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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-01
ESGINFERS AND CONTRACTORS

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE C9IPaSY-EN-
- giueers ard contractors for bridges Of every de-
scnptoa wharf building, piiedriyiag. Dire .'giny
and steam shovel escAva-i'is: an ! specific
iicted. ONCE. 54o-o23 seattle Nalona Bank
building
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AMMAN St'EFE NEOCs.


WANTED - REMINGTON TYPEwRIrFR;
~ cheap for "a Il. " rent. Address 20S suffer
street. city.
lIFANIE p-SECONTHsN SAFE THAT
W has NOT teen through fre; 20 inches hi.h nv
- w;as; state cash pTice Address j. =. r..
Post fntelltssnCer.
ltANFhp-To RtN SonD ~ECoNN-HAND
W furniture for = or rooms Address IL =.
Pest q issncer.
ANrEi--ro Buy FL II, GROWN poe;
~ either Aewf and .and. uast.G OF -. Her
nar}: ~ fancy prices Address Iios, care Post
i1tetilEFnceL
WANTED - FNEBNTEI\9 AND ANY
W thiag Ia the itneof household furniture a; sl1
Third >tFrct. Thomas teH4stgss
A*rEh-Go Buy THs FlRNTTCRs OF
" g. \ o. IU-roogn house. Blusi be soyd Box
J -SS. eyy.
"A NIkE-fUW CASH SCION = u a y d
W taruiturs. large iots sPsS,@-ty Eamoads,
.ss Ike street.
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MISTELLASEOUS Us.


PTTTER down. AGAIN. VERY CHOICE
II 3 fornfa roll only 45c this aEs will so1n
be Cheaper; three rolls choice for 81; pure ranch
butter zoe pound. Cow Butter stors next 10 Y.
u. G. n.
W. ARE THE PEOPLE OK RITTER,
w Down comes the pr.ce. Choice T.lwa butter
lD-Doun6 tubs az -. 81 E,e- tab Cooper & Levy
i35 Aario1 street, between Front am .s-ezt
nLD PAPERS FOR SAL Ar TIE BUsI-
~ ness Office Of this paper; CSC per ousdIe
low ABOUT SOME NICE SMYRNA FIGS,
II Foxes Of 81 pounds al -oc par bax Cooper
q Levy. 1l5 Marion street, between Front and
West
DfANos AID ORGANS TUNED AND Re-
l. paired by ]. ?. crDrs; ali work @Ta-ranted.
Leave orders AZ r. Chrjstaner's, sl1 laird street
and a. o. r.. Peitis', 1913 Front street.
BENNETT & HUI FURNITURE co WILL
IL sell you carpets and furniture on easy Day
ments- Corner Front and Marion stree5s.
Is THERE ANY SENSE N PAYING FANCY
J. prices for groceries: We can save ron money
Read our prices and compare then with those
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FOUND.
IfOCND-OS SATURDAY EVENING FEB
L ruary - a large black mare; owner Fan have
same ny proving property and paying expenses
2Sl2 lrince William street.
L'pESD-A IADYS WORK BASKET.
L owner can have same by proving pro Eerty and
paving for t'iis notice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-01
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1ss IL,

Fer a. Pazl sri Esss-f0 e n
For -51sAs.-S. - p N a1t 20. ) a -
For g3Ffszr1 zE4 5oata-s:l5 q L. AaA Do
=
Ea- d Trn15s-S-i5 3 - ssi S:l5 -
F1- Nontssano an. nco<Sa-s: S a =
Fer Tseons-S-l5 SIS = q 1901 s-3a o.
s:s5 as 1G:-j :.
Fsr -EOa1A.z2le Fails s7i Sorra Bssa-s;,a
a n
for Sa-ass a.. Ara>o-rss-9:I5 "a
Fe- SaoaozaisA sad Se.c1sl-s.As . - -
&:35 ?
TEAMS sszryz At sEsg-L8
From - PzaI at E.s.-ll2So T.
Eyorr @pSksHe-t 10 5R5 a IT. aad II IS p -
FROM Po-tl.1i Aad -o2sa-5-So , r. AL i2.aa
O.
From. o3Tloss-5@59 , T. znd 3:ss a
F.cul Aolsexaao AMI fbcos asa ? n
Fraln Teccns-.z:5S. S-S5 and .s-Ss /.
200. $50. SIS AT rs ,.
From -zoaa&lrE9ae Fs-s and Sort1 E@s6-s:2a
? IA
Frnca =1zuas sri A 1.cor.ss-5-21 > -
IRON -.o1oE.sa art GeEcae44-.9>S. 4 a M
$40 p II
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP Tr-EE-s ro
ALL PoISrS ~ TIE WCE-z
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j. 4 D{ES TITT ORIkG.

