ironton.