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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
Geographical Joke.

The Japanese are a very polite peo-
pie, but they sometimes like to play
a Joke, in a roundabout, Oriental
way, upon the men of the West. In
the days of the Second Empire Baron
Gros was sent to Japan to demand
the opening of certain ports to
French commerce. Among the rest
he named to the japanese ministers a
certain city.
The japanese functionarles smiled
so broadly when he preferred the re-
quest that the French Ambassador
asked them to tell him what gave
them so much amusement; but in
stead of answering, the Japanese
minister said:
"We Will open the port in question,
my lord, if France. in her turn. will
open a certain port to US"
"Wnat port is that?" asked the
Frenchman.
"The port of Liverpool.
"But, your eXcellencies, laughing,
"Liverpool is not a French port, but
an English one"
"Yes?" answered the japanese.
'And the port you named to us is
not in Japan, but in Cereal"
The French Ambassador was COM
PEELED to admit that he joke was
upon him. -Youth's Companion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
WRECKED AND BURNED.
Train Destroyed In Alabama with Fatal
Results.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. ia passen-
ger train on the East Alabama Railroad
was derailed and wrecked near La
fayette yesterday morning. The coaches
caught fire and Thomas Driver, pas
senger, was burned up in the smoking
car. The other passengers were res
cued, bat many were badly injured.
Among the injured people are: Judge
J. r. Dowdell, arm and jaw broken, in
jury is fatal; E. j. Mitchell, skull tract
ured, injuries fatal; J. F. Mitchell, bad
ly cut about face and chest; w. C. Hun
ter, internal injuries; J. P. Osborne,
arm broken; child of Mrs. Roberts,
shoulder broken. Several other pas
sengers were slightly bruised. All the
wounded people are residents of Ala
bama
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Havoc Of q WOman's Glance
ITO BE CONTINUED

She was piouent little octoroon,
with a pretty face and stylish attire
AS she started from the curb at a
busy junction near the Brooklyn City
Hall she gave pert glance at q we'll
dressed colored man who happened to
halt beside her, and he turned to
cross the street, too. The girl reached
the opposite curb Just as the man
reached the riddle of the street, and
as she turned to walk on she gave an
other rOguiSh glance and toss of her
head and hurried out of sight. The
mans attention was attracted to the
girl and he failed to note a swiftly
approaching trolley car until it nearly
ran him down; then he made a wild
leap which would have done credit to
a circus clown, and landed on the
curb on his hands and knees.
A heavy two-horse team was COM
ing in the other directions; the driv-
er's attention was attracted from his
horses to the antics Of the man and
one OF them slipped and went down
on its knees. A few yards behind
the team was a trolley road switch,
and the switchman's attention being
diverted to the stumbling team, he
neglected to turn the switch, and al
lowed car that should have turned
off there to run several yards on the
wrong track. Another car, following,
ran over the switch. others behind it
were halted, and at least four cars in
all had to back to allow the first car
to take the switch. Then, as the
second car of the string started to
back rather suddenly it barely es-
capped collision with car running
into the switch from the branch, and,
narrowest shave of all, came within
a hands breath of running down an
elderly man who was crossing the
street, and who became confused by
the shouting and the irregular move
ments of the cars. And all this the
havoc of woman's eyes, New York
Sun.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
PRINCE ALEXANDER DEAD.
Former Ruler of Bulgaria Expires at Gratz
In Retirement.

