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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-28
-THE.
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Held In the Log Cabin, corner Of Ter
perance and Republican sts..
NTH Seattle.
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS
Conducted by Miss Wtnterbonrne rFrrsSe, r-,s
Graduate of the Home aud CoEonfsl Tr,sas oa
Ing college. London England !, wna
holds King County Teacher.
Certificate, second grade
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS
Hours Of Attendance. D tnIa

Hours of Attendance, to a. m
Fees Payable in advancel, 81 per ,,.xx
\ small fee Of csc per nlonth sin DO rss"N.
for kindergarten mater ais use u gins aaa -.
tioaery. 1 80
n methods OF teaching are ba.ss
FRGEBELfS SYSTEM, when is now 5aiag ~ ~
rally adopted BY the h-st teachers Of nf.s, as
The lo.lo.ing vii give an idea OF Il scons.
The KIN ZEN GfET~ rasrb =,
Tud ments Of Color Form. Arith etlc sna 60 -
try, cutiyating the chidren's strsctlga f,ra..
lmasiaalion, powers OF Observation and eis ans.
OF perception ssss
The hINDERGaRrES GAMES ro,.
Gymnasttc FIX ri -. Class SinEiaZ and II Az.
Animals and Birds, Developing physiaue nrn,.s e
one5 ence n com nlneti q ton. r-@ps
THE AI> DERGA TEN OCCUPATIONS
brace Reading. Writing, Drawing. Seedie~swn
WOODWORK. Paper Plating, Besd Work a.
Folding. Moislag etc, which ira n the 49, sass
texterity and neatEes4 and the eye TO sernra- y !.
Observation. %
TIE KINDERaARTES OBJECT r,rssox.
convey a clear Idea Of the physical world n -
81 n % animals vegetables and m lneraS a.s -.
tivate ia the pupils the power If GeserlIssar 10
teach hem 10 cIa sify aud arrange the Snes1sa ~
acquired. eafe
Visitors ara invited on the fourth Watnass. :.
every mon h, from 1880 20 II a n.
Tha school Ia accessi bic for pupils from th 49,.
by North Seattle cars, which pas the doc, ~,
lard ana West-street cars pass az distance N o..
block only. ~
References-Rev David C. Garrett 81 v....
rectory; Mrs L =. ]. Hunt. Yarrow Lake w.
ingtoa Rev. Wallace Sutting. 1870 Cniva,,,.
street. and parents Of former pupils %V
For further Information apply TO Mis- win,.,
bourne. ai6 Republican street. North Seattle.
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DEATHS 4xD ruSERAEs.


LENlS-Ibe mineral services Of +. H. Lewis viii
be held st the resitsnce. 5f5 seneca street, to-
morrow afternoon al 2ocsock under the auspices
OF the Pioneers Association. fnferment al Lake
View cemetery.
EDDGERs-The funeral servsces over the
mains of George III. Rodgers will be held this
Tnorging a. 10 o'clock AZ the residence. in East
Seattle Iaiesneut In Lake View cemetery.
Take Yeaief avenue
BARNES--Tn Seattle, friday, January 81. 1893.
Mary Esteile, infant daughter of W. III. r. and
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OFFICIAL TIME CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. LIST, 189a

For st. Paul and East-10: IS D "a
For Spokane-3: 20 p. and 1o:25 n.
For Portland and Soath-s:l5 N. aad g:Ss
p. n.
Fer Olympla-6f15 a. IN. and S:i5 m
For Montesano and Ocosta-S:l5 3 n
For Tacoma-6:l5. S:15 m, l2.ol $40 6O1
S:45 and l0:25 ?. III
For snoaualmie Falls and North Bsnd-s:y
q
For Sunas and Anacortes-9:l5 n
For snohornish and 6etcheii-3:l5 q n ana
l:35 p NJ
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sRArrLR
From It Paul and Eas,-11:25p m
From Spoka1e-l0:35 q. and lies .. m
From Portland and South-5:50 p m and 1879
q
From Oily npia-5:so p. m and s:43 p N.
From Aoatesano and Ocosta-5.50 p n
From Tacoma-l2 SIS. S:45 and t0:33 4 N
200 so, S:45 and 1:25 D. N.
From snoquaimis Falls and North Bsnd-e:o
2. M
From Sumas and Anacortes-5:20p p. m
From Snonomish and Getcheu-l0:35 n. ana
SEQ p. NJ
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS 70
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
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\ oAT1ERN
PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant pav coacA~
and finest Paiace Dining Cars between Scotia q
Paul and Chicago withou. change Connscsaona
Cor AL points IN the United States and Canada
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BIR yHs.

