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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-19

Henry ]. Stable, editor of the Gettysburg
Compiler, died of apoplexy on Thursday
Inst in his 10th year. His wife, daughter
of Ezra Doll, of Frederick city, died in 1872
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-19
New Advertisements.

FOrd's.
Scott & Go.
Transfer Notice.
Executors Notice.
Notice to Creditors.
II. G.. Valentine t. Co.
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miscellaneous.

POLITICAL PICTU RES. oil paintings,
hoals NJ the Presidential candidates for
banners &c. for sale At h fNNEDi D.
2o5 East 125th-st.. New'fork.
TO ARCHITECTS.-w wanted immed stcly.
nlans Tor a new church. Address
EUILDiNG COMMITTEE. Andover. y. j.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown OHco.
1912 broadway. I'd door north o. 5lst-sb
Adrertlsements and subscriptions
received there until . O'CLOCK D. III
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular once
rates until u. N. "
o54 sth-aNe.. = g. cor. Of "3d-st.
l52 9Th ave. cor 1Zth-st W.. co,,.s,
1872 COlumbus-aVo., near west OoJh-eb-
Jog West 42d st, near Oth'aNc.
90 West 14th-st., near 1th-aNe.
257 West 4od-sL bet. IN and Sth AYES
l57 lth-ave., cor. 14th-st
l .g3s 8d.ave., between 10th and eth sts.
1.S23 8d-ave. between 10Th and 10th SIS.
] Oo6 3d-sve.. near 6lst-st
l7OS lst8ve., near S9th-st
700 yd-aVe., corner 4Ith-st.
b54 80 ave, near East Y7th-st.
90 Avenue A between 30 and 18th ayes
II Canal-st and 1877 Division-st.
l49 Charch-st, bet. Warren and Cham
oe rsst .sS,st.. near Madieon.ave.
o O51 3d-ave. bet 18TH and 1l3th sts
0q Idberfv-st near Broadway.
HARLEM OFFICES:
ls6 East 1o5th-st.. near 3d-ove. -
243 West l25th-st., bet. 9TH ana Sth aNes'
$40 West 145th-st
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
ge7 Tulton-st ~ Court-st.. SOJ De halD
ave. 1.2GQ Bedford-sve., 100 B"V'
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n)ork noanico.
Females.

Females
FIRST-CLASS litter and designer 70 70
out by the day formerly with White A
Howas References. DHEsSNAkkR. lJ9
East +7th-st
RktINED YOUNG LADY. %. wishe.
situation 70 assist IN Office or wOuld care
Address T., stamford Delaware Co. y y.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
desires a position IN correspondence salary
moders-e. Adde'S l. X. r. 5iS Temple
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Office.
l'.42 Bro9dvay, I'd door north OF 3lst-st
Adve Elements and subscriptions
received there until o'clock y. N.
AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements Received AZ -e-ular once
rates until D. NJ. w.
95i Sth-sNe.. S. c. cor OF 23o.st.
l5% Vth-aSe.. cor. l2th-st
l92 oolumbus-aye.. near West 6oth-st.
100 West 42o-sL, near 6th-aVe.
20 IVES; l4th-st.. near 5th-ave.
81 West 42d-st bet 7th and Sth ayes.
100 shave. cor. 14th->t
lbs 30 ave. between 10Th and 77th SIS.
LIB Jd-sve., between 18th and 1bth SIS.
LOIS 3d-aN-, near 6lst-st.
l.luS lst-sve., near SJth-st.
$50 Sd-aNe.. conner 47th-st.
Oy4 5d-aNe.. nea9 East ~ Lh-st
80 Avenue \, between 80 and 4th ayes
u Canal-st. and 49, Dlvision-st.
l49 Church-st.. bit Warren and Cham
OerS stn.
..O5l 3d.sve.- bet. 10th and 1871 sts.
W Lberty-st., neaf Broadway
HARLEM CFFl( -
lS0 Fast l2jth-st., near 3d-aNc.
243 West l25th-st., bet. tin and sth oNes'
800 Wet l45th-st
BROOKLYN OFFICES;
397 Fulton st. O3 COuft-st., 800 DE halD-
ave. 900 Bedford-ave. 100 Eva.
YOUNG GIRL would ike some writing
or other Work b do at home, or position Ia
some Office Address YALE. 2"o Bway.
YOUNG SOPRANO. high, true voice
famlli1r with church service, competent 10
render solos In most finished manner. &C.
sfes position. Address Y. l., Tribune Up
town Orce. l.242 Broadway.
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for Salt.

