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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26
MID-WINTER EXCURSION

To Niagara Falls, Saturday. Jan
uary 2Sth, 1893, via the Buckeye
Route. The c. Ii. V. e T. Railway
company will run an excursion 10
Niagara Fall, and return, on Sat
urday, January 2Slh, 1893, at the
low rate of Sc from all points south
of Columbus. Tickets will be sold
for morning tram, going, only on
date named and limited to Febru-
ary Isl, 1893, for return passage.
1t is now just one hundred years
since an ice bridge has formed at
Niagara Falls, and lhe opportunity
offered 10 witness the grandest and
most sublime sight at a nominal
rate is now presented to our many
patrons. For further information
call on q. w. ScHwENKE, Agt.
Inn
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26
Jan. 19, 1898, 3w.
Agricultural Society Election.

At meeting of the Board of the
Hooking county agricultural society
held on last Saturday, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year; President, n. w. Starr; vice
president, Isaiah Frasure; Directors,
George Marks, S. E. Bay, II. l..
Wright, Robt. Lonestreth, Robt.
White. The directors serve two
wears each.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ChIlblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles or NO pay re-
quired. 1t is guarante eed to give perfect
satisfaction, Or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For Sale by
Jan. % ly F. Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Persons wishing to buy house and lot in
Logan, q coal farm III Starr tow wnshlp. q farna
near Logan, a one-thir,l interest In real estate
in Fostoria o., lot OF thoroughbred shetland
ponies a good carriage horse, one-half inter
e-t in engine and boiler, ard other personsl
" i'll please cal, on or confer with
the undersigned OH OF before Decem ber 2lst.
.Sg2 S. Fl. BRIGHT.
and U. W. II. W. IGHT,
Assignees of L. A. Culver
Dec, l, IS92-iw. Logan, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ accounts and vouch, rs have been fiIed in
the Probate Court of Hooking county, Ohio
for second partial settlement.
George MARKS Guardian OF Archibald Raj
ston and Lucy C. RalstCn.
And the same will come on for hearing OH
M, or Il soon thereafter as may be onvenie lent
Dec c22-3w. W. ACKER. Probate Judge
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate or William A. Collision, deceased
l. The undersigned has been appointed and
qualited as Administrator OF the Estate of
William, A. Collision late of Hooking County,
deceased. Dated this 2gth. day of DeceIu Der
y. u. 1892. Jacob b. Riason.
dec. g, 1t
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26
APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ALEXANDER MCCUNE, de-
II ceased. The undersigned hus been ap-
pointed and qualified as Executor of the Es-
tate of Alexai der McCune late of Hooking
County, DECEASED.
HIRAM Mct'UNE.
Dated this 5tll day of Janunry, 1853 3w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26

I'm buying a cough medicine for
children" says II. A. Walker. a prom
inent druggi st OF Ogden, Utah, never
be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from it
and relief is always sure to follow. |
recommend Chamberlain
because | have found it to be safe and
reliable. 1t is intended especially for
colds, Group and whooping cough" 80
cent bottles for sale by F. Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26

Lanes Family Medicine
Moves The bowels each da.r. Nest pso-
pie need use it.-Jaly I, N-lY.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26

"Mercy's Marriage" at Opera
House Frsday evening, Jan. 9th.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26
HOME DIRECTORS.

FOREIGN DIRECTORS.
C N Jordon, New York; John L. Brownnell
New York; C. V. Culver, New York. Jams, If.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26

II you want a Monument or
Tombstone, Lime. Plaster Paris or
Cement, you should call on
47-tf EISELE & MCLAIN.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-01-26

Zip. The Child otihe Mountain
at the Opera House, Saturday eve
ming, January 2Sth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02
kOsIKAuCH - FREE.
1sm Of the RsdiO6 cossptratOs Cat
Ahort by . Techntealtty.


