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Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1896-06-13
name VIII

tion and he will be voted for, and am
authorized to say that under no condi-
tions or circumstances can he or will he
accept the nomination for vice president
if it should be rendered to him. The
great majority of the New England del
egates will be loyal to Mr.. Reed but it
Is my opinion that the convention is for
Governor Mckinley and will nominate
him"
VIII Cost Reed Many Votes.
While the declaration Of Manley con-
tanned nothing that has not been looked
for for many weeks, yet 1t caused a
flutter of excitement when it was
known that tho manager Of Mr.. Reed
had announced that there was no fur
ther hope among the leaders of the
forces of the man from Maine. Other
supporters Of Mr.. Reed said that the
declaration would cost Reed at least
half of the votes that would have been
cast for him had nothing of the kind
been said. and several of Reeds sup
porters asserted that the declaration Of
Mr.. Manley ought to be followed by a
statement from Reed that his name
would not be presented, SO that those
who were yet under obligations to vote
for him would be released. 1t was said
that in the face of certain and admitted
defeat delegates could not be expected
to vote for Reed.
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Bridge Bill Passed,

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Representa-
tive Towne's bill authorizing the county
of st. Louis to construct a bridge across
the st, Louis river at Fund du Lac
passed the house under suspension of
the rules.
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Winter Wheat MilIers.

KANSAS Cry, June 1.-THE annual
session of the Southwestern Winter
Wheat Millers' association here have
elected H. H. Brown, Parsons, Kan,
president for the ensuing year.
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Sunday school will follow morning SER
vice. Lesson, Luke xxi 20 96, subject
"The End of the Age"
The jury in the Snipes case brought in
verdict at IL 80 this morning as fol-
lows: We, the jury, find defendant
guilty of simple assault, and recommend
him to the mercy of the court.
Tomorrow being Trinity Sunday there,
there will be services in St. Paul's
church at the usual hours-11 o'clock in
the morning and z 80 in the evening
with celebration of the Holy Com
munion at the morning service. Sunday
school 9:45 a. m. Subject of discourse
at the morning service-''Life Crowns or
the Liberty of Heaven" at the even
ing service-"The Law of Expediency."
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Sacred Concert.

The band will render the following
excellent program at their sacred con-
cert tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock in
the school grounds:
Mirch-"The Crusader 1910. John Phil Sousc
Chill ian Serenade--'fManade' 49, Jean Misud
Nocturne-"Ihe Prodigal Daughter
Respectfully Dedicated to the Florence
Crittenton Rescue Mission. .....a.....
Characteristic-"TheY Yankee Patrol OF 1866
.................. .......-.. Jean Aissud
German song-"Auf Wiederschem" e. c. Bailey
Memorial Dirge-"Our Departed Heroes -.
selection-Daughter of Love" ~ w G. Bennett
Grand Sacred Pot Pourri-"Joy to the World"
.....--- .-. ...... .ATT. by G. L. Farmhouse
introducing the following hymns and sacred
for You," "Rine the Bells of Heaven isLet
the Lower Lights Be BURNING" Rock of
Ages" ALL Stand by You Till Morning.
".Playels Hymn 'sMy Redeemer," "Wfll
IesuS ReSS Fl Pind Us watching, "Ne thing but the
tion," ""Dare to be Daniel" Finale.....
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nIr. spencer's speech.