AWNINGS. TENTS. FLAGS. OIL
Truck Covers ready IN STOCK. Rest m0nu.
nctufeo; tents 80 80 W. Apply Tor H.
i9ssrSysq ssI@!og3t. Established 1870.
A.-sl 600 UPRIGHT PIANO. $40; tor.
ase nearly new three pedals silver mount
"a al rstest IMPROVEMENTS Aatisell pianos
900. WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS,
l55 West .3d-st.
SPECIAL SALE TRUNKS BAGS.
LEATHER GOODS. STEAMER TRUNKS
AND CHAIRS below cost. closing out no
reasonable oner refused. ~ BroNway.
corner sth-st., under Dauiers
Al REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO second
hand wood ano iron working machines {;
fully guaranteed machinery bought and eI.
Changed OLObGE Z. EDDY. 49, N adj
son-st.
.BICYCLE.--Barealn: New Mall cusnion
saf y, cYclOmcuor. bell. lamp. 200 cost
$40 perfect. kOMAlNE. TO- Mumay-St.
CABINET folding bed. so upri ght.
handsomely curtained, az. 4S W,>t 2Oth-et.
CATBOAl, ls@As It suyero,, boat .
great baiEain $500. THEO =. NISSAN
Hudson PARK. Ncw-Rochellc. y. y.
FURNISHED ROOM HOusE.-very
profitable Elegantly decorated and fur-
nished Prize -, 500 Near Gfamcfcy
PARK. owner in other business. Addr -
W 5, P o. Box .59S.
FOR sALE.-Boner,. engines. steam
pumps, at low prices; al warranted new
and cd Work prom PITY executed Apply or
address LESLIE IRON WORKS, y
Steuben-s, north Of Pennsylvania Rail
road tracks,, Jersey City.
IoE sALE.-MetaI peIrioratine machines
and dies new EDWIN y. STIMP-
Sun a son 81 Spruce-st.. New NoIk.
FOR SALE-Old violin, celebrated
maker; great power. tone; now special
price. DAVIS, O64 9th-GVe.. near 46th.st.
JUST OPEN for inspection. four very
handsome cabinet trimmed houses, complete
iu detail. Nos. 81 to 81 West 16th--t. .,
MOD rate price,. JACOB SKINNER, on
premises
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FURNISHED 6onscs 60 fri

City.
TO LET Below PARK. brownstonc house.
VOL furnished Tl1e I'r month with board
fOr two adults can BE- rented now or ia
= pt mUct. F0r particulars and adore
inquire T.. T.. Room a. Book Bunding,
$50 jth-dVe.. corner .Oth>i.
Country.
ASEUkY PARK. y. J.-COttages TO let
for season. fun she'd. MILAN ROSS,
Ashury Park. y. j
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Gounirr Real Csiaie Go Get

yREE RENT UNTIL SEPTEMBER
BEAUTIFUL Colonial house. IL rooms withln
we minutes wDlk o. Glen Ridge siatloh'
u y. Box. 204 0len Ridge. n. j.
:, Inland POINT CAMP FOR RENT
VII rent my Adirondack camp, ~ Lower
-. Regis Lake near Paul Smiu,s Hotel.
~ Particulars apply TO HENRY w. CORN
Ia Cleveland. ohie.
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Real Gs,alc 10 CrGhanae

