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AUCTION.

NOR SALE-AT AUCTION, 3S HORSES ON
IL Tuesday october 80, 1894, at 242 Also st.,
cor Alameda, Los Angeles Call 10 head arge
work horses and 8 years old, weighing 1900
to 1900 pounds each; 5 saddle horses; 5 head
single drivers, stylish and handsome; 20 head
all-purpose work and driving horses. The cat
alogue comprises the finest lot OF horses that
have been offered in Los Angeles for months;
perfectly sound, well broken, gentle and kind !;
guarantee every head as represented or no
sale; consigned to me to be sold Immediately
at auction without limit or reserve; horses
are now at the yard for inspection. j. NC
PHERSON, consignec. MATLOCK & REED,
auctioneers. 30
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V'EN-ROoM MODERN RESIDENCE, FOR
Il merly occupied by g. G. Harrison, Esq,
la6 W. Pico St. with large grounds aad barn,
for rent at sos for a term; reference requested.
4. II. PIEPER Il CO., i08 S. broadway. 30
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EoR RENT-FIVE-RoOM FLATS IN THE
IL Allen fiat building, Seventh and Spring
streets. Complete with baths pantry and
closets. I'D STIMSON. "a u
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ITOR KENT-FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
IL also unfurnshed, 81 per week; outside
rooms $l.25 per week: large rooms. $40 S.
Spring st. 9-19 Git
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NOR RRENT-FURNISHED 12-ROOM HOUSE;
Il elegant; location unsurpassed; 7-room
cottage, southwest, new and modern; COM
pletely furnished; $50 per month. BEN E.
WARD, 13S S. Spring ST. %
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DERsoNAL RALPH BRos.-GOLD BAR
sugar, 1S lbs, $1 brown sugar, 2l lbs 81; z lbs
lolled wheat or oats, 25c; sardines. 5 boxes,
25c; tomatoes, cans, l5c;, z bars German
70c; 4 packages starch, 25c; lsrd, 10-lb can,
s5c; 5 lbs, 45c. COL S. Spring street, corner
Sixth.
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PERSON AZ.


DERSONAL-COFFEE, FRESH ROASTED ON
i our gigantic coffee roaster, Java and Mocha.
35c lb; % lbs brown sugar, 81; 8 lbs good
rolled wheat or oats Csc; 8 lbs beans. 25c 6
lbs tapioca, Csc; 3 cans oysters, 25c can devil
ed ham, Sc; brook trout, I5c baked beans, 10c;
2 lbs cooked ham, l5c; worcester sance, 15c;
so bars soap, 81; SO lb sack good flour, Soc.
ECONOMIC STORES, 305 S. Spring street.
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HENRY HEERDT GARDEN WOODWORK
Ii specially. 1918 S ~ -
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.


EOR RENT = PLEASANTLY FURNISHED
IL suite, to one or two; privileges. home COM
forts; board or light housekeeping if desired;
no other roomers or boarders; family OF two.
S27 s, Olive st. o.
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TOR RENT-ONE OR TWO UNFURNfSHED
Il rooms; partly furnished if desired; suitable
for light housekeeping; cheap; quiet place for
invalid. 474 S. Chicago ave. %
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M RS OSWALD's CORSET FACTORY MAX Es
1vI TO order on short notice every style OF
dress, riding and abdominal corset; ladies' and
cshildrens waists; repairing speciality; 30S
West Sixth st.
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PATENTS, ooPYKrGHrs. ENC.

