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Its look like Mckinley on the hepop-
lican ticket, irrespective Of all the fav-
orite sons. Allison has secured ~ coun~
ties in Iowa and Cul]om has secured one
COUNTY in Illinois. 'Rah for Cullonl, And
then besides that he has his own vote.
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This country is having an excellent
opportunity now Of learning all the vines
of diplomatic usage. The charge of ignor-
ance in that respect should no longer al
tach to this country when we take into
consideration our grave attitude towards
England and the warlike fun we are just
now having with Spain.
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Il looks as II the Republicans in Ken
lucky would elect one Of their own party
TO the United States senate and that the
lucky man would be John Boyle. Alas
for the pridesof the Blue Grass state.
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The Salvation Army people evidently
do not think il a sin to beat the rail-
roads. or if they do, they commit: the SIN
and run the chances of forgiveness: Inc
railroads have decided to abolish the
half fare rate because the privilege was
badly abused by misrepresentation
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The man that looks like Lincoln
Cullom of Illinois-has his lightning rod
up for the presidency. Why not? Nearly
every state in the union will have ia
vorite son represented at st. Louis, and
Shelby M. i, not the kind OF a man to
stand by and see the Sucker state
neglected. Ia.
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It is said that President Cleveland is
mad because Secretary Olney gave out
in a. semi-of1icial way the intentions of
the administration in the Cuban affair.
AS it is the intention of the president to
do nothing at all, at least for the pres
ent, 1t does not seem to matter much
what Mr.. Olney told.
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=. Another proof that woman is at the
bottom Of everything. It is stated that
the reason Ballington Booth was. recalled
by his father was because a waoo tllaan was
Jealous Of the success Of his wife. And
was that woman Miss Eva Booth, the
new commissioner in America ?~::
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& When the chimes on the court house
% Wednesday night played God Save the
Queen nobody seemed to kick up a row
about II, but n the bells had pealed forth
a.spanish air, ov, WOW!
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II Is ell ven ensug 70 be patriotic. but
II the congressman who are talking the
loudea TOR war Spain thought they
would besobfised ttoI shoulder the musket..
'themsslyss Their eches s,osald sbe apt
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Think of John l.. Sullivan dying OF TOO
much water in his systenl-dropsy. why
the. man despised the stun ana never
used # when he could help it.
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Italy says that it has had enough Oh
Abyssinia, and that it Goes not oei'e' =.
in fighting half savages anyway. 49,.
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,,;,o t,o r,omen more room. They are
determined to wear the hoop skASl onee
more. It is spreading idea.
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s. ST. PATRIcK's DAY.

On Tuesday next, the 18th, Ireland's
ratron saint will be commemorated by
the Irish race ON whatever portion of the
globe they dwell and in what nook or
corner OF the earth have they not found
an abiding place? The date is one COM
.menorative Of HIS death, although many
have supposed that the anniversary was
that Of his birth and in the familiar song,
a portion Of which is elsewhere quoted,
it is that idea which is formed. The
date Of his birth is not known and if the
truth were told the date Of his death Is
about as obscure. But what matter? In
commemorative the anniversary OF The
worthy ones gone it is their deeds which
we wish to remember, and instil into our
minds rather than the day of their birth
or demise.
Born ii the early centuries OF the
Christian era =some say in France and
some say in Scotland, and the latter hold
that the question has never been defln-
itely settled--he eventually found his
way into Ireland and there by his teach
ing ana example he converted the people
to Christianity Much has been written
concerning his labors in the land we all
cherish, and much matter has been
placed on record that is contradictory.
The period of his mission on earth IS so
far away in the dim, distant past that the
I, io+o ~ 4 - &c 01nnrQfA1v
known, and speculation has often taken
the place of certainty. We are told that
he banished the snakes from Ireland and
like our childish myths perhaps we
should cling to that belief as long as pos
sihle, but the rays of modern research
and thought have penetrated that pleas
ing fable and ruthlessly dispelled it.
Perhaps we would have been happier in
the thought if science had left untouched
that supposed attribute of his power. But
on the other hand we are not obliged to
subscribe, to the teachings Of science nor
obey in any way it's rigid dictum. We
can still believe that the snakes fed be-
fore him.
The celebration of the day is not
wholly circumscribed by religious OBJ
servances All men of the Irish race
participate fully with commemoration.
The Catholics give much attention to the
day-more 80 than any other denomina~
ton composed Of 1rishmen-but that
arises from the fact that the majority
of Irfshmen are Catholics, and, of course,
st. Patrick was also, no dream of the So
called reformation having come into ex-
istence for long centuries after his death.
In giving a.day of each year to his mem
ory the Irishnnen clearly remember the
land of their fathers; the bond Of union
is more closely drawn and the scattered
childen OF the race can better bear the
numerous i'll imposed upon their nation
atty. The one who led them from dark
ness into light and who pointed the way
to transcandant immortality could not
be forgotten, and men are strengthened
and their lives made pure by the remem-
brance. ~
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"rhe be,is q sshandon
Sound % grand on
..Thetr.Ye,r ~.