FARM o. 20 acres. snd rcta. nl.N hIsi-
ness selling 300 qt> "a a.. and =. Icf o.
b. exchange fog large .aru suitable ioI iai--
~ s.ock j MNALLN, 49i GloNe->;.
Jersey 10y.
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flats 90 fct, unturnisheo

FLATS 10 LET.-furnished and unfur-
nished desirable locations FOLSOM
BROTHERS, SIC Broadway
THE DALHOUSlE ~ TO ~ West 5gth.
st between ilfth and SiNf. we. and
fronting Central Park choice sinsie apart
ment To rent In this Tine nrep.oof nous.
Please inquire Of JanitOr.
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Domtsnr Suuanons UanIeo

-------.-.-----.
NaIea
.r,.,-,.,,,.r ~"'-p,xioN Gentle.
man o. ed .ciion. rcN'ri.'''. n,Fi ,uS'.''
oeeI 49, a. I'D te,lr... rOl>r.
|W, .,..,,., pri.D "a R'v.'.
i''-- .t'1-''',
BUTLER of W III. " pu''ri or
naitr u pI'u'r I"A.lf W s".A. , '.'.'''
made ~. .if o. c'nny' k9 31 a. ,., "a
WILLIAM AhAo4 lsDN". ''' '"Nf'.' ~
Dai
p-rtJ-u DO, MAIIIR-Bv young
German .r,aS- Eng 81 t6o.oaslly would would
take ca. a. l,ti m.n Don. arg i,, .'C c,,,n
"i t'aN'I WIN Ni'" il 80 p' f,.u, ia-t
wv ''i dr.. X. 100 rranhlu.st.
CoAtUMAN. GAKDiNLIs, Sc.-By
g. rirsn ~ married able a. take luI
cLa.re gent mans p.aco under~.oi o. cAre
u hor-, arr age ana 10 az h ss w,t6
,i,,n r'.,,,in H.. ,n,iae. 10 i've In: Will
SoolH no"r. ~ 49,. All Srhulcr.st
| ing ~ 60 el.fi.. NuN' -
fi'""o '"!'o :. ~ - ~
'OAl IMAM ana "a ~ "a r.,,,.t
man ana vic U'v,. .'i'' "a cnIi-
th'r 'n'.no' u, -r,a tqdrr-. COACH
| dirn LJv4 u,'1r.n
Man So N".iv''-'-.. :" --
4BAItIAi N-I;t q single rian - VIII
| lng - be- gUnrfallN rN'fnl, goo" i'''ic'i'''
JAMES. Tribune oii,'.
flN
| CpAt II N IL tnol""-" 49,
ns', m,. a,.t.ria.. civ snd country refer
| rhLs.'' e.- tnlrI'.T honesty and ability.
! rNoTI>u Eapllr. l.. /.
| J - 80. .-t-o ,IoT--T
60 Man lnI /" M I.,,id rounI mo-
\ We IN. by ''."' imam and plr.
Icncr, Vie for .s,l,TI hos-,e .,, b'S'
differences. =. il, S'l Vet -''"--'e.
| -,,,,u,f,N pr = Young man OF good
] ,ddr..' .,',i h1nltA ar-t.cliss hOrscuan eN-
per. r.aei Sio c 1',' rcrc,eoce' KOCH. / e55
| % - "a wy
o'-~e'' ------- ~.
| tOAfHM AN.-'rrhuthhh t"i,'t ".
| rlfn want, situation for NJ, Goa 'hiish SIN
/ ,iI' ,,,',,.r,t,- thnroughly rNpcr irncei :;
| ~, .nd country. .afo driver understands
| . - 60 ,firinc generally useful wages
.aS H'r,.-' r,n hirhiy recommend him Ad-
~ AZ pI,l.. ToN Box - Tribune once.
e .-- : -. a., eI,,,,i., ,,,. :
COACHMAN.-l nis,,o,.'S' sl,ta, "c ear
thoroughly eNi'frir,nt1r,tH, rlt, az co,,rtry
| riascs. &c. cHi'us' ult,,i ,nad civ refsr
would D. gtntidIlI ", IA =. 81" - Z,
| cnccs Address NJ. H., l1' f~.et ftuh-st
/ 80, =, - t--rrf,-s Tor uriVste
COAN II NJ ~ - -. ,,d tr.lnsr -
fsmliv; eNp-rt uf,N rl iu' FL ~. rns hoo
mnusgal ,Ap'r once. ard With b..st feauilies
| best LersOngl citv reference heuluh htiSnb
and weigh, aged - "aiIleu oIe chnu
thoroughly enercr,it. a. $500 ~, ~
has modest eApecAil,9l,s,,, oxHIhI'N Sr.TTy isfa
u permanent. JooA'i ~ "
East 00th-st.
ToGCTTN leaving city de- res
s,tnatjon fof her coachrnan; English,
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QressmakInl.


ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING.-Uni quc d e
signs hotel order a; short notice ana To- .'S
crate charges goods purchased u orsli -.
Mr.. MeELROY. g. East 9th-st.' oppos''>
Denn.ng, :.
ADVERTISEMENT Is AND suBsSK,IIr'
TONS tDE IHk NEw-l Okh -, ~ ~ :. D. 70
UNE WILL ri RBC ElNED At TIL Il,
TOWN OFFICE, No. i .ai2 broadway "a
door north Of 1hlrty-frst-st ard ADNLk
lIsEMit..NI> at the following o BIaIeh * ~;
Gtn-sve. l57 Forrth.ave.. corner -Four
feminist. go lhlrd-aVe.. corner ortl
80, cnth-st. l026 TEId-a,e.. near SlNty-
hr-t--t. J., l1e tirst-ave.; 100 Wet forA'
sccOud-st. l32 co. unbus-aYe. O9 Bibtfl =
81. - Avenue 1923 Third lave. ~ ~
West foar,eenth-st. oj7 West 42d.st.i ~
Church-st. 5j4 Third ave. ! ,33s Third,
ave; 2.o5l Thiid-ave.. between 18TH ana
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Fast
Our-hundr q -an1-tweufy- nfth--L 243 West
One-hundfe1 and-iw enty -iiith-st.. and 5-oo
West OLC-hundrcd and forty -ffth-st., up TO .
,. H., at regular ONCE rate.
DRFssMAKER-For the summer. cle-
giant dresses and tailo'-made suits for : ~
superior IL and ta,to guaranteed also
figure and bell skirt perfect hanging. from.
s3. lining always ready for irving On . VIII
20 out for ftti-g. 50 West 26th.st.
DREssMAKER makes suit from 81 up !:
hrst-cla-s WORK perfect NJ guaranteed b'~I
DREsSMARE R.-Tlecant cutter and IT.
ter g. a day, Or at home perfect III eueiih-
terd India SIR. grenadinr or cloth sun,
made IN one week for $40 fanny wei y ana
Russian gown. q speciality. ~ East lVVh-
st. near Broadway.
DRLSSMAKING. - Artistic tallor-mad
suit from go. ut and workmanship guar
anteed also bali. evening and reception
dre-srs at equally low prices. BON A -
- L1st 2ph--t
DEta>SMAKEE. formerly with Madam
Dedeu. Will work reasonably during the
summer months al homo. 202 West 43d-st,
FRENCH DREsSMAKER. cutter and
filter br the system Doucet Pari,, WON'T
more customers by the DAY s2.25 no OBJ
lection 20 30 TO country arrangements Dy
the mouth. l46 MardOural-st
FIl.7-tLAS> DRb-SMAKER excel
lent nttor and draper at home or by the
day ; hJlf-prico; highest reference. MIS-.
NOt NGBEIiG. - East l2th-st. 30 moor
FIRST.CLASS French drcssHaker ex-
pert only on childfen'- dresses private
family; 10 objection g. county hest refer
cncc~. Address T.. H.. $50 broadway.
WANTED.-By an artistic dress shaker,
o few more engagement. bv the dav in iirsi-
lass families terms - per day will r..
model reference. D.. ~ SHAW.
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gonntrp Real estate for sal.