. n NV ~ . It W " n a - HsN %
L tries obtained, bought and sold. Trade
marks, copyrights, etc, by S. ]. DAY & CO.,
patent attorneys, rooms 232-233 Bradbury
building LosAngeles. Established l849. l-2Stf
HAZARD & TOWNSEND, 0 DoWNEY
Il d block. Tel. 347, Los Angeles. I1-21 If
IN solicitors, 30s slimson block Est ls43 10
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE ACCOUNTS AND Norss
~ Pursuant 10 an order Of the superior court Of
King county. made In thu matter Of Charles y.
Frasch. an insosveut debtor the underaigned will
courthouse, In the city Of seattle. King county
wash, on saturday, the 18th day % May, 1894 as
10 o clock m, lot Of accounts owing 10 the said
Charles y. Frasch BY sunsiry persons; also the two
CD following promissory notes;
First. one note to Laramie Mayer. assignee Of
the said Charles r. Frasch for nfty-three dollars
and seventy-six cents $50 76l, dated May IL.
1882, nsde BY n T. kesvy. w. y. i.yts and
ChArsa LytA
second One note for one hundred and forty-four
dollars and twenty-five cents lpi4i 221, dated
April Is. 1880, made BY Edward Young to Charles
r. FrAscn.
These notes ann accounts ara 70 b sold without
reserve TO the highest bidder for cash,
Dated ~ seattle. wash. May Q. 1894
LARAMIE MAYER
Assignee % Charles r. Frasch
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They
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OF It.

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NOTICE or TRUsTEE's SALE OF REA]
~ esfata-=N ofica In hafshx c4xsn III ~ III. ~

NOTICE or TRUsTEE's SALE or REAL
~ estais-Notics 10 hereby gwen that tho IN
dersgned, grantee and trustee In . certain deed
daisd Angus IS. 4 U isss WI on -asarsi.y ne s
- shs roas aoos q he kia. I os. sases
house in the city Of Seattle. coanty OF King ara
70 nss.s sSss s ea %. faa s
ecrbed real estate. situate In said county aud atas
Beginning q the corner OF sections IL. II. II
and IL In township IS north, range sast thence
north g g i.et; hence north es ass and IS min
west eSsl ~ fses 70 The place OF beginning which
scrssd snsnss south - deg - mia west $50 feet:
IS dss Is min wes 400 isss 70 tie claes q ssx,n.
and al other improvements mAch.asrs, etc.
hsss s es:ongiax Or u aay visa sppsrtainias
ssd b. virtue Of The powsrs vested in sim and 5,
. certain deed Of trust made BIZ ]. A. AIe1 and
and s . a' n s. ss =. %
s e u IA n s
mont rsisrrsa 10 il said coavsyascs and msas :
part shereos, dated Assuss Is. 1924. between c. q
Of shs nrss part and Jossp;A D. sine air Dassd Ne
Way. A. Y. Pretty, n. W. Ylsscher and Jennie
IN parsa.aos 81 notes ana r.sasss q Is. p.ss !:
Of The second part named In satd agreement d.
Sss msa. Il sss mss q ING eoaas .a a
tAxse which mAsussd suhsequsnt 70 Angcst IS
1898, and sepssnesr q, 1898. .as.ssed and lsvied
saraaes npos The building. ana lmprovsmsss on
as sns :: ssa d;sa q s
Grantee and Trustee II saiA Deed
pstsd Seattle. wash. April 10. 1894
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF The STATE
! Of wsshsasion. 10 and log tas esnasy OF King.
In the matssr OF sas estate Of Hall Davis, de-
ceased No lsI
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Of April, and a.ter sixty miies' travel -
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Post Intslliesncss Co. seattle. ~
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NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALEM THE
~ superior court OF the state OF Washine,oy. To-
toe county OF King.
G. N. sheafe, receiver OF the Washington ssxtnw.
Bank; plaintiff. Va Sarah ca.tsil, n j. Cstleii.
n Edmistou, the Washington National Bapf
OF Seattle, Washington, . corporation; N III a
hastings. receiver OF the Security s.vIugs
nansi Wills l. Ames, trustee; ths Yesier
wood and Coal and Lumber Company Ana n
b Ltssii. defendantA No i7.77z
Under and by virtue OF al order Of sale ana
special execution tssusd out OF the above named
court In the above entitled action, and 10 me
directed and delivered. have duly Ievisa uno ~.
sne ioiiowtng described real property, diluted
In sad King county, Washington. to.wit:
h,acs ,~ oa.n ,c,n -, issi o. LOT thirteen On in
ton 70 the city Of seattle. Wash, toreths, I'M
Al ana singular the tensmsnts. heredisaments
end appurtsnsacss tnersunso bslonrlnr or AZ.
pertaining. situate In King county ana .t..s ~
Washington VI
Notice is therefore hereby given thar q, ri.
o'clock q m OF said day, at The front da.s ~ ~
the courthouse, in the city OF seattle in "a
Ming county. l viii sell the above deserihsd
Der for es.h. H. w 20 lns phlsnss. BID
p.sed this the 18Th day OF Apr,., issi
NOTICE OF sHERfFF's gAIr-TN rus
= superior court Of the state OF waan,n.,n,.
Tor the county OF King
sAekman- Phillips Investment Cornn.,x
ms :. .. boyd. = A. Boyd, Bis wife
aats No. r7ssa osisno-
onasr ana BY virtue OF a. order Of sale ana
specsai execution. issusd out OF the seass.
nsnsa court In the above-ensitlsd Actor 80
20 ne directed and delivered have DUR sv rad
UPON tns fossosing described real oyor.e,rv
wit: ~ "7soibBtoQ5 To-
los seven In block sixteen In Rsnton HuY A.
tng;on As s0uosy' waah-
Notes y thsrsfoss hsssby given tia, cc o.,
cay, ths 18th day Of May, 1894. e. the hoas - "a
sonesnss. o. s.ia asy. Al The iroat door Of the
county, viii sei the above dsserf ssa 80
cry ~ public auction Ia the hishe.t hsnsp .ok
cash. n We 49, ciu1ef tor
Dated this the fssh day OF 49, ssas S"s"s
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AEcHrrxCT,,
srosAeE.

