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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-03-09
AEcn aud 5S,tocD,

~, Charlotte, n. c., March l. Spccial
Tho train bearing the South Cnro)inn
executive patty reached this point ON
c. tlnc. me Governor has ridden this
l"r N the v"stibule of SupcrintcnI.
,. EN- Acnre s private car, spending tho
'n"st OF thc time in a social chat aud
g,'cnrG' T' Ire ls in admirable humor
noa n"n,%h' M superintendent Mclsco scr.
len, w." .no Governor and staff an excl.
ho"ra "v supper IN his car. Gen. Rich.
oo"fg ina staff are riding IN the "St
Augustine" The trum 10 o n.1 o';
with Colnmbians, many Of WHOM, ,m'''.' ",.
ladies'. Mrs. George ID. Tnlman o', "'g
daughters arc aboard the trn;m ' G' "llo
ernor IillmNn seems to annroc;"t, "t,
Col. McBee's efforts to make Tho ' t';'
pleasant one. Governor Northnrll
Of Georgia and party joined. US Enr,
| to night. Tho State.
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40 60 West lu!c,t md Cbcnn.

Wcu!d you like to know the hes: way to reach
Texas Arkansas, OF any Of ihc states out West
\ letter or postal card 20 either address below
Will Secure !nu fun Information nS 20 low rates
the best SCI. ,ln;c", &C. by the ;T29t through car
line over the Richinnni and Danvl!c Ruilrond
via. Atlanta mnl EiImiEghIm. I0u can buy
6 through "! this limo aui lave your baS.
gage checked todcStinHtipn. Double daily train
and quick schedules All questions answered.
Il. W. 1iuNr, rTav. Pass. Agt., Augu.th. ca.
G. l.. HOPKINS, Trav. Pass. Agt, c.,nriC tie, Y. G.
ldcrg2
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as 1t is very likely that copy of the letter
is on file in that officials oftice, we would
take it as great personal favor If he would
secure " copy of it for us to publish.
That is if the Journals and Attorney Gen.
erals boss Governor Tillman will permit it.
But if the evidence is not produced we
will not pursue the discussion of this sub-
icct any further,
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vs..
John T.. Gassawav.
by virtue Of an execution LODGED
in my ofiro dated Bird day of March
1898, in the above stated case. [
will sell to the highest bidder before
the Court House door at Pickens on
Saleday in April,
next, during the legal hours for sale
the following described real estate to-
wit:
All that certain piece parcel or plan
tation Of land in the county and State
aforesaid, OH Twelve Milo River ad-
joining lands Of Il. &. Reid and 9th
crs in Central Township, containing
fifty (5O) acres more or less.
Also, all that other piece, parcel or
tract Of land ndjoing the above descril :
eel tract and containing sixty six (GG)
acres more OF less, sold as the prop
crty Of the defendant herein, to salts.
fy SAID execution.
Terms cash, purchaser to pay for
papers.
J. II. c.. MCDANIEL,
3rI March 1898. S. =. G.
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A London manufacture of chewing
gum some time ago discharged all his
male employees and hired girls to
."ho their places. The other day he
made an assignment.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-03-09

The Augusta Chronicle says that Con-
gresham Brawley is the only anti-frcc sill.
yer Congressman from this State, a warm,
personal friend Of President Cleveland and
will exercise a considerable influence with
the President in the distribution of federal
,,,tr
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LOOK OUT d!
Just Received