short by . Tschntesltsy.
Ludwig kostraeeh, the only one OF the
aspirators in the great Radloff mystery
DO was ever punished. IL aow free man.
Was sentenced 60 one year in the
PANTY jail on June II. isso. and also
ssa 500 and costs. having been con-
xsed OF grave robbery.
The maximum punishment for this
11ins is one years imprisonment When
enstrageh's term vas up on the lith of the
tSs<nt month he Was not released, but
~ bed Ia work oat his fine and the costs
stae proceedings had against him. Kos
vsaeh was informed by his attorney.
IND lick. that any imprisonment IN ex-
rs Of the one year prescribed by statute
TIE crime of grave robbery vas Illegal.
- he therefore MED petition for sri.
haheas corpus.
saaee Hames granted the writ and M AIDE
rsaFnabie yesterday morning at II
ss.aeS. Al that hour kostraaeh IS pro-
sseed IN court. Prosecuting Attorney J.
. Absfr iilesi a motion to aaash the writ
ias reason that kostrauch's petition
~esei Apan It's lace that the petitioner
heid IN custody upon a process issued
@sa the !aaal Judgment of a coart of
3mf~sens jurisdiction. The motion VAS
reasd and arguments on the writ
ssas. The jadse decided that the clerk
= 'as eoart had heen in error when he
s msse oat the commitment in sueh
N 1at kostraueh MAS obliged 20 remain
AZ Until the hne was worked out. and
sasa kostrsueh his freedom.
80 ane OF $40 aud costs was not re-
~ however. and King county -
s1sns creditor Of Ludwig 10 that
HIS lsllers saw that kostrsuch,
-, NSkfoa' hes as he Is sometimes
~ vas the hsppiss; man who ever
1 800 INTO the open air when he Was re-
sset yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02
Tbs TRIAL CALENDAR.
KaurrY pRrAnrMrNr-LAxaIRY. !

BoUfrY DefARrMRNr-LANGLRY,J
Reliance s4oan ana Trust Company W. Daniel
Schneider 81 ai.-Septembef
Northwest; Guaranty Loan and Trust Com
psny W. r. ". Rochsstes 81 ai september s.
city OF sesttie ". z. II. Lewis-Scp,emosr e.
Ci y al seattle W. r. Ii. Lewis-september g.
T. Cinrk.vs. 4 c. Munsou-->eptembe Der 7,
{. A. Hedge W. Ida smith et al, September 7.
j. K Lewl Va Seattle Opera House-Septem.
bar IL.
=. NeNatt w. John Barnes september IL
A. ii. Brsymsn q a. Va q. y. smith 81 al
September "a
II. h. Desrbury W Farrasut Insurance Com.
psny->c pte:naer L..
Frat Sat:,nal Bank Of Slaughter W. T. u.
Gordon OF at ,eptsmb her IL
J. :. Nc.allum ". Z. !. Holden ct ux. -Sep-
tembet IL
penuy ciss Company Va W. l. Wilson Of al
September "a
". Patterson ". J. Ensw,slis ct a. -Sspssm-
Der IL
a. l. Fauss " II. Y. james Of ai-Sep,sm Der ~
Arch,hssi vs. ". NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
IL NJ. Hanaiin ". +. A. Ayers vi sL--Ssrtsm-
Der Is
Washington Improvement Company ~ Ere
mont Milling Company her ID
CIVIL DsrARrasSr-ossoRN.y ..
=. y. Ware vs. National Fire Insurance Com
psny->epts n Der -
b. y. Mart Va Springfield fIrs and Marine la.
snfancr Cuaipsny september NJ
ststi Ngsssha 4 Woodward Company ~ r.
n LstGmsr september II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02
RGERY CASE FALLS
80 Ban'es Dismisses One
! Chargl Against Mrs. Yesler.
wlAsi sspEALs THE OLD ONE