Mr.. L. G. Spencer made an old-fash-
ioned Republican speech at the court
house last night. He talked along the
lines of protection and bimetallism in a
speech of an hour and half's length,
and was frequently interrupted with ap-
plause. He was introduced by Mr.. F.
w. Wilson, president of Fhe DalIes Nc
Kinley Club.
Mr.. Spencer reviewed the financial
history of our country from 1896 to the
present time. He explained the truth
OF the Gresham law, or the promulga-
tion of well-known principle in 1856
in England which he applied to all ma
tions at all times where two or more
metals circulated side by side. That
principle is that the cheaper money will
drive the dearer out of circulation.
When money was grst coined by our
government at a ratio of 15 to 1 gold
was driven out of circulation. An at
tempt was made to remedy it by estab.
fishing the ratio att 16 to L. This was
an error the other way and silver be :
came the scarcer metal. The govern
ment cannot legislate value for silver.
Silver must take its place in the COM
mercial world along with every other
commodity. If legislation would give
silver value Mr.. Spencer would go fur
lther than the Populiste, If l6 to l
would double it's value, he wondered
why they did not make it 8 to and
quadruple it, or to one and make it
worth eight times as much. He would
make it 1 to and make all of US mil
lionaires. He closed with strong ar
gument to support the regular ticket
and vote FER straight.
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a QUESTION ANSWERED.
why Did xou Come out Independent

BY the request of many friends and
voters of this county, who believe, like
myself, that this free country should be
run by the people, and not by any fac
tion nor political bosses of any party,
who would down man without any
cause whatever.
Now, gentlemen, 1 do not ask for
more than others have had before me,
and have only done my duty as faith
full custodian of the funds of this county,
and shall continue to do SO as long as
you say by your vote for me to stay in
this Office; not favoring the rich more
than the man who tolls long for his
hard earned dollar.
leave it for the voters of this county to
say if a tried man is not as good as ali
untried man in this responsible office.
d120w3t VIM. MICHEL.
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wAYsIDE oLEANINGs.
Random Observations and Local Events
of Lesser Magnitude.

The Elks will meet at 80 tonight.
All members are requested to be present.
The Sunday school will hold regular
services at the NJ. E. church tomorrow.
At the bowling contest last night the
single men won the first nights contest
by S5 points.
Home dramatists are rehearsing their
coming play, ''Past:R ption," at the
Baldwin opera house.
Mrs. Slee, who came down from Spo-
her husband at Pr1neville.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Rohr of Portland
returned home this morning from visit
to Mr.. D. G. Ireland at Moro.
The Lutheran church, Rev. L. Grey,
pastor, will hold services in the First
Baptist church at 9:3O a. m. and 1880
p. m.
Mrs. B. D. johnson came up from AS
toria yesterday to spend Decoration Day
in the city, when she will leave for a
visit with her parents in Columbus.
The Baldwin opera house now in good
order, will be rented at one half former
rates, until further notices Address
mySO,3t -. G. B., P. o. Box 211
A fac smile of the ticket to be voted
appears on our fourth page, as voted by
Republican. We trust there will be
about 400 of these ballots cast next
Monday.
The Regulator left this morning with
flags flying at half MASH lin honor of the
dead heroes, whose contrAdes will today
strew flowers over their gfaves all over
the land. =
A fierce wind is blowing>up the river
today, which makes the \piver seem
higher than it is. 1t has raised about a
foot in the past twenty -four hours, as
nearly as can be ascertained.
At the Congregational church the pas
tor will occupy hisown pulpit tomorrow
morning. Sunday school Immediately
after the service. Other meetings will
be announced for the union services.
The Congo Oil Co. will give minstrel
show tonight and propose to charge an
admission fee of 10 cents. After it pie
contest will occur between two boys.
The boy who gets outside of it first will
be given prize, the balance of the un-
eaten pie.
Major Clifford. commanding the North
ern Pacific division of the Salvation
Army, will be with the Army Saturday
and Sunday and will deliver addresses.
Ice cream and cake will be served this
afternoon and tonight at their hall on
First street. sv
Rev. o. D. Taylor, pastor, will preach
at the First Baptist church, tomorrow
morning at eleven O'Clock. The sermon
will treat of national affairs and win be
of particular interest to patriot hearts.
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The Jury Vote the Australian Ballot.

