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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-28
McDANiElS.

Mrs. Jim Lucas has a new girl baby
Born to the wife OF Huse Pool, fine
girl baby.
Mumps still prevail. 1t is j. G. Nc
Daniel this time.
Mrs. John Rhodes has an addition tc
her family--a boy.
Miss LISA Mcdaniel visited friends on
Long Lick last week.
Miss Rony Mattingly visited Miss Mag.
gle Rhodes last week.
Mr.. Marcus Mattingly, OF Long Lick,
visited friends here, last week.
Miss Mary Mattingly has been visiting
Mrs. w. I. Conner, this week.
Misses Eliza and Nettie Parsons visi.
ted at the parsonage last week.
Mr.. John Gannaway took dinner with
Bro. Cundiff's family, Tuesday.
Mrs. Huse Critchelow visited her aunt,
Mrs. sallie Critchelow, Tuesday.
Rev. f. N. Metcalfe is gone to Hardin
county to visit Mr.. G. G. Cunduff.
Mrs. Charley Jarboe presented her
husband with girl baby the 18th.
Mr. Mace Coomes is quite sick at the
home OF his sister, Mrs Joe Mattingly.
DIR, Harris little son, Guy, is on the
sick list. Has symptoms Of pneumonia.
Mr.. j. T. Moore has returned from a
pleasant visit to fiends in Davies coun-
ty.
Mrs John Allen Frank p esented her
husband with fine boy recently. II
is reported that he steps quite high since
he is papa.
Candidates are all the rage now. Why
is it that the grip OF their hands is 30
friendly just before the primary, and
election day?
Messrs John p. Haswell, it,, and Jes-
Sc Eskridge, OF Hardinsburg, were here
Tuesday, and Mr.. Haswell remained
over night. The question now is, what
was the attraction? Was it the court
or-or something else? What do you
say, Miss
Mr.. Joe Parsons and family spent the
day Tuesday at the parsonage. In the
afternoon the company was increased by
the addition Of Misses Neddie and Dee
Hunter, Capt. Garner and rye editor" OF
the NEws, Mr.. ]. ID. Babbage. Call
again friends.
Our little village "swarmed" with can
dates Tuesday 1t was "Rule Day"
J. A. Murray, v. q. Babbage, and ]. W.
Jarrett, we're each trying to out do the
other in trying to conyice the people
that he is the man for County Judge.
r. @. Richardson, Of Union Star. for
clerk, was also here ]. Stewart DEFER
nette and John Dyer, candidates for Jail
er, were here also. Also Robt. Owen,
candidate for Deputy Assessor, was here.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-28

The "fad" of beer drinking may look
trivial. II is followed by the " fad " Of
kidney disease, as direct consequence.
And that Is not trivial. That means the
grave and Is solemn. The situation
would be truly alarming and threaten
the extinction of the race were II not
for two things.
1. There is always hope of reforma-
ton In the hearts of the people. When
the dangerous increase of kidney dis
ease Is sufficiently sounded, there viii
be reform. This win assure future
generations. 0r uWfI
2. As TO the AFFLICTED Of to-day, n
knowledge of DIR. Fenner's Kidney and
Baclxache Cure will restore all who are
adroit enough 70 resort TO It's use before
II IL too late. Also cures female weak
ness, heart disease, rheumatism and all
blood diseases. II will neither deceive
nor disappoint. II In need take bottle
home with you to-day. Delays are
dangerous. Money refunded II satis-
faction not given.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-28