WTsEMAN--in seattle. January -. 1898, to the
wife Of = MsWiseman a daughter
BABSES--fn Seattle Friday January II 1sys.
to tire wife - ". II. r. barEs~s. tauzhter
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CONTRACTORS AVID BUrrDERs.

/ CONWAY. j. BDGART-CoNWAY & BO-
- d. CART contractors p edriving, hrlaee build
Ing. etc. estimates furnished Hssisuartsrs
.2.5 Third street, seattle VI ASH
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LOST.

7 oSr-SUNDAY EVENING. JANUARY o.
IL lady's gold watch with gents gold chain at
tachet, small gold eagle Tor charm. Retura G.
r. kiboe seattle Telegraph aud receive reward
7 OSr-LAST SUNDAY MORNING BIRD
IL dog: white, brown spots body and brown
ears: answers to the name of sport" license No
1869. Return 10 F. Joeke sol Com rnercial street
and receive reward
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VI ANTEn-stL&NT OR ACTIVE PAkIN FIR
w afth $4,000 In 10000 ia estsblishef retail
- wholesale business. best location ia Jhis civ
vii guarantee 50 per cent on Investment Adj
dress L. II, care Post In gelGtEenCer
" ANTEn-PA FIR IN PAYING DRUG
~ s{nse; aetl located Address l4corce care
last-k afesstEeuceF,
,.tA%TEI-kETHtn Az ACTIVE OR 81
~ lent partner tea esiahits shed profitable mer-
raagile business ia tbs c4lys sl. 600 capital
CURED. - yer cent guaranteed oS tnyes 1aens:
otjecE 20 Increase stoCA- Is. ". Haney. -oS Bal
leg bock.
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MONEY AT FROM To PER CENT:
NJ time, TO years; special rates for good farm
and bushes, property loans: and 2yeer loans
unimproved land and vacant city lots, 10 per cent
w. d. Conner. and OLYMPIC book.
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GUSs tsFTfsS

r. DEeHSER, 0UNsMITH, l425 FRONT
/ street
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S15. OOO-WAaSNTIEfD Party WITH y, THIS IT'S
lum 5ering business: success and large profits
sured; party can have charge of finances and
books. full particulars see Chill berg, Ashford
& Perry. room 81 HnckIey block.
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lJI-s NAY ELLIOTT -TESOGRAPHFR
vi and typewriter S32 Pioneer building; dicta-
tioa taken 4 your office
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DOR SALE-CHEAP. AN Al TUG AND
l. large frst-cass barge with well established
towing and freighting usiness: a first-ra,e show
Inquire E. Miller p o. Box 1872 or northwest
corner King and Commercial streets, Seattle.
Wash.
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FINANCIAL.

$4,000 OR LESS To LOAN ON SEATTLE
~ property at low rate: vii make building loans
West & Field Is Union block
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LsOR SALE-A GOOD BUY IN RESTOS
Il add equity; must be cash; $1,000. sos Butler
block.
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MONEY LOANED AT REASONABLE
Au rates. Chilberg, Ashford & Perry. room 81
Hinckley block.
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LNOR SALE-THE MOST SLIGHTLY LOTS ON
Queen Anne hill. in Randell's and Burke's sec.
ond additions: snap. AlonZo Hull Olympic block
nor SALE-S6O GARDEN LOTS ON STREET
est: cleared ready for cultivation Gould & Whit
worth. olympic block
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COAL AND WOOD TIRD.
DJY COAL WOOD AND BARK EIGHTH
ID and Pike street wood yard. Telephone NUM-
Der. 76l
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T ONO OR SHORT TIME MONEY; WAR
i rants bought T. B. Fowler. room Olympic
block ~
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NOTES. SHORT TINE REAL ESTATE AND
~ chattel mortgages bought; money loaned on
approved securities. Room Halter building
r. I Smart
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NOTES, SHORT TIME MORTGAGES AND
~ negotiable paper bought and money loaned
William p. Harper's Col ection Agency room No
49, safe Deposit building
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FOX EXCHANGE.