,.Aa.-SAkATOGA SPRINGS. --Cientleman'.
NNoen1! seat and farm. 10 acres short
100 IRON railway station farm VIII cut
III. ~ns nay THIS season over thr,- miles
S,enishces stable accommodation fOr G5 head
s,''', AZ acres improved; excellent water
IHILLIPs & WILLS. Tribune building.
A.-tOIt SAL. OK kACHANGh., a cele-
1911 stoch farm. SObut 700 acres, neal
r.. - "usOA kiNef landing and tNe minutes
ION railway station modern house. u
Ioons' al convenience large barns and
~ S'p Ps accommcda ions for 100 head stock
mo "oA s,slls VIII cut 100 tons hay build
inss insured for s2l coo will consider city
PVpTY IN cNhance tFoiln 3D..
- Li-Ifo WELLS. Tribune building.
BARGAlN.-At NorawIk Conn. in
de- "rIoh OF town; large modern res.
o oIi, j., corner plot, Coz so, price $1,000
| 9i,lN - '3V1 caeh required photographs here.
3i rgnn0 0'%ll PHILLIPS WELLS.
.AGLN,I rUK MONICLA!R Dwell.
lhes Tor sale or 10 let; Large assortment OF
handsome building sites terms easy.
Obbs a TAYLOR. Beekmsn-st n. 4
ADIKONDACKs - TROUT LAKE"
nearly three miles long. with !. 0e- acres
rare chance for hotel or CLUB. (FolO
los PHILLIPS 4 WELLS, Tribune
n
seats OF William AstOr. De- Fuystcrs. Schuy-
itrs and Nicc-Prcsldcnt Morton old home
stead II rooms, IN good order; go II from
street Is acres: stables. fruit. &c, price.
$4,000. (FOlo G2jO) PHILLIPS 81
ELLIS, Tribune building.
ATTENTION. BARGAIN. 5000
Plainiield. jersey Contra; 4O-acre farm.
good land. Improvements fruit, shade. run
ming water easy forms UOs-cssi Jil.
HODGES. 1879 broadway. Room D. elevator
ut 1877.
FOR SALF.-One Of The finest estates
on the Hudson; near 800 acres. j. Z.
REACH. 81 BROADWAY. y. y.
FOR SALE.-A beautiful farm near Ber-
nardsvillc. y. j.. buildings new and fine;
value. SiS 900. Another. In same locality;
value $40 600 buildings new; will eN.
change for house in New-Nork OF equal
value; no membranes. Address i. o.
Box ] .351.
FOR SALE.-A house. harm and crop
with % ceres. horse and wagon near boat
landing and T. Il. station an hour from
city. :. G.. LAiIFF. Kcypoft y. j.
ORANGE TO SHORT HlLLS.-An sta
lions; houses for sale and Tent; furnished
and unfinished. PATTERSON \ O'BRIEN
III Broadway and South Orange, y. j.
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Domrsnr GlfuaIlons UanIeo

Females.
"A -A.---- =
MIS-. l.. Sicily
formerly MIS- l.. Campbell,
~ WEST 22D-~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
: MALL AND fINAli
EMPLOY Nj NJ BIREAu. !
ALL REFkKENCES
STRICTLY lNNE>TlHA I'D.
Servants hr,akiL. engagements VIII
b.. d.sm! -sed from orlce aui foiciI All !
claim u Zee paid. 5000, ..,.,.,,.,.
= K.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
is Wtsl &@D-SI. !
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ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING.-In ique ae'
signs hotel order a; short notice ana To-. To-
crate charges goods purchased II orhliI.
Mr.. MetLROY. 3: East 9th-st.' oppo'''
Ilcrr mr.
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Grip Wanieo.

AGENTS AND CANVAsSERs male or
female; SO ~ 81 daily prorts sure eA-
p"ricnce unnecessary 10 taking rcqulren :
exclusive territory given. tOr PARTICULAR
address /. PUTNAM q CO., West Winstfo.
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AT EkANNH OfFlNES,
Advertisements received ~ regular Once
rates until \ y. m. viz.
o,4 sth- ave, =. G. cor. OF 23d-st.
l52 6th-ave., cor l2th-st
1g2 Coirmbus-aye.. near West GSth-st.
los West 42c--t, near Oth-ave.
20 West l4th-st., near 6thaye.
c5T West 4.d-st.. bet 9TH and 9Th aves
I5T fth-aye cor. 14h-St.
i.yss Nave., between 10th and 18th sta.
1873 Sd ave, between 18th and 10th sts.
.UyJ Ji-aye., near 6ist-s..
los lst-aye., neal S9th-st.
100 3d-ave., corner 4ith.st.
5JI 3d.aye. near East 5Tth-st
50 Avenue A. between 80 and 9Th avea
Il CaraI-st and l57 Divisfon-st.
l<y Churcrst bet Warren and Cham.
hers ste
90 Fast 42d-st., near Madron-sve-
o,O5l 3d-ave., bet 112th and 18th sts.
Cy Ldberty-st., near broadway.
HARLEM OFFlCESs
1856 East fo5th-st.. near Sd-ave.
a43 West 125th-st.. bet. 9TH end sth svea
80 Wet 145th- st
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
397 Fulton st. 03 Court-st, sos De kaio
ave. 1890 Bcdford-ave-, 100 S'wAS'
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AGENTS. -WOndcrful advertising de-
Vice Patented Every merchant buys
Big paw Enclose stamp. AliCR Mfj.
co. Racine Wis
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Females.
FIEST-CLASS litter and designer 70 20
out by the day formerly with White 4
HowaS References. DkEsSNAhER, lJ9
East S7th-st
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A-LAn,,I rKOlI.>TAN EMPLOY
aINr NOT SE.-fOr hOta- and private
families. nr~;-clrss male and female help
with r.ltrrut,-- city cor country At Mr~.
fLOYD'S 1873 Gth-aye. An house above
lut1-st
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AGENTS uIALER> Send s33 l-S for
100 huNc- ly paper. 80 double -lr.t- when
Opsu.d S-b2I iurhs- 10 j. sweet BIT
NJ All" Ht ELL, - North fth-st. rh.ia-
drlLhll Penn.
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Ofice,
Adye-t senents ard subscriptoas
received theeu Until 3 o'ciccx p -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-23
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January 1. 1892,
to date are sS49,675 There were filed for
record yesterday % deeds, the considerations
aggregating si4, S4, an average of s575.1S. Fol-
lowing is the list as furnished by Osborne,
TrempeI & Co, abstractors of title, lie Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
J. T. Clayworth to II. Bernard, lot IL, block l.,
G. J. Wheeler to J. Weber, lot /, block as. Bryn
Mawr. $3.50.
6. ( Angsvine to W. R. Snyder. part J. Bran
VIM Behriug to Jno H. Wilson, lots As to IS,
block 4, south PIX, $500.
Upper & Renick to c. E. Severance, n lot II,
block g, jackson st add, $3.50.
w. W. Beck to Geo. Cochran, lots Cumberland
add, $500.
J. p Nordlie to O. R. Dahl, lots Kid synd Cd,
v. W; Beck to }. S. Prichard, lot 10. block s,
J. w Jones to VIM. Ashfeld, ne NV sw 81, 81.
n. Humes to Sarah Humes, lot 7, block Sc,
Denny Hoyts, ST.
n B. Hunter to Sarah Humes. lots Is to le,
block 3, Lincoln PARK, 81
Thomas Gowen TO C. W. Adams, lots to l.,
block 70, Aberfeldy est add, 500.
A. W. Engle to N. w. Stratton, part lots 4 and
s. block ie, Yeslers LIST, 81, 200.
G. f. Drager 10 J. A. Elsey, tracts and 4, c. d
r. R. Spencer to F. c. Weber. block 10, oneids
o. j. Treen to }. F. White. lot 9. block A. Eas.
PIX, si.400.
j. f. Brewer ct al. TO Aug. Johnson, lot Is,
block 3, Wala Waila, 500.
III. S. Upper 10 c, W. Crapp, part tract l., Up
per & Renicks add, 500.
4. II. Peasants 10 y. 5. Hart. lot II. block p,
Kinuear's add s., 200.
/. A. Barbee 10 = w. Hutchcroft, lot 8, block
is, new add Des Moines, sl25.
A. A. Denny to C. r. Otis, lot S, block IL.
Broadway add, $500
Everett Smith 10 w. A. Dibble, lot 8. block IA,
Brighton Beach, 81
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OBJECTS TO THE COMBINE.
Commission Firm Gives Reasons for Not
Signing Grocers, Agreement.