the dictates of their own conscience.
1t is strange that men will tell of 1
sanctifed man who ran off with another
mans wife and then deserted her, and
another treated his wife so mean that
she had to be carried TO the asylum, YET
| you never hear their names. That com.
munity needs religion preached there
first, then they will be ready for holi-
ness. Perhaps il the whole truth was
found they are not church members, and
il they are they should be Bounced"
Isn't il strange that some men are SINH
lar to buzzar1s. You know they will fly
all day over drove OF fat cattle and
never light on thnm but let one die and
down they come. Why not say some
thing of the ninety and nine just men
and not pitch on the one who has gone
astray. II one is right at heart he is
not saying Slightly" things about other
denominations. Usually the one who is
blowing has his name on the church
book, but is dancing, drinking, gamb-
ling, in fact committing all the fashion,
able vices. Sanctifcation is as easily lost
as justification and both can be counter
fieted. The good dollar was made first,
then the counterfeit. Had there never
been true Christian there could not
have been hypocrit. Had no one pro-
fessed specification there would not be
many practicing "crankifcation."
know of members in all churches who
not only profess but possess the doct inc.
Like many others l would like to see
that Cold Spring difficulty tried in court.
One brother sent letter to your paper
and thought he wrote in a Christian
spirit and believed him. heard min
lister say, "Some men say they are sane
titled, but we know they lie and the
truth is not in them" How did the |
other brother write 1t amuses me every |
time think of the short note and the |
edito. 8 witty comments. He wanted |
The News no longer. Nov we have
always been taught to respect all minis
sers and certainly do, but can't agree
with the dear brother, l would like to
have it longer, wider, in fact larger in
,very way, and never do l see a copy
out what | feel like saying "God bless
he head man and long may he edit the
,est weekly in the universe" Reader,
mind receive no extra pay for this.
Now have not written with the in
ention of offending any one, but only
tated few facts. did not think that
engthly article against all sanctfed be-
levers was reporting only the news Of
he community as the editor requested,
mt one reading only one side of the
uestion might think that sanctifed
1embers were only set of hoodums
r cut Threats. Where / live the best
hen and women, both Methodist and
BAPTIST are sanctifed. Now l will not
onsume more space, but could talk to
nat friend for one hour he would do
ne of three things Admit there was
lch thing as sanctifcation, deny the
IDLE or get up and leave not Bah but,
BABBLER.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-28

A pronounced success for cure Of cold
and bronchitis. Lizzie Nj. Meers,
North Evanston, Ills, writes; ave have
used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for every
cold We have had; We are also subject TO
bronchitis in very cold weather and Il
has been successful in all cases"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-28
MEADE COUNTY.
What the Commissioner of Agri-
culture Has To Say About
Our Sister.
A Pretty Good Report though
Somewhat Unnecessarily
Abbreviated.
BETTER THAN OURS.

Meade County was formed from parts
OF Breckenridge and Hardin counties in
the year 1928, and was named in honor
of Captain James Meade. 1t has seventy
miles front on the Ohio River and,
along the river, except the bottoms, for
from three to to four miles back, the
land is very broken, covered, generally,
with brush-oak timber. Back of this
you strike the so-called Barren Lands -
with general elevation about level; but it
abounds in basins and sinks. These
lands lie in valleys, with ridges running
north and south through them. Doe
Run, Otter and Wolf creeks are the
principal streams OF the county, and all
OF them afford excellent water-power.
The Ohio River, which bounds the
county for seventy. miles on the north,
northeast and northwest is the only
navigable stream, and it is navigable for
steamers of the largest class. The gen.
eral character of the timber of the
county may be described as oak, with
some beech, walnut and poplar. White
and red oak are the principal varieties.
The principal agricultural products, of
which there is surplus for market, are
wheat, corn, oats, tobacco and apples.
The grasses best adapted to tire soil, and
considered the most useful and profitable,
are timothy, clover and orchard grass
timothy and clover taking the lead both
as to usefulness and profit. Our farmers
are making steady improvement in their
manner OF tilling their lands. Generally
speaking, the tillable soil of Meade
County is improving in its fertility and
productiveness. There has been no
noteworthy immigration to this county
in the past two years. Our population is
gradually increasing, although the last
census shows decrease of eight hun
dred. Our voting population has in
creased two hundred in the last two
years. Several large distilleries and one
fruit-drying establishment have been
erected and put in operation recently,
and more fruit-dryers will be erected the
coming season, Thirty per cent. of
Meade's original forest is still standing
but no steps have been taken to prevent
the indiscriminate destruction of what
remains, nor to reforest the denuded
sections. Our people are ready to try
anything in the way of new field or gar
den seed that promises good returns.
j. +. WooLFoLK, Brandenburg.
Brandenburg is the county-seat. The
county has population of 0,4s4. 1t is
in the Fourth Congressional,
Second Appellate, Ninth Judicial, and
Tenth Senatorial districts. In the
late Congressional election it cast l,l63
votes for the Democratic candidate, 407
for the Republican and 2O3 for the Pop
ulist.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-28
WEBSTER.