GRAFT, Nov. 17.-Prince Alexander OF
Battenberg, recently Prince Of Bulga-
rio, died at noon to-day. He was the
son of Prince Alexander Of Battenberg,
Hesse, the brother Of the late Empress
of Russia, and was born April :, 1857.
Prince Alexander served in the
Russian army during the war with
Turkey. He was elected hereditary
prince of Bulgaria April 20, 1879. The
Prince, by consenting to the union of
the two Buigarias, incurred the dis
pleasure of the Car and in August,
1886, part of his army revolted and
forced him to abdicate. On January l,
1889, the Prince took the name OF
"Comte de Hartenau" and married a
celebrated actress, Fraulein Amalla
LOuislnger.
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SALE OF A RICH MINE.
The Iron King, on the M9saba Range,
Changes Hands.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 17.-At Chicago
last night the Chicago and Minnesota
Ore Company closed the purchase of
the Iron King mine on the Mesaba
Range. The price is understood to be
100000 cash, or it's equivalent. The
Iron King is one of the largest of all
the Mesaba Range mines. having a
developed ore body 5000 fnet long, 900
feet wide and known to be go feet
deep at least in part. The Chicago and
Minnesota Ore Company, purchaser, is
sub-company of the Minnesota Iron
Company, which is direct opponent of
the Rockefeller Merritt syndicate
formed lately. Several other large
sales of iron properties are now in
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MANY FEET OF IRON orr

Remarkable Discovery Made in G.
Well Few Miles from Mashsa|
MARsuF1ELD, lis, Nov. 2U.-S.
covery of iron on the lands of the \
Lumber Company, at Arpin, is O.,
considerable excitement, and 'FRONT.'
ent indications the End may dpll
into first-class iron mine of nj
tite ore. Arpin is located II
miles southeast of this place
the Port Edward, Centralia & NoriI
Railroad, in this county. John n
Der. of this city, who is doing tbtl
ing, said last night that three weN|
been sunk. The first well, which,
sunk for water, is only l39 feet n
but as iron was struck the cOm|
decided to do a little prosu]
and the second we'll was sunk b 1
depth Of al feet, the drill pa
through a vein of iron 81 feet in N
ness. The third well is down lj \
and shows q vein of iron los feet ii
One more we'll will be sunk in an|
locality of their land and if it result
flattering as the others compaNy
be formed to work them. Several
ties from Chicago and MIyau
have visited the place and prono
the ore taken out of the first quad
1t has been known for some time
iron exists in this county. Two u
ago a company was formed in this
for the purpose of prospecting. Sd
al prospect holes were sunk on
lands seven miles east of here and]
line with the find at Arpin. The|
not penetrate the earth but thiryl
feet and an assay showed 500
oont Of iron
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GEN. DOES NEW PLACE.
Wisconsin Man Made Assistant Secretary OF
War.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 20.-AdJt.-
Gen. J. B. Doe, of Wisconsin, will sue
ceed Assistant Secretary of War Grant
soon after the LIST of December. Gov
Peck's chief of staff had all this fixed
during his recent visit here. The mat
ter was finally agreed upon last Friday,