I,oR EXCHANGE-DWELi HOUSE ON
II Ieaseaseround of three rooms and basement:
will trade for cigar stand some small business.
horses or cows. Address lu6 south Secont street.
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HELP W1NTED-MAIF,

WASTED-HELP: LADIES AND YOUNG
W men tn take WORK AT home; work any
distance; good prices and no canyassing. Address
Standard Manufacturing Company. Lock BOX l01
South FRAN ngham. Mass. Enciose stamps
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L>JR SALE-HoUsE FURNISHING BUSt-
L ness in WaterviiIe; only estabiis hnsant of the
kind III the Big Bend: reason Tor selling, other
business. For pa-,Icu lars address Z. II stephens
WaterviiIe Wash
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L'OR SALE-BEAUTIFUL HOME ON THE
city and Sound: close TO street car line; worth
$4,000: will be sold at sacrifice: must have
$4,000 cash. Address owner, h. b., PostIntelli-
gencer
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| a hi ~ RI II NJ, DESKS, ROCKERS AND
h Favior tables ia eysry variety. prices reA,sas
be Aei!town Furniture Company, el5 Froas
street ipstA!lmenta
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L'og SaLE-GaoCERY BUSINESS WORTH
II 81 40o; will sell for $1,000 Morgan's Ex-
change, New York block
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTOR


OLDEST E>TA BIIsHMENT IN THE CITY
~ Uncle Harris Loan Once, goa Washington
street; liberal advances on diamonds, watches and
je~eirv; lowest rates
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Oh IVNS.
CRESSWEL!. COLLECTION COMPA
" Regular collections for business firms and pro-
fassionsi men; special Is attention 10 overdue a.
counts 30S But er block
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SPECEfL NOTECFS.

NOTICE-MY WIFE. JoNATTA FINkEN
~ having without reason or excuse Ieft any bel
and board. hereby noisfy all dealers tbst 1 Vii
nOt be responsible for ANY debts contacted ~ her
Seattle. January -. 1898
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sClose connection with y. P. train from Port
land and san Francisco
Steamers "tiry of Kingston" and .City OF Seat
tie" make close connections at the Tacoma hart
with trains 10 snd from Portland and with tbs
east and west bound overland trains.
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4 FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR LIVE SHOE
"A merchant with good stock: faest stand in
citv ne secured: town OF 500; oalx shoe
store in town Address Immediately. shoe store
Chance. Post InteIligeacer.
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tIArkR->EA FILE TUBULAR WELL 60
W experienced well cTlllerA IA OAK street
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MONEY LOANEDON ALESTATE, WITH
NJ privilege paying in installments; mortgages
and negotiable paper bought S. L. Bowman, 81
Olympic block.
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TO LOAN-$l 200 PER CENT. = YEARS:
on improved city property or farm $500 and
500, s per cent. or years. On vacant residence
lots small commission. Townsend, Mflroy & Co,
Coiman building
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MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE. Pr
w amos. horses, wagons. etc. withorf removal:
loans strictly confidential. 703 Second street.
room IL.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES FURNI-
w ture or any good security without removal.
W. G. Rttenhouse. 81 and IS Union block
MONEY TO LEND FROM 500 AND UP.
w wards at low rate on interest," G. WinehilI,
206 Butler block.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04