The jury amused themselves during
the long hours last night while they
were trying to agree on verdict in the
Snipes case by taking vote on the po-
litical situation. Sample ballots were
handed them, which each quietly
marked and deposited in hat. The
vote showed their minds were about in
the same confusion on the political sit
uation as they were on the Snipes cass
Perhaps the best index as to their party
complexion was shown in the vote for
congress, Bennett receiving z, Ellis 8
and Quinn 2.
This opinion is corroborated by the
vote for superintendent of schoole, the
Democratic nominee receiving 2, the
Republican 8. while one of the two
Popnlists knew that Miss Hansbury was
not legally candidate. For the other
positions, the vote showed a past tre-
mendous agitation in favor of the Re-
publican candidates.
For supreme judge, Bean led the
ticket. receiving 5, Bennett, Dem. 4,
CASTOR the inevitable 2.
CiSAh AAO4SaJ . POPuAdIIIS Was
manifested, receiving the full Republi-
can vote, majority of the Democratic
vote, and even one of the Populists:
Kelsay 8, Gates 8. Driver also gained a
Democratic vote: Driver 4, Woodcock
6, Taylor 2.
For joint senators the Demo Pop fuse
is apparent: Armsworthy (dem) 5,
Dufur (dem) 6, Michel (rep) 6, Moore
(rep> 4.
For representatives, B. S. Huntington
leads the ticket with g., Henry 8, Mes
singer 2, Jones 2, Coon 1.
For county treasurer, thu independent
candidate is top man. VIM. Michel re-
ceiYed 5 votes, Geo. Liebe A, Seth Nor
gan 2, and @. L. Phillips l. s.
Geo. Morgan, accepting the jury g vote
as indicative of anything, is the most
popular. He received votes to Whip.
ple's 8. Morgan is our townsman, while
Whipple is not so well known in this
locality. R.its ts4
For coroner, Butts 6, Williams 4.
For surveyor, Schultz z, Colt 4.
The last named again shows the COM
PiCAion "a VIC jury pod6ieatfy.- 60tA
men are held in equal esteem by the
community.
1t is now too late to subpoena a jury
with Republican majority, which
party is really dominant, and the vote if
it shows anything is very complimentary.
as it indicates that the Democratic party
propose to vote for many men who.rep-
resent the party of protection and the
friends of both gold and silver as money
metals.
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.Bucklen,s Arlnca salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ehilblains
corns, and all skin ernptiopa, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect satfsfac-
tion. or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale Dy Blakeley and
Houghton, druggists.
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T. A. Van Norden,. the ~atchmak
and jeweler, can be found in his new
quarters, opposite A. NJ. Williams' store.
my8-1m
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Otto Birgfeld Is now ready to supply
families with the celebrated Gambrinus
keg or. bottle beer, delivered free of
charge to any part of the city. Tele-
phone "a.
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When Baby wassick, we gave her castoris.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them CastozIa.
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DR.. T. F. Campbefls.tM. d., N. ca
physician, surgeon, etc, late of Los
Angeles, Office at Umstilla house. All
calls attended. Telephone 81. 'Sss
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given 4hat theundersigned
has been duly appointed by the Hon. County
Court of the State of Oregon for Wasco county,
as admiuistrator of the estate of Anna Francis
Carlson, deceased. -. .zs,,s. - A. -
All persona having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same to me at
my office in Dalles City properly verified within
six months from the date Of this notice.
Dated May L, 1896 NJ, So,
Administrator of the estate of Anna Francis
Carlson, deceased. my16-5eit-
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
frg-Nctice Is hereby gwen tn7t there
vii b. q meeting Of the tnekhosGerS
or the Rsesr~sr Geld Mining Company. at
room 50 Bailey building. Seattle. Wash
or the 1ssh day OF March. 1S~s. at the hour
OF II o'clock a. IN. for 1ne purpose o.
sssrtir- 4 board OF ave trustees OF said
COMPANY, TO serve until the FIRST Tuesday
IL Jure fSss and for the transaction OF
sueh other business as may properly
come before such meeting.
This meeting IS called under section L
article q Of the bylaws Of said company
In accordance with written request. s.ga-
Cd by usrsonS representing more than
ore-<ourth Of the capital stock OF said SOM
rany which request has been duly fled
with ne J. NJ WIT.NANS. Secretary.
Dated al Seattle. Wash. February -.
$50
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DEATHS AVID FUNERALS.


xOr.I.I.F&EEcK--Th funeral 81 Henry
Nori,snheck will ~ hed at ffae Church
OF Our LADY. or Good Iisip this morning
at s.Is O'Clock.
r,prw-Tne funeral of Thomas r. Drew
will take place at ire Eh1rrh OF is1r
LADY OF Good Help at ~ o'ef0~s tnss
morning; special train 20 cemetery 81
conclusion Of servteea-
WHTTF-The funeral services ~ Ars-
Hannah T.. White vii take psaes ~ me
rexidence OF her sou, - h1xfstea
street, Saturday morning. Aarch 4. az -
O'Clock
MogAS-In geafsie. At fhe family resi-
dence, 1871 Fifth avenue. Francis fsosssFt
Moran, son u Mr.. and Mrs James
Moran. Of bronchitis, agea years ara
SIX months.
fsDO~NFII~-fn Seattle, ~ the family
residence. corner Of Fourth avenue
south ard Washington street. AAi.es
Mary orponneii, daughter = Nj an9
Mra Cornelius fg.Igonusil. - rHsaiar.Ai
fever, aged ] year and fTontns
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4, n-ss~ 20 seryrs correct snsfrsior Of
,.rsf-ex ts-sss~ these hez1tnxs. ire sz-Fse
ssos,fd - lest at TIRE business cfrces %
fhis paper 10 charge = naaae f3f sSen
notices. - -
rrsreraf notices. resolutions ~ oiner So
rial arnnurcrnssg1.g ~sil - enaFE@G ~ tns
So. - IA eerfH re~ lire eaen insertion
observation-disclosures CO
ASve~ff~srx' Notice
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHERTFF'S SALE-In the
superior court Of the state OF Washington.
for the county OF King. Mrs. Susan NJ.
ftreld formerly Susan NJ Kn0wles}
Plaintiff, vs. Henry Drum. Jessie NJ
Drum. Merchants National bank. OF Ta-
coma, corporation. and Robert Win
gate, receiver Of the Merchants National
bank, of Tacoma. defendants. No q 7es.
Under and by virtue or an order OF sale
ana special execution issued out OF the
above named court. in the above entitled
cause. and to me directed and delivered
nave duly levied upon the following de-
seflned real property. situated IN King
county. Washington. to-wit:
All OF the northwest quarter On w "
and the north half On. - OF the southwest
quar- Ter -: W. Ia, and the northwest quar-
rer IN W. "a OF the southeast quarter
g. r. IA OF section number thirty-fOur
go. township number twenty (3D north Of
range number six 90 east Of the Willamette
meridian.
Notice IS therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 10th day of April, 1896. at
the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m OF said dav
al the 'front.' door OF the court house In the
city OF Seattle. in said King county 7 vfu
sell the above described properly at publIe
auction 70 the highest and best bidder.
Dated this 9Th day OF March. 1896.
a. T. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff
William H. Pratt Tacoma. Attorney.
NOTICE OF sHERIFF~s sALE.-In the
superior court Of the state OF Washing
ton, for the county OF King Louis
Schwabacher and Sigmuna scbwa-
oacner plaintiffs vs.. William r. Lewis
as administrator with the viii annexed
OF the estate Of William 6 Hin, de-
ceased. Alice s. Hill, Elizabeth !
Lewis. inpleaded as Elizabeth s HIM
AIice =. Hi. William G. Hill James
Marsaali Hi. Bertha HILL Helen Mn.
kafAerine Hill. Margery Hul, Cornelia
Rose Anger. as e1ecutFix OF the last will
and testament of Henry g Alger. de-
ceased and H s. Meserye. defendants.
Cnder ana by virtue OF an order OF gale
ato special execution. issued out % the
above named court. In the above entitled
Gause. ana 20 me directed and delivered
nave uuiy levied upon the following de-
s1IlDeu real property. situated in King
CValtF. Washington. fo-wit: The north
eLe-Ga4f "a Of lot two o. in block seven
". N David s Msynard's plat OF the
toEn tnow city, Il Seattle
Netlce IS therefore hereby given that on
tr.aay, the 1ysh day OF March isss. at the
sacIr o. 10 o clock a n. OF said day. al the
tcnt door Of the court house. in the city
q Seattle, IN said King county, / viii sell
tne above described property at public
a1ctlon. TO tie highest and best bidder,
for cash
lated tbs 18Th day Ct February. Is-
A. II VAN DE VA&TE.R. Sheriff
Carr * Preston. Attorneys.
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HfsfT.LrocK-fy Wssfnssfay. March :.
fSsg 10 fhe wffe 81 Dir Isaac Uimsi-
heck. a daughter
rsfyFxNg-On Tuesday. February = fsSS.
10 the wlfs OF Ar. q. l. Burns, a sasgh-
FER
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REWARD.