80. suep Yesterday sustained the
s.,o. = Ma Minnie @. fesier asking
~, - charge Of forgery prefefred
$500 k$:r b dismissed.
~ n4Sslon had been taken ondef "a
seneet: June %. on which date !; vas
rr.sd at!a submitted
~. Y:sler's attorneys argued thss the
= z shz last legislature on the subject Of
~ e.S hich provided Tor the punish
- AZ shs crime of Illegally destroying
- r{peaied the act under which the
|S1wma&ion against Mrs. Yssler VAS fled.
~ he reason that set Of 1896 hsd no saw
- ciakss- This Vas the GROUND on
kich usey based their motion.
fhe tErosscufion argued that since the
k1.rmsaon 6ied against Mrs. Yesler
s1.red shs destruction Of her husbands
- vsiis he Vas still living. and not
~ N decease. the new law would not
100. A. the time the Arguments we're
~ :Juaes Hnmes intimated that he
-ou,E suosain the motion. but he
ersoeotss Judgment 70 allow the fling Of
Ihsske
pmAeeuting Attorney John r. Miller
- snotscs Of IN appeal from Judge
fnss' ruling yesterday.
gajes the Law the state has the same
"a 9 appeal - the defendant from .
1~jtjsa II this kind. In case the supreme
& sl.rms the ruling Of the lover court
"a pposscution win fall back upon the
~ Of conspiracy made against MrA
YtXe and fight 70 finish on that line.
a today's decision the charges OF
nfnsy made against DR.. J. Eugene
l41a md DR.. II. Martin Van Buren,.
~ ~ co defendants with Mrs. Yesies
IA Nh charges. also fall 70 the ground.
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UnrTsD sfAy1s pssrHcR cocxf-uAxyoso. 4
In the matter Of the Illegal dstentioa oe Mn.
Lee Fook BoF-Asastng couttnusA.
sorn,t Observation-Disclosures. 3.
X h shnrsway ~ A. n. Chssssy q ux-De-
iaos srn ius gment: signed.
mnses 70 aaswss; sustained. twenty days 70
9 Il. rs,. Va ?. " Eoesss.sr- M0s,oa to
q. W. E Grimm ". ssassle National Bank
answer Of II. 4. vsils; granted: exception.
ton--Nos,on for dsisuis: grated: 6ndiass 81
Birdssy wstnors N ssass Of wasAingsen-
II. y. veils ~. seattle National Rank Build.
Ing Company-Judgment: signed: sxcspsion.
W. Kesns ~. Peter Rodgefs-Noti0n 70 Quash
cestiorsri: dSnied: exception.
IT, W. fousg ct 81. w. Lyman Wood OF al
Order spp0iAsing guardian I'd htem; default Of
Woods aud Eoseus Dapss: signed.
Aary X Foster Va ]. A. Paskss-Decses;
T. c. Nilsssvs. K r. Mathew stsssnsat d
facts: eottle9 and signed.
John schrsm Company " q n. wfliasd q a.
cviS DRpAnInRHf-ospoax. l.
Hugh Husss ". r. J. Graham-Mosio 81 d.
iendant foe ,ll Of particulars: granted: leave to
Me same within sssnsy days: granssd
. s.S. ~ y e: sse q
intention 20 Die amended complaint
J. Yrsderisk Va l. sslig-fiainsi6s motion
Tor new triels overfuled.
y. X. Pfelsutaine ~ Maurice AcNiekon-ao-
ton for nsvstrisi: ovssrulsd.
W. ". Rtisshast Va r. Watson Of 81. Motion
Of dsfsndaas$ for default ana judgment; over
G. winshp;l Va c. Friend psfeudanrs mo-
ton 70 stsiks from reply: sustained.
49,, :. saasSsy :" e =; Shl sus. . aL-ps.
tanned: leavs 70 amend.
W. W. Williams w. Clipper Single Company
s9;i0R e oHs. ss: 9. d:o:s
default: oveyruisd
b. Horton 4 Co W. n. stewart se ai-pefsuis
and judgment OF &101 o..
A. u. kirg Va z. + Bowman-Deiauit ana
judgment in.sum OF tg22 3D.
cainiHAL psrAKrnsxr-Munss.L
B. b. Dsaxborn ". NJ II. Holmes CLERK In.
etrucsed 10 vscate former order OF default and
John Noyss Va J. r. Ioyheed Of q. --Dsmursss
Of plaintin 70 !. ? and afhrnativs defeus<s d
Nixon ct Al, sustained: exception allowed:
W. H. Gleason w. City Of ssastis ct al.-Ds.
mu rref to get and second sfirmativo defonses
Ia amended. answsr; suAtainsd-
~. w. Fre;esiek ~ samuel Cohn-stficken.
Boston CSpshine Houss Va Puget Sound q
Alaska stes .nship Com pany --sss,cSen.
state of W .ssbington ~. Minnie q. ieeios 81 sl.
--Motioa Of Minnie O. Yssief 70 dismiss action !:
sustained; ,xcsption: stats's attorney gives
state OF Washington ". william Mack-Pstis
larceny: mcsion Of defendant to set asids YER
dict ana s.rsst Of Judgment sustained: prisoner
:. In the matter Of the application OF LUDWIG
OF state TO Juash writ; depisd: writ sustained
and pfssoaes discharged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02
TWO ADMIRALTY CAsGs.
Fhed Against Sioap Xcra aad
BARK FORT Gordoa.

