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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-15
I'll. II. BUSH,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Stanford, KY.

have quite a number OF FARMS for sale Of the
very best b ue-Grass Lands m Lincoln county,
These Farms are an well improved and good
rich lands. running IA SIZE from SO 10 600 Acres.
Considering theis locality, Their richness and fer
tlity Of soil the convenience of turnpikcs and rail
roads that bring markets Tight TO our door, thcY
are cheaper than the Lands Of any other cosnty On
the State There J. scarcely a Farm IN the coun
" over miles from del q.
The county Is checked With turnpikes running
in { yerv direction There j. not public road en-
tenng the county seat that j. not Maeadamlzed
We have the Knoxville Branch OF the l. \
X. dividing the county from East TO West aTd the
c. ). X from North 10 south; the X. L. X. K.
IRON this place TO Cincinnati, crossing the L * o
at Winchester, giving full access 70 the markets OF
the whole world Besides, We have three large
Fi-ur Mills IN the county that give US a market
for all our gram night At home; and The develop
ment Of the mountain regions OF Eastern ana
South eastern kentucky b. railroads and the out
let Sonth by railroads has created such demand
for all kinds of ereals and proVtndcT that wecan
scarcely retain enough tor home consumption.
The people are prosperous generous and KIND
believing IN Christnniiy and education. here
l. not a neighborhood in the county but has a
good church and school house.
Stanford the county seat Of Lincoln Is pros
porous little city Of about 500 inhabitants .nd ~
the great doorway from the North aud North
east South and from the Northwest 10 southeast,
and standing as II does gazing right into the oos-
ON of the undeVeloped mountains of Southeastern
Kentucky backed up by the whole Blue Grass
region OF the State with railroads running through
il TO all points Of The compass makes II naturally
one Of the best loo ated towns in the south tor
manufactures and other enterprises Of magnitude
Water Works are now being agitated and right
aboue the town abouts three -fourths OF a nile
there could be erected Water Works with very
little cost that would supply city Of 10000 in
habitants with the purest and best water IN the
world Our little city has been newly rebuilt IN
the last few wears and its business houses ar
licences will compare with larger cities OF greater
pretensions Our merchants and tIsdesmen are
all prosperous and doing well. We have two
banks with a capitol stock OF $500 900 that are
prosperous aud in a good condition.
We have sple-did schools. We have Female
College, a large BRICK building, with over pu
pills in abundance and under the principalship OF
Prof. ] NJ. Hubbard, Is IN hourishing condi-
tion We also have a Seminary that Is a good
school, with Prof b. Y. Brakeman at its head We
have one Of the best Public School buildings in
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-15
Friday, January IL, 1894,

At hi late rcsidrnce about one mile south east OF
Goshen Church, IA lin"olu county, oil the stock
Crop, Ac beong Ing 10 the deceased "a the time OF
his death except what = exempt from sale aud
set apart 20 the widow and infant chiidl Ia wit.
Two head ot1 year cid steers, 20 ycariing he al
Of yesrlimg Steers, @ dry Cows, some % them
spTiugcr,. one ycaT-old Heller, yearhng Hcil-
,r. a. ycaIhug Hciicrs. young Stag, as Calves
Horse, sheep bred 70 good buck. >oWs
and Pigs o. shoats, weight over 100 lbs, about
7ou barrels Corn. So stacks Hay, mostly umothy
y shares Farmers Bank 4 Trust CO. Of stanford.
enc 7-hOrsr Wagun, Rockaway. Spung Nasou,
almost new I BUGGY. sorghum Nall aud Essp
orator combined Reaper and Mover, sulky
Rake. turning Plows, I double shovel iioWs.
single shovel Plo~S, 0 Biac ksa ith's Outtt Corn
Shelter aud CTushcr. lpt ct Plow Gear, lot Of on
yokes, Nettes, sets Buggy Harness. Los
Chains, Digger Spade, &c. about 1900 feet OF
Lnmhcr. lot OF Shingles lot Of Boards new
Gates alot OF Locust Posts heued and bored. one
CIDER Midi, brtTcl sorghum Moasses, one hall
barrel DO, Post Anger, Guns, Ladders, a lot
Of Saddles. 9 Clock, barrel each salt and Lime. =
lot OF saws. Augers, Hoes &c I}ee Stands, .
Hog Box, Grind Stone, lot Of Furniture aud ma.
ny other articles too numerous TO mention.
Terms "a Bank stock Cash m hand, On all 9th
or property for all sums of $50 and under, cash in
hand over that amount q credit 1T siN months
with NJ interest viii be given: negotiable notes
%, able at the National Bank OF Lancaster, with
approved security, vail be required Of purchasers
before property i removed, bearing interest at
the rate OF per cent per snnum after maturity
until paid. A. { ROBlNSON,
Admr. Arch Aderson, deceased.
". VI. Kirby, AuCttonceT.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-15