J. NJ Hixson, of the produce commission
firm of j. NJ. Hixson d Co., gives the fol-
lowing reasons for not signing the agree
ment not to retail to consumers submitted
by the Retail Grocers' Association:
told the committee when it came to me, that
all OF my goods were received from the pro-
ducers on consignment and had to be disposed
OF; that there were times when the merchants
did not want some OF them, and that then /
could not, in justice to those who sent me their
produce tie up myself by not selling their goods
day or two after that another committee
came to me and wanted me TO sign a written
agreement that would forfeit $50 II sold any
goods at retail. declined to sign 1t and then
they gave me notice that they would not buy of
me. In taking the stand have am doing no
more than have done before In Chicago and
San Francisco and that Is the regular practice
in those cities. The wholesaler alwaysi, allowed
to clear off at retail what the merchants did not
take. Retailers can regulate their purchases
according TO the wants of the trade, but whole
salers cannot, and l am justified in selling at
retail what is left over. OF course allow
liberal discount to merchants because would
rather have their trade There is injustice in
their demands, for they insist upon the right to
purchase from outsiders-farmers and others
and then expect US to sell only to them.
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Annual Meeting to Be Held in This City
February 23.

Last night the executive committee of
the Western Washington Bible Society
met at the Office of DR.. G. w. Price and
fixed upon the evening of February % as
the time for the annual meeting of the
society. II. L. Sizer, r. III. Denny and w.
Carr were appointed to secure hall or
church in this city for the occasion and
arrange for speakers, etc.
The Western Washington Bible Society
includes the counties of King, Snohomish,
Whatcom, Island, Kitsap, Mason, Jeffer-
son, Clallam and Kittitas.
DR.. p. G. Hetzler, of Salem, Or, the dis
trict superintendent of the American Bible
Society, was at the Arlington hotel after
last nights meeting. His territory in
clude5 Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Mon
tana and Utah, and he makes the
circuit of the principal places in
it once each year. This work he has been
carrying on since 1878, and it has been
fairly well systematized since 1875 Dur
ing the period since then S6,975 families
have been visited, and 6,625 OF them were
found without Bibles. OF these families
4,6S2 have been supplied, and Bibles have
been furnished for 7.773 young men and
women. Within the last year the society
has secured Bibles for 900 children in the
Northwest
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CUSTER, WASH, Dec. IS, 1891.

CUSTER, WASH, Dec. 1s, 1891.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: l would have written to you
before this. but thought l would wait
awhile and see if there would be any re-
lapse. 1t has been six months since l
stopped your treatment, and, as there has
been no return of former symptoms, am
assured that my cure Is complete. l can
eat kinds of food now that l have not
been able to eat for fifteen years, and l do
not remember that my bowels were ever
so regular. / am indeed thousand times
obliged to you for what you have done for
me- We have used your medicines in our
family several times for acute cases and
always with the best results. / am fully
satisfied that you can cure anything that
can be cured. 1 shall always be pleased
to recommend your treatment to others,
for to you and your remedies l owe more
than can ever express. I pray God that
you may live many years to benefit others
as you have me. Please accept the graft
tude of an overiowing heart.
Respectfully yours,
MRS. c. HOLCONB.