and am receiving every week, Flour,
Sugar, Coffee and have got the best
Muscovaao Molasses and New Or
leans Syrup have ever had.
L have received my second ship
ment OF Plows and they are moving
out. The prices tell.
Now it is about time to think about
planting Peas, Irish Potatoes and Gar.
den Truck generally. [ have a large lot
of Seed, both cheap and high priced.
Comeand get some and plant good
garden. 1t will help to keep time
prices off and its mighty handy any
way.
| am still buying Hides, Bees Wax
and all Country Produce, and will pay
as much as anybody for them.
L want eggs bad.
a. M. MORRIS.
Lot of corn and fodder for sale for
cash.
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Trnns leave Spnrtaniurg. 4. & G.. division,
nOrth60und, 3.5i Il. m, $50 p. M. T0t y. M. NcS-
tibulcd limitcdl: southbounl. 3.23 Il. m, 4.2S p.
m, Il;3 n. III. (Ncstibulc' limited; weStbound.
". y. G.. division, 80 and 40 p. IN, for Hen
dcrsonviilc, Ashcyille, ifOt Springs and Knox
vile.
Trains leave Grcenvillc. S. c.. A. & G. division,
northhouna Eli II. IN, ELL p. IN, COS tNcstibu-
cd limitcj): southhound, 6.i0 a. m. 535 p. m
l2.36 p III. (Ncsthuled limtcdj.
IRA ms leave Seneca, y. Il e.. division, north
bound, LII II. m. l2.l5 p. NJ; southbCund, T58 H.
m., III p. IN.
Pullman palace sleeping GER on trains o. TO- H.
and l., ~ and Re on A. & G.. division. Pullman
paror carr on trains Nos. l3 and If between Co.
lunbia and Spartunburg.
V. T.. MCBEI.
Gcnl Superintendent. Columbia. s. G..
:. II. lIARDN IcE.
ASST Gen Pass. Agt.. Atlanta, Ga.
W. II. GREEN,
Gcn1 Manager. Washington, d. G.
W. \. TURK,
Gcn'l Pass. Agent. Washington, u. C.
Sol. HAAS.
Traffic Manager. Washington, y. G.
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*Daily. NGs: 81 and 53 solid trains betWei
Charleston and Columbia, S. G..
H. NJ. EMERSON,
- ~ Asst Gen'l Passenger Agent.
'. Is. h:NLi, II. NJ. MERSOS,
Gcn'i Manager Traffic Manager
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RICHMOND { DANVlllE R. R. CO,

l. W. hniueK"pcr Rcubin Foster, Receivers
COLUMBIA MD GREENNILLE
DIVISION.
Condensed Schedule in effect Nov 90 1892
Trains run by 10Th Meridian Time
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THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE RI
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

Wilmington. n. G., Jan. 20, 1893.
Fast Line between Charleston and Columbi
nnu upper South Carolina and Western Mort
Carolina Condensed Schedule:
Going WcSt Going En.
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ILL Il WELDON,
DENTISTS,
H.? Main street. GREENNILIE & c.
Gus given "Ccrr Th"rS1uy and Friday and
teeth extracted without pain
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\ Complete History Of our Government bv Adj.
and congresses. Latest lSn2 E,.i-
tibn l6NG inches NmrScs; ever prnt"i). Noun
ted Oh rollers ut top and bottom.
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lI.iSI,EN',
[OTICE or REMOVAL.

Is now permanently located Mt Easlcy, and re
SPcctful!y Offers his professional services to tho
pubic generally 2jnn9Gf
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nk. j. =. CARLISLE,
DENTIST,
Office over WcStmoI cmnd Bros II Dukes Drug
store.
lInnSgtf CREENNILIE = e.
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NOTICE or REMOVAL.
My Dental Rooms nrc now located in W. c.
tlcvclHnd'S new building over the Saving y
Bank and FcltOn'S Book Store
j. W. NORWOOD, ID. D. S.
w. VI. NORWOOD, ID. ID. S., Assistant.
GREENN lille, s. G..
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SnnE'in'S Sale.

GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
- County Of picllcns.
Whitncr Symms.
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yHK BLOTrEE.

