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MATRIMONIAL TIES.

Miss Florence Fairchild and Charles H.
Bigelow Jr. were married Thursday evening
at the First NJ. e. church by Bishop Fowler.
The impressive service of the Episcopal
church was used. The bride was attended by
Miss Caroline Fairchild as maid of honor,
and Miss Villas, Miss Ellen Wheelook, Miss
katheo Mason and Miss Alice Fairchild as
bridesmaids. Harry j. Horn Jr. was best
man, and the ushers were Fred Bigelow,
Albert Bigelow, Julien Kirby and John Blake
ly. reception and supper followed the
ceremony at the Fairchild home, As Summit
avenue. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow left on
the evening train for New Orleans. They
will reside at 1a College avenue after
March l.
Miss Carrie Hill, daughter of John Hill,
OF Hazel Park, and Frederick Q. Mann were
married at House of Hope church Wednesday,
Rev. Paul Egbert performing the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Mann have gone East, and will
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at the home of her brother, G. H. Callahan
Cards and dancing were the chief features of
the evening. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Guestin, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Tracy, Mr..
and Mrs. P Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Barry,
Mrs. Degnan. Mrs Harmon. Misses Barry,
Somers, Rausch, Manville, Dougherty, J. Fin
nerty, G. Jobst, N. Jobst, NJ. Harmon Messrs
3. Barry. A. Bergh, N. Reed, Finnerty, j.
Degnan, J. Barry, Dougherty, J. Flos, C..
Wolfe. G. Slater. J. O'Donnell and j. Sullivan.
One Of the pleasant events of the week was
the birthday party given by the Misses Tillie
and Frances Gantzner, at their home at Lake
Como. Progressive euchre ana dancing were
the features Of the evening. Head prizes
were won by c. Pickett and Mrs. A. Pott-
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the initiative in preparing for large recep-
ton for the women visitors.
A leap-year party was given by the ladies
Of the Nameless Pleasure club, at Clifford's
hall. last Wednesday evening. Among those
present were Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Dietz
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snyder, Misses Susie
Balster, Josie La Belle, May Imhoff. Carrie
Egner, Edna Gordy, Hattie Rapne. Cora
Westminster, Lottie Walton. Louise Baker.
Lillian Cassen, Eva Henderson and Messrs.
John Rapne. NJ. D. Imhoff, NJ. F. Jams, Louis
Steven, John Turner. A. Breggs. Lou Clio
tenhagen. NJ. Rue. James Black. Fl. e. Cor
dy, F. J. Comitsch.
The leap year party at Opera hall. st. Paul
Park. Friday evening" was the MOST success
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gieser, foot prizes by e. J. Kissel and Mis-.
bei Moorhead. Among those present were.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Montant Mr.. and Mrs. u.
Y. klssel Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Dowdle MT
and Mrs d. Gantzer; Messrs E. ]. Kissa,
e. Haas, G. Pickett ]. Dowdle, B. Walsh'
L. Gantzer, q. Gantzer. J. Gantzer. p r
Sullivan, O. Kunze: Misses Molne Dowdle
Bertha Kunze. Miilie Pottgieser; Mrs. A. Pott
gieser Refreshments were served at mid
night. W
On Tuesday evening twenty young women
gave reap year sieighfng party to their gem
tieinan friends After visiting Fort Karnival,
ana making general tour of the city, the
party proceeded to the home Of Miss Wheel.
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Lizzie, Alma and Amelia Morritz, Mary Shea.
Emma Hall, Lizzie Gross, Margaret Pierce,
Lena Stoltz. Emma Thompson and Ellen
wright; Messrs Neil. Maurice, James and Pat
Malone. Henry and Robert Mackey. Otto and
Edward Strindorf Mike and william Collopy.
Robert Shea, Thomas, William and Michael
Rawleigh, George and Edward FINN, r T.
w. Stoltz, D. Grey, Henry and Fred Morritz.
Thomas Armstrong. Otto Dersch j. Beach. ii.
Grey, George and Louis Gross, Maurice O'Con-
nor. Dancing and cards were the principal
features Of the evening. Music was furnished
by the Oakdale orchestra. Supper was served
at 1880.
farewell party was rendered Mrs. Harmon
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CHURCH sOCIABHITY.

