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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05
Listing REAI. PROPERTY.
attorney General lntCrprcts the
New state Revenue Law.

- new state Revenue Law.
c-EApla MAY ! - Special - Attorney
ssFal Jones' has suhnaitseSL~n opinsoa
''@'e Auditor Grimes intended 20 settle
=, question Of the amended statute Of
- reFenne law In that section directing
-, "lAfner - ltstiag real property The
= - aora'ied ey the ler4sla ;ure OF 1875
- The assessor shall list all real
.sfs,y so>zrilng - the smallest IeesI
- .s'oa. as Htar as practicable and
49, fd asS 6e~sn plated into lots and
~. ne shal ltss each hot or fraction
So separately tpros lted tfaay w'hc0
So 1ots 10 any e'ock or S~ycrai blocks
60. pat e asy addition. suH,iivision or
=. -, or several tracts ~ land shall
:. owned hy any per-sssi. nrr,. SYNDICATE
GRAFTON. .ho aSSessor may group
- esocA. lots ARD traces es FAR As urs--
e.. re assessor SHALL make out tn
- property ass%ssnsent book IN MT
"tter complete lists - al lartas
scoiec' "a faxatica. showing the
a. ne owner, r fn hlru Know
-. OaS'seWn - stated opposite each
-. sot = pencil rueasora rdugn. the
49, q srTas ard lots or parts OF hsts
- = @arh description % property.
= sSf7ent .~~>ks ard blanks Shall ne
a. tifaeNs FOR Ssfss erv - ina "A SCISSOR
les-- -o-s'sN - Fe9FlSry or each
6,.,~-,
Hey General Jones saws:
"c.y change made by ne ioeIsla-
L. ~ - SEE sou = a. Il stood -
49, ~ v'ss ~ adding TIRE words In
g. q tlse pare,' acsgs. relating - the
- e. traces - isnA.
'0a ~ q lie 4cs CT M&yoA Z. iSs5.
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Passengers on the UmatilIa.

Stsan,ar IrrlarslIa. which EFF San Fran
cisco Saturday. has the following list OF
pa Essen gers.
Nor S~s+tia-Tarnes Carlisle. c. l. Car
isle wife and two children; Miss l.
r,r~,n. A. A. IasaSn,an. Mrs. \ >. Moore
Mrs Poland. Miss Scofeid, sarah Andler
Harry Hagen. p L. Norfou. =. j. Pa
Ifnaor Y. r. Parkinson. F>ryyvna PaTkin-
xor Faith Parkinson. Xorrnse stewart
Nina Smart. /. J Patne~. A. Md. Rid
SsfI Ms. REYNOLDS. Mrs. Murray, Mss
q Macdonald. g J Burns AMI VIE. Mrs
osborne @. NJ. Quilter. Mrs. 6 Nermc'h
T J. lam. G. r. Pomeroy. e S3tier sao
We a. II NcAdan Mrs 4. Rice-
rss,a--Ntss Jones. Mss }. X. HicS'
scr. W : Bowen.
YN,s.t Tow r,Sen.l-C. r. Cotnon an9 VIE
rfneau--NWss N1Manas. Mrs. McNanus
Airs. G. ". Garss3e. l. L Hubert. NJ
Sho~k. \ Williamson, W. 6ir%fwt-od, u
7. Farnharn. r c. Johnston. J. X hAr'
rs = 4. RitcAie. =. Y. LaaDfE, J 8
Iolinshsad. r. cole. I. Salisbury, MIS-
NJ r Powers. -
xrt.,s ,ria-w. O. heart. J. r. Kelly. Taos
As{sir Il Nacke. Miss r. PatiersoH, MT
- Ms. I.rnz AMI nurse. + p. Lees
AsSs II. Bowman. Miss Affair. \ -
Ts,-sns pixie H. Ross, Mrs. r MCLEAN, +
- ssfs~auRy. Waiter ispugiass-
yvhatcorn-S. r. Lovison, J. F. Rae
Miss s. T.. Brown.
yy-ranseI-s'ol. Head. J. Holden. J. =
gphehv. r Thurman, Robert = hlilioaA
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NICARAGUA TO PAY.
os.;.l Acceptance Of Eng
lands Modified Ultimatum.
-.s,s1o TO BE EVACUATED,
.Ac, 20 Pay the Money In Five
Amer the Port II Given Back
.-~v1ca,s Part In Negotiations.