Where did r. A. @. go Sunday?
Miss Addie English is very sick.
Who wants to run for constable ?.
Forest, what did you do with that fan ?
Dick Popham did big business satur-
day.
+. r. Protheroe was at Bell View Sun
day evening.
We have been enjoying fine weather
for some time.
Mrs. Laura Kurtz fell last week and
hurt her arm badly.
Next Sunday is quarterly meeting.
We expect good crowd.
Miss Ava Board is the guest of Miss
Mary Henderson this week.
Miss Brown, Of Meade county, is
teaching the spring school here.
DIR. Bell Kurtz, who has been visiting
here for some time, has returned home.
1t is reported that Bate Herndon is a
candidate for Magistrate in this district.
Chas. Claycomb says that June is so
far of that he will run down in Mexico
for while.
Mr.. Bill Bush moved his family here
Saturday. He is a good Democrat as
well as a carpenter.
Jno. A. Murray was TO address the
people here Saturday, but on account OF
farmers being so busy he had no crowd.
Jno. d. Babbage was in town Satur-
day looking after the interest OF his pa
per. Come again MIR. Babbage, your
paper can't be beat by any county paper.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-28

The marvellous success OF Hoods Sar-
saparilla is based upon the corner stone
of absolute merit. Take Hoods through
out The spring months.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-28

Ayers Cherry Pectoral is adapted to
every age and to either sex. Being very
palatable, the Youngest children take it
readily.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-28

PosToFFIcEs,-Andyville, Battletown,
Brandenburg, Concordia, Enron, Flaherty
Grahampton, Garnettsville, Garrett, Gus
ton, Hill Grove, Long Branch, Muldraugh
Payneyille, Peckenpaugh, Pennebaker,
Rhodelia, Richardson's Landing, Rock
Haven, sirocco, Weldon, Willow Dale,
Vol Creek, Woodland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-24

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Fr.nk Eizg. III ssss a. foft basxsseys sxs- -
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rast@e.
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Mesgssrs aa6 ka1gAs strssss. Dc5oser -, lsss.
Dr. Carl Hs.xsesussr, szsa - gs&zs
Apsg--Tns remains 81 Thso6o-s A5sus. &c
es1sesxl.r Killed 81 the 51uta seonok. Vii n~
ersar - onLase view a. E11rsy sfswrfs
urdsrsskInx ro5zs frDzs tos oess~x ss1s
sf.<raooa. Tie codT VIII . shipped 70
csapsriIls tonovros FOG i1ssr1eSt
rfus-rhs frnsrsg Of Lily Losisa Ems VIII
to hssz from lbs fasallT Yssi1s5ee, - Com
sserc4sz stss@s, a. o elofk this siterzcss- IN
t1rrcxot q. Lsks Stss.
GEEALD-Tbs funeral Of FIcsiss Ss-ai1 VII
be hsl1 from tas Frcuonf CooxrsxasloAsA
ehusrn 81 Ins8o o'clock tA.s for9ac07. azfsr-
rneaf IN Odd Fsl5swx es1stegy
sTEgD-Tss fsosrsI services ever tie rszains
OF x-x Essxxs@fh 3. 2tsef were eoE1Jaete1 cy
ths Rsy J. 7. SIehoss ~ tie rsssdsErs q
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-24