and Secretary Lamont left for New OK
Saturday, where he divulged the
secret. Secretary Lamont has been look
ing about for a successor to Assistant
Secretary Grant for some lme, and
when E. C. Wall was here q short time
ago be laid plans for Doe to capture
the job He telegraphed Gen. Doe to
meet him in Milwaukee the Sunday tol,
lowing his return from Washington and
from there Gen. Doe came on to Wash
ington and looked the situation over.
The position is worth $4,000, and con-
siderable glory. The resignation o.
Gen L. A. Grant, assistant secretary OF
war, which was rendered to the Presl-
dent on the incoming of the admins
tration, has been accepted to take effect
December Is, and it is presumed Gen
Doe will enter upon his duties at that
ti,no
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-Wheat-ReceeIpoS5aa ID
bus; sales 1925 900 bus: options, NJ IN sg.
&c up on higher cables, broke :. Oh tb~ Ti
ceipts and expected big increase N M n,fs5
January, 667a9G7c; May, 7l54@ ..a h Dsft
Is 7-16a65Tc. Rye-Dull; Western IL, V ssis
55@57c. Corn-Receipts, 1l4,7oo ptiS' w oaE
600 bus; options No. 2 dull anu nloo ~o
uary, 44La@l43sc; May, 46@46I4c;; p ivS' ssIe
@453sc. Oats-Receipts. 49, oo oG All D
900 bus: options No. marker les,, uT track
May, 35@35L4c; December, 351sCa.1SSs5 S4Oc
state, 35on4Oc: track white Western. 'v mes,
Dull; family, 12.50@14.OO; eHtl" ,n n II
500. Pork-Barely steady; ne ne" short
1915; family, 1S,0o@l9W' u; nn' Wa
19.00@20.OO. Lard-Easier; pm EIS 4
steam, $40. Butter-ReceiP(oss,t ern
quiet but steady: M We. Flgins 4
1SR@22c: do creamery. 2O(9Z'I2 ~, md VI
Cheese-Receipts LAO pkgSS;; d 1,tn,Iil@1gEj
state, large, 9@11Mc; small, ! ojGggjlG \
Skins. .4@91ac. Eggs-Westerna,J n i l3.i& n
-Ste,dy; crushed. 5c PoWdeicNSoc + Eg
ToLEDo. o.. Nov. 2O.-Wheat.m oL' "Dces|
No. 2 cash and November, 6Uc oIleE /
6Ohc; May, 6b3lc. Corn-Lowef!s o S "
cash and November, 37l1c; Nay j., oHe cab
Easy; cash, 2y15c. Rye-stesaa .mnd NsS
Cloverseed-F prime casn s 557l% 4
$50: december, 5.5215; January W Tbd
CHICAGO, H., Nov. 20.-Ciooseemol%%c lN!, u
cash, 59Lc; December, 6o51s@99gSI2scc DeeeD
673sc. Corn-Higher; cash. S2. cash. v
35Ac; May. 39Hc. Oats-steapp o,rk~ Ea%
cember, 273sc; May, 30Hci; , dolE ~
ary, 12.42%; May, 1886. Lar, LaluJ anusry Is
1865; May, 1917 Ribs-kas!,,, c Flax
May, 65215. Rye-steady;, 4t Tasy, So 4
Quiet; 1867. Timothy seed-l -
Steady. Whisky-l.l3. .,,o--RecelREss Is
CHICAGO, H., Nov. 2O.-Caltld5 $500 W.
including $500 Texans, anu prime .
best steady, others slow, weak ,h,ed fn ~! "
5.5O@6.0o; good, @529; od ,.i'r rows, MI
common to fair, 3.25@S W. fOa40 W.
Texans. 2.25@2. 90; Westerns ; cher nigS
Receipts, 24,0o0 active lof hn ANY, an, o.s ~
packers, 5.40@5.5O; prime, i nrSsje5 sM
5.50@5. 70; prime light, 300. gnatiyes @>@
ceipts, $1,000; slow, 1oc loWe5' 51a41 !
ST. LOUIS, No, Nov. o.; nnooma mber VI
547sc: options higher; p 1Sssb Lowell ~
May, 64Ls@66Ac. Corn-CaassllIl;6 ss2244e NJ q
tons better; December o olIsr ca h Tx II
52l4c; May, 357sc. Oats IS, % PORK Ny
cember, &c; May, 3o1s@5og44eoii s12]]s., n
bling, 1900. l.ard-No,mllaIItte, r~Unen'"
Steady; LIS. Lead and Spei'''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
A Hotel "HCOdOO.'