EsEEs 4 KEITH. ARcHIrEcTs BUTTE,
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NrOrYCE 70 BRIDGE BCILDERS-N0fICk
~ u hefshy siysn that sesied osos Ma - 9
c<svod unSil O'Clock p n. Noooay. NN =.
isex q D. eacs ct ne sosro s . y new
nsiars aoutneat and tho repairing q ne os1
one q Cedar Mountain. King county. aceordine
% paans and syeeasacsn.css n3s epsn 1'' -
AIso ios the placing thereon OF wooden g
roua hinsf3or span g feet inches IN length. 90
ccrdire to pians and spsciacauons 70 o suo-
sids xrss narss lump sum for the entire
work and % include price fof 81 iaooF sna sss-
Tsca Md musf 10 scccmpsnisd BY cash or
cerfisied check payable 70 tie undersikaso iot
SiDo % 10 b. forfeited 20 King eouuW IN So 80
successful bidder fails % enter in.o conu IS
amount q TIE contract price within hvs day.
Tie sossd reserves the right 70 rsises any or
Psymsat VII - made ssn days afssr accept
anre By the board Of county commissioner or
their authorised agent in Z warrant oravn On
the f0sd and ss'ds' iana = 1 AS 4AN sHsaIi
Clerk OF he Board Of Couasy Commissioners o.
King County, wash.
Dated at Seattle. Nay = iseA
TN TIE sUpERIoR COURT OF THE STATE
i Of Warrington for King county.
The Bo.son National Bank Of settle plaintiff. c.aa
dsfendantA Ma 1881 sammous
The ssAss OF Washington to the said William
n Clark and Carrie ". Clark, defsndans: 1ou
are hereoy summoned In appear within twenV
you. exclusive of The day Of service. and defend
the above entitled action In the superior sonS
OF the stato OF washtnG4oa fog King oounV
plaintiff and serve COPY Of yons an ger upon
the unaeruignao. attorneys Tor plaintiff. q tnsir
once below stated: ana Ia case Of your failure
% to do Judgment viii b rendered against you
sceordfng 20 the demand OF the complaint,
which will b nted with the clerk OF said coufs,
and you are hereby notified that this summons
IL served upon you by publication, said servieo
TO BE- courless altar the same has been puo-
iished for six consecutive weeks, date OF nrss
publication beang Nav 10. 1884,
SIRUDWICK 4 PETERS.
Plaintiff AttoyneyA
Postofllce sddrsss. Bailey building. Seattle.
King county, Wash.
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NonT1 YAKIMA. wssh. Fsh D H. "a
Post Intsliigenoor, seatsles
0ents: Enclossa please And steoDg
balance due On subscription 80
Mach ploased with map think V
prsniua Souss respectfully.
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A CHANCE OF A tiFErfNE-wASTEn.I M
~ neatssetx. ezasasssrs aud agents in every
Ssts IN the Uostsd States to intruaaoe sAultnr
In farvsA." the elastic iukhosdss for peas; frssr,
q 10 SO easily inside With Ave hours work eaity
Call OF address Thee. s Meyer, 10 Nassau ct !,
saasa q. New York city
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MEADOW. wAsk. Fen :. H. Z
Pootrintsliigsnosr Co. s<eiilA se~
ssrs-1hs map Il better than ws 90
60 ue ere ven salisdsd Win v
fully.
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LArAx wash, Fen :. H. y
Pose 1nteliigencer. BsasfiA WeAe
Sire: Map received In good snape
pisased ~lsh Hand Aise the peSse
Psspectsaliy.
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@edteal.
DIR. KELLY,