UstrRp STATES DISTRICT coCKr-HANpoRD. J.
(koass Commercial Company Va Oregon I'm
prsssement Compsny-Jury disagrsed ana dis
Tnited states w. r Hirata-rmporting alien
ias',rcrs into tas United States under contract;
United States Va B. J. Msthvin-Counssrfeit
Ing; demurrer ovesruled aud trial OF case set for
Jaae II.
CIVIL DEPARTHgNT-OsBokS. J.
lilly Bogardus Il Co. Va g. z. Lindley-Ordef
Of judgment Ia sum OF siii and attorneys ICES;
Il X Baxter ". American Building 4 Loan
security Bank "a l. K. chureh-str.sksn.
Z A. Dercg ". G. J. Andsrsop-etsickeu-
V. ~ shsfnsr va E. L Sanford ct aL-Con'
T. ". Morton ". y. selig ct al-Consinued to
T. Hunt ". Adolph Continued 70
J.rome catlin ct al. W. John Fountain ct al
Jusgment for plaintiff: exceptions; fudings
ore sssd prepared accordingly.
CIVIL DEPAKTngsr-BALLrSssR.
Austin 4 Co. vs. Gustave Winehill ct al
plEint; denied; exception: dessndants' emotion
ior.uon suit: allowed: exception.
Gus Hsrris Va Okanogan Live Stock ana
Drtssed Beef Company-Judgment on verdict:
sissled.
CRIMINAL DEPAKTMExr-HuMEs.J >.
Ara j. Stewart va Samuel McCielland-Find.
inps OF fact and decree: signed.
II. CASTOR ct al. W. A. Macktntoeh-Laavo
given TO file amended complaint
Nary l. shaffer vs.. Albert W. Shaner-Osdor
o; ;iefauit; signed
Il : Harmon 4 Co w. G. W. Edmonds-Traus-
fenced from equity department: defendants
tn: SLOWED: order OF decree: aligned.
laura A. Bond Va Il. J. Keith ct aL-Judgmeat
by default ~ prayed for.
John I: Guyer ct a. va D. c. Brawley ct al
Revert of ref,rep. DreSentAd and n1Onted. iu0R.
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NEWS OF THE COURTS.
Jerome: Catlin Wins His Suit
Against John Fountain
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ONE.
Csusssxt,,rs % the Winsh1lI Sleek Nso.
esitsu--Usised ssaess Cssss Cssss-
xex ssiss Ynsd-Ths 8lsttsR.

The srsei Of the case Of Jerome Catiin
against feAn Fountain and Patrick Hayes
was resssaed yesterday morning. The
forenoon sss devoted 70 the taking OF tes-
mony ana the afternoon 70 argument OF
counsel. The argument OF the counsel for
Defendants Hayes vas mainly devoted TO
attacking the mortgage deed on the
ground Of lack Of consideration. and that
Of the coInseI for plaintiff in showing
valuable confederation.
Al 6 g;elock yesterday evening Judge
Osborn rsi.dered q decision in the case.
After brie;iy reversing the case and the
evidence, sac said:
The ms.r question 20 b decided u whe.n0
or not the ss,1srac. nads By fountato snd Cat
lin. when Fountain gave Catiin this deed. vas
valid one I: 10 set up BY the defendant Hsyes
that Il vas s,fs and thasfs was merely csvice
% dsfraud gu bseqaent creditors. There II no
doubt thsl ne deed vas Intended a. . mortgage
that has nsyey been disputed. Now did the
parties ms.s the mortgage in good faith. II
they d!d. II there was intention 10 deffaud
subaso ue creditors. then IL will BE- declared
valid There 10 no question bus that the parties
had perfest right 10 make the contract; u wse
. perfectly iexal one. A preparedness OF the
evidences su<a to prove tina, there was no inssu-
ton to dc trpssd any one. This being tho case
will hold s;.s: the Affirmative defense OF tho de-
lendsns Ns.ysa. virtually cross-couplainf,
must be dsstnissed and Bindings for the plalnii6
h pfcparef.s
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TWICE MARRIED. To raE SANE MAs


Julia Cousins received . divorce from
her hushgnd. James Cousins. yesterday
on the rfcund Of extreme cruelty. In her
testimonsi on the stand yesterday she
said thas she married her husband at
Waisenb'asf. Col. in June. issa He
made life very miserable for her and often
threatened her with sudden death.
She 60. tired Of this finally, and the
county cssnrt of Boulder county gave her a
divorce ~ July. $500. James was evil
IDENTIFY AZ scs without his little wife. He
MAS msaer and needed some one to cook
his bacon sor bin. 10 he came around and
by promises OF better behavior in the
future gos Janet to rcmarry him. This
was In taa month of roses, 1891. This
marriage was Of short duration, and the
couple haze not been living together Tor
over yca~.
Judge Hnmes thought there was no
probshiiitY that reconciliation wonld
ever hc ELECTED and gave her decree as
prayed iog, They have three children
two boys ! and wears old and a girl aged
4. the custody of whom goes In Cousins.
who Is ma mining in British Columbia.
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rmH CONTRACTORS NOx.sUIrED.
Copelusiea Of litigation Over the Wins-
hill KufIding In Superior Court.