A short, heavy-set man entered the
Holland House recently and wrote
his name on the register. AS he
dropped the pen he closed the register
with a bang.
''Don't do that" exclaimed one Of
the clerks, hurriedly opening the
register again.
"Why not? Too much noise?"
asked the guest.
"No 1t kills business" said the
cleck II am not superstitious, but
it is we'll known that a shut register
means poor business. You cannot
find a hotel clerk in town who will
not say the same thing"
what cures the evil once it is
done?" asked the guest.
''keep the register upside down for
two hours" said the clerk. Il will
wager that not REGISTER in one OF
the big hotels is closed four times a
year, unless it is done by the guests
before the clerks can prevent it.
Clerks at the Fifth Avenue. Hoff
man, Brunswick, ard Buckingham
Hotels corrob0rated their brotaer Of
the Holland House New York sun
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
LOOTING THE FAIR.
Discovery of Gross MlSmanagemenV Oy tn0
Worlds Fair Directory.

(u1c,Go. ILL.,, Nov. IA sensation
has been caused i'll Worlds falr circles
bv the discovery that the assets OF the
Exposition Company are dWlndllng a.
the rate of $4,000 a day, and that most
Of the S.. 25O goo left on hand at the
close of the fair will be disslpated De,
fore the business of the late snow VIII
be cleaned up.
II transpires that most of the valuable
assets at jackson Park belong to con-
tractors according to the terms OF Luell
agreements. The contractors are llter-
ally stripping the exposition GROUNDS.
The crushed stone is going 1roln We
roadbeds, the benches tor when tno 10
company paid 81 900, or at the rate OF ~
cents Der foot, have been taken
away and machinery mas IN
some cases vanished from sight
under written contracts. OF the electrlc
Iightine plant, with it's battery OF dyna7
mos. 5000 arc lamps and nearly !oo,ooO
incandescent burners, nothing IS leIt
but the iron lamp-posts for arc nglts.
But the climax was reached yesterday
when contractor put in an appearance
with document showing that ne
owned the roof of one OF the largest
buildings on the grounds. Property to
the value of million or more has al
ready been carted away.
Director General Davis is disguised.
He says after the contractors nave
carted away their property, Jackson
Park, except for the skeleton buildings,
will be as much Of swamp as IL was
before the directors began shoVellnS
millions in to reclaiir it from marsh.
The situation is regarded as so serious
that orders have been issued to find out
exactly what the exposition owns and
what belongs to the contractors.
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MAKE A MYSTERY OF IT.
object CT the Presidents Visit to New York
Closely Guarded.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 16.-For
some reason or other the employees
about the White House endeavored to
maintain an air of mystery and Sc
crecy regarding the return of President
Cleveland from New York this morn
ing. 1t was so when he departed and
also while he was gone, and 50 it was
that strange and unwholesome rumors
began to circulate. The majority of the
rumors had it that the President has
gone to have surgical operation per-
formed; that his iawbone was diseased.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
OPERA MANAGER Kur
Charles Andrews Crushed tn n,..
Train at Morrison N 'SO

MORRISON, ILL.,, Nov. l7,-ch.,
drews, proprietor of the
Opera Company, TRAVELLING in a Aal
private parlor car, met horr; %Itl
here to-day. Andrews stenna:S
one railroad track to 'p'N
to avoid a west-bonra 'ol
train when the east bound q, h
press struck him, throwing TT i,a
the freight train, where His j n y
ground to pieces. The AndronpO i Y
ers reside at Mankato, Mir"ns
Andrews was terribly ininrnli
wreck on the Northern P. s";ea
time ago when two or three NUT
of the company were killed DV~
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CRIPPLE CREEK TRAGEDY.

frlze Fighter Lear Kills Il Girl and in
Himself Slain.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, Nov. 16.-A girl
named Irene Good was drinking at the
oar IN saloon when an expire fighter
named Lear entered and opened fire
upon her with revolver. The
Oar-keeper named James emptied his
revolver into Lear who then staggered
the temple and then fell over dead bv
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
Battle with Moonshiners

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 1S.-A posse
OF deputy marshals made raid on the
moo9nshlners in Randolph County last
night, destroying a dozen laroe stills
capturing John Fuller and Herman Hiy
NOTORIOUS moonshiners. While on tho
way TO Jail with the prisoners the off,
GERS were attacked by party. who at
aeempteq to rescue the prisoners. An
l l;Ha, howell, one of the rescuers. was
III hihlled, and two others fatally wounded
ne officers were unhurt. -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
ATTACHING THE Ell CID,
The New Brazilian War Ship Not Per-
mitted to Leave HarbOr.

mitted to Leave HarbOr.
New YORK, Nov. 17.-United States
Marshal A. r. Grant to-day levied an
attachment on the new Brazilian
ship Nictheroy, formerly Ell Cid, re-
straining her from leaving this
port until the salaries of Joseph Noon
an and Joseph King, Jr., engineers,
and John Lynch, James Craven
and Patrick Malone, cooks, are paid.
The attachment was issued by Judge
Broan of the United States circuit
court. These men were engaged orig
inally at salary Of 500 month each.
They were notified this morning that
they would only receive So each.
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He Was His own Assai,ap,

WoRTHINGToN, Mimi, Nov. IA
man named Iverson, who claimed
to have discovered wreckers at
work on the track and to have
been shot and robbed of $500, has con
tessed that he pulled the spikes and
fired the shot into his own leg. His
idea was to frame an excuse to stave off
his creditors. ~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
APPLICATION FOR RECEIVER.
Arguments in the Green Bay Road Case
to be Heard at st. Paul.