To VET &, II
Wrote Father Prout, hit they were moth
ing compared TO the bells on the HenneYin
county court houss. The r..ver Lee will
be discont inued BY me Daddy Of Waters.
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CITY SorIcxa

IMPoUNDFD STOCK NoTIcE-The IT
lowing described heifers. placed 10
city pound on May Z. 1856. viii be ~
st public auction TO the h9
bidder for cash In hana. 20 pay coso q
lEnpcuccing and advertising. f0es.
May ~. lS<s. ar 10 o'clpck a. m. -
front door Of police headquarters.
ner OF Third street and Yesier way.
Two Jersey heiferS. ! year old. -
Two black ana white heifers. year -
One black heifer. year ola.
The owners OF the above described ne%
c. 3. REED.
Acting Ch.ef OF Pclica
Date OF FIRST publication. May II. L.
IMPoUNDED STOCK NoTICE-The q!
lowing described horse was placed
the city pound en- April %. 1895, and -
be sold al public auction to the hignoS
BIDDER for cash in hard TO ray cost
impoun1irg and advertising. Tuesdey
May 10, 1885. al 10 O'Clock a m. II
front door OF police headquarters g
ner OF Third street and yesler way:
One buekskin horse. blind tn right -
and branded on left foreshouIteY.
The owner OF the above described no.
being to me unknown
Acting Chief Of Potsc&
Date OF drst publication. Nay !. -
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NOTICE OF SHERIFr's SALE.-Ie -
superior court OF the state OF Was.
ton. for the county Of Snohomisn. 2. =
Bennett. plaintin. VS.. James L. ~
defendant No 4S9.
Under and by virtue OF an executes
s1ed out Of the abcve-nanled court V ~ y
above-enttled cause. and 10 me dffee.ss
and delivered. have duly levied upo4 u
The right, title and interest Of fhe po
tin n said writ named, In ard 70 she y,
lowing described real property. s.tn,;e,
IN King county. Washington. te-wii. ~
nine %, IN block seventy-two CD. o. W
man Park
Notice IS therefore hereby given thef Z.
Friday. the f2tn day OF June. fss. q W.
hour Of 10 o'clock a. NJ. Of said DAY. = ~ ~
front door OF the courthouse. IN TIE -
OF Seattle. IN said King county. I WIN ~ =.
the a51ve-sSescrihed property az reous
accfson: 20 the highest and best oseos'
for cash.
Dated this sfh day Of May, 1895.
A. T, VAN DE vANTER. shef1n
l. " Jones. attorney fcr ds4enesss
Arlington. Wash
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NOTICE or SHERTrFs sArr1
superior court OF the s.sss -
ton. for the cdonsy az
srsggs. ROLAND II Denny ~
1rswS- as executors OF the issSA
testament and trustees 81 sR~
Philip H Lewis. deceased. nisss@S
n A. smith. Sarah NJ A.
W. Smith. Aarr ]. Rcss. n NJ
Z r BoxArd1S CO. partners -
Tess under the irn name -
LILY. kogaryts1s & Co. Hevr~
Jane Thompson ana Mary 4
9ef-ndants@ Nc. Is.iE
Under and by virtue az al ora.
I'D sp~cih exec1t-oz sssced on =
ABOVE tanned court in the aAa~~ ~
cause. and 70 me directed A. <eS
| have duly levied npoa the sSi,s1l
sSrc~d real property. si.uate1
county. Washington. so-Wit.
Lots two %. three CD. fear "a
s SIX ~, seven 90. essst Isa. MIA r
fourteen On. isseen CD. sixsees ~
eafeen 90. eighteen 80, nxasas-s
twenty tzel. twensy-one On. IT,,
CD. twency-taree t-ss, tweatv-s-
twenty-five ca twen;y-ssx On I'D
seven co. tsenty-eiSht 80 al
nlne -. n elsSk number oos -
Lots thirsy-ans (sll. Thrive
thirty-threr t1s. thsrsy-foar IN ~
Eve tsa. thirty-six 81. thlrsy-sse
thsrry-etSht fzA. tAirty-rire fM
taaa. forLy-one tfii. forty-gwo tfH
three ttsl. forty-four ga, scYty-4ss
ferty-six stss, fcrty-seyen On. fovas~
t4s} and forty nine go. in h,ock
one hundred and forty-sxver fy<s1s IN
Lots f3rty-cas lsn Sarsy-tuc "a
three tssa, forty-four 40, sorfy-6ss
forty-six t41. forty-seven Ca, 2Hsv~S
t&A. sorty-nsne f<N fifty t55a. Nfyy-s~
nfty-two ga, afty-thr~e sd. alSH
60. IN block number one hund2
sixsy-flve tisxi. also
Lots three ca, four 90. tive -. = =
seven ca, ~ight O.. nine on. rsse:eeS
twenty esN. twenty-oue fsf). tWeefeS
ca. twenfy-three ca, twenty-fec r.
twenty-five t4si. In block number - ~
dred and xixty-nine tissl, Also
Lots th.rty-ore GID and thirsy-tvN p
In block thirty-cne t1fh Az Of n ~
described lots and blocks heiue = r.
mans addition to the city Of Seatfi1 r.
county. state Of WASHINGTON.
Notice Is therefore hereby gfv<n - y
Friday. the 18th day OF NAY, Isl ~ \
hour OF 10 O'clock a. N. Of said dNyx n +
trent door OF the courthouse In ~ r.
OF Seattle. In sad King county, I N r
the above described property Il ~
auction, TO the highest ard kest ~
for cash.
Dated this .sri day OF April. NJ
A. T. VAN DE vANTER ~
Blaine 4 Dsvries. Attorneys.
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NOTICE OF APPLLe'ArIoN roa -

NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron ~
Deed.-To +. w. Simpson, Siuoo le11
Mary Doe Lesser. has wife {whceS r.
Christian name IS to this xppltcnN =
Known. and 10 all to whom Il ~ =
cerns
Take notice that you. the owner = y
interested in the lot hereinafter deaeS5;17
are hereby notified that the foilouinr -
scrloed real estate. situate In the g..
OF King and state OF wAsh.ngton faSS|
Lot number three 90. In block nvnnRir7
six 90. OF Bigeiow's addition to tn eln
Seattle. Was BY the treasurer Of saN ~
county offered for sale for the -
county and state taxes OF and II r.
year OF 1870 on the 9Th day Of luna A 81
1894. and no other bidder appearing ir11
for. the same was duly Sold and hR(l1
10 the county OF King Aforesaid III
thereafter c. K: Pike applied 70 III g.
ty treasurer Of said county Of XII /.
purchase the above descr bed laBd =
paid 10 said county treasurer the - I.
$s.&s. the same being the amount a. ~
county and state upon said lana a1d A|
which the same was sold and fpffe&tr6 =
penalties. interest and costs thereon It'd
thereupon q receipt therefor AMI cfGt1I
cate OF purchase OF said lot vas t1nnI|
from the said county OF King un6ef ~
said King county. to said c. X. Pns f|
the above described real estate. Al aiI|
c. X. Pike Is now the owner and -
OF said receipt and certificate Of purc11nI
That said lot vas duly taxed. xspeGD1 n
and Cor the year OF 1880 IN the haA6 n
Unknown Owners" that the tins Z NJ
dempfion win expire on the 10th ~ n
June A. ID. 1885, at or soon nftDe otI
date application will be made b. ~ q
X. Pike to the. said treasurer II mi
county. state OF Washington, for III
deed TO above described land a. pepyl1f|
by law.
Dated March 18th. 1886.
c. X PIKE
Date Of first publication. March = ~
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xor1cr 10 rnr PUBLIC