x~h.~H 1876. ~ the Associated Press.
-av,.a Skczrgua May AT i o clock
--o~r4nx Nscaraztza authorized Senior
-, Medina, Salvadortan minister 20
49,, srd Paris. acting Nicaragua MIN
49, T.sndon, 70 accept the modified ul-
80 81 Great Britain. Tsais modified
ts--v~tssrr,. * Is Understood here. was Sc
- IS the influence and through the
ss-..,~essfon OF the United States Senior
r~ssaa Is asnaorized by tho government
80 &c fIs.a9 IN L<ous3ou. under pro-
= .s.hiu FIVE days after the departure
- rsrsrsga squadron froua Cor.nto. Or
- ar the evacuation Of the port of
$50 by the British are 10 be called
7 ssrasrsi Stephenson. and r. Is thought
$500 that he IL already Ia possession
= .,<sragtgous 10 that effect from Earl
$500 first lord o. the admiralty. Il
3 ~r..erstooa here that the other items
Z ,ss original ultimasum OF Great Brit
= Wi ali be settled by arDt1ratson.
re- cable messages have been con-
r,s,ay passing and repassing during the
x hetween Senior Medina, In London,
- President ZeIaya OF Nicaragua. In
Z. srst OF the messages received early in
:. asy from London. Lord Kimberly.
rra,sh Senior Medina, stated the terms
: Great Brifain's modified ultinatum.
=, ssrrss OF the altimatum were at once
...s,ssd by the Nicarasuan gov
~~neut and word TO this ef-
- was dispatched TO seuor Medina.
tser Fiallos, the Honduran envoy, was
q last evening TO Admiral Stephenson.
r~u,andlng the British squadron. for
4 nurposs or acting as mediator be-
,sssa the two countries. and Was re-
rsved this morning with much courtesy
= board the flagship Royal Arthur.
ADMIRAL Stephenson expressed the hope
-, the terms OF the modified ultimatum
sssIa be OF such a nature as 20 allow
III 10 salute the Nlcaraguan flag when
T. departed with his squadron from
Csrinio.
Washington CITY, May At Is stated
Az officials OF the diplomats corps who
kaye been directly concerned IN the Brit
tA-Nlcaragua imbToglio that a misap-
rshension exists as 10 the part taken by
ths United States IN bringing about a
s<tlement Some recent cables 20 this
sgantry from London have sought 10
sgnvey the impression that Senior Medina
pc Salyadorean minister. effected the
setilsmenf. IL Is recognized as an es-
!ahl.shed fact by those familiar with the
fsrrespopdence that the good offices OF
De state department. exerted IN no un-
certain way through Ambassador Bayard.
bought about the agreement 1t was
secmed advisable, however. that Senior
Medina should be the medium OF formal
essimunication.
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Beware of ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury.

A. mercury viii surely destroy ne sense
- smell ard completely 6ersnge ne
vrsofs system when entering x thftsiga
re mucous surfaces s9eh aftle4es snou4'
- a.. ,ss,st EXCEPT OF prescriptions
sr.,.-, -renetNhle rhysscians. a. the DAMAGE
.hev VII do Is zen fold % the goo3 yon
ar possibly derive fnoua them ha4I :
S,star~h care. manufactured ~ r. j.
,-Sanev 4 Co. TNoleto. o contains ~
,,,e~-arv. art * taken Internally. a-ting
directly upon the ei@o1 Aii' N .at,oiS 5 T..
- - enc system IN buying Han 8
,s.-far-~A cure he surc yen get The gsnu-
,ra n i taken Internally. sad uaas'e Ia
TeIe h. Ohsc ny +. }. Caeney 8 O.
Tcst srzloatSls Tree. -.
$50 ey druggists .T-ce, az pes bottle.
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Fr-cay evening The roraI decorations
were cogw0c6 and silacs. with rnzsee-ha
ferns- TIE evening was taken UP VITA
rnsn-sal reports from various branches Of
the cnurcs- Nhiie many churches have
been closed during rhe financial d4p-es-
son. This ore has grown IN numbers ari
interest ard It's financial condition IS az
ce3ent- A ssort address, was made By Mr..
+. A Macdonald. ard the Miss
sc1lsg3 and F'arq9tsar gave a guitar duo.
"A dainty luactson was served later
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05