reward OF so will bs paid for infor-
nation leading 70 the arrest afo con.ic-
lion Of any one steaiinE COPIES nh Va
Tost-frteIIIxercer delivered 70 subscribers
throughout the city.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPL Sealed
lsas viii be received by the board OF e.
rectors % the state psnitentiaTy. at their
o~lca in walla Walla. Wash. up TO :
O'clock u m Of April II. lsSS. for the fol-
lowing supplies viz: Groceries. dry
goods leather and findings. paints ana
oils tobacco drugs and medicines vege-
tables. flour ard feed, and plpe ard NJ
rfrrs For further particulars address
JAMES MTNHoE Secretary
WaIla Walla. Wash.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE

Aaxsrt.,~rs desiring display advertise
trsrrf cnangss for the sunday issue mus
hand fn copy BY ! o'clock Saturday - in-
sure change
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The following letters await advertisers
fhla n1icn.


C.. a. n FUNERAL NOTfcE.-The funer-
al OF Thomas Drew. deceased will take
p.aca this iFfidayB morning Al ~ O'Clock
al members OF Stevens Post. q. \ r.
% winch Comrsds Drew was n member.
ara al Other Grand Army men, are re-
qBesied 70 meet IN Stevens Post room.
Hlnckley block. NJ O'Clock a. m. 70 at
teud the funeral IN a body. the inter-
reached hy special train. free of charge.
or the s., T. :. 4 l.. railroad. ky order
OF ! u Wrestling. commander OF Stew
ems Pest
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
state OF Washington. for the county =
King. London and San Francisrgs, es. -
Limited. a corporatl0n. plalhtaH 49,.
Ehen Smith, David Reli0S ana Fss ..sI
J.. Ferry. as executors q tne ne, - $3.50.
and testament OF George y. Hili. 49, 81. A.
ed. Eugene X Hin. as administrAl0sss 80
bonis non. with the viii annexed 4 r.s;vs
estate OF Ellen X. Hlli deceases,1is sssiss
Maud Hi. George Edward h III, al.
Kellog I'M and Eugene Cary HE, gIIs't
dren and heirs al law 81 George y. ts -.
and Ellen X Hill. both deceaseos -.
Smith, David Ksilog and Pierre ss..ss.
~. SIS guardians Of the person shS s@ssss<
of Sfesrge Edward HIll Ellen hss9
Hill and Eugene cary I'LL. iut11r iii
dren and heirs AZ law Of George y is
and Ellen K. Hin. both dsssss, 80. al
Eliza Bates. as executrix 2. - as-sas4
ard testament OF Leavitt Rates .-ss,rAt
81. Allen @. Mason. joseph hs .ss ~
and Ieunfa 4 McNauFht. ~ - -
wife: j. -. Lowman. Mary bvSasi@- .
Jacob Furth and Minnie =. itIervv r
administrators OF the estate ~ fl 49, m.
Yeeser deceased: James AcNaasnss ~.
Iory butter. David Kellos, J jan s7Sso.~ssf
Naasl4t. Florence Chick and I,e ~ n
HYDE, as executors OF tne 49, Ioa3
Tssrvs c.assan1Ira F. George. rs 49,
frlx ~ the last viii and ~ css--rv a