Mrs. g. King. of University avenue, en-
tertained the Young Ladies' Society of 81.
James Episcopal Church Tuesday evening.
Mrs. C. X. Sharood, of SIS Jessamine street.
entertained the ladies Of st. Luke's Aid So
ciety Of st. Paul's Church Friday afternoon.
A dime social was given Wednesday night
at the home of Miss Ossiman, $50 Winslow
avenue, for the Daughters of the King
There was dime social at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. s. w. Dickinson Friday even
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II St. Paul Society.

vided for by the amateurs themselves,
and now it is possible that there will
be a surplus, which will be devoted to
the carrying out of Mr.. Johnson's idea
Of establishing a school or club for the
development Of the art of acting. The
sale Of seats for the performance will
begin tomorrow. Some of the boxes
have already been engaged, and the
audience will be a brilliant one without
any doubt.
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CLUB TALK.

At the meeting Of the St. Paul chapter of
the D. A. R. Tuesday afternoon the following
gress in Washington. Feb. %, were elected:
Delegates-Mrs. D. A. Monfort, Mrs. W. T.
Donaldson, Mrs. G. e. Riggs, Miss Ada Muir
ply. Alternates-Mrs. ]. H. Southall, Mrs. e.
port. Resolutions offered by Mrs. G. e. Riggs
were most complimentary to Mrs. r. M. New
port, the state regent, and were received and
adopted with applause. Mrs. Newport will re-
tain her present position. 1t was suggested
by Mrs. Newport that at the g. A. R. en-
campment in September this chapter take
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1876 Marshall avenue,

reside at the Navarro, 495 Marshall avenue,
after Feb. 15.
Miss Agnes Schiermann and Henry Schlenk
were married Tuesday evening at the home
street. by Rev. Addison Moore Of Woodlaad
Park church.
The marriage of Miss Anna Tillson, Of
Bangor, Me-, and Charles Stinchfeld Of De.
troit, will take place Feb. 10 at the home OF
enue.
Miss Dittenhoffer and j. E. Rose will be
married Feb. 10.
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HASKELL'S SILKS.

For over four years we have been
sole selling agents in st. Paul for
Haskell's Silks. To remove any
doubt that may exist on this subject
we append the following which
bears date of Jan. 18th, 1896:
''Our No. Black Taffeta Silks,
20 inches wide, our No. ~ Black
Taffeta Silks, % inches wide, Black
Satin .Duchesse, Black Peau de Sole,
Black Armure Roya1es, Black Alma
Royales, Black Gros Grains, Black
Satin Rhadames, Black Double
Warp Surahs and Black Bodice
Linings-The Defender-are con-
trolled by Manufacturer Bros, st.
Paul. No other house in st. Paul
can procure them of us. Mann
heirner Bros. are also sole selling
agents for our Quality A Change
able Taffeta Silks.
''Our guarantee for reliability
and wear goes with every yard sold
through our regular agents.
HASKELL SILK COMPANY.
'Saccarappa, Maine"
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PAST PLEAsANrR1Es.

Miss Josie Malone, of Lake Elmo was pleas
antly surprised by d number of her friends
Wednesday eveningstn hgnor of her birthday.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. C. Malone,
Mr.. and Mrs. JameAiMalane. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Malone, Mr.. and Mrs. Flanagan, Misses
Kathryn. Beatrice, Mary, Gertrude and Babe
Malone. Matte and Kittie Collopy. Mamie Mo-
Ian, Mary and Emma Stark Sophie Marty,
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Muslin Underwear
Department. Second P,oo,

And now we commence our Feb
ruary Sale of Underwear, with just
as great bargains as we gave You
during the January sale, just
closed. AS samples for Monday:
Good Muslin Gowns, nice rs
ly trimmed, at ANT
$50, 47c and o0S
Empire Gowns, beautifully trim
med in embroidery, for d. 81
oec, CSC, eoc, 81 and. SIek0
And from that price up to the
most extreme novelties.
Good Muslin Drawers for. l5o
Good Muslin Drawers for .25c
Muslin Drawers, embroid- IN
cry trimmed, for MIC
24c, SOC, 45c and wv
You must see our line of Trilby
Drawers, those that are lace and
embroidery trimmed.
Our new line of White Skirts
created most favorable comment
during the January sale. We in
tend it will continue through Feb
ruar1 by adding new styles and
continuing those low prices.
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This New Silk Year
Novelty Silks for Spring.