hill EaiIding In Superior Court
The suit brought by Ostsn 4 Co. against
0ustavs ainehIll TO recover 81, s32 alleged
20 Be dus on . contract for furnishing
material fnd doing the brick and stone
work on .tse Winehili building at the cor
ncr of Scis.h Third and Main streets, was
terminaiss suddenly yesterday afternoon
by Judge paliinger granting the defend.
ants motissn for non.suit.
The pli,:ntiffs entered into . contract
with Winehill nearly three years ago to do
the brick snd stone work on the building.
IL being 81 2ulated IN the contract that the
different e.jyments were to he made At GER
tain stsgts Of the work, and only
rpon presentation of certificate OF
tho architect that the work had
been don,s according to tho specifications
and Of receipts showing all workmen en-
ploycd to rave been paid. The contractors
were not shie to pay their workmcn when
timc came for one Of these payments to be
made, They. in fact. relying, a. testimony
went to Snow. upon being first paid by
Winehill.: The latter refused to pay with
out the rcsripts being first produced and
the contractors quit work. They filed
lien uponshs building for some $4,000
alleged To: have been put in the building by
them in fa,.nishing labor and materials.
The foreclosure proceedings on this lien
were bcfere Judge Lichtenberg. who de-
cided the elsimants to have no lien. Tho
case was ts4nt to the civil department. to be
tried on tar contract, and came up yester-
day. Al the last moment the plaintiffs
decided Chat in all probability their ALE
cations or performance Of the contract
could not be proven by evidence, and they
therefore asked leave to introduce evidence
showing a waiver OF the clause in the con-
tract rcqeaying the production of laborers'
receipts. TO this the defendants counsel
made IN objection, which the court sus-
tanned Tsss plaintiffs counsel then asked
to b. allowed to amend the complaint and
allege the waiver. Judge Ballinger held
that this wsuld in effect make new CON-
plant, ersa that the plaintiffs could not
demand aaiantnm mcruit on the old one.
The defendant moved for non-suit and the
motion MAS granted.
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Nev susss FILED.

IRE following new suits wers died Ia the once
o. abe clerk Of the superior court yesterday:
Erss Sasional Bank, OF Seattle. w. John NC
Refvy e: aL-suit 70 recover q, sc on promissosJ
noSs.
harriet r. Birmingham ". wilson Birmtng-
kaS,-suit for divorce.
Iavam;sh Dairy Company ". John RUSSELL
anT Commercial National Bank. - gHgnishee-
su$t TO recover $3s..A
G J. Bergiand vs.. J. G. Smith ct ux.-Suit to
receiver si55 damages for false representation OF
boz ndagies.
r. A. Howard VI Seattle National Bank-suie
20 sorecose real estate mortgages OF viO,sL.o
A. J. Saf1ase ct al ~. Peter frisselt-Ifan-
SCRIPT from justice court OF william Caid well
j. T. Hall ys. Henry Green Ct aL-Nosion 70
dtachsyge attachment
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rrousl, B-x.a In tn. r,.,.xr