Ir is charged at Columbus that Repre-
sentative Dougherty, OF Fayette county
sold his vote to Sherman for $500 and
the grand jury has been called on to in
vestiyate. As the Commercial Gazette
charged before his last election that SEN
ator Sherman had bought his seat in the
Senate at least two out OF the five times
he has beaten his competitors, it might
he we'll enough for the U. 5. Senate,
while engaged in the inquiry as to Sena-
tor Brice's residence, to investigate also
Mr.. Sherman's right to his seat.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-15

OK the motion of some of the enemies
that many of us love him for making
among the members OF the late con. con.
a committee was appointed to re-audit
Public Printer +. Polk Johnson's ac-
counts, which they claimed were excess
sive and unwarranted by law. This com
mittee has been at work for several
months at $50 day to find what every
body knew who knows Col. Johnson,
that "there was nothing whatever to iu-
dicate the slightest disposition on his
part to do anything not authorized by
law" Judging other people by them
selves there were several members OF
the body, which thought itself the ag
gregation of wisdom, who think every
man is thief and scoundrel till the re-
verse is proven, or no committee to in
vestigate Polk Johnson's accounts would
ever have drawn uselessly expended
money from the State.
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SIX /: PAGES.

Mr.. NEAT has offered bill to reduce
the salaries of the circuit judges to g.
600. The gentleman from Adair is on
the wrong track. The circuit judges do
not get a cent too much, il they are ca
pable OF the duties imposed on them,
hut if Mr.. Neat would strike at the sala-
ries of Commorwealth's attorneys we
would second his motion. Their pay
is out of all proportion to that oil the cur
cult Judge. They get in a few hundred
dollars of the same amountand do less than
a third "a much work. For instance in a
three weeks term the judge may be re-
ouired In hold his court till midnight OF
the last day. while the Commonwealth
attorney's valuable time is not taken up
over a week, often not that long, and
this is given grudgi ely. They rarely
ever prepare themselves for the cases
and frequently go into the most afro
cious murder trial knowing no more
about the case than the man in the
moon. The consequence is that the
opposing counsel, who have studied the
merits OF their clients defense, are able
10 leave the States attorney away in the
lurch and procure acquittals, where ex-
ecutions ought to follow. II Mr.. Neat
is really retrencher and reformer,
let him let up on the judges salaries and
apply the pruning knife to the attor-
povo,
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a RAILWAY Conductor Who Owned the
Line.

a Kauway Conductor Who Owned the
Line.
Among the first railroads built IN the
United States was "a little line about
twenty miles i'm length. In the course
of time, says the Atlanta Constitution.
a big trunk line was constructed
through the same country. The orig
inal line became merely branch. For
many years it was run in cheap way,
with one locomotive, one engineer, and
two or three freight cars.
Finally a new general manager was
appointed lie had not been in Office
but Week when he sent for the one
lone conductor who had held the posi-
ton ever since the road was built.
Il would like to have your resigna.
ton" said the general manager, when
the conductor appeared.
MY resignation" inquired the con-
ductor, in establishment.
eyes, sir; yours"
what for, pray?"
"Well. ! want to make some changes
and get new blood in the line" was the
general managers reply.
Il won't resign" answered the CON
ductor.
"Then ! will be compelled TO dis
charge you, a step which, for your sake.
! had hoped | would be saved from
taking
Young man. you will not discharge
me. own controlling interest in the
stock of this railroad and elect the
president and board of directors. I
shall have you fired"
The old conductor did really own the
majority of the stock. and, as he said,
put in his own board of directors and
president.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-15

The Emperor OF Germany is some.
what OF prohibitionist himself and his
idea ia to deal directly with the drunk
ard. He has sent to the Reichstag d
bill (which provides that any person de-
nounced as habitual drunkard can be
placed in prison until physicians pro
nounce him cured of the liquor habit,
and that in the interim his property can
he seized and utilized for his mainte-
nance and that OF his family" This is
a pretty good idea. A man doesn't have
to drink and make dog or tiend of him.
self and when he does he should be held
responsible.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-15