NOVelIy silks TUT Spring.
Tomorrow an exceptionally choice
collection of warp printed Chame-
leon Persians, Plain Persians, JAG
guard Persians, Satin Striped Per-
slams, New Fancy Persians, etc.
We have for many seasons enjoyed
the reputation of leading all in rich
quality and pretty designs in nov
city silks, but this lot tomorrow is
the most beautiful col1ec- f1 an
ton NV we have ever shown DI.S;V
at SEC, 6OC. zoe and PAeVV
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Special Deliveries ALI Stations

ing, given by the Ladies' Aid Society OF At
lantic Congregational Church.
There will be social at House of Hope
Monday evening. ~
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and Cedar streets. The club members Will
attend in uniform. Promenade waltz at
o'clock.
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SO pieces full 24-inch rich Satin
Brocades on India grounds, worth
81 Ok
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At S1.1S a Yard:

10 pieces full 22-inch very heavy,
extra lustrous, real Sis quality
Satin DucheSSe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-02
At so Cents a Yard:

Is pieces full 24-inch Taffe+a
ground Satin Jacquarded Silks
worth fully 75c.
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BLACK DRESS FA BRIcs.

We have never been so busy in
the Black Dress Goods Department
as now, and we have never shown
SO large and varied assortments.
Reliable qualities, correct styles,
lowest prices have made this the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-02
Black Silks.

The Popular Weaves.-The Cor
rect Styles.
At soc q Yard:
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Mohair Sail Cloths, specially
adapted for street and travel,
strong, serviceable and stylish, in
choice color combinations, O. eA
50 inches wide. Special n .slsS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-02

Costume Cloths, double and twist
yarns, with silk bugs, 50 O. M
inches wide. Special, per sOlsUsI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17
TWO TRAINS DAILY (GxCU8x
sunday TO SPUnANU.
The Miaers' Popwfsv Rsuo
70 ROSSLAND and ell
,KOOTENAY|
J POINTS.
TIME SCHEDULE.
~ nNo~t Tuna "a feoR
POINTS.


In effect June IA. lss9
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For ST. Paul and East. $50 p. ~
For Spokane and Local. 80 p. - -
C17sl5 a. m.
For Portland. 40 a. m. and - = e ~
sFor Olympia. Gray's Hagb0r a.
Bend. . o. m.
For Carbonate. AS .. n.
For Tacoma. $50. tbs and =. - g.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From 81. Paul and East, $40 = = Il
From Spokane and Local. 80 .. - r.!
clll.D p. m
From Portland; $40 and us 2 - -
Frota Tacoma. $50. So and lI,1 = ~
$40 $50 and II 50 D. n.
sDaily except SUNDAY All others
This card subject TO change WifDo9s
tice
Through tickets 70 japan and cAim "
Northern Pacific Steamship Co0po1Nt
American line.
For rates. routes and other infoemoaD
call on or address
I. A. KADBAG
General Agent. Seatua
CITY Ticke; ofYsce. corner Iesa9
and Front street 4.-2
Depo, Ticket Office. corner 49,
.. enue and Columbia street.
A. d. cHARL1UM:
Assistan; General Passen1eS -
No. 20 Morrison street. cosu0
Portland. Or.
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NOTICE TO rnE rUsLic.

The pubic r. ber~ssy warrsc not 20 pay
any money 70 parties rsprs~enSsng 70 %
5 rents o. The e@attss Posf-Ente1kSsrscsf.
excep. the Following. WHO srs the oE-y
authorized trayessnx sxssts Of TIE ros,
5uselsixer~er. viz: J. A. As-.e.,aH, .. :.
IA Whey. Il A. Harrison. VIZ II. Harsn1
and C. r. Peck. This toes not Apply 70
rcagdeuz agents AZ this f.aeer VIC are
Gated in various cities and towns "a tn9
Northwest nor 10 rsoxTnasteys. wlso aIe .l
~ Cases ty.horsxee to take sulssssxspfions
for the Daily. ss1rstay and Weekly 30 .s
1nteaz1wcnoer Citr cossee1Drw. J. A. tafa.
cart. r +. HaWiey. W. w. Essh& 49,
william Beatty.
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A l. A = X A.