Hatrle' Elizabeth Birmingham Is seek.
ing div'hfc~ freu her husband. Wilson
birmingham. There Is nothing indefinite
or uncertain about the allegations made IN
her Complaint. Blei in the superior eour,
yestesdsy; She proceeds 20 business hv
stating si}at her name Was Harriet r Cook
when she Gas united 60 her present has
taud in Jefferson City. la. July 5. issa.
sAe saws that almost acsers the honey
moon was over he refused 10 support her
sid that Far two years past he has ahsu-
lately -eiasosi 20 make any provision for
her. She s0aSss her cath tina; IL IS wholly
The ds'saang's faalt that they a.s no;
aesc 10 tsre together. They have one
child
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fhere were one timber and four caoA entries
an; thres inai homsssead proofs 6ied yesterday
In she United States land oEicoA
Eh Sam asd Wong Ling. who ven srresssd q
NcSsns Vernon Thussdsy BY Chimes Inspector
ceslsnfz on the charge OF being illegally in the
cossnsry, viii BE- given . hearing before Cniss1
STATES Commissioner Emery nexs Monday.
ISeenses 70 wsd were issued yessssdsy for
O.s, Nelson. OF Hood Canal, and Clara T.
HaSsoo. Of seattle: Louis s. Alsixsr. OF snoho-
Esih. and Nsstie Loehrsdge, o. Boise. Idaho; J.
=. ieisoa. OF Port Nadisua. and Hannah O.son.
OF Nsieno, sweden: aHd Tor X H. Dingw ana
Nakgis Martin, both Of Redmond
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-
NOTICE OF REcEIysB'5 SALk !. y.
~ IL hereby rvea that In accortnece !. =
der Of the superior cDn-t Of King ceesy.. ~
the action IN which H. T. HOLMES y 49, "a
David G. Narver. Josephine Vance - -
Woolefy are defendants. the ~ 49,.
duly appointed and acting receiver W us.~<a ~
VIII fer the ave days nex. sBsuiox sns fanA
hour OF IL O'Clock noon 81 the - az 49, RI
A. II 1898. receive written bids f9f W. sS~N
drugs. medicines toilet Articles. etc sny ~ -
III ares and Furniture situated ~ " $3.50 80
street. Ia the city Of seattle. being iss 49,
drugs. medicines and toilet sfssc'sa -
fore owned by avid &. Sxrsef ses
after the expiration 81 saI5 hine, =. - y
stock Of 6russ. raedicines. toilet All. -
niture ana fixtures 10 the bighsa she S.sA ~
therefor. for cash Terms OF sad seie 80 -
rad apor conarnaail or said sale ~ 49,
me ssis psopcrty Id y. .asd a. . whote. 400 49,
thereof and u las premises sfessess. 'SssstSn1
uvefsd 10 the purthsss anon ihe 80 s.st,a~S3l6n
said sale. Bids should Be la wririny. ine'.S1I6
sealet snseiop~. addressed 90 l. Aefh- 49, \
o0s Front street. seattle. wan .u~s ss
l. koRNs hseSsf
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WAS ssS Tor or A Mon HILL
land In htsssp County That Does Not
suit the Purchaser.

Charles }. Bersiand bought ten acres of
land in kstsap county OF J. +. Smith on
the Sosh " las; March. Smith. he saws.
pretended 20 knox the boundaries of the
land. ant relying upon his honesty the
plaintiff allowed htm 10 point them out.
Rerglaibs bought the land, aud now SAYS
that II Is IN high hill and totally value
less 70 hp>, In his complain; flied In the
clerks ol's<c Of the superior oour, yss,er.
day. the 1':slntif alleges that Smith rerrs>
sensed the boundaries purposely. and on
this accoani he thinks Smith ought to nav
hsm sis' tEaaEes, that besue the value OF
the iaga 80 VAS shown snd Tor which he
pad
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work on the Great Northern railway. wss
In progress yesterday before Judge Han
fosd. The prosecuting witnesses are In
migration Ageat Thomas n Fisher and
Chinese Inspector W. l. Meredith. while
Hira:a's witnesses are the men whom hs
II accused Of importing. their testimony
beng given through m interpxesef.
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advertisements under the head OF Lost. Found.
Fer sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted will b
insered 81 the rate OF cent word each insertion
Payment always In advance. No advertisements
re9eived fur less than IS centA
SOTfCE-The business once Of the Po0r-lN.
rILlIenNcER IL open until IL p. m. Classified
advertisements will be received mp TO this timA
Advertisements win b received ct branch o6acso
Of The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at:
Tsssoma Bureau. ........... ..lll0 Pacific Avenue
Thomas Sammons. Manager
Pee' Townsend .........-....... French 4 Springer
the following letters await advertiser q this
on, &c:
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nixess~ VII, ,..,.u~, Or,,.er.