NOTICE. OF ELECTzON-NoTTCE l. HEREBY
~ given saas On Tuesday. sne ssa dsy Of Ne
verher, Hexs. In the county OF King. in TIE
Tor toe following named etScsrs, to-xit.
Two Eenasrs O esasrsss 70 represent this
state in the Fitr-sourrh congress Of TIE Uaissd
States
T-o Judges OF the sarrene Court
One stase Senator In tie Twsory-ioursa seaa-
sorisl District
oae STATE Senator In thu Tueas.-sns ssas-
one STATE senator In tie T~easy-sixta soma
torisi District.
oas State senator In the Iwenty-ssverth
Senatorial District
one safe Senator In the Twensy-sighsn ssaa-
sorisi District.
One state senator in the Twenty ninth Seus-
to-isl District
T-o Representatives, in the Thirsy-slsa,a
Representative District
Two Representatives In the Thirty ninsA
Representative District
Two R.preseatst.ves in shs Forsissa Repre-
sentative District
Two Representatives IN the Forty-arss Repre-
sentative District.
Two Representatives In the Forty-sscond Rep
reseHta-iys District
Three Representatives in the Forsy-shird Rep
rsssntatiye District
County Auditor.
sheriff
Connry Clerk
County Treasurer.
County Assessor.
County Attorney.
County Surveyor.
Superintendent of CoEamcn schoola
Coroner.
One county Commissions, Second Commits
sioner's District
One County Commissioned, Third CcuEis-
toner's District
Nrsckmastsr
Two Justices Of the Peace. city of Seattle
Two Constshles. city of seattle
One Justice Of the Peace each precinct out
side OF Seattle.
one Constable each prceincs outside of
Seattle
There viii also Be voted upon an amendment
20 Section OF Article XVI. OF the constitution,
reading foiiows: None of The permanent
school fund OF this state shall ever be loaned TO
private persons or corporations. but IL may De
Invested in national. state. county, municipal
or school district bonds. which election will
De opened ~ clock In the morning ana will
continue until O'Clock In the afternoon OF the
same day. f. A. TWfCHELL
Ccunty Auditor
Dated this sth day Of October. A. D. 1894
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Read what your dentist hss 10
say about 1T;
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and ind
that 1t contains nothing thar can IN
the slightest dsxrss iaiurs the teeth
or gum II has In its composites
sufficient anttseptic properties 70
swseten the breath and make the
gum healthfal aud hrn. Its daily
use will help 20 prevent thu forma-
ton of tartar and the aceumuistion
Of parssittcal amin aicalo 80 iniu-
rious to tsssh aud gun
w w. 0tDDISGS. ID. ID. a
GEO. w. HRAGDOS, ID. .. g.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. d. q
T. G. ALBIN. ID. %. 3.
l. NJ. LEssRf. d. ID. O.
n v. DEsP0RrEs. u. d. q
ALBERT J. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN, ". D. q
GKo e. MILLER.
JOS MoUDY
W. = 9. coYSE. L D. q ssl =
X. G. ID. B.
e. q. GRIFFIN.
J. N. FOX.
Nv. PUTNAM
j. N. PRATHER
LUBISs TOOTH PoWDBn
makes Good Teeth.
Coed Teeth make Good Digestion
Good Digestion makes Contsnf'
meat
Contsntmsn. makes life versh
living.
- CENTS A BoTTL1
Stewart / Holmes Drug q
Wholesale AgsntA
0AilA uNA vlkA -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CoSTRAcToRs-NorICE Is
~ hereby given tina. sealed bids will be re-
ceived by the board of county commissioners of
King county until Monday, October p. 1894, at
o'clock p. m, at their ONCE In Seattle. Tor
grading the spproach to the so-cailed miller
road" for distance OF 2092 feet. commencing
at the northeast corner OF the sw OF sw OF
sec 81. tp a Z, .. and running thence in q
nortaeriy direction as staked out by order OF
the county commissioners, according to profile
and specifications now on file and open for
inspection at the once OF the board OF county
commissioners at Seattle, WISH.
Bids must name q price per lIneal rod and be
sealed and Endorsed "Bids OF Miller Road" and
addressed TO CLERK of board of county commits
sioners. Seattle. wash
Bonds in double the amount OF the contract
price with good and SUFFICIENT sureties viii be
required OF the successful bidder.
The board reserve the right 20 reject any ana
all bids A. TNlCHEIls
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners
Dated At Seattle October IS. is94
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NOTICE TO srOcK
NOTICE 4 HERERV GIVEN THAT THE
y saausl ussefiax e stock hote-s 81 kfaS
Couatv Eaxexssnsnt Coapzny Nsaaheg I've - II
- D. .G a sns efSce * crawl ii & CoUoySs, IA
kNsxas.l.as Essh1iaS. corner Secuaa snA lanes
stgszts Ns4ExSs4sy. ScFelesf :. lss8. AZ :
atclsrK Il "a All .tack sc se-s k~a requested 70
b preset gAHEE "a NELSON. fFeNaseaG
= a. HAERr, secretary.
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I-DR sAIr-EsTABIIsHED Wholesale
e hsa ozzsfr@s.. E-s.-e4Ass made s1A4T ecu p
pei gozrr E4s:. mast sell 81 o7c4 KoSm
sullivan hiock-
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Advertisements rcdsr fhs b.st Of Lost.
Pound. Foe Esis For Rsnt a7d etnstsons
wasssa viii b fnssrt<t a. tos rate OF osnt
word ssea insertion. Payment sIwsrs In al
vance 80 Advertisements rscstvsd ioE less than
1Scsatx
NoTIcE-Ths business oSce OF The PosT-Is-
,yIlfsKxcrx IL open until II , IL; sunday
hours a N. tos o. IN Cl&sslasa sassrtiss-
rasnfs Will 70 rseslvsd up 10 tAis tlrae.
Afvsrsisernents vii b rscsivsf 81 branch
oesse. Of the PosT-f.TRLEssxscKssf at.
TACOMA BUREAU liie Pacific avenue.
Thomas Summons. Manager
PORT TowssEx D--Frsnsh 4 Springer.
BEIIIsGHaM BAY BrREAU-Nsw What
com, corner Holly and Canoe srssis o. H.
Culver Manager.
The following is.:srs await advertisers ss this
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-24