IT is sent out from Middlesboro that
Mr.. Arthur. the deposed president OF
the company that doomed the Magic Ci-
ty, is preparing to catch more Suckers.
This time the scene is laid ten miles east
OF Johnson City, Tenn, and the city of
magnificent proportions on paper is TO
be called wautauga. The capital is to
be Sl2, 500, 900, divided into shares of S25
and the record even Of Middlesboro is to
be eclipsed. A burned child breads the
fire and bit men shun the bitter, so We
opine that the wind will blow a long
time through Mr.. Arthur's red Burn
sides before he will be able to land as
many suckers again as he has in times
past.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-15

Nix. BwxcKIsRIDGE, recognizing what
. fraud and hoodwinker the reciproci'
~ clause of the Mckinley bill is, has
.sked leave to report bill repeating the
I'd section and substituting q clause ia
vorinR general reciprocity with all ma
t;ons. He claims that the section. as it
stands. il retaliatory and not true reci-
procity and that it discriminates be-
tveen dealers ~ we'll ~ countries.
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Worse Than HIS Ghost.

The men who make wills are not
given to torturing their relicts i'm the
way that an old country squire recently
did his. lie left her AN annual income
of 1000. which was To be reduced To
$500 in the event of the young lady mar
rying again. Another reduction Of a200
was to be made on the birth Of the first
child of her second marriage, and evcry
additional child was to involve the loss
Of RlO0 year
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-15

this scction II the State, With over 100 pupils r
attendance and with other good private schools,
YOU see our school facilities are excellent
We have elegant church buiintngs. representing
every Denomination, with a fun corps oi minister.
Of fas class talent and dong better business
than any class of men IN the GUY.
have tined 10 make this statement as facts
without apy eNsggerauon or Cuiorinc, - those
who know will bear out, and those who wish
20 buy pleasant homes AZ tair price, and locate
among good people With I'll the best surround
ing, would 90 well 10 call and see me before Pgf
ha.lug aisrv here
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-15

Returning ever month dur,ng the year to re.
main one day.
Dr. Rea has been connected with the largest
boss als In the country. aud has DO superior IN
dlashoMrg and treating disea,cs aud defnfmitss
lie will gave $50 t,t any case that he can not tell
the disease and where located IN I'VE minutes
ne Nil r'lurn 20 stanford every month tins year
g. remain one day
Treats all durable Medical and Surgical Diseases,
Acute and Chronic Catarrh, Diseases Z the
Bye Par, Nose, Throat and Lungs. Dyspepsia,
Br'gh's Disease, Diahcte, Kidneys. Liver,
b!addder, Chronic, Female and sexual Disease.
Epilepsy or hts cured--A Pos,u.c Guarantec.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

As Administrator 81 she estate Of John W An
jcrson, dec d. will It the time and place OF
above sale sell to the highest bidder all the per
s0nai property OF the deceased az the lime of hrs
death, consisting Of the following, "a. viz Bay
Horse r Buggy, set of Buggy Harness, Saddle
and Bndle Silver Watch, Zinc Trunk, a iOt q
Books, sc. Terms made know n On DAY OF sale.
sQ-td DAVID NJ. ANBtkSON, AdWr.
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PRIVATE SALE.

sale my enure LIVERY OUTFIT, consisting of
o coed Livery Horses, pair OF Mules, Wagon
and Harness, Spring Wagons, Buggies. 4 Carr.
Saddles and everything complete for the Livery
Business; about $50 barrels OF Corn in the CRIB
about 20 tons Of Hay baled. few Hogs and Cat
tie. Also Hotel Building al = Dwelling Hous-
es for sale rent. Am going to sell reg ardsss OF
cost Apply to w. q. HOLLAND,
90 I'm Yosemite. Casey County, Ky.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The report OF the Senate Committee
on Coast Defenses, recommends an APP
preparation of slOO,OOO,OO0, extending
over period of 10 years.
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YOUNG g. MIDDLE AGED MEN

Suherng from Spcrmaiorhca and impotcnrv as
lht result "i sell ahusc in youth oT excess in ma
turet years and other eases. producing sams OF
the following ELECTS as emissions, blot hes, dem
N.Y. nervousness, diyunesS, Cunfulsion Of idea
version 90 society, detective memory and sex.
uai exhaustion which mint the victim Tor business
or marriage, are permanently cured by remedies
not iniuTous
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GOODFARM FOR SALE,

wish To sell privately my Farm OF I.s Acres,
situated a. miles north Of Stanford, Ky, on the
any one wishing to purchase. Apply to
a. 3m BRIGHT
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Blood and Skin Diseases.