AIlhonth popaiy United States Marshai
pailssr hAs Gusale,i tos duty and s~sn
ssora in. Marry a3reluw. the retiring Re-
publican aeruly, wiii probably remain in
Office Ger several DAYS yet, al less, un,n
Mr.. Qailsee has fsss4!isrisesi hsn,se w.,h
tae roassEsS ~or< OF ihe esfiee. Mr.. Bsss-
Low has s&Vn IN o.see ALMOST three v>srs
and has fasde good rsco-a as IA o.s.esr
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The trssi 10 =. Rlss,s, The japanese in
diesed tcf importing into this Country
sighs Of Ais country naea - laeesess 10
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BOOK BISDERY.

I, ANTHcSY's BINpFEY. BLANK BOOK
u manufactures WasAanxfon street. corner
Commercial. rooms aaA \ Terry block. Seattle.
NAaA
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- 49,
NOTICE TO sroCKHOLDEEs-SoI Is
~ hereby given that the regular annual meeting
Of the Oh holders OF the MON Navigation Com.
PAM VII be held on Wednesday. JpIy IL. 1893 ~
3 80 y m, the principal once OF the comn Macy
room No. go bailey buiseinx sesrtie. wasn.
for tbs election Of . board Of three trus esx
reception ef the Annuai reports and zach other
business - may GENE befofs the m eetinx-
The transfer books vii be cosed Monday
July 10. 1898 ana viii remain closed until the
Ian day At July. 1888
o. r. BrcGBHR. Secretary.
NOTICE TO sroCKHos.pERs-NoT -
~ hereby given that the regular annual nesting
OF ne Shareholder OF the seattle city hallway
Corpany win b held on weinesday Jaly 3
1seA 81 , O'Clock p m ~ The psinrspal once NJ
the Company. room No GO bsssy bald ns seal
tie Wash for the election Of . board OF an
trustees reception Of the aanaa reports and sueh
0saes bus ners - mar come before ihs meeting
The transfer bossks Will b ciosee Monday,
July 10 1925. and viii remain c.ased Dnti the
1Ata day Of July. 1898
q. - HrcKRRR, s>csetary-
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sNLpEsr ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY:
" uecss Harris Loan once. goa Nashsag,oa
street. iioerai advances ca daanoadA wsseass and
s~~eiry: icsesf rates.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


@ FRIEDMAN co. HAVE REMOVED
-. their place Of business New Wha;com:
their ONCE ia ta!s city Will be ~ SOS YeSler ave
NEW oDORLESs EXCAyATISu COM
~ pAny: vaults and cosspoois empsied from sis
to SIS by latest improved otoriess exeavafor.
Address New odor,ess Exeasailag Company. r.
a Box 36s. seattle.
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7 osT-BLACK AND WHITE LLEWELLYN
IL setter: had collar mArx ell ~ X. Dun. Twenty
third and stree.A Portland" Receive reward At
tbs German Eemedy Company. Toou l36 occi-
dental block.
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D. T. MESSENGER RATES FROM OUR
"a once, ll6 Cherry street: IL blocks less,
s cents; IL blocks, 10 cents, 10 blocks Is cents;
20 blocks over. ~ cents. answer, cents extra:
by the hour. 20 cents: circulars and advertising
matter distributed al 1.5o per das: cards. invita-
tions. etc. delivered NJ Of so per day. King tho
A. ~ r. call box oriy for seattle Transfer Com
pany's hacks, gurneys ana express wagons: Pacific
Postal Telegraph Cable Company's kilograms.
open 1t ali hours Of the day and night Telephone
No 23s.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTOR
GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EN.
~ gineers and contractors for bridges Of every de-
scription: wharf buldinx. pyle driving, dredging
and steel shovel excavAting; plans and speeiics-
tons furnished on application. srondenrs So
licitsd Once. o2U-S23 seattle National Bank
building. seattle, Wash