Pacific Coast steamship Conpanys
POPULAR STEAMER A1~kI.
All newly refittei. new upper deck cabins
and new and commoiious second-ciass
passenger Recommendations. will sail from
Seattle. October Is. at "a. m. via Tacoma.
calling at
MARY ISLAND.
kF~TCHTEAN.
wRANGEr4 SUMDUM.
DOUGLAS ISLAND. JUNEAU, XIII
LISNOO AND STTkA.
Fare To Wrangel. Cabin. 81: second
class. $3.50.
Fare TO Juneau: Cabin. SO; second
class. s..
j. r. TRoWBRIpGE.
Puget Sound Superintendent
Seattle office. Ocean dock. foot of Main
street Telephone. Main 20
Csoodail. Perkins * Co.. general agents.
san Francisco.
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PUGET SOUND q ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria b q
s.oaamLv Nj Tacoma IifolArI s.ssan
io:lsanLvi ri Seattle STAR s.goa m
i:3ssrnLv 7ePt. Townsend sslAriil .asfrn
<,7Gpm ArilIp Victoria MI.yi .s1nvn
sDaEiy except Monday
This steamer furnishes irsf-class accom-
nodafsons. carving both freight ana pas
sengers. and leaves from YeSier wharf
Seassie
For rates. etc. inquire OF
q. F. TuNDNDyEr
Yesler wharf Seattle.
l. A. NADrAf'
General Agent ". p. Railway.
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INN. I.
North bornd-Leaves Seattle I a. m:
leaves Port Townsend q. m: leaves FRI
day Harbor le.3o a. m. leaves Roche Har-
Dor 1i:45 y. m: arrives New Whatcom
ESQ D. m.
South hound-Leaves New whatcon a.
M: leaves Roche Harbor 10 a. m. leaves
Friday Harhor IL a. m. leaves Port
Townsend o. M. arrives at Seattle 7.45
y. m.
J. r. Thompson. manager-owner. Lilly.
Bogu rfius A. Co. agents. City dock.
Telephone. Main 81.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
srEAMER ROsArIE

Arlington dock. l&aves for vlctof)a ~
Por, Townsend daily. except Sunday. 4
1850 n. m: returning leaves victotA e
10 a. m Steamer Idaho leaves for M
Townsend and way ports daily. e1eoe
Sunday, at a. m: Sunday. difect u \
a. m. returning. direct. leaves ~
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
Townsend San Juan Islands and New
Whatcor, Returning. leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. at
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BARREL. FACTORY.

SEATTLE BARREL FACToRY-Manl-
fscturers all kinds OF cooperage. Near
Washington iron works. Grant street
bridge Seattle Wash Best OF refer
ences. W =. Ge-ow Manager.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. $50 mi Tacoma at. a.soa m
Tacoma at. 1000 4 m Seattle at. ..ie:Ao m
Seattle at. loo mi Tacoma at. 800 o m
Tacoma at. $50 p nj Olympia at. $50 . n
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle at. 30 nj Tacoma at. $40 m
Tacoma at 1000 q mi Olympia at. 30 % IN
Olympia at. zoo p m Tacoma at. :. s % . m
Tacoma at. $50 p mi Sesstle at. 80 D m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. Is
cents. Landing al Seattle City dock. foot
OF Main street.
LILLY Boe' .RDCS & CO. Agents.
City dock. Telephone. Main 81,
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager.
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CRY TREASURER NoTIcE-CITY OF

CITY TREAsURER's NoTIcE-ClTY OF
Seattle.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
rent roll OF local Improvement district
No 81 for the improvement OF Broadway
and De Forrest street in the City Of Sc
attic from Yesler ave. 70 South Inc %
Oak stree. under the provisions or 0Fdf-
nance No. 2as. pruyid ng fo- said improve
ment by grading the same and construct
Ing sidewalks thereon and for an assess
rneng 10 pay therefor ny the mode Of
payment by bonds" