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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-05-24
DISASTROUS FLOODS.
Pennsylvania Rivers Higher Than ~
r. Time Since 1882

Pennsylvania Rivers Higher Than Any
ma. Time Since 1889.
JERSEY SHORE, Pa, May 90.-Wlnd,
rain and storm are causing grave
trouble throughout this entire section.
it has rained heavily. almost unceas.
,ngly, since last Wednesday, and now
there is u 26.foot flood on this branch Of
the Susquehanna river and it i OK
pected to reach q height only second to
the great flood of June, 1889, and may
even exceed that, as at this hour the
river is rising at the rate Of one foot An
hour. The water is now standing on
Main street in this city. At Remove,
Lockhaven, Jersey Shore and Williams
port the residents are moving to the
second floors of their homes and MGR
chants are all busy moving their goods
to places OF safety. Many families are
leaving the towns and
Seeking Safety From Floods I
by going to the hills. At Williams
port there is 23-foot flood and water
is now rising at the rate of more than q
foot an hour. The report from there is
that the great boom, which contains
100, 900, 900 feet of logs, will break In a
flood of 26 feet. This will be terrible
calamity. and the ruin caused by such
a disaster cannot be told. All the docu-
ments and valuable papers have been
removed from the county offices and
taken to places OF safety. At Phillips
burg the water is already higher than
it was in the food of June, 1889. At
Clearfield the Beech Creek railroad is
under water, which is higher than it
has been for many years.
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Sale Under Decree.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. !
HONntv NJ NOh1os

District Court, Thirteenth Judicial District.
H. L. Emmert, plaintiff,
against <a.
NJ. T. DeWolf and
Louise A. DeWOlf, and
the Charles City Bank
defendants.
Notice is hereby given. That by virtue OF the
decree OF the above Untitled court, in the above
entitled action. dated and entered on April 9th
1894, and Il certified copy Of which has been de-
livered to me with orders to enforce the same
will sell at public auction, at the front door Of
in Mobiles county. Minnesota on Saturday,
Jnne End. 1921, at ten o'clock M, the real es'
All of section thirty-five, 1851 in township
one hundred and one, [l0ll OF range forty-one,
[4l] in said Mobiles county. to satisfy the sum
Of three hundred and seventy FIVE dollars and
seventy cents, adjudged in said decree to be
due to the said plaintiff from said defendants,
together with Tie expenses of said sale.
Dated April 18th, 1894.
j. C. THOM,
Sheriff of Mobiles county, Minnesota,
DANIEL ROHREk.
Attorney for plaintiff.
First pub. April 18th.
Last pub. May 31St.
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SAILORS GO DOWN.
STORM ON THE GREAT LAKES
THE WORST IN YEARS.

Eight v<,ssls Went Ashore Within the
City Ii,utts OF Chicago, and Ten Mon
Known to Have Been Lost Schooner
III. ]. Cummings Wrecked ut MIL
waukee and Six OF Her Crew Wont
Down. \
CHICAGO, May 19.-Thousands OF
spectators watched from the lake-shore
the destruction of craft that
had been beached during the storm OF
Friday and Friday night. At 9Th
street, the Mel sren was pounding to
pieces so yards from the shore, and her
destruction will be complete before the
surf quiets. The body of Joseph stab
Ian, mate. was still on the wreck. he
was killed on the vessel by falling
spars.
Three wrecks were rolling in the
breakers at 25th street. The Thompson
has stood the strain fairly we'll and will
not be broken to pieces by the waves.
Nothing but the bow Of the Evening
Star remained after the heavy sea OF
the night A few yards away the
shattered hull of the Mercury was
rapidly going to pieces, and
viii he u Total Loss.
Half a mile from shore, off Twenty
second street. two vessels were laborlng
in the sea. One was thought to be the
D. S. Austin, commanded by Captain
Cassidy and manned by crew Of six.
Four could he seen in the rigging. The
vessel was apparently in little danger OF
destruction. About 200 yards farther
another and smaller schooner was rid
ing out the storm. Her condition ap-
peared worse than that of the others,
and the indications were that she was
water-logged. The 81 men on the north
crib, who We're unable to reach land.
hauled down their distress signal and
signalled that they were all right. The
men at the other cribs telephoned that
they were safe.
"A Total OF Eight.
Eight vessels were wrecked within
the city limits of Chicago and 10 men
are known to be drowned, and in every
instance boat and cargo are utterly lost.
One schooner, the Myrtle, was wrecked
just outside the government pier within
a b alf mile of Michigan boulevard and
six men of her crew went down to death
in plain view OF the hundreds of people
who lined the boulevard walks or
Wa tched the awful storm from the win
dows of the big hotels which overlook
the harbor. The wrecks extended from
Glencoe, on the north, where the Lin
coin Dali went to pieces, to South Chi
cago, an air line distance Of 40 miles.
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YATES LATE.T BREAK,
If Ballots Can't Overthrow Wall Street
Bullets Must Do 1t.

If Ballots Can't Overthrow Wall Street
Bullets Must Do 1t.
PUEBLO, Colo, May Ex-Governor
Waite, in an address here, classed Con-
gresham Bland, whom ne claims sold
ont silver in 1878, with VOORHEES, and
Carlisle in their surrender to the foes of
silver. He advocated coming Mexican
dollars to be used as legal tender in
Colorado. He expressed the hope that
the ballot would soon overthrow the
domination of Wall street, but if that
was not successful, the man who would
not bare his breast to bullets was not a
man.
Adjutant General Tarsney made a
few remarks and said that unless some.
thing was done, the blood spilled when
Coxey's men We're dubbed at Washing
ton would be the first in new revolu-
ton.
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Operators Driven. Out.

SUADyL Ky, Pa. May 23.-The Western
Union ole aiors at Milton were driven
out by the flood at 3 p. M, since whicn
time there has Eeen no telegr; phi COM
rnuni>a;ion u,rlh of this place. The
Reading railway bridge at Muncie is
washed away, s is The wagon ridge at
Allenwood The town is sure to te in
undated and the people are moving
their furniture into upper floors and
other places of safety.
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ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST.

Small Sail Boats Wreck ed in Great
Numbers.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., May 21.-For
&c hours the waves have teen dashing
along the coast from Sandy Hook to
Cape May. Railroad tracks were COW
cred with sand, vessels were in distress,
while small sail boats were wrecked in
great numbers. Trees and fences have
been blown down and great damage in
ficted upon farmers and gardeners.
Along the Delaware river the damage
from high water is extensive, and at
Camden and Bordentown high Water is
the rule.
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Farm Loans.

The Western Investment Company
of LeMars, owa, can make you Z
loan without delay, at lowest rates
optional payments. Send for blank
applications. 23mo3
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An Anarchist Executed.

PARIS, May 21.-E,nil Henry, the
au .hor OF the explosion in thu cafe OF
the Hotel terminus, was guilloiined at
4:l4 Il. IN. AS Henry emerged from
the prison gates he shouted, ''Vive la
Anarcnie," which he repeated just be-
lore he was thrown on the guilotine.
There was no disorder.
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Lehieh and Delaware Rising,

EAsToN, Pa, May 21.-The Lehigh
and Delaware rivers are rising rapidly.
The Lehigh is higher than at any time
since 1889. The people living along the
banks Of the latter strean have been
compelled to move all their goods to a
place of safety. The water has under
mined the foundation walls of the Bush
neil Manufacturing company's building
at Odenweld and other industrial points
along tie Lsh!sh are threatened.
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Bids Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that on the
End day Of June the Board of Super
visors Of the town of Hersey will
meet at the house of in. Paine at
3 o'clock sharp to let 4 contracts for
grading different roads on Sec. lines.
By order of chairman I'D
Otto Berreau
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NO SETTLEMENT REACHED.

Conference of Miners and Operators at
Cleveland at an End.
Z CLEVELAND, May 1.-THE confer
ence of miners aud operators has ad-
journed and the big strike is still on.
The last day of the meeting was de-
voted almost entirely to speechmaking,
both sides taking part in the discussion,
hnt no conclusion was reached, other
that that both sides refused to yield.
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Laps in st. Paul.

ST.. TAUL, May 23.-The Laplanders
:impor;ed by the United States govern
7ileut 10 take charge of the reindeer sta
,iou ut Alaska, arrived here at 1890 p.
an, in a .olonist sleeper on the Omaha
road. The party started for the west
Il over the Great Northern.
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The Swedish Mercantile Co. hav

The Swedish Mercantile Co. have
established a flour exchange in con-
nection with the elevator, and are
prepared to exchange -four for wheat,
bran and shorts. Hoping to receive
a share Of your patronage, we remain
yours truly,
SWEDISH MERCANTILE Co. 37tf
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News From Honolulu.

EoSoLULU, May 15.-The constitu-
4 tlonal convention, the members of
wn.cn were elected on May 8, will meet
on May so. The new constitution
will lie presented to the convention for
;nploy;l
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I,lnur Mil l.uruet!,

se RusproRD. Mimi. My ol.--Fire to-
tally destroyed the Spra!ue Touring
nil ut this place during the noon hour.
A shark from the engine is supposed 10
have been the cause. Loss So, no
Insurance. .st
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Silver Leaf Tea is the best in the
market. G. L. Peterson has it. Call
at his store and get sample. For
purity aud strength it has no equal.
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-FoR SALEM. E. ! section %,
Elk township. Anybody. wanting
information should address me at
keystone, Benton county, Iowa.
Yours Respectfully, Fl. KoEppEN.
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Dakota and other western land tt
trade, stock taken as part pay.
3ltf N, E. LAWTON.
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Piano Tuning

F. G.. Smith is here for few days
to do piano tuning. Please leave
orders at Frank Days; all orders left
will have prompt attention.
F. G.. Smith
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Good meat market in an Iowa town
for sale or exchange.
- 31tf M. E. LAWTON.
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Lace curtains laundried and sat-
is faction guaranteed at the Worth
ington Laundry. 34-tf
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Local..

New stock of wall paper at the fun
niture store in e. A. r. book. Bow!
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Hail Insurance.

At so low rate that no farmer can
afford to be without it. We represent
one of the best companies in the west.
Call on GILBERT ANDERSON.
(38tf.)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-03

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ns
Il county. state OF " ashingson AtNS
A. g MsTconaier 81 al. PLAINTIFF Va S~-.,-s.
isss banS. defendant No lsaSl 49, az
recttng notice 10 creditors Ns3er a.
Ana new on his CAV this rauxn -
larry en- scr hearing the appi,r..s,s frse-
cs3Ner for A. order 1trscssng nolse~ - Ne re-
src1iIovs OF me Defendant; the seca-ftv $50 %
hans. Il Is hereby SSsiaSs
Ordered and atjuiged that an ~r>,~
required to make due rrocf r their ID -, 1StteF
maR5s against said defendant 10 IA ~ -. se-
lngS. the receiver appointed IN this g... So
once. room go halle eGiidsag Seaui~ 49,
within sixty t6oA days from the data ~ - ssA~
publication of tins aotlee as her~.rsa. -, 80 nFS
and that ail claims nc@ psexsn.e8 49,, sss $50.
be barred. asd shall te tsafs ss,. - - pssfed
and asset tn the hands cf said receiver - sesas
after ihs expiration 81 said period ~ 49, Ia
dars said receiver ME "a this cosass hfs -s~sg ~s3
claims snd demands SO presented ana es-s ~ ~
showing What claims SO presented are 49,. NO
weAx claims are rejected "a sn4
II = further ordered thai this ORDER - ..A,.>.
for 90 days con>scustvely In the sallv pessxaeses
xeaceF and the telegraph. nswSparser. r..a,Fs'e4t
Ia Seattle, King county. Wsshiaxsoa ss-sssssass
when SO published. the same shall s,,rs,ss. shsss
notice 70 creditors % said defendant ~ ia "a.
this order sy ~
Bone in open cour, This sosn aay a. ,,r...
1894 r. ssRsSsx pAssfy.
STATE OF Wssxfxarax
SoCSTN OF kfSs
TTw Gordon. clerk Of the srr.rsa- -
the state OF W sshsnSton ioT ths caaasy ~ Ks.
a hereby certify tina. ths foregoing 4, : tss Nsa<
ard correct copy OF the original order rvs
ffra creditors. Ia said cansa No 10 a21 - -
same appears file and OF record IN nv 49, 'ae
Witness nv hand a nd the seal Of s.ss $500 a. -
Seth day Of January, 1894
Nv III H. SMITH Deputy eaefS
Date of nrst publication. January 81. lsax
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NOTICES OF ELECTION.

GALL FOR REPC BLIcAN CITY CoNvEN-
~ ton Tor the city of Seatt!e-A general conven-
ton of the Re publican parry OF the city OF seattle
ktug county. Washington Is hereby called TO meet
in the Armory hail on south side OF Union street.
between Third and Fourth streets In the said city
OF seattle. on Saturday. the oath day of February,
1894. At ten o'clock M for the purpose of NOM
mating mayor city clerk, treasurer. q corpora
ton counsel. two nre commissioners nine dele
gates TO the city council from each respective
ward, and four aldermen. from the second
Seventh. Eighth and Ninth wards. respectively. TO
be voted for at the regular election OF said city
pursuant 10 the charter thereof on The sixth day
of March. 1894.
The following subdivisions of the city W III be en-
titled to representation by the following number
of delegates:
The First ward. twcnty-tbree.
The Second ward. eighteen
The Third ward. nineteen.
The Fourth ward, thirty
The Fifth ward, thtrty-fve.
The Sixth ward twenty-one.
The seventh ward, fwenty-tw0
The Eighth ward. Twenty-Five
The Ninth ward eleven.
said delegates shall he chosen at the Republican
primary elections 10 be held in said respects We
wards on Wednesday, february II, 1894.
BY order Of the Republican City Central Com
mlftee of the said city OF Seattle.
a. NJ BRoOkES, Chairman.
EDWIN W. CRAVEN, Secretary.
Dated January "a. 1894
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM

Advertisements un5sv ne sesf ~ Lost. Fesnf
Ter aAse, For Eent sad sstasfisss VARIED wili -
:nsertsd Che rate 81 word each snsstxssa-
Payment ss~ays IA sl.ssea No s1FsTtls<msnss
;sesissc Ter tsSs than Is csstx
roTfCE-Ihs business ef1ee 81 the Pnsr-Ts-
1SLxTssscxs r. Spsn patii u , SA CLASSIFIED
Advertisements will ss Fscsfsst 40 70 thta tinae
Advertisements wfIi b. resolved AZ ersnen o1sess
the posT- at
TACOMA BUREAU - iiIs Paesae Avenas.
ThosaMs samnssss Nansssr
PORT TowssESD-Frsnca q Springer.
gEifISGHAH BAY BUREAU-Ssw What
eens corner Ifeiiy sad Canoe streets o. II. Cub
yer Manager
TIE foIsowinx letters await advertisers this
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NUTiCE-fO fHE sToCkHOLDE OF
" the Seattle & Montana halfway Company
y on and each Of yoa are hereby notified that the
regular annual mert0 OF the stock holders of the
seattle & Moatana Esi.way Company WIFI be held
at the office OF the company. room 5Oz Burke
euildlag. In the city 90 seattle, WASH. Friday
February ~ 1884. n n'clock n sthe last
Thursday ~ February. the time provided the
bylaws for the regular annual meeting OF tie
stockholders, being February 80 and ho.i-
dAyl, fer the purp se OF esectng q board Of Erus-
tees OF the company 70 serve nutii the next an
nHal meeting and until their successors are elected
and quail t.ea.
Dated Seattle. wash January so, 1894
ANDREW WOODS secretary Pro Tenn
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COUSrY NOTICES.

COUNTY rREA SCR ER-S SoTICs TIE
y county treasurer al King couaIy, Wash. wt.t
pay oa presentation ON and after February 10
1854 ali warrants drawn 81 m salary fund of said
county. Ap Interest eIgi - p4-a such warrants
after February 10 l~s3. ny RON PHELPS
Gean'y Treasurer.
~ W. " kTEEwes1D. Deputy.
January a.. lS'4
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DRESS CUTTING SCHOOIs-CMAM tGoS
~ Sc8eut4Ac Tailor system GUS eatireiy seamless
dresses peTtect ~ ~ 45 pouta8tt hntidiae.
81 -eCend Take elevator
NfoRSfsS Tailor SYSTEM DRAFTS Pr r.
VI serk4Fe freach CSrisrss. Russ an seamless
Princess coats Jackets, etc oalv measures. Ns
Challenge tas wort1 s-S EhIrd stse~t
MRS \. XMAS nRE~sMAkING PARIoRs
vi are located ID she Csetlstein block, prices 81
snd NJ
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CUT PRICES

eli .soe-Thrss beautifully fsarysvss fsss aeS
rsss7enrH faas esst ~ 59a
~ 0o0- , rAe<feasi bssf bsSck In Broadway al
6ifsGn: very eh0see
s7.s9o-fiHe hoass sas Ics So Rsassn asdstsonL
81 200 nesfFa5ss tot ass fhssfEat AsrzeE
~ soo-Thres Iass o. sra1ei ssrse8 uaFsh ef
Masssan-
- @e0-sls acres 81 vesY choice wss<r ffoaf ca
Lac Washington
Ranches and fsrHs At prices 70 suit purchasers
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ESGINEERs AND COyTRArroRs
~ sinsers aaa EGntraesors Eor bFsd.ss OF ev@-y de-
scFspE3on. whzF t1iltsas pi3esriyias 6rztxfxx
aus sieei shDvea sxcAvaslax: p4sns aat specsacs
tons uzGssAea application; c0rrss2or dsacs 40
5scssef Once S@8-s2S 5sattis SAEioaA Baax
building ssa.fse WASH
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THE ALLAN q CALVERT PRINTING a.,
Il fTinters. Publishers. hooxblaasrx Aaa slnex
book makers. TO krOSt street. s8fisvau sufIa1nz
L AsTH 7SY's 81 DRY. BLANK rOOE
Il Es1nfsSfnrers ~asnfagf0u strsss rsrns-
CoramsrSla-. ro0tns AID Terry psocx seattle
Wash
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ED CCATIONAL

TrNINERSITY OF SEATTLE. RAINIER
u Beach. seven miles out on Rainier avenue
line; p easan,, quiet home: total expenses 81 Is
per Week Address ID j. Pierce. Box 4. seattle.
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FOR LAGRANGE
L'oR EXCHANGE OR TWO LOTS ~
u HNUford's addition IN south seattle "a ex-
ShAEse Eos furniture. carpets % housekeeping
Sooas Address G, care fnsg.4ntelitseaoer.
Lon ENtuANGE- HOMESTEAD WIN M.
L pTnysmeafs Rna Il Oee e1U fset ~ Aed cedar
u1aeSf foi an i1tcrest tn aHv legitimate business
Address W ~ = seq thtrd street. eats.
L'OK kNCHANGE-A coon ELECTRIC
ttgat plsuf, Gear cf a1 tpcnubrsnca. a. = town
80 twn - tife" tEnUsafA Inhabitants. Ter trade.
wtN tsa3a srr gOc,i improved fa=}ds property pr
~oot hardware egstusU the olsy ~ seattle
Address BOX Ssf Aoato Vista Iela
L'oK kNCBANGE Oh RENT - AIRES ra
u rotcsi fruit. vegetable ami cufcke FAuch for
WaiHc'tr, tseTva seattle rTuprsty. AdssrsSs &. l.
Dspprnsl Nashnn
LoR ADVENTUROUS rARN. Iso
1 s-res. ser seattle strnes AatFeSS a. "
i3gty. seacoaulsN " ash
L'oK fNTHANts UNtN INFERRED
houses 4cts, acreage sesi ranches ar1
fsFuEs So s.!fsty 80 tUt81r err Property 80 every
kiaA ta AHH state Address wtth iu!i description
= a. bos No AS SEATTLE
l~nR ENNRA Mccall. OR PART OF gSo
d EeFes lu tir~euorcza county Kan far properly
p Nesitfe ~ a Ssh nGteH iand a. gnuevA Address
John 1. 'soN- a0H3 t'serty siTees, >~stiis
l'U& ENt HANtE-NEW REpVooM SETs
U for oA Ss.s uoHd Sosa slows for ola
stoves. uew CsTpNts fog ola carpets Fressrags
N".~oa & Muar.e cornsF saved ant University
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THK PARTY Il kNuWN WHO Took RN-
solver 3 se fStsy ever * o9 Na-ieo street. and
.is save ttesae 's lHAN3ss a. Est tutF serer.
MADAME EpW ARDS MOORE HAS RF-
VI usoyei - SIS '3AFian street caFn~s q FeuTth
| YtNGIN HONE lsas FTFTu. CORNER
- Ens,s4
bAH~atN At-NA Viii. EENE NuU NFW
u ssaft te,u stowe fa eScsAaSs tar ycnr cfa steve
tressertSs, Nvisaa & Mgnro. corner SecUgA AMI
ttttee-.se ssFe@sA
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pEsroSsrBfE PAgTy WISHES To RENT
IL hessi restaurant 81 gona coSzssTy sSwn-
Address n. :. fo=t-frssis4g@nccr Bureau, View
WhAsrsm-
IsoR sAEE-HorELS LODGING HOUSES.
Il reszsRrsass. grceEr sn1 hssss0e-s cAassEss 81
Al 1iHes frozn $3.50 ap Hal. ro0ssa Z, sal sseoai
L-oa sALg-sRecEE4 ESTABLISHED
Il trade: s-sa Call - 2cfs Frous street
sYoSg DESIRING TO Engage ~ THE
n xroe~ry es-tness cas- secure . oa-xasn sn1
ere Of fEe bet zt2Es ~ tie rssy sg Calling on the
ra<smt Essd- corner SisEh and Cherry streets:
mn SID for h~asas Of creditors. terms esxh
ThssRAs Moore. receiver
LOB sALk-mAISoS RIcaE EEsTAI-
i rsa8 Th< rFse4 wfsl resolve BIDS f0r the
se.ss asss. fsrnishsnr- aad srsures OF lie Mslssn
Esess re%taasxot. situated AZ fhe corner 81 -eeosd
saa Jsgs@s streets. tn the essg VI Seattle. sSeh
s&s s2e3sct 10 the kfpr va % the superior court.
tate ALFRED sARTDS.
Special Aaninlsf.ator.
LsoR sALE-FCHSrTuRE AND FIXTURES
of faraYfuys sad artnr~s. lrc5sding oz1nfon. ard
horses. q safs house oE~rs1 fer sale ehss2
for casa On sccoant of present proprietor Py'eang
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blocks frpra ,seposs ans principals 1cc Ks ~ local
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party. Is can re run Oh either American Or
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fhls property Is = miles from P. O. with two car
lines: lots SoS 100. $3.50 20 $500 each one years
time TO those who Will huiid heme. viii sell on
moathiy payments Of $50 u moEth: within easy
waking distance of business center: these lots at
SO low prace snaps Call room Bailey
building. Cgerry street entrance.