". George, deceased saraa =. .t.s.esy,ess
execufrIx OF the last VIII az o. Haf-
Of r X. Ferry. decsessif y sxe~ssfrs1
ris 8 Bah, nellie Phinney. a ). cav c.
81 Ire LAST viii and testament OF ,a -
Phi i's 5a' deceased. Charles , nssE
guardian. r ; Ballard. ,,-,' ALOE I.
Burnside. Roy 4 90, ~ 5sssr,ri rD4bbiA
IA CsefIga r. a. Carr ana 1Alana
a \. No. n .es7. suFirnol as aa1
The STATS Of Washington 70 ihs 80 go vi
Eliza bates. as executrtx q ~ s4.~sreases:
and testament 81 lyeaFltt ,Issee-s,arhf r :.
J ase James MrNaaght. ~ ssss.'FIo .
tSs eefste on D. n HYDE. de. go estate u
enee Chick. a. exectilrix o. ti ~, Hyde.
Il. y. Hyde. deceased. - - 3 n Hyas.
Is, - $50 al s. BAN ana Charles f
guardian. Defendants ,.s "a appesf
You are hereby saa TT sa,e n TIE ssss
wi,i nm SIX .i', ~ ~ luminous. o~i, No..
~ sxfv Ia gsvs after me en- asy., = arssos
Is<a: ard aefena the above eA ~ saswO
IN the above sEtltie1 co1ft. 49,
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Advertisements under the head % Lost.
Pound Fer Sale. Fer Rent ard Situations
Wanted wif be inserted al the rate OF
cent q word each Insertion. Payment az
ways Ia advance. No advertisement re-
cslged for less taan = cents
NCTfCE.-The business ONCE OF the
pcef-fntelllgencer is open until III p. M
Sunday hours, "A 90 u ~ =. m. and Z
10 > D. m Classified Advertisements vii
be received up TO this time.
Advertisements will be received at
braEeh Offices Of the po@t-fnfeiligencer.
TACOMA BUREAU-No. ils2 Pacific
avenue.
PORT TOwNsESD-A French e. Co.
BELIINGHAN BAX-New Whatcon,
corner Holly and Canoe streets. q. III.
Culver. Manager.
of.YMPIA-4i7,L Main street. Charles
Watson. AE.rt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

STOLEN WARRANTS-Th following is
a list of warrants stolen from the safe
in the office of the White River Mill
Company. on the night OF Marcn :,
please look out for same:
King county school warrant No. l02
district No. 90, drawn February II, 1896,
in favor of ]. c. Moss, for $50, same hav-
ing been indorsed.
King county school district No. l07, war
rant No. 43. dated January 81, 1886, in ia
vor of My~5le Essen, for s35, against gen.
eral fund, warrant Endorsed BY her.
King county Palmer bridge warrant No
6.S0l, in favor of White River Mill Com
pany, for si0.S.
King county road district No. n, war
rant No. 6.0I4, in favor of White River
NH Company, for sls05.
King county road district No. 80, war
rant No. 6.0s7, In favor of White River
Mil Company. for s1.47 The road and
bridge warrants are Endorsed by White
River Mill Company TO Leslie Hile
All are the property of Leslie Hile and
payment has teen stopped
LESLIE HILE
Ennmclaw, Wash
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