THE GUARANTEES LOAN AND TRUST CO.
Incorporated Iss7. Capital. $4,000
Bailey building, corner Second and Cherry
Transacts axsnerai banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits received In any amount from 81 up-
wards and interest allowed thereon Money
loaned upon improved farm aud city real estate
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DASK OF BRITISH CoLUNBrA-PAfD Up
ID capital $500, coo; reserve. sl.S7Seeo Head
orsce % Lombard street.. London. Branches
Portland. san Francisco. Seattle. Tacoma. Vie
rorta. New Westminster. Sanaimo. kamioops.
Nelson. Vancouver, B. C. genera banking
and exchange business transacted Leans made
Bills lscounted. Commercial credits grantsd-
Deposits received on curre2t account subject 20
check Interest paid on time deposits
RoBT. CROFT. Acting Manager
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Aevsrsassrs assfrtnx 64spisy s1Tsrtlsszs7ss
shsrSs1 for TIE ssn1sy iugs must band Ia
eorr 81 O'Clock sstzrdsy 20 insure ehsnzs
posT-fSTELLIGEscEE co.
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EEEToS-As I'll ylrginss strsst. -ssstss- -
Fr15.F. October 20. Isss. 70 sas vie o. ss
Es<zon. son.
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Lroa sALE-EsTABLIsHED WHOLESALE
Z ST. a-ssln~s.- s--t-esAss trnies sui-y sansE-
ped. roSrr Eax.. nzsf sell 81 o7rs Eoom
Sullivan slock-
pUsTyEss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ID Erse-e1ass 80 eszAn f1r SzsF GA&es ssAFs1
lie. rsr=ei .ss1 h0Essy rzo-1erzse saA2ry: rs a
saEe sso9 II e2za- Address G n. foSs-AaSe-a.-
gsncs-
A eESTLEgAv UNDERSTANDING span
n lx1 "a cCssse eEs.zre IA Ike 20 CORE
szo81 With "a tie interested - ta4f Business
Address Co, Poss-Iatessigs
L,oR saLE-A wEL~EsTABLsHED GRO
l. rsry business IN 8 csty 81 2ree "a IA "a =,
cosnx casa business o. f--eSs s1.asas w.
t&ks $50 eash 70 handle II address Ia he2itA.
Pest-k1fsi1Zgeneer.
LOB -ALE-guSrSE.s CHANCES N CITY
o. e0uztry. saca botsis Lodging house.
restaurant. grocery. cigar s11 1rGls stores
fro= $50 un Hal, roon J. sl3 Second stTesE
U.og sALF-sAgKEg shop WITH Two
Il ensfrs. three saHEsi baths. yapor olssos
Nseso-1as small capita required Apply ba1ass
7. O. Victoria. & G.
DAxgRUPr STOCK FOR sALE-THE Al
ID fea1ion OF spectators II general Isrca11-
disc IL cal Ell 70 the stock Of G. G. Bartlett & 60.
of Pert townsend, VISA lnls stoc& consiss
o. msns &a1 youths closhi1g, furnishing
goods. oil aa1 rubber clothing, boots and shoes.
bats and care, groceries aud provisions wines
and lqaor., glassware eroexery, voca sno WI
Low wsrc. large sssorsrnenS OF HARDWARE, exc
BY order OF the court the above menconeG
stock. together with the fixtures. 10 now offered
for sale for tie benefit Of the creditors NO rsa-
sensible offer for the entire lot or any part snefe-
OF will % refused. Corrssponcsnee - respect
fully solicited Lincoln Brooks. Aduaiaistrstor.
r. o. Box lS5, Port Townsend. WASH
CHTCEES-TO RENT A NEW T-RooM
v house. chicken and cow houses, vita. good
water and !, OF posss0>s. ali for . rno1ta-
ADpy Cow Butter store. Front street, near
PIKE.
LOB sALE-so ROOM HOTEL. RUN THREE
Il yesrs: hall cash, half trade. Jaeoo Miller.
5C3 Bailey.
L,0R SALE - ROOM LODGING HoCsE; 10
Il rooms furnished; hall easc. half II trade
jacob Miller. 313 Bailey building
L,oR SALEM PART OR AS A WHOLE,
l. the Metropolitan machine carpet cleaning
business with lease and good will: established
years: Will trade for Victoria, Il G., property.
Address Box 1851. Seattle, Nash-
WE OFFER GREAT BARGAIN TO A
w purchaser of an intsres. in q lumber and
shinxse mill on the sound: is rented and viii
pay per cent q month or the amount req uired.
number Of choice residences. store buildings,
cottages orchards, fruits, pasturage etc, spring
water piped over premises, beautiful location,
fns beach and wharf. an hours ride by boat
city in view: viii sell acreage or exchanges part
for choice city property. j. Compton q ca,
Downs block. seattle.
E,oR SALE OR LEAsE-sAwMILL: BEST
chance on the sound: in eoot order: has
large local trade. For particulars call on or al
dress W. VI. Wheeler. -idney. Wash.
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LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDIIoKs-IS THE NATTER
~ OF the estate OF John A stafford. deceased
Notice Is hereby given that all persons having
claims against the estate OF John A. Stafford,
deceased, must present said claims with the
necessary vouchers within one year froEa the
date OF this notice 20 the undersigned, admins
traitor of sail estate, At his place OF business,
Masonic Temple. Seattle. Nash.
CHARLES n KNIGHT.
Administrator % the les; viii and testament OF
Joan A. stafford. decessed.
Dated september y. tss4