'1.e5. DIR. KELLY,
 Graduate of three universities. 26 years experience in all chronic diseases.
 old, Reliable, Expert Specialist In Nervous Diseases Blood and Skin Affeo, tions, Kidney and Bladder troubles, and all Private Diseases of men and women.
 YOUNG MEN
 Suffering from the effects of youthful follies or indiscretions, or troubled with weakness Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, Despond- ency, Aversion to Society, Kidney Troubles, or any disease of the Genfto- Urinary Organs, can her @ find a safe and speedy cure. Charges reasonable, especially to poor. CURES
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN Troubled with too frequent evaeuations of the bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting or burning sensation, and weaken- ing of the system in 2 manner the patient cannot account for, the doctor will guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases, and healthy restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
 PILES Positively cured without pain by a new method, entirely original with us. No cut ting or cautery used. No detention from CONSULTATION FREE.
 Ofice at Room 9, Boardman Building corner Chapel and State streets.
 Office Hours: 9 8. ID. to E m, to p. m.s evenings to g. Sundays, 10 to Ra m.
 Patients treated by mall. Correspondenoe confidential n3
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MILFORD.

Oct. S1.-Mr. and Mrs. William M Merwin left for Rock Ledge, Fla, last Wednesday, where they will spend the winter. .r.
 Word has been received that Emily Victor, widow of the late Robert Vic. tor, died at her home at Champlain H., on the 24th of the present month Mir. and Mrs. Victor formerly lived ir Milford. Mrs. Victor was a sister o1 Mrs. William Brooks. Five children three girls and two boys survive her.
 The incorporators of the Taylor libra. ry held a. meeting last evening.
 The Misses Hotchkiss of Hartford and MT. George Platt of Chambersburg Pa, were guests of Miss Lottie Clark Sunday. ,.
 Edgar T. Clark was taken suddenly i'll at his place of business Monda, morning and had to be taken home in a carriage. He seeemed to be in thu best of health when he went to his store, and was soon after taken witt violent pains in his side. He was nor, comfortable last evening, and expect. to be able to resume business again fl a day or two.
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NEEDED ABR0AD.
Ex-state Senator Brooker and Mrs. Julia
 E. Farrell.

Ex-state Senator Brooker and Mrs. Julia
 E. Farrell.
 A cablegram from London announces the marriage Tuesday of MT. Charles F. Brooker of Torrington and Mrs,Julia F. Farrell of Ansonia. The wedding was solemnized in the Chapel Royal at Savoy. No further particulars are given. MT. Brooker Is president of the coe Brass company, q director in the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road, and an ex-state senator. Mrs. Farrell Is the widow of the late Alton Farrell. whose death occurred in An- sonia eight or ten years ago. and was deeply lamented. Mn Brooker and Mrs. Farrell went abroad some weeks ago separately. Mrs. Farrell's sister &C., companied her.
 On their return to this country the newly welded couple will take up their residence in Ansonia.
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VETERAN VOL. FIREMEN'S SONS.
Fair Opened Last Night in Old Union
 Armory.