I - RED Il COIN. THE ARTISTIC IA
u cles iAitor /, located AZ Sis Union street Tor
= ~ 5Ath~, i@iies .sh1ns any dresses male aud
sas aa4 A..ins 4oae, 1t guaranteed
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h CETHE2N
q PACIFIC R.R.

Pullman sseer:1s Car. Elsxaas pav rsnes-
ard fines; PAssre D1rs1z Cars o@.~.ez ssss:ss =
Pan as6 Chf1a<o xIt51z- css0x. Coz.~rx.s~.
so- A. po.a.s II E1s Lalss1 s1xSss All cazAaA
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TED-RE4 TATE.

ANTFp-PAR HAVING REAL -
W ale - sell ~ Vea soaaN.e figures an - A.
cotumefste,f by calling On Us Ease & Tucker,
S.~SE Halter hi0Ns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-01

GROUND FLOOR. III CHERRY ST
Advertisements under TIE heats cs r.ss. Found.
Ter Sste, For Rent sn4 sitgstssas " rtsf zsli be
frsesss ~ the rate o. eett word earn insertion.
Tzvp1eat always So sdvaBse. SO s1gsrtlsesasnts
received for iess than IS csnta
EOTTcE-Tbe business ofsiee Of the PosT-Is-
TxL1TsgSc9E - open uotB y p Clarified
Advertisements viii he received Up % this tine.
Advertisements will he received q, branch Offices
o.fbs FosT-fsTxLLIsERcKE Il:
a.........,...............T asuuons, Agent
Tcrt Townsend. French * springer
n. following Ietters a~a.. advertisers at this
cf5ee:
A. ~. Isl George.
n u. J. j. -eaHstfsss
Ak. tfo. Timber.
g Mrs. Raymond Y. r. u.
JsesN. y n. X. 81
Dog ko9ID- ls1se
&. g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-01
FOR SSI E-RFAL ESTATE,

J.'oR SALE OR ExCH,nGE-lso ACRES
L Sspn county. Ca; miles from railroad sta
ton: good house and outbullding~. poultry houses
INCUBATOR. and bro)der,: wagon, mower and
a. fsrmi-g Implements: - aces in crop last
yesr: vineyard and sore orchard; good
water; so acres more can oe cultivated the bal
ance good IN ,ture; plenty OF oak timber on the
Pace: prise 81 600 We have also 81 acres good
land ~ acres in cultivation, 2O1 fruit trees: gooi
s-roomei house. barn AID other outhouses Is
head catt p and farming Utensils al for IS 300;
easy terms Chiloerg, Ashford & Perry. 81 Hnck-
lev block.
I-oR sALE-oFFFK WASTED ON = Tors
L in hosF add overlooking ;he canal; size 40x
l2o each. Mogsans ESchsnge, New York hIk
IroR sALE-A FEW BARGAINS ~ RESI-
4 dence property. with Or without dwellings:
fue Ees:d snce TO exchange for Uniucurn nerei lot
Nm J. Harper, 30 SO @afe DEPOSIT building
L'JR sALE-A GOOD Buy IN RENroN
4 s.ii equity; must be cash: $4,000 30s Butler
o',tA,
L ~i.l take lot 10. block 30, Ede & knights a4a.
size soxl&0 must sell Motgan's Exchange New
y FORK biz.
I,oE sALE-CNIMFRovED Tors AND
L blocks G NJ Anderson sos Butler block
L'oR sALE-pRExEL AVENUE HOUSE
Room - sullivan building. " III take outside 10.
for part DayInsnt
lroR sAiE-sI ESQ: or so1l2s: HALF
L block nor'h oi Maiison street good view OF
iOoUu . 6iS second street
l'pR SAIE-FlNE AtRkS SOUTH OF CITY
i on Rainier avenue railway: cleared. good story
and hs,f AuHS". a Ce bsrB. besstuE orchard ard
berries pure well water running brook on county
sut purchaser. Everett smith. owner OIL Burke
block.
IN4R >AlE-A MUST prsTRARLE RESI-
L dsace property: corner loi aat two etis,eut
ones. dwelling with az modern cOnyeniences:
stabe, coal house. etc overyth TX ia rertec; ra-
ya.F. mach iruts 81 choicest selections; on car
line. price low: terms easy; ulust - sod VIM
/. arp-r. AS"nt No. 30 safe tepos!t bill lding
I with Improvements cost sIT GOO. RENAL ,n-
come $50 per u2oItN. Offer rais choice invest
T1ent tor $4,000. george ". lfa,L. IL Cherry St
l'uR SAIL HoICE RESIDENCE LOT on
4 broadway AZ = great bargain. Room - safe
Deposit 7Giiiius
NOR sALF-GroD HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
L Aue~. residence 'ct IL city. enth ret
Eesy Madison, bargain Page * Tucker, So 81
4 ,er bio l.
lNuR ~ALE-rWO DESIRABLE PIECES OF
L property ia bus ness center "a, tecsse1 harSst s
vii bear investigation. george ". Hall. 2Il
Cherry street
TOR SALE-HoC~E OF : ROOMS: cry
i wa;er street. srsdei: g. sOu. 500 cash SO
pr HtoHlh- II. - Turner, @vs huSier b}ock.
LFoB ~AIh--0o ACNT~ rI< r. AGRTCCLFC-
4 raj anI truit lana Uu MaGoy Island. mostly
ceaFs.t. ysei wAteret. - acres nar,h. e, miles
psr acre 1e0Sss w. lax II. Cherry stseet
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$50 acres, fsw miles east Of RedTnos:t: will ex-
change for city propsrty North CaroIfna farm.
German nerican investment & Guaranty Co,
Yesi~r binding
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tCfose connection with ~. p. train from Purs
Hand and ~an Francisco
steamers lily of EinSston~ and .Cisv Of Ssst.
t.e'' maze close connections st the Tacoma snars
with trains 20 and from Portland knd w.Ha n
east and west bound overland trains
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A LICE FAY GIVES EAPOR BATHS AND
-1magnetic treatment eo5 Front street room Ia.
MRS. REED. 80 JAMES sTaEET-FACE
w massage Tor all oleElislas OF The skin such as
acne, frecsies, moth-rs max wrinkles moth
patches etc, etc ccrns treated: nair Gyeing q
specially; agent fo- the Imperial hair Regeneration
Ladies' Taught the art Of face MASSAGE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-01

IA$TzB-EFSy& FOX GENT aSD WIFE
W ~iIh private family. with bard. located assr
Ess7SE- csEter A1a%zs r s. Peg frE<s 2gEsrs@r.
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EssTED-EosgDFgs.


EsICELLEET TABLE BOA I'D, HONE COOK
- ing. Calmly ss.es. 73s Tnsrs street
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FOR ErCHAyGE.

Tor EXCHASGE-FOg CITY 0ss BALLARD
Il property S15-&c-e farm IN kBc<its. cczn-v:
f,a p-eves. also s-scrs f-asz and c5icken rarch
Esz< seattle. ar-es IN berries Actress Trailer.
care Foss-4ntezss <eace-
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WkFTEE-BJfRU,

WASTED-Bg Il ToEsG LADT. ROOM
" en1 sS2r1 . rr8Ts.e family: -g.aseac>s
gwen aS6Fsss 81 K. Post Erssass fgsnce-
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tlrASTEn-TIuSF DEsfHG<o MALE HELP
w can gpt IL 81 lha cry Mission free OF cost
40 bu8 81 . -s'rtH ~cCnit street.
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IMPROVED FARM Ss -,
CEDAR TIMBER TRACT

rnsnish lake: viii exchange !o- ssa SIC property
German "a nerlcan Iovestnnent Il SEaranty Co,
ie-lsr building
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PHYSICIANS 4xD sUgG Eo~s.


DR MILES RE15DEED Sal FRD@fT -.
~ Te5sps0,sA. u.s. resszs1es. So F5xs street.
telephone s..
DR ANNIE RUSSELL. GRADUATE -
II regz42r srss9si ssa EsSytszs g-seea@s Difies
26z9 k0xrefs szocx. eDrasr f-sst snS 90 n slA
nR- WE'D. BgEEg gCILDE$a TELE
IL pasne M /
MS DAwrsgS z EseLFgs3---Cyyy y y 5t2
II B7rxe t1sd4nz: ssisgzsa~s. ~; = DsEs0a's
rexsdeace. ( Eg E-Sgl~Ssa Ess resumed practice.
residence telephone 5f5
ng. AETHCa De VOC 2ois SECOND.
~ Tsiepaors s5-
DE SARAH KENDALL HoLYoEE BLOCK.
~ fessps5n> s
nR- 81. YLEIScETEg DFrT~~ HER ART:
II spec}a -. surgery an ss4i.o- urinary diseases
Orc GostsEsEa block. F-5at. southeast eo-ner
ChiHr4o s<-e@-
nR. ? u. JOHNSON PHYSICIAN AND STR
II geo. Clf5es, ro11ls 5. : ant : SchAusrnaa
hocE- northeasE corner OF Fr0nE and Cha-rv; resi-
cence, No GIT Yesisr avenue. !epho3e $50
Mas J :. DEAN. PIYSTf AN AND -y-R-
VI Eeon- Gffcs. &oi ard POS Sew To-lx hfocx.
efics hoE-s. Il 20 II a m 81 70 {: o . u
resitence III Nary street: telephone So. 4L3 ~
rssiGenca
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INANTED-H0r~F WORK BY MIDDLE
W aEed woman cali ~ l!so y esler avenue.
ASTFp~SiTVATIuN ~ A GIRL IN A
W private family. Inquire Empire house. SIT
Main street.
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ron F-LoDGFNG HOUSES

L,1R SALE-FLFGANTLY FURNISHED
L lodging house. cen rally located and positive =
clearing 200 per month. horgsn's Exchange
New York block.
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIyISI0.

9 :1zJ am LIZ sI77--.-T acon1a-.--5 IIo-Ar 5:Ty--
lg:ls pGa " "a 80. Sea-Tis - L~t s-01 A
80 pns.i.y - -. townsend 81. y Il As n
40 pna Ar lloi- Victoria p. &I Lw so "a
~te.ne-s "CltY o Klnzsscn' sns '-c5ty Of ssss
to- max connections Al Port Towzsezd so- oas
senEe-s going from BeiltngnA1l DAP psiEIs - Via.
tOEIa AID rst1 z.
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nor REST-LoDGIS0 HOUSES OF ALL
i kinds: furniture for sale. ". I. Hall & Co
pol York hlocK
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TOR SALE-OFFEE WANTED ON IorS
L liz Hos~ add overlooking the canal; size 4Ox
10 each. MogSan's Exchange New York hk
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E'OR XCHASGE-DwELLISG :FIoCsE IN
Il tesSs@ Er0InS Of three -ocEas All basement;
S1B .r29s for cigar stand - some .r2ll hzsfa=ss
horses o. cosz. Address z35 -o1ia S;econ1 street
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LIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS0 LOT on
L Sin.h street. nes- coar1hoase- fS1- grocery or
o-ssr business: also sssnze Esaii- oBG hoIr TIDE
from cit-. for real sssAse. n. 7. fE5tiA 2Ol Ss~
YORK o9o~x
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For full Information apply -

GRO Nc. BROWN. District Passenger Assas
Vancouver
K. " McGiNNIs Agent. Starr Boyi bioc< 80
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IL EXCHANGES ACRE.. wALLA
4slsa county ;tssl level sa6 noE f: cunca grass
free and eisar Il lncumcrs1cs E0rgsn's Ex-
chsGg=, New Yorx S9ocE
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NOR SALF-ANY REASONABLE OFFER
L ~i.l take lot Ia. block 30 Ede & knights a4a.
size aoxl-0, must sell Morgans kxch ange New
York blk
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I'VE DON'T HAVE TO SUBMIT APPLrCA-
~ tins for approval; ,oa1s clo-af promptly;
money always on hand: $500 20 ssa 90 aInoDnta
time yosI- Own. best terms in city: no red tape
Lee & Boxisn toman block.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
THE WORLDS FAIR
What il Means.

1t means that from May 1st, until Oct 81 !,
there will be on exhibition in Chicago the
'triumphs of all the ages. The rarest and
choicest specimens of the hanfllwOrk of
man from the nations of the earth will be
there to instruct and delight.
That for six months Chicago will be the
most cosmopolitan spot on the globe.
That the American. people will have the
wonderful opportunity OF mingling with
and observing the habits and character
istics of the people of every nation.
That Villages of different foreign
countries, constructed by and made up en-
tirely of fhe people direct from such
countries, will be the most interesting
feature of the fair.
That the American citizen, ef whatever
foreign birth or parentage, may garry him
by visiting these foreign villages.
That few days or weeks spent at the
Worlds Fair will be worth years of travel.
That this is the grandest opportunity the
American people have eVeT had for inter-
esting study and pleasure, and that trip
to Chicago during the next six months will
be the event of a lifetime.
The Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st, Paul
Railway offers the best and most frequent
apolis to Chicago. The only line lighting
ifs train by electricity. The most perfect
dining service, and the finest sleeping cars
in the country. Ask your agent for tickets
via "The Milwaukee"-the Governments
| Fast Mail Line, or address,
j. L. CONLEY,
Asst Gent Pass. Agt.
ST, Paul, Mimi.
NoTE.-Write for G. NJ. q st. p. World
| Fair folder 1t gives full particulars how
to visit tho Fair and what it will cost.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
The Late Panic.

Financeirs, and newspapers of every
political creed, admit that the worst
of the financial panic is over; and it
might be pertinent to ask, if the
democratic victory caused the panic
what has caused the restoration. It
can hardly be credited to an antici-
pated republican victory in 1896 that
would be dream too far ahead. No,
the panic came as others have come
before it; a dozen reasons may be
given with equally good logic, but
the thinnest thing we know of is the
silly attempt of narrow minded
bigots, to charge it to a political
party that has had no opportunity to
legislate on the question that might
unsettle the finances of the country
Gentlemen of the press, turn your
attention to something beneficial to
the country; don't try to destroy the
faith of the people in the government
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
WHY HARD TIMES?

The showing of Minnesota banks,
according to Public Examiner Ken
yon's report, ought to inspire people
with unlimited confidence in the f.
lnancial institutions of this state; but
the chief difficulties lies in the fact
that many people have no confidence
in the reports of the public examiner.
1t is not the scarcity of money that
causes the hard times. We are said
to have Sill, 135, 9O9.68 in Minnesota
banks alone. It is not the scarcity of
product. It is not want of openings
for profitable enterprises. Our soil
is as fertile as it was, our mines are
as rich and our people are as enter
prising as they ever were. But there
seems to be tremendous want Of
what7 Not money, not land, not
iron, not lumber, not labor, NOT even
want of desire for better homes and
better living. What, then, is it, that
is lacking? If we had double the
amount of money our bank deposits
would simply be double; the banks
would have to hold double their
present reserve for fear of run, and
we would be just as hard up. What
then, can be the difficulty? Want of
confidence; that is all. Speculation
has gone wild. Now it is returning
to solid foundations again. We have
got over a hundred millions of
dollars in banks! What of it if we
had five hundred millions in banks?
Many people now believe that the
public examiner wrongfully made a
favorable showing of the Guaranty
Loan of Minneapolig. f our people
have no confidence in public officials,
no confidence in newspaper reports,
no confidence in our leading finan-
ciers, how much better off would bus
mess be if we had a thousand millions
of dollars locked in a vault some
where7 We will have to weed out a
lot of men from commercial and in
dustrial CIRCLES who have been doing
business on wind, gall and rascality
! We must return to honest principles,
both in public and private affairs
We must establish confidence. We
shall have no great business activity
until we do.-Midway News.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29

The Governor of Ill. has pardoned
the anarchist criminals, who were
serving life sentence for the Hay
market murder. This is the most
atrocious act of executive power we
ever knew. If lynching was ever
justified it would be, if the people of
Ill. would rise up and strangle the
Governor, and those vipers he has
turned loose on the community of
Chicago, to plot more murder in COM
pany with their confraternity already
at work there. Language fails to ex-
press our outraged feelings at this
inhuman act of Gov. Altgeld,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy try Electric Bitters. If "La
Grippe "has left you weak and weary
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on Liver, Stomach and Kid
neys, gently aiding those organs to
preform their functions. If you are af-
hicted with sick hedache,you will find
speedy and permanent releifby taking
Electric Bitters. One trial will convince
you that this is the remedy you need
Large bottles only Soc. at HI. L.
Hulburd & Co.'S. Drug Store.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29
PROPOSALS FOR
COUNTY DEPOSITORY

The Board of Audit, of Stevens county,
state of Minnesota, will receive sealed pre-
posals for the depOsiting of the funds of
the said county, under provisions of Sec
ton No. 150-153, Chap. s, General Statutes
1873, until Saturday, July 8, 1898, at 10
O'Clock, a. M.
Proposals to be addressed to the County
Auditor, and will state what rate of interest
will be paid on daily balances of amounts
deposited, and also what security will be
given. The funds and accrued interest
to be paid at any time on demand
The bonds required under the provisions
of the depository act will be for two years
from the time of execution, and for double
the amount deposited.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
Dated at Norris, June 26, 1893
G. G. THORPE,
Chm'n Board Co. Co.
THOs. THoMAssoN,
Clerk Dist Court.
N. r. SPURR,
County Auditor.
S42 County Board of Audit
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Default having been made in the payment of four
hundred and fourteen dollars and nInetyfive cents
($414.95l which is due at the date hereof upon a
certain Mortgage, duly executed and delivered
by Burton j. Smith and Inez 7, Smith, his
wife. to s. X. Randall, bearing date the first day
of May A. d. 1883, and duly recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds in and for
stevens County, Minnesota, on the eleventh
day of July A, D. 1888, at two o'clock D. M, in
Book M, of Mortgages, on page l19, and no
action or proceeding at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover the debt secured by
said Mortgage, or any part thereof;
NOW therefore notice is hereby given, that
by virtue of power of sale contained in said
Mortgage, and pursuant to the statute, the said
Mortgage will be foreclosed, and the premises
described in and covered by said Mortgage,
viz;
The south half [s1s of the south west quarter
[s.wAl of section number twenty eight t28I In
township number one hundred and twenty-five
ll25l north of range forty-two, (42) situate in
Stevens county, state of Minnesota, will be sold
at public auction, to pay said debt and interest
and twenty-five dollars attorneys fee, as slip
ulated in said mortgage to be paid in case of
foreclosure, and the disbursements allowed by
law; which sale will be made by the Sheriff of
said Stevens county, at the front door of the
Court House in the village of Morris, in said
county and state, on Friday, the 2Sth day of July
A, ID. 1898, at 10 clock, a. m. of that day. sub
ject to redemption as provided by law.
Dated June Is, 1893.
s. X. RANDALL.
y. A. FLAHERTY, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage, ..
S2-7 Norris MINI,
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J. L. Stack, the advertising agent,
Of st. Paul, had his Yacht run into
BY steamer on the Mississippi while
Out pleasuring few days ago. He
received some injury but will recover.
You might as we'll think to kill u
lightning rod man as newspaper
advertising agent.
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Old Settlers Meet.
Barry, MINI, June II, 1893.

barry, Mlnn., June IL, 1888.
EDITOR SUM-
The sixth ANNUAL pic mic of the
Old Settlers Association of Big Stone
county was held on the 18th inst, at
the grove of VIM. Bowman, on Big
Stone lake. The attendance was not
so large as last year, but all had a
good time. This is not a literary
association; its object is to spend an
nually, in the beautiful month Of
June, a day in which old settlers can
meet together in social amusements;
one in which the wives, mothers, sons
and daughters shall exchange ideas
social and otherwise.
A. L. Stephens, of Browns Valley,
was elected president, and VIM.
Nash, of Tokua, secretary.
VIM. NASH, Secretary.
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A Chinese laundry man was miss
ing from Brainerd for weeE, and
was found on Monday last dead, with
knife sticking in his heart. Two
other celestials in the same business
are suspected, as there was bad blood
between them.