aosa Tor $.Ss - WAS .ile,s in the United
s.s'Fic; court yesterday against The
Aosa, owned by d. '. Johnson.
AFoihers' Ten; and Awning Com.
q a<sas The hoe,lant The money j.
- N 10 &c due for salts sna Sc, of
- sasassAed the cram. The Xora "a,
ssard released on bonds.
ss' libel VAS filed sgaiuss the
-. ses BARK Port siorsiea AMI her cargo
ssseaiGe Baxter. Who CLAIMS aa later
zee cargo. The bark WAS wrecked
warrington coast Ia March. iSsl.
- ses fages sound points. irosa Arsras.
saasa port she !ess November /. isss.
- ~ Consists Of pig iros. ere hrack
asss saoaa; Of IRE clay.
- sssesiaass claim that they are ahse.
.Asss Of the bark aaa cargo, which
,Aey purchased Al tue aaaer-
Ne last year. and they Ole the
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-whars IL No Il trying - iay up any-
sAtse: asyus many peepas 81 Hnsssd nssna
.we en- q Doss oaIy savs . lev dollars .
neafh. sad vbss can you DO vita lev dosla.s-
II ron pat them in . baak The dollars ass res
pszcspossy larger e IL ed a. tas ysas, 70
vAas inducenens u sAess 70 seoaon:ss and ny
aaa - "a il The vesidr' Ard - rssui, Of
a isiogse they viii eoatinus 70 live right up 70
their incomes and - peoess, u aaysAing. % The
cad os ths ysas thAa thsy vsxs q ~ con-
0aueomook
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BkENlTlEs.
l. W. En,s nsses aud s-ysar loans.

l. w fniE mskes aud fyear loAna
lee & BoSdsn~ Mortgage .oanS See them
The isiies OF North seattle Baptist church
will serve lunch Monday and Tuesday In the
Kenyon ssccs, corner treni and seusct.
f.euiy oi moaey for small short tine PER
ssnsi Learn AisBesots and Puget sound
Loan,nx toearsny. room II starr boyd bui ding
The to;ss ca leettons OF Internal reyeaas Of
the Seattle ,.fies ief the al year eade1 Juae
- we're sltl.sNA pepasy Collector X Gsgsbuzy
OF Tacoma, ssss esea assisting Ma W : Har.
ian. the aspuir collector FOR the district, 70.
several dsys in elosiax up tie easiaess OF The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

A his stt;5rnsy prsdiessd. when wfliiau
Mack. the Newcastle negro Who vas found
guilty Of pssis larceny In stealing . v.iise
filed With .ioshing from Hannah Stroth-
en- in Ocsoter. isel. vas brought MP before
Judge Hunsss yesterday 70 10 sentenced
he WAS released on . motion n set asida
the verdict and for stay 81 Judgment. on
the ground shat the crime II petit larcenv
had become outiavsd. Mack Wa ehsrrsd
With grand larceny. bat convicted Of the
lesser crime.
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ma LEE YOOK BOw's CASE.
- D9ovts 20 Prove . Right - Stay -
Thto CouneHy.