syphilis and complications a. sore throat. fan.
ing OF the hair, PAIN In the bones eruptions ctc
are perfectly cradicated without using mercury or
other injurious drugs
ponorrh~a, elect Structure aud all Urinary
mcnt that never failed
lie undertakes no incurahle cases, but cures
thousands given up TO die
Remember the date and come early ,. hi
room, are always crosded wherever he s,ons
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CONSULTATION FREE,

CsorIespondence..s solicited and confidential.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
5'5 4th St, louisville. Ky.
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LOCUST GROVE"
8 T q OK T A r M
FOR SALE

The finest Farm and richest sod IN Lincoln co.
comprising $50 acres OF Bue-Crass Land. sttua.
ted within two miles Of STANFORD the county seat
Of Lincoln. fronted by the shelby City turnpike
and accessible TO the Stamford and Dansiile turn
pike. THIS Is one Of the best Stock Farms IN the
Blue-Grass region aud is in high state of cult
vatiou. Abundance Of water tor all purposes
SOIL is fertile and - suitable for the growing OF
hen p tobacco. corn and wheat. The land il 80
located SO that IL can be divided and two fine
Farms made The improvements are a large and
commodiouS dwelling a convenient stock barn
SC the best Of fruit OF all kinds. etc For inior.
nation, apply to b. III. JONES, Stanford.
J. II. JONES,
S4-sm q V. RILEY, PineNilc.
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Wednesday, Jan. I'D, 1904

| ne following property, to-Wtt
| Three good work Mules, good MIL Cows. no
~ - With lamb by good hucss 10 bead o' fctdtn.
! Caitle. 20 earnings and Calves. IS head II so,d
stock Hogs. stacks Of Timothy Hay, 200 barrel,
Of & otn 90 the cr,h, shocks OF Fodder, Bind
| ct, Cast Keller. Disc Harrow, good hotseWas-
| on and ali other Farming Implements usually
found on irstclass farm. 1000 lbs of well cured
Becuu, and al Household and Kitchen Furnl-
turc, ~.
Tctms'--lor all sums 81 $40 and under. cash "a
hand over that amount notes Nth good >ccurity
due luly ,fsQa eeanng interest from day e sale
50 X. X. 4 !. o.. GENTRY. Aduir,
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SALE OF STOCK, &C.

A. Administrations of Mrs Mary C. Gentry, We
Will sell at public auction az her late residence on
ha~ kius Branch on
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PUBLIC SALE
......... OF.
Stock and Crop, Bank Stock, &c

A. Administrator Of the estate of Arch Amber.
son. deed, aIi4 sell 81 pubhC auction 10 the high
ct bidder on
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HE Is PERFORMING

some w0nderfu' cufes that are aslouishing many
people.
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RAILROAD TICKETS TO
EPECIiL MOTTO Els.

EPECIiL NOTICES.
NOTICE-THE CALEDONIA HOUSE HAS
~ changed hands, and is now known As the
Waco house: new management, everything neat
and clean; beds. 25c soc and 81 per day; fur
nished and unfinished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. No. 2l3 Commercial street.
A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF NEW FUR
~ niture added this week to our already complete
stock Belltown Furniture Company, 915 Front
street: insialimentS
ADIES-FINE SUITS MADE TO ORDER;
IL Eastern prices Queen City Millinery Parlors,
SIT Third.
Cs1 nNn REWARD-WE WILL PAY ONE
- .OUU thousand dollars reward for any man
who ever saw a newspaper not worth more than
the price asked for il: suit of clothes pair of
pants made by us ditto tailor VINO could make
better fits or show later styles; any man who
strives harder 20 please his customers or appre
Ciates their patronage more. Perfect satisfaction
or pay is rule. We will make il to your in
terest To give us call Globe Tailoring Company,
over Hyams & Pauson'a Clothing store.
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\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REVELATIONS;

\ ISL IN ANION iSHISG REVELATIONS!
= Professor Aor>e the celebrated EnrIish trance
caiFN"N AM; every h.d ell mystery revealed helps
a! VINO +Te IA 4r9uoef never fails: gives advice on
az points or Interest. business Transaction, love
AFFAIRS, family troubles stock populations law
suiIs, absent friends lucky numbers lucky
DAYS itteTprets dreams, locates diseases hid
an treasures and stu4en goods; restores lost
%Heet|unS nrin-s tne separated together makes
rs. e'E ara happy marriages with the one son
love, tells II the YOU .0ve il rrue or false
.~cAF 4ttflan-F Ayp!iAn Ia smAn 10 help al! our Of
ttN"het cures "itchery, MS. druuk euIaSs and al!
long staining and mysterious diseases: truth GUAR
aHt''e3' ie- - upward, taisman tor luck: reveals
everything; 10 lmpOSitiOn; if you are unhappy or
Ir' discouraged trDu any caEse faithful inform A.
ton j -lFea you how 10 Improve your condition
a. once i-aFlors ,209 Second street mex, door
Citizens Market -
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CT AIR TOYiNTS.