~. 4
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 17-To-morrow
morning Judge Caldwell, of the United
States circuit court, will hear arguments
on the application of the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company, of
New York, to foreclose mortgage
and have a receiver appointed for the
Minnesota 4 Southwestern Railroad.
The application will be vigorously re-
sisted by the railroad company. The
pany and construction conn bv
the same name have been acting fraud
ulantlv q
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
Milwaukee Dairy Market

BUTTER-Fancy creamery, p b. Ng g:s,
rior to good do, 20@24c; best dairy s sele Sn
@23c: fresh lines, fair to choice 90, los-"1i
ing stock do, 14@l6c; grease, o9loc' II"
zoe. ,,vs
CHEEsE-Full cream flats, d. LIZ
cheddars, do, 1lHc; brick, l2 @I,Si1c,
America, 11@12c; Lint urger, lZgl-1''
12h@13c. :. hon,,
EGGs-Fresh, p doz, D@2lc; lce'nOD'
100; picked, 17%@lS%c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
BANK OF ENGLAND SCANDAL.
The Institution Has Suffered Only a Very
Slight Loss.

Slight Loss.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The Bank of Eng
land scandals are dying out. No formal
contradiction has been issued, bat it is
understood that the loss is trifl-
ing. The chief cashier exceed
ed his functions by permitting
the substitution of securities pledged
without authority of his superiors. He
was dismissed last week. and his sue
cessor was promptly appointed but
Irregularities. One director is known
to be financially weak, but the rumor of
his retirement is contradicted. The
feeling generally is re-assurino.
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KILLED AT GOAT ISLAND
One Man Crushed to Death and Il
jured by Failing Earth

NEWPORT, R. l.. Nov. 2l.-GOatE
the site Of the United States COY
ment torpedo station, was the seen
another disaster yesterday ahe9
Seven workmen engaged in maxim
excavation for the erection ola Gun
ton factory No. 3, were hurried ml
dozen feet of earth through thea
in of a bank. One was killed and
more will die from their injuries
the remaining men are all pain
hurt
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BOMB IN NEW YORK
An Internal Machine Discovered in 4!
lar of a House

New YORK, Nov. 17.-This aA..
Capt. Doherty and Detective N.Y.
of the Fifth Street station, came :
police headquarters and renor.
Supt. Byrnes that a dynamic !
had been found in the cellar y
house at 70 East Third Street v
have the bomb at headquarters,
piece of iron pipe about eleven !
long with a copper wire m'
through it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
Curt Davidson in Jail.

CANTON, O., Nov. 16.-Curtis h1
son, the man who criminally assl]
and murdered Miss Birdie Baush
Alliance and attempted suicide
brought to this city and placed ID
co1nfv Jail
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
TEST MARKET REP0RlS

MILWAUKEE Wis, Nor
The following table shows the closing
of wheat and coarse grain on Change Ngs|
Is, rs compared with those of NoVemDeE !"
the same days Of 1892 and 1891:
lNnu % Nov Is 1897
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evidence Of his excessive nervous OK
element, which would have exhausted
that power, and FRUSTRATED even ~
stronger man. lad not the prize been
the hand of Mary Nordrum.
ITO BE CONTINUED
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23

"WHAT did Daddy say when he
heard that it was tripets?" He
said: This is too, too, much. :"
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Nov. 20. Nov. Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-22
WHAT
THEY THINK o. n

The premium map oseres !. !,
PoSr-lNrELLlGENcER to is go.
bers, old and new, is now to /. 60, -,
in thousands of homes in Ii. o.
Northwest That no premium a.
offered has given such univerz, -.
faction, is evidenced by the son,...
testimonials, which are a few
the large number received fron !.
who have received the man !,
letters are exact copies Of Il. e.
nails on file in this Office ii. !.
natures only being omitted !. !.
observation-disclosures does no, u J.
liberty to publish in full the n,r.. !,
those who have so kindly e,n,....,
their appreciation Of the nan
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1EsxE yorrcEs.

NOTICE OF sRERTFkss SALE-EN THE
~ superior court Of the state OF Washing on' fes
= IA ION Jor-s nlss-ssd vs. NJ r Chisholm. r A.
chlshoIn AMI Z. " Psefsnsane. deienaaniS
i-ns,e~ sns M virtue o. an order az sale and spe
esaI execatsoa. tssae1 out OF the sbove-aarned
curt In me above satisled action. and 10 me a.
rectss and delivered have duly level upon ne
Following described rea1 property, situated IN SAID
King county, ~ asaingtoD so-wns
LOIS eight 81. nine tsl. ten tlol. eighteen tAsa
nineteen t4al ana twenty co. OF o1acS three go
Of ibicn Heights addition u ihe city OF seasste
also lots enc I. Two g, tsrss 80. fur anu ~
ciGyof >eaftie. also lot thirty 500 ard TIE wess
seven ID feet OF lot twenty nine t2sl OF elock
nfty-sfx f5Sl o. tsiluAn PARK addition 20 the city
o. -eaftle. also LOT ignteen 80 Of block ten tlge
and lot thirty-swo g Of block sweaty three tssi
Of Madison stree; addition 70 the civ Of seattle
Noise ts therefore hereos given that o. Friday,
the 9fsh daY of october, 1874 at the hour CT 10
ocsock a N Of said day. At ne front der % ne
courthouse in the cry OF seattle. in sid King
coun v. VIII ell the aeoye-descr1oed property nj
pGole auction 10 the highest , bidder for cash
ratsd This the Goth cay Of September. 1898.
NuTIcE OF sHERIFF's SALEM THE
~ superior court of the state OF Washington, for
the county of King
a. q. Merwfn plaintiff. Charles Lee. liner E
Lee. WIileste =. HASTE. John HASTE. j. NJ
Arthur & O, J. p. stewart, Carey L StewAr :.
corptrtners doing bus ness as ]. T. stewart &
son; Fank OF PuyaIlup, q corporation: Harry
NJ Bali, J. Nevins and W. A. stewart CO.
partners doing business IS Sevins & stewart,
defendants No 1884,
Under AMI by virtue OF order OF sale and spe-
cial execution. issued out OF the above-Bamed
court in the above entitled action and 70 me d.
gected and delivered. 1 have duly levied upon the
following described real property. wits
East half of the west half vf the north west quar-
ter OF the northeast quarter of section
township twenty north, of range SIX asst of Inc
Willamette meridian. containing ten acres. more
or less situate in King county, state OF Washing
ton.
Not ce is therefore hereby given tina. on Friday
the Goth day o. October. 1898. at the hour OF 10
o'clock a. of said day, at the front door OF the
courthouse in the city of Seattle. in said King
county, viii sell the above described property al
public auction to the highest bidder 70. cash
]. III. WOO ERY, sheriff
Dated this the 10th day OF September, 1894
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-22
Rnsror Mass. June d, -

Post-Intelligeneer Co. Seats's, - vrsf
Gents: | received some tune 49, ~. -
excellent map of the United 800 80 ~
the world map on Inc \, ,o,,.s ! handsoas
and valuable addition to my onls .s -
csnnot fail to be satisfactory y s y, IL
who invests the small sum askeu pL
map. Yours truly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-22
prsu.srrN Wash. AprIl 4. 4

Post-Intelligenccr Co., Seattle, Wssh-
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on nelS
of April, and alter sixty miles trayt
stage from Ellensburg 70 this place, um
in excellent condition. ara vel pal4
with the map. as well rs astonsshed -
price for which you give the map y ysH
subscribers. Most respectfully M