The Tavary Opera Company closed SIS
sea son on Saturday night In Albany, y.
1 r.: az, 49,. h.vins played sairty-.arss
Tact mat the grippe vas rampant In the
Mos$i s April z after having paid every
Is that he nov has IN his hank IS 90 rep
rsSenrfng the proat over and above every
tour. A good deal OF lad business Was
encountered. but there was a great deal
rTore business encountered that was good.
s Nine s,' Taxary VII sal in a week OF two
summer. but Mr-Praft will remain in New
York arranging for the next tour OF his
Il al Col. Sims new Moniauk sheater in
Brooklyn: K Is worth noting y this con-
nsction that Madame Tavary has proven
inssrs beeaa,ss ~ h. fart Thst d1rir,g
this long season. which has taken her al
over the United States. che has not
she was billed. The repersory included
fourteen upssras. There were eighty one
people In the company, which required
four railway cars. and the expenses were
81, 200 week.
Edward E. Roses summer season Of op-
era al The Castle Square taeater' B2ses3,
ioecker. Strauss and offefabach.
Balloon ascension-1Madison park. Sun
dsy, O'Clock.
Steamer Aberdeen, which has been max
ing Sunday trips between Seattle and
Olympia viii be taken off.
Balloon ascension-.aladfson park. Sun
day, 3 O'Clock.
Excursion TO Snoqualnis falls next Sun
day: fare. 81.
Balloon ascension-Madison park. Sun
day O'Clock.
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EVERETT AND sxoHoMIsH RIVER
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
seamsrs from Seattle as foi,

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows;
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
ard Victoria at rn- Passengers rt-
cefvess on board at 81 fn-D May .. ). u.
Il Z and -
F,ar Alazka--Nay T. and = AZ A. m.
From san Francisco for Victoria ana
P1xee Sound ports. at a. m. May i 70.
L. -, . and -
Tickets may be obtained az The ot-sc OF
the company AT Ocean dock. Seattle.
GoODAT.I. PERKINS e Co.
General Agents. san Franctscs.
IF TROWBRTDGE. Act. r. 2. Supe.
Seattle.
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STEAMERS.
LTNGHAM LINE
OF Steamers and Clipper Ship

Puget Sound direct 70 Delagoa Bay. car
rytng goods at through rates from cen
tiers feeding the Northern Pacific railway
and companies affiliated thereto via
Puget sound 20 Deiag0A Bay. and thence
By the Netherlands railway OF the sout n
African republic 10 Pretoria and johann
DesbuTg.
Following IN. steamship neitisio.. and
90 sail about May =. the fine stea m sh .
Eoivaig OF ,, 80 tons. from Puget Scum
fPort Blakeley}. 20 be followed By ether
steamers and sailing clippers from thls
or other ports on Puget Sound. For
terms apply 10:
PORT Blakeley Nil Co. Pert glaksley.
Wash.
Northern Paeihs railway. Tacoma ard
Seattle.
" -. Megnessn. t5 From. street, San
Trancisco.
F. r. Lingham. Delsgoa Bay.
~. r. N2ams &c Co. general English
agents. 81 Gracechurca street. London,
e G..
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The Investigation % charges az ga y
- .-,,,.,,,,,lssioner George Masei VIII he
..,re7 ,,o by the council la Joint session
,,ext THURSDAY niEht unless The council
sees ~ - change the taie. CRY AttoF-
nev steele said yesterday afternoon test
q communication would - sent 20 ne
r-ounrl a. its rcgular meeting toiifogFo -"
r,ssht. asking that the inVestlsatl on take
r,isce on the date named
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BREyTTTES.


E1tz bans money. See al
The Pastoral Association OF Sae%-yA wsr
nee. on Mon day a. Il o'clock O. m "A the
Z. N G. A. nall
Little MABEL Andrews IRE s-year-otA
ra1s1ter Of G.. L Andrews. seu from a
fence near the family residence a. Essge-
water yesterday. breaking and dsiocatlrx
her left arm al ne elbow.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s.nsrtra ~ MI j.. Tacoma. lie AT s:saan
- AsaEafIsy5 - seattle ~. q Ar 3-ssfarl
a sin+n Arsfla. victoria. -. MI Lyi sss1pEs
spaMy except Monday.
Efeaver leaves fesisr wharf, Seattle.
F,er rates ara ether Information apply
<AuEAIF. Gen Agt. -. +. r X.
YeEfeT ave. ard front ST, seattle.
& O. YEFkES. Aseat. Isslsd wn>.
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STEAMERS.