"nCIDA" SPIRIT MEDIUM, MAGNETIC
~ treatments ,sperfuule and alcohol baths. Do
hgAtful and rc'tIve- Rooms 3 ana l. The Nest
minister. l.2l@ls Front street
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BIRTHS.

sAUNDERs-In Seattle sunday. MAY 3. 1892 TO
the wife Of Charles W. Saunders. a son.
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Al r. r..

II -. NASH. AETI~T-LESsoNS IL ALI
W branches Of art WORK three hours 50 cents.
iif2--s IN cfavpn- India INK or water c1lpr aone
iu or-@r u1io No lll6 Prince William Az
-ie. corner EaSt street
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CRISP SNAP !!


G1 600 For a frstclass residence lot, 60K12o
I'll, HUI feet. North Of Madison street, IN
Renfon Heights Streets graded, lots surfaced and
everything in frstclass order. For Particulars
apply TO
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WASHINGTON OIL STOCK; DRILLING
w wells: peid-up stock half par value; large re-
turns assured. Write 405. Seattle National bank
building.
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L1OR RENT-NISE-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN
4 improvements a. $50 Columbia street III
ouire AZ Gherrv
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-EST
IN wanted by the Ohaveth Sholem congrega-
ton for the construction of a synagog Plans
can be seen at Office of III. Steinman Bost block.
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VI ANIEp-fNNI A. STATIONARY
" cosi uvsr- vii work Gtr reason ..,.r ~. a.
siri'tiY !, iuP"raic. At-ress =. D. r.. BOX 81 $40
fom.sb Wash.
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PERSONAL.
MARRIED LADIES DESIRING \ QUIT
~ PHEASANT place "se-e tAcy can receive every
attention tu.lH- $50. Crrn .nt ue a.s-s rslr..-
cai"t nv Ms Heers &H NP-rtenrs't nur~a a. Bar
r'---'lS 1'c SuH Na~a.1-t'u street, charges roa-
sro4ttv. cars i>as, The dOar-
IE~1NAt-Aur tAN SAVE 80 PA
cent on household goods hv tpyi-g az F-r
eT.ckl Is Nelson =. Masonic Temple, second al
MRS MILLER. PROFESSIONAL NURSE.
VI l3@I TAl-a sJree..
pEE~} NAL-aANE YoU INSPECTED THE
tscl;owH Furniture Co,nVasy's stocS ~ ft-f.t-
teEe All asked their prices, 80 ltont street n
sfAi.f0eutS
I. AVE 4 MN CoNEa PIT o. yOTA
IA umbrella UMBRELLA Hospital, opposite post
clacS
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WANTED-FIRSr-CIASS MAN AS FORE
w man 10 take entire charge Two 10 block and
Asnd machine and double rotary Shincie mill:
.anst he thoroughly competent in every pnrticulsr
sooer and know how u han lie men and get good
results from mill; no one without first class refer
ences and competent To- sli the place need amy 10
j. = Mundy, New Whatcon, Wash.
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WANTED-k L. SURFACERS TEAM
w sters and graders. 81 per dav ana upwards
free pass; men 10 Zig ditch 81. - per day; Knot
saw vers, 81 per day: four men to cui cellar bolts
Sl2a per cord, fine timber. men 10 slash land so
10 500 per acre; farm hands, SIS per month; min
men; on teamsi2r. S75 per month. tieorco W
Crane. los " ashiagton street
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- GORGE DORFEEL. REAL ESTATE Rro
VI ker, buys aud sells all hiuds OF real es-ata
Room - Hal.ef block.
Inks Lass BtslN ESS AND EE~IDENtE:
property IN al parts ofthe city for sac: CORR
sp"hleuce solicited ". l.. LrtgerSood real estate
agent sue crsSor &c Lewis ~ Leiserwoot room -
sullivan iCck. ~ 90
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CALl. DROP LINE OR TELEPHONE Us
~ before selling your furniture. Frederick Ne'
son, Masonic Temple, Second and Pike. Telephone
4iO.
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The following letters await advertisers at this
office.
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Advertisements will be received at branch offices
OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ut:
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Summons, Agent
Port Townsend ,...............E French & Springer