Fair Opened Last Night Tn Old union
 Armory.
 The Veteran Volunteer Firemen's 8 Sons association opened their four nights fair in old Union armery last night with a large crowd in attendance.
 Proceeding the opening of the fair a large street parade took place. Ed ward Coogan officiated as grand mar shal with Clarence Madden and Ed ward Miller assisting. The order of marching was as follows:
 Officers w. l.. Cooper and Bart. Daily doing escort duty: Branford Military band; Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Sons: J. J. Dayton Hooks of Fair Ha- ven, Morgan Fowler foreman; Dicker- man Hook and Ladder company of Westville; West Haven Hook and Lad der company Mo- g. w. w. Clinton as- sistant foreman: R. M. Bassett Hook and Ladder company of Derby, R. H. IASAy AOA Clldlls aH4EW. .F
 The following are the committees; Floor committee Chairman J. Bassi- ermer, S. c. stebbins. w. F. Guyer, G s. Madden. Reception conimittee-Ch Chairman E. Pelcher, James Madden. Fair committee-Miss Lena Madden Miss Hattie stebbins, Mrs. Guyer, Miss Nellie Closson. Mrs Fredericks. Miss Carrie Winson, Miss Stella stebbins. Committee of arrangements-Ch Chair man c. H. Madden. Edward Coogan Edward Miller. e. s. Madden, S.. c stebbins, W. F. Guyer and Jack Bas siermer. 5,4. Some of the chance prizes are a fancy rope table, made by Charles s. Madden a silver fire trumpet to the mast popular fire company, silk umbrella, fine pail of vases, table cover, a willow, oak and antique oak rocker. three fancy cakes bed springs, boys suit and fine pic. ture. s
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AND HE SUCCEEDED.
What a Determined Will
 Undertook To Do.
He Found Something That Very
 Much AstOnished Him.
And He Was Wise and Smart Enough
 to Make the Most of It.

Are you ever troubled with rheuma- tlsm? If SO, you know what 1t is to suffer and you would like to get well. If is A disease which infects the blood, and Is liable to appear at any time fin different parts of the body.
 It often goes to the heaEt which makes 1t very dangerous d!siase. Wlnslow A. Litchfield. Esq, we'll known man of Chelsea, Mass., has long been a fearful suffsrer from rneuma- .,sm. He IS superintendent of the Gar den cemetery, aue resides at 62 Chester avenue.
 He tried all manner of remedies with out benefit, but at last found something that surprised him in its power to cure this disease. He is so pleased at his remarkable cure that be writes the fol- lowing letter.
 "Dor several years have been trou- bled with that awful disease, rheuma- t.sm. I was in very bad wsy, suffer- ing torturas from the rheumatic pains and could get nothing to help me. l t,.sd many remedies and doctors but got no benefit
 "It affected my whole general health, and was greatly worried for fear l never should get well. determined to keep on trying and to recover if possi- b!e. By the advice OF relative who had used pr. Graene's Neryura blood and nerve remedy, and bean cured, began using It.
 From the very first l felt very great improvement and the pain grew steadily less. In short time l could sleep well and the pain left me. l am satisfied that pr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, Is a splendid medicine, and that 1t will do all it is advertised to. It cured me and take pleasure in recommending it t1 all SICK and suffering persons"
 Rheumatism is one of the mo st pain- ful and dangerous diseases if nel glected. The joints often become terribly swol- len, causing the greatest agony.
 Dr. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve remedy cures it. It is the SUI rest and most positive cure known If you have rheumatism or any form of bl ood or nervous disease, take this wonderful remedy and you will get well. Try il and see for yourself. It is the disco1v' cry and prescription of that famou # physician, Dr. Greene, of 35 West 14tl' street, New York City, the most suc- cessful specialist in curing nervous and chronic disease. He can be consulted free. personally or by letter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-01
All We're Found Guilty.

New York, Oct. 31.-It was learned at police headquarters this morning that the grand jury had indicted, for bribery, Captain John o. Stevenson, re- gently dismissed by the police board; ex-Ward-man James Burns and George Swife, who were Captain Cross detec- tives when he was in command of the Eldridge street station, and ex-Ward- man Edward Glennon, tried jointly with Captain Devery on charges of blackmailing keepers of disorderly houses in the Eldridge street station. They were all found guilty and dis missed by the police board. Their in- dictments now were said at headquar- ters to be for the same offences.