The publsc y ker<hy warned nos 20 pay
any rson>5 10 ya<Shes repses1 zlng - -
axsnzs 81 the zsxftIe Fsss-Zctsi@sencsr.
zzsherizH1 trsvelsnx agents .. TIE Pest
I1ts1zxsncsr. ys2.. J. A. AcC1easr. J. 4
Exsssy snS C r. Peck Tts eoes BOT
Apply 70 rexs1ers axsn-s * fsix paper w1o
are sceafe<a II vars5sss cities All towns -
the Esrrhueaf. Ecs 10 Eso<<n&rfeTs. Wno
are n al cases Authorized - take kszs-
w.skfy Pexx-fs.ssIsreresr CITY ccIsec-
f1rx r. A. csfbcar- r r. Hawtsy, ".
n Hanna ane W w. Ewing
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BIDS WILL BE RECEIVER rN-T
NAY = :er the clearing % r4<h.-os-wsv
ana grade work OF ore and a-s-Ssi,
nlseS c. rad Fer further frfor-natso-,,
80 g :. : Srossi. Receiver Sfgltoa
tor- WAsA SIsea-
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NOTICE OF sHERrrrs sAIE-la 1

NOTICE OF SHERIFF. SALE-m -
superior court OF the state Of 49,
ton. for the county OF King. John Qguo'
merhouse. plaintiff, vs. Otto 3. Q1
strom and Amanda c. Granstro4 -
wife. Defendants. No. 2i.T;s
Under and by virtue of an order = ~
and special execution. issued out - ~
above named court. in the above enf1tiee
cause. and to me directed and delivers
! haze duly levied upon ths followix( -
scribed real property. situated -
county. Washington. to-wit: Lots - u
and eleven CID In block twenty-Ewy y
In Denny q Hoyt's addition 10 the on
Seattle. King county. Washington
Notice IL therefore hereby given the& u
Friday. the 18th day OF May. fsS< q g.
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day. e y
front door OF the court house. In the 80 j
Seattle, In said King county. l VIZ
the above described property 81 -.
auction. to the highest and best biddsfs -
cash.
A. T. VAN DE yANTER. ehwiG
Dated this 10th day Of April, i&9
Strudwick 4 Peters and r. Wrfehl -
torneys-
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Advertisements under the bead Of Lost.
POUND. For Sale. For REM an1 Situations
Waited VIII be inserted ~ the rate Of !
emf . word each Insertion PAYMENT all
ways II advances No Advertisement re-
o<1sed for ies than 5 c<ntA
SOTfCE--fbs business Office q the
Post-IniAiisgeDcer n open Until II p m I;
Sunday hours. 3 q m 20 I'D y. N and .
20 o. m Classified ADVERTISEMENTS vii
- resolved 40 70 this time.
Atvorsieements VIII be received at
branch o65ce1 Of the Posf-Infeliixencer:
TACOMA BUREAU-Eo. liz Pacinc
pSpr rnwssrvnu rr.,.s = "a .
DEILISSHAM BAY-SeW whsscon,
corner Holly ana Canoe streesa o. II.
Culver, Manager.
OLYhPTA-1i7ss Maia street. Charles
Watson. Agent
The following iesssrs await slverttssrs
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AkzW ARD-l al pay slss 20 a-y p.rxo,
nncinz TIE BODY q NY h-o;Ae-. sappsse,f
20 azve beer Drowned near Aa-sf-.lr~
head lighthouse. Whidby .s..na ,-s.-ts
b-yese2. Seattle. WAAh
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A rewarc Of IS via Be- paA fr fnsof-
mAtscs le21lng 20 tie arrest ard corysc-
tier q any ore stealing copies 81 the
Fosf-insslIlrezcer tsiivered to subscribers
th-unxho.t the city
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CHof CHUNG Co. Al5 Second Suits to
order At short notice. IS ard upward
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In eF4sr - oec1rs c5Frec1 t1eert5en -
s<1tses4 an<er t1><s ke1zsrxs. Ire szsus
shguk - let a. tie business eftc>s x
thzs Pager. No charge - nz4e ser szrh
E1kfoex
fs1<~s. rossces- re>cfzssons ~ ether spe-
c<nz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p1sl - rhzrxe1 II 70
rata q q cents 5<r tine each fzs<-<fc54
F-0eT-fxTEifsfEE<c CO.
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Date Of firs. publication. MarcA !
Norn.E az suERIrrrs sArE-..