3 Judge Hanford's court yesterday
In L. Fook Bow, otherwise known ~
, e1anais Yung. Was on trial on writ Of
ftobenD corpus to dstsrmine her right TO
unsia In the country. The United States
- trying 10 prove that Chummie 10 not
10 sile Of Lee Fook Bow, but merely .
0iasos woman Of immoral character who
Ittying to get into this country on that
puosxk Lees attorney wants 10 prove
| o. Chummie IL not only the lawful wife
4 L., bat that she 10 also native Of the
uFaiisd States.
!. The vsll-known story Of MrA. Lee Fook
lsx's troubles was rscitsd again in court
NtArday. She and her husband claim
Hat her mother, who had vegetable
hrm In Victoria was sick, and that
cAummis, iiks . dusiful daughter, went
= visit her. She considered that she was
10 we'll known as the wife Of q prom.
nsnt San Francisco merchant to require
1lanpofts like an ordinary coolie, and so
shen she tried to come back she Was
Ilahbsd By the custom officials and charged
I'm being In the country unlawiuliy.
Les attorney put him on the stand to
~sty enSs Nnauutte WAo uiS Wiutiy
s6dsd wife, which Lee did in great
aaps. Then Chummic went up TO tcs-
~ that Les WAS her husband. but she
NO not 10 successful ~ testifying
lila She either does not or pretends
~ 70 understand English. and all the
Uanony came through Mark Ten SUE.
lDoehse interpreter was present and the
teps cases on each other IN such =
Rous manner that what Chummis
mhy did sag will probably remain . Sc
ut Several Chinese letters and piece Of
H. paper with gold characters. purporting
b . marriage certificate, were intro
1aeed in evidence. Mark Ten SUE took
stand 10 tell tho court something about
1insss customs relating TO marriage. and
Essentially mentioned that the gay piece
Ind paper was only description Of the
DDS many virtues. beauty, etc. given
the marriage broker to the bridegroom .
1vnts. This may have been true. AS
nther Of the interpreters could make o
raj translation OF the document. judge
lhnford will hear the remainder Of the
= Monday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

To have . scoi. pleasant kitchen this sun-
usr? II so. be aareas, with the times
and use gss - ; fuel. You ~ll have no
care and n AXE work easy. Give away yoar
coal range and adopt modern methods ay
using . gas stove. saving patience and
labor. Should you be in doubt. those who
have a,rcaey purchased only need be seen
20 vouehsase our statement Every one
shout! use Gas stove,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02
Doctors Agree

In At least one thing in this town, and
that i, tina; Gays drug store. corner Yes
Ter avenue and South Third street, is the
finest and nos, complete and hes. ar
ranged drug store in Seattle. If not on the
Coast. Tsey feel perfectly satisfied to
have their prescriptions filled there. IS in
this store there is . special prescription
Departments under the diree; care OF Mr..
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csssss ..a P.ba,. oa....

Aioers Kn.ss. native Of Germany, ~ -
mitssd 70 eistseeship yesterday b. JuAss Han
ford Judge Osborn psssosmea IKE seryie.
Tor Joha ?. Jskeesoc, . native Of Denmark
James Ferris. aecussd Of robbins the puv.n.
tsh possomey Of - letters and Other arsicses.
vss YESTERDAY hound ever - tho Cnited States
Grand jusy bs Cnttsd stasss .Commissiou>r c. D.
Emery. He could mot put mp q, mo ana vse, 70
tsia- ne viii hsve his Trial Nosday before
Juaeo Hanfcrd
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SIS A MONTH
WILL BUY A
CHOICE LOT

In strictly high grade nsishbofhcod. with .
magnificent view. city water. electric lights and
6ut-ciass car line passing your door.
II you are . reasoning pefson give this subject
. little thought Il may mean bread and bat
tsr and home and fortune 70 you some day.
Thers u not much encouragement TO put .
few dollars In stocking every month oe even to
put IL q interest You probably pevsr heard OF
. pseson Who got rich in that way and sssrted
with nothing How have the rich men made
their money! Go over the list Of seAttlss
wealthy men. Have they made their big money
from their professions OF commercial pursuits!
Not oae Of tAem. and We would just like TO all up
this column with their names. but you know
them q we'll - ws d. They saved little
nouey and bought property and saved and
bought more There 10 hardly Seattle million
airs Who hss not become rich In the same way.
Why!
Because real atass 10 The foundation Of all
wealth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

The following new suits wsrs nlsd in
the once Of the clerk Of the superior court
yesterday:
Paul Hopksns q q. w. Jamisoa -Alixou Mn
oiCls3.0
The Cudahy PACKING Company " J. p.
neekss-suts % pseovss ea18 S.
l. Rockmaa ~ the Butter Cale-suit q -
cover eIs7.5o On seeoune
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Excursioa so See the Fireworks.

The steamer City OF Seattle will make an
exearsion around the bay on the evenlng
OF the Fourth o. July. leaving Yesier'.
dock at y. m, returning in two or three
hours No better opportunity can be had
10 ser the splendid display Of fireworks
Fare 80 cents
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". .rr .-,nts for the tsck nov iefgsil best
plsnas aat tsrsaas GA eArta. VIZ. stairway &
sous Nshsr Esne.son. oaeser plsnoA, Estey ana
sfuyy 4 ArA orxaaA u = fesas n Ia
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Sow Is the sssas 10 eay . piano or organ. Yoa
esa suy tor less money sad on easaes serms thas
o~Eore Gail ana oar immense stoea.
u 4. fs.iss & Ca, i.sse froaf street
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libel % recover from Baxter shout q 500
worth of pix iron. which it b alleged, he
has taken from tie wreck and refuspe %
give up.
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VIEW OF
LAKE AND
MOUNTAINS

The view takes tn the entire sweep OF Lake
Washington, the snow-elat Cascades. Mouus
Rainier ana the oiympics IL Is . bewildering
panorama and the delight OF all persons ias,idi-
aus on the subject OF view There are numsr-
oas handsome residences in the immediate vi
entity Aad there viii be many more A. time roes
On. II is only few minutes down town. and il
ought TO add something 10 ones life. aut surely
Eaaeh 10 oae's happiness and peace OF mind, 10
i've IN such . nsis b oorhoot. located as it il,
high and dry, VITA plenty OF ozone and va
flesy of grand ana beautiful scensrv
This opportunity Is very esetinS ona The
property won't lasi long on saen terms aad
prices. and many people viii - disappointed
because they aid not take advantage Of il in
tine
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Steamer CSscsas viii run from bAker's dcek
10 the mar .. var sandsy. Aoaaay and faeA-
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BUILDING IN JUNE.

An 1ncseoss Over the C0rrsspoading
Month at Last Year.
The number Of buildings for which per-
m.ts were issued last month was greater
than for the same month in isg2. The
com parison is as follows:
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Use the system Of the Puges Sound
Savings bank, Ii is the beat.
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Money deposited on or before the ID OF
July Will craw interest from the iss
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.....a.6 as.asB
li.0a.nis

Over 81, 60. 90 for the half year Is very
creditable showing. The permits for June
were appoyiionei 80 follows:
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AL car 4ss IN pors>a Freaea sat.<sns win -
closet out sAss week Of 80 . sAEd- ". =
lsccklx 4 "a
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Loaea. Augustine 4 Co Eevsd 10 SIS Fscne
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The report OF Comptroller Carson for
June shows the following receipts by the
CITY from si. Aoerees excent iaYsa.
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AVENUE
HEIGHTS

Offers better Opportunity fof starting . los-
tune than Va ever before offered In this city,
TOT the simple reason that never before in s.
attic hes such strictly high-grade property been
offered on easy enough terms to place il within
reach Of psopls VINO only have few dollars .
month to invest Just think Of Il! $50 cash and
SIS month for - choice rssidencs property -
there 10 In Seattle Either - . speculation or
the purchase OF . homssits. IL 10 . remarkable
Offer. II means buying hne lot today ct hard
times prices and paying for IL during the next
two Of three years and you getting oil Of the in.
crease in valusa There's nothing that doubles
up like real sstAts II ycu bug legitimate prop
erty and keep clear OF wildcat outside schsmsa
That's the reason Il makes p.opis rich
Drsxsl Avenue Heights i to b sola