Gradually rear bE rear, but 20 slow -
LIT y bs perreptihla, h4= the loEgsr
EE16sd his WY westward, Clearing the
vast f1rssEs q years Gg1s g he has g11e-
Il w@z not many years ago. whea Wis
c11sin and Michigan furnished the Arz-
st amount Ct lumber Of the Eorth, and
the1 nnrthern MInnesotz became the
sesae of the winter xork of the leggers
Slowly have they beEn their way wess-
ward until now the timber supply Of
Wisconsin AID Michigan m4y Be said to
be limited and eTsn the Niznssctz IEu-
heruen nay Iook ahead 70 me time when
the vast pine forests CT the lake regiou
q the north vii, BE- devastated OF
course that tine L nak near, and lev Of
the men who today direct tie work Of
their Eleu during the Wintsr months II
the pine forests Of Minnesota VIII I've to
see It.
Is more and a1crz timber Il cut In
Minnesota, " Wisconsin, and MICHIGAN,
manufacturers and dealers begin 20 lock
towards the Sound country, fer there On
the shores Of The Psciac and extending
back into The mountains for several hun
dred miles are vast virgin forests until
but few years ago uHtouched by the
hand Of man. The average lsFnbernsan
feels that there les the pine. Gr ard
cedar which will supply the lumber world
generations hence - Mississippi Valley
4 T.gIyl rsf-aa4l
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04
THE GREAT NAVAL REVIEW.

The gathering together Of the warshius
q al nations Is made the occasion q the
following pertinent observations BY an
exchange:
Memory viii recall the Armada OF
Spain threatened the invasion of BritSin,
that France and England were united
against Russia IN The Crimea. this. Amer
lea and France mzie common cause
sgainst Great Britain and 81 one time
France was employing al her war ne
sources aszinss Itzly; bus peace hAs in
tervenei and there Is bur the o2e regret
that It's universal prevalence is net IS
surei. Il would be better for the world
could the millio1s expended for the
maintenance Of naval strength be layished
on the merchant marine sn3 the building
up Of International commerce; but such .
state q affairs can only come when the
yasF standing armies of Europe are dis
banded and an ideal form Of government
has brought about an approach 10 uni
vers2l coateatment among the governed.
Nl-4sC-4G2EA- AAAA4
be prevented in the future mus. make the
establishment q the millennium $
proyiso, for the affairs q the world sire
far from being adjusted 10 tie requisites
al peace basis There viii he wSrs, SnS
nayies vii be maintained With the result
Of preserving peace IN some instances and
making the ehancss q var more inviting
IN others
But Row the nations represented in the
grand review Sre On friendly te-uS with
our own coaai-y 2ni - ps7ee with 81
others There i ki1silv sentiment ex-
pressed n their coming z2i their hosp
table entertainment vii b-1 Strengthen
IL The land discovered 40 ysars 40 :
now ths uost enviah1a n the entire
brotherhood a nations, ard the ts15szsey
q all progressive soTs-1Gs2-s : soE4ri
the adoption q rs f111zuazszl prlz-
eip1eS.-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04

An employment, reai estate and land
of1ce VIII be opened soon IN the brIId5ag
between tie Racket store and the barber
shop u z street. Persons wishing 20
locate n cur county vii find fg1II descriir,-
tiousof desirable vacant lands those seek
ing help, Or tnose seeking employment
will Do veil 70 call at that Office, which
viii De in charge Of II experienced clerk
who viii give 81 infornztioa, either per-
sonal or BY correspondence; especial IN
formation in regard to railroad lands.
Fl. F. Coles viii be the clerk In charge.
Look ont for his advertisement next
week
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04

THE Columbian Exposition opened
Monday. There is, OF course, plenty to
see, but it is believed by competent OBJ
servers that it will be a. least month
before the exposition, as planned by the
commission and advertised to the world,
viii be in full dress Something Of this
delay is due 10 the exceptional severity Of
the weather that has prevailed during the
last month, ike the STOW storm that
struck the Middle West on April -. The
labor trouble hindered the work. The
managers Of the exposition console them
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04
TIE LIEU LAND QUESTION.

As there Is great s5ezl q 55sczssso1
jus. nov re-4rsz1s he La q Ezs11ssv
lands q the N1Eshsz1 P7.zsc. liz s.ca 4
congress unisz ztsea .fssE e-xl s1.A
lands VII be rsai wi.h interest Af.s-
granting CERTAIN c1hs< powers 10 the
Northern P2czsc rz1l-1zl ooe1 azzy. the
Aw goes q u give then powe- $ III
loxs.
To locate an ca-ase-1-s Il main r1sz5
% soDe p0in1 IN Frgss soGa5, E5A the
vSIey q TIE CoEunhGa rzvs-. ws.h the
right 70 loc2-e and cazs---xz IL h-z-ca
Hon s7-a c1cvslisz1 r,o-z1 n is EEz1
trunk l5ne 4c-vss 1bz Czs1z5a aaoz- -zzns
10 Puget ScG2d. All n the event q st.z-s
MI being II 21y state q 1=rr5socy n
whleA sail main LIE G. t-17cl Ky II
lo.ca-ssi, q the tine Ct he Ezzl -1ca15on
thereof, The z-11-- Il L71s pe- -zs
granted 0y Cl1-ess 10 sail cszEa1y,
sishin Ike limits prescribed hy Is chr
ter then sid company shall X entitled,
unsSer the dlree1i1zs Ct the Sa-ezzry Ct
the In.erio-, 10 rsesiEe ~ Z1zF ss.-sa11s
oi Land telo1g1g 70 he United S.zss.s
and desigz2-ed bF cd 12ters- II SIKH
state o. terr1wy, wishia ss1 niles II
each side of said rad. teyo13 ths limits
prescribed II said charter. Il I'll make
up such 6e6cianey, Ca SKID main Ens q
branch. except mineral 4Esi other kinds
IS exempted II the charter q said o1--
pany, TO the snCgas q the lands ttze
have been granted, sQli. rese-ve5, O.
eupied By Homestead settlers, p-e-a-p-ed
o. otherwise disposed q s1bses1sn. 10
the &c. q July ?, 1874
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04

fyou want an axe. : peavy, Simond's
saw, wedge. 3 Maynard shovel. pick,
martoek, rope q anything in the line oi
icggers' supplies. call on Us
Lyon want any builders hardware.
We have the largest assortment in the
county 4 full line Of the Superior stoves
snd Ranges, always in stock.
Call and get cur prices. No trouble to
show goods. HI CooS CO
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04
HOW 10 SEK THE FAIR-

gGS. Va 2s-sssAE- = zAs Nay CS-u-Tl
N1r. 81 Chseasa. will yoa learn about
he things which s-e ds4r 10 yoa unless
vc1 ere vgy wise &ni sssaliv, patient and
sci 1.s;-5eayl2s. Take day S-ss 10 satisfy
yu7 Curiosity. 70 CRAFTY yO1r sense a
Eloz-sa--sas s1d yu1r lore & b.s21.y, 10
-ss TYR bearings and discover how much
Es-1S11 yc1 Gan supQcrf- GO 81 over
the Fair grounds, sod - the top a 81
ls1S. one a The big 6o1aes @ towers See
.aa Fair, - Fair. from is vario1s cen
.Es. and frc11 different Parts al is cir
czzisa-e1cs, especially tr0o ths lake ]
think voo ca1 81 this N one o. tao days,
I yoo s-E1 ez-ly A7i end lz-e- Il voa 2re
seru2y. and Il yu'a have yozrself coaTeyei
b 81 zv1z4A1s mans u elyeyx1ee--
s2czrc1ng railways. baass, and rolling
csz-s--41i # yo1 d MT step inside ;
S1gla bCllEns except flr the 2scsat IN
ss2rch II y11r biri=eye vis~- Then 60
hg0a Say II bad ttaa kollowing dzy, Il
yoo are Use. and the max. izy spread the
wiz-s and s1TEaR the spine oE yo1r en-
s<5azes- and 20 IN sazrea Of the things
yc1 have c90e 70 s.13y-Ste1r-1.1ii o.
RISES, EsSAaS u stuffed birds. naaiBewoEk
u statistics II i15o1 Gsyizns, methods q
s1z1zh1s-I1z Zel Or cattle, q ck pre4rY-
Ez h@A1 LIE G. edible fruits Say II
this 1zS& until Eu1 have finished Il, q
mil / has exhausted yo1r powers Of ap-
pli.4-111- The7 release and rei4x vour-
sci 90 70 SO soEeshizg else-palns L
y7z have bes1 s-1dEing ploEs, pictures If
y01 hare bee1 s-uivi1g electric motors.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04

selves b. recalling the fScs that wOFl1' :
iairs have Slways bSea late. and that the
Philadelphia Centennial. which dj3 not
open until NAy 10, was not ready then.
-pos.-I nselliseacer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04

JCD6E IEwE has ruled tEzz the law re-
quiring the county treasurer 70 furnish
certificate Of taxes paid, before fastr1-
ments transferring real property shall 1e
entitled TO record, does not apply 70 any
instrument that Is release OF satisfaction
Of any lien or incumbrance on the prep
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04
APRIL p.

The following opinions were rendered
by the court:
Judgment in favor oi-defendant Eliza.
beth McGregor directed in case Of Coch.
ran vs. Honey es a.
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff in case
OF City Of Aberdeen vs. Benn.
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff in Stew.
art vs. Pacifc Wheeless Elect. r. r. Co,
Directing decree Of foleclosure in favor
q plaintiff and giving the bank prior
lien On proceeds Of sale in Young Y:
Andrews
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04
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Young vs. Aberdeen Picking Co. venue
chSnSed TO Pacific county.
Order granted confirming sale Of real
estate in the case Of CIummey against
his creditors.
In Hamilton VS. TAYLOR. plaintiff given
until May IL 10 file sufficient cost bond.
Demurrer TO complaint sustained and 81
DAYS given to snswer.
In Medcali Us Bush and Baker order
granted requiring costs Of February term
TO be paid in ten days
In Schat. vs. Sells. c. T. Lancaster ap.
pointed reeeiver.
DESCENDANTS objection 10 eost bond over
ruled in Cornaier V Cross.
In Cochran vs. Honey ct al defendant
given permission To withdraw two deeds
usei IS evidence at the trial.
Hearing Of final accOunt SET for May l.
in the matter oi the estate OF NJ. S
Calder, deceased
Hearing Of application OF Geo. I'll
Farrah for letters Of administration in the
matter Of the estate Of Edwy Lewis SCI
+ Tor May IS, and notice ordered given
Appeal bond fixed st $50 in voorhees,
vs. Hennessy.
Stay and appeal bond fixed al $50 il
Horr " Aberdeen Packing Co.
Order granted confirming sale OF Tea
estate in the following cases: Wager "
Miner. Bank Of Aberdeen vs. Hussey
West V Crummey.
Order granted TO show cause and motto
directed TO be given why the administra
tor in the matter Of the estate Of Amo
Hacket should not be discharged.
4 Keith vs Andrews dismissed at plain
tiff7s cost
Judgment Of default granted in y. "
Lumber Co. vs 0costa Mill Co.
In the matter Of the estate of g. F
Mack, insane, orier granted permittin.
guardian TO compound certain debts anC
to desist from defense in cause No. SOP.
! In Gum vs. Little ct al, order retaxin,
costs amended, cutting down casts from
sS7.S 80 TO So. 90.
l Fleet vs. Boyingtoa order granted plain
tiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04

CLos1e the Worlds Far IN Chicago
On Sunday IS n the interest If the
saloons The way Z Affects the Iaboring
man l. shown By the steps they are tax
ing 70 work Sundays and have Saturday
for their day Of rest and recreation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04

II 4 % be hoped for the sake Of Seat
ties good name, provided Of course, that
she cares anything iar Il, that Bailey
Ga1zert vii be allowed 70 rsst IN his
grave II peace