rttr VANCOUVER ROCTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
s.Aar,sr IFtonia J. A O'Brien, Master.
Leaves Tacoma Il noon. Seattle Cen
saxs Tor Po-, Townsend. Anacortss. Fair
Sayen New Whatcem. Blaine ana FRI
5sv ia rsor, going through 20 vancouver
a. Thursday trip.
OF "a TSlalne Sc; far. 70 Vancouver, 81
For further information apply 10 Cen
trail wharf.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
gTRs GARLAND AND EVANGEL

SEATTLE ard -owuseniNeah rav route.
Sf~syre~ Garland leaves Tesler dock Mon
Sar~ Wednesdays and Fridays a, fzsis
m Cor Port Townsend. Port Williams
I9stngeress Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
C4tfysburg. Pysbt. ClallaIn Bay and
Nsah Bay, ret.Fnsng. sFs.Ses SAFE : =,
feav~@ yesler dock for Peri Townsend
TSort Williams Durgsness, Port Angeles
ara Victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Erssavs at - o. m. arrives Seattle a.
teruste days p m
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Young Women-s Christian Association.
Gospel services for women ths. after
noon AZ o'clock al the T. NJ c. A rooms,
Us Third street
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Young Mems Christian A.~oc,.s,

Rally a. o'clock this afternoon q. Y.
81 g A. ball. on Front street. Actress
og Rev. r r. Durham
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An Fd-"N"A'f N''NA
TIE members OF the Ea-swater Cor
s.~esarsoral church held their ska an
rtssl church reunion az ne 1891 -
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UNITED STATES NfAFlSEDAT.'S SAT4F.-
Ia the dtzfF5gst court % TIE United
states for Ehe dise-sct - n ss1t oStoa,
Northern division Nlala<E~ h os1I. n.
ftr-siarst. -. steamer AIhert La, &e-
fackEe. asgareI Ak24 furniture. L. sa-
snirai-y. No. E9-
%Ostsse IS hereby given THAI "a pGrS3-
,sIfe.s-,f exrsFlAs s~sssed out Of tha assoFe
r,anDes caagx. tN the &ecSe named actlofs.
! vyslt. on saturday, the I'm day . AA4y.
n gs@E Al .a'csenk Ia Ee8& Afternoon
- ss..vs-sakxssa s-ss wharf. "a Tae city q
S@RttIs. in sail &lzrIsst ard oiyESsosa - IA
she "a steamer AE1ert Ira, her gA, Ale.
arrxrel ana furniture, a. g,0oasc sAss 20
~ hseagess A581e for cA&a-
$50 ,arsser rray hami his - BAY C
80 80 rAlfEsS Z. DRAKE
-'' TFritss states Marshal
IA, Ces1. ". CURTIS, Dep1ry In.te1
Stzfes Marshal .
= ~ f.gssry Proctor FOR iaeesazt
FIRST plx1slea1 oz Nay = -S~s
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EVERETT ROUTE-STR- GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle, s:t5 a M II 30 g. IN.
4S8 .. n Leaves Everett. . a. m. p.
sunaays-.<saves Seattle .. m. Leaves
Everett II a. m.
Fare-S!ngis trip, &c; round trip, s. g
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
Y...a.naing-Co,man dock. foo, OF Marion
sEArrLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claua T~oup. Pres +. W Ocodhue. So
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMER LY-
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail leaves City
dock. foot of Main street, Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at a. NJ for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Bound-Leavs Seattle 200 a m:
leave Port Townsend T;uo a M: leave
Friday Harbor II 30 a. M; leave Roche
Harbor 80 p. m.s arrive New Whatcom
SEQ p. m.
South Bound-Teav. New whAtcom 40
a m; leave Roche Harbor 200 a. m.
leave Friday Harbor 100 g. m; leave
Port Townsend 40 p. IN: arrive Seattle
I&a 2. "a.
J. r. Thompson, managing owner. J. A
Hatfield. agent. Phone ssa-
EVERETT AND gSOHOMIsH RIVER
ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves Lilly,
PogarCils * Co = sfock. daNy. except Sat-
urfay al - uai3aight for Richmond.
Edna0ndS, Musliteo. Mosaer, Everett,
Marysville. East Everett, Lowell ard
Snohomish, connecting a. Snononatsh with
boats for Cherry Valley. Tolt and 81 ND
river points Returning leaves Snohonlsn
go a. N. daily. excepting Sunday.
LILLY. ECs5ARDES l. Co. Inc.
Owners and Managers.
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Rialt0
Clothing
Department
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES ATARSEAL'S SAFE
Notice - hereby given Ihat In psIrSu-
suaucs % ghe commands Of a wrst Of ven
aF-%9ni exponaS Issued out OF the district
court OF the United States FOR the dis
tr.ct u Washington, Northern division.
n admiralty. <o. ~, az the suit OF II
"a Grounds ist<4aut. agasnS, the steamer
Mad q OREGON. her ssEkie. apparel, etc.
I wnL on tAe 10Th day % Nay. ls5. a. Il
o'clo-ok a. IN % said day. a. The hol-
fan,f.s ship yargf sn the town Of Ballard. IN
saEA district ard division. proceed 20 sal
eata - ga nse< Maid OF oregon. her tack ?
apnarsl. etc. - ne nsSnesS Bladder Tor
Given under ny band tass % day o.
Nfst- tsss JAMES 4. DRAKE
United a ate~s Marshal
Nv q " CTRTTS. DeQ1ty Ia8ted
States Marshal
TermoS X esFe-. prSctor for iAhelant
FIRST puaIAcatlon Aay Stas lSS-
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.nl-rANrr sTnANsHrP roNPANY.