NOTICE OF SHERiFF"S SAI4E-In nj
superior court OF the state OF WA11ngI
ton. for the comfy OF King Mrs yn7|
Ann Kirk. PLAINTIFF. VS.. West coaA Ilu1|
Works Company ct al. defendansA Nj
u5s0.
Under and by virtue of an order = M
and special execution issued out Of sn]
above named court, In the above eHtlii!l
cause. and 10 me directed and deIiUeek
1 have daily levied upon all OF loto 80
bered eight 81. nine g.. ten tlQl. e3<sse
on. twelve u2t, thirteen tt5l. fouflo1
90 and fifteen G5l. in block one huedza
and sixty-seveu f1s7l. In Gilman Park. ~
called. in King county. WAshingtcn. ~
also the plant. fixtures and mach14z4
furniture and tools now in or about T.
certain foundry situate upon q pcffH1 z
the lands above described aS oetn8 =
King county. Washington.
Notice is therefore hereby given TT =
Friday, the 18th day OF May, IN q p
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day. y -
front door OF the courthouse, In TIE o4
Of Seattle. in sad King county. vm =
the above described property q .ey.9
auction, 70 the highest and best peoNs
for cash.
Dated this 9TH day Of April, III
A. r. VAN DE yANTER. 0hefk
Clarence s. Preston. Attorney.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THE
superior court of the state OF wash.ng-
ton, for the county Of King. jacob Furth.
plaintiff. vs.. John Leck Fred klrschner
and Emma Kirschner. his wife. Andrew
Heinrich and Amelia Heinrich. his wife:
John Heinrich. ST.. and Katie Heinrich.
his wife: the Bay View Brewisx Com
pany, . corporation. NJ. j. Apple. Ber-
tho,c Goldsmith. the Chicago Stamping
Company. corporation. the elise In,
vessmen, Company, a corporation. and
tate Of Louisa Leck. deceased, desenss-
ants. No 2l45S
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale
above named court. tn the above
entitled cause. and 10 me directed
and delivered. have duly levied upon
ne foilow.ng described real property. Sit
Lot 2. block s.. d. T. Denny's Park addi-
ton 20 North Seattle. in King county.
state OF WASHINGTON. together with all
rnents and appurtenarces thereunto be-
longing. or IN anywise sppersaininR.
Notice - therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the I'D day Of May. 1895. at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day. al
the front door of the courthouse in the
city OF Seattle, In said King county. / will
auction. to the highest and best bidder. Tor
cash.
Dated. this 18th day Of April, 1885.
A T. VAN DE vANTER. sheriff.
Carr q Preston. Attorneys.
NOTICE OF SHERIFFs sALE.-In ths
superior court OF the state OF washing-
ton. for the county OF K.ng. Mamie
Thornton and II. NJ. Thornton. p;aInfirs
VS.. ID. .. Galloway Minnie Ga.ioway
Fred z. Sander. Inc, WIN. II. White.
admin. sirafor, c.. o. Halter. W l.. Whit.
uey. tr-, and the Portland q pogs,
Sound Railway Company. Defendants.
No. H.4&s-
Under aud by virtue Of an order o, sal.
and special execution issued out OF The
above named court, In the above enfttied
cause. and 10 me directed and delivered
| have duly levied upon the following 5e.
scrioed real property, situated In king
county. state OF Washington. to-wst; II,
seven ca. IN block six go, OF Boston
Heights addition TO the city OF Seattle
county OF King state OF Washington,
Notice II therefore hereby given thaf A.,
Friday. the 2s.d day OF May, 1896. al the
hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day al The
front door OF the courthouse. in the eftv
OF Seattle. In sad King county. / viii sslI
the above described property al public
auction, TO the highest and best bidder.
for cash.
Dated this 9Th day OF Aprii. 1885.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-12

NOTICE OF SHERfFF~S sAI.E-r. ,,.
superior court OF the state OF Washing
ton. for the county OF King MARY Hsg-
gartH. p-a4nun. W.. william ArLdreHx
and Amanda J. Andrews, aefersan,s
No. 22,iiT.
Under and by virtue Of an order az sale
and special execution issued out ~ rhs
cause ana 70 me directed ara delivs-as
] have duly levied upon the fo.ioxInr AZ,
scrioS1 RAJ property. situated in Rf,~
county. washington. to-wlt. South halS
t-i5 ., northeast quarter fne5.b Of .@r
sion seven lD. towzzhip twenty DO, north
range s.a ~ east OF Willamette Yns-se@.s,'
contas mag eighty fseD acres
Notice y therefore hereby given tina. n,
Friday ne Eth day Of June fsgs. 4, tha
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m OF saId CAV =, ~
front door OF the courthouse, IN the etry
Q. Seattle IN said King county, I VIII all
the aoove-eescrtbed property al pui,l,.
suction; 10 the highes. and hes. blfdex.
Dated TITS 18th day Of Nav. ssss
A r. VAN DE ysNTt.F Sn.~s0
=. A. HUder. attorney. Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-12

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