OCEANIC 81 E@A&SsfAF tQ&EAST.
Honolulu ard Australia.
Steamers leave san Francisco for Hero
lsIu. samoa. Auckland, y. 4. All sgd
r@v y = ". without charge
:. 1E-rzSHsp sfa~8ro@a- May ~. ?. II
Haaolala only. steamship Australia.
NJ efxt . a
T{46s 4. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
y,ev4 block. Seattle.
N wsosier. DIST. Agent. Vancouver.
n. sprscksls & Bros Ca. General
Axeufz saa EFzEcisca.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
chi, NIER Pos Il

.-,,---o, los. leaves for victoria sr5
port Townsend dshy, efssgs S yl,z., "a
steamer idaho leaves for Por;
s1-,v<.~~nr4 ana way ports daily. except
sGn5ay. a; a. n; sunday. direct, a.
sr,r-@srf atA . n. TeI~phons no
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Do not Judge this sale by the standard of the many fake
sales of prncped socaled merchants We always do
advertise No restrictions half promises go with Cash
is what we want have will have matter how great the
loss to u.s. :: :: :: ::
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY on THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily except SUNDAY
In one hour and twenty 1--WE minutes
THE STEAMER FLY Err
Regular daily trips. Seattle aeosnA
route, As follows:
Taking erect
TUESDAY, MAY
TIME CARD; "a.
Leave seattie-T:&, IL :i5 o. m, 10 %
2. m. Leave Tacoma-s ~ - m. l'an. s'sS'
se9 r. IN.
Sunday
Leave Tacoms-s.30 a. m, 30. % p "a.
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf,
coma and Commercial dock. foot OF saAf-
sundays. eSeqrsion rates on steamer
Fleetwood. fare, soc.
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sKAGrr RIVER ROUTE

SKAGTT RIVER ROUTE.
STEAMER CITY or CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Lilly, Bogar.us s. Co Dock
Tuesday. May ., AZ. a. IN
THURSDAY. May .. at-............... . a. M
Saturday, May II, at.................i a. IA.
LEAFS Mr.. VERNON
Wednesday. May 9, st.............. .. IN.
Friday. May y. af-......-.........-..5 p. IN.
sunday, May }. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y IA
Calling a. Tuiaiip. StAnzood. Florence.
Fir. skagsr Cxy, Mt. Vernon and Avon.
C0nnecIInz al Mt Vernon with steamer
Indiana for W0ollsy, E~dFo, Hamilton.
Lyman. Birds Nest and Sank. Both
freight and pasSeag ers.
FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP, 81 ~.
LILLY, Ig1sCARDrS & co, Inc.
Owners and Managers.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WILIAPA
Cartzln George Roberts
--vsnx Ssattle Tor Alaska May IS ard
- "a ptavs thssr-aftsr.
Yer freight ana passenger rates arrly 20
j. @. CARROLL Agent.
srhw xnsrhe-ss Dock. Tel n
cuAs z. PEABODY. GeasrAl Manager.
Seattle
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.-,-v-p TT AND sNOHoMTsH ROUTE.
I Nsr,r-T RATE TO EVERETT
S~rtz AMER MABEL.
n. Central wharf Tuesdays. Thurs
- 80 saturdays ~ I A. N. for Ed
@.-AAs-ss Mukiteo. Everesk Narysvflle.
- F.ver~ft. I.cwell and Srohornish-
ET.pEr tTso EVERETT. Sac. ROUND. 5o-.
= - eSrSSr6a4C.NfsH. 81.
To S->Nil CT3E0RGE J. WILEY. Agent
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card u Ers.t ocl :. ia
-xs.stoe.on leaves Seattle daily except
sstarday AZ 70 ?. n Seattle ard La co q.
he. y. Ss,u~iav at 2 % ?. II. Tacoma and
ssAs,..l. reute-state 90 Washington leaves
SS.sse Tresasys. Thursdays and Satur-
days - EsLER DOCK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05

Balloon scenslon--aIadfson park.
day, O'Clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05

Excursion TO Snoqualmis falls next Sun
day; fare. 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05

Edward r. Roses summer season OF op-
era al the Castle Square theater, Basssa.
viii revive many % the operas OF MI
locker Strauss and Offefhbach
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05

Steamer Aberdeen. which has been max
ing Sunday trips between Seattle and
OIyrnp!a VIII be taken off.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05

Balloon ascension-Afadison park. Sun
day 3 O'Clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05

Remember-S40 given away free
to the holder of the key that will
unlock the glass money box, contain
ing $40 in L. S. coin, now on exhibit
ton in our store. You may draw
the lucky key.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-05

Balloon ascension--Afadison park. Sun
dry, 3 O'Clock.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-09
THE COURIER

corner Of block numbered twenty-five.
%, in Lavenders Addition to the city Of
Lincoln, thence south one hundred for
ty-two. 142, feet, thence east fifty, 81,
feet, thence north one hundred and for
ty-two feet, 142, thence west fifty, 80,
feet to the place of beginning. And the
east five, 5, acres off OF irregular tract
number six, 6, in the northeast quarter,
ne z OF section five, ., township nine, 9,
range seven, Z. east of the 9th p. NJ;
also all of blocks numbered seven, Z,
eight, 8, twenty-one, 81, twenty-five, %,
thirty five, IS, tn rty six, &c, forty eight.
AZ. forty nine, 40, and the south onehalf
&, of block thirty seven, 81, and also
lots numbered six, 6, and seven, in each
of the following blocks, to-wit: nine, 9.
twenty. 20, twenty three, %,
thirty -four, "a, and also lot six, 6, in
block thirty seven, 81 and lots "A" and
3D." all of said last named lots and
blocks being int College View and all OF said
property herein levied upon being sit
uated in Lancaster county. Nebraska.
Given under my hand this 2nd day Of
JanuaryA. d., 1895.
FRED A. MILLER,
Sheriff.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-09
POUND & BURR
Attorneys at Law,
BURR BLOCK.
First Publication Jan. 10.
N0TJcE IN N0N RESI0EHY M EEH0lHYS
BURR BLOCK.

NOTICE 10 NONRESIDENT DEFENDANTS.
Alexander Lederer, ct al
VS..
Wallace G. Keim, ct al.
Nils p. Mauritz and - Mauritz
his wife, non president defendants will
take notice that on the 18th day Of May
1894. Alexander Lederer and Moses
Strauss, plaintiffs herein. filed their
petition in the district court Of Lancas-
ter county, Nebraska, against said defen-
dants. implicated with others, the object
and prayer OF which are to foreclose
certain mortgage executed by Wallace
q. Keim and Minnie +. Keim, upon lot
10 IN bloc 6 in East Park addition to
the city OF Lincoln. Lancaster county,
Nebraska, to secure the payment OF a
certain note and coupons for the sum OF
$500 and interest, upon which there is
now due the sum OF $3.50 and interest
from July 10 1889 at 8 per cent. Plain
titfs pray for decree that the defen-
dants be required to pay the same or
that said premises be sold to satisfy said
sum. interest and costs, that the defen-
dants be foreclosed and barred Of all
title or interest in said premises and for
general relief.
You are required to answer said petit
ton on or before the 25th day of Feb
ruary. 1895.
ALEXANDER LEDERER Il MOSES STRAUSS,
At by Pound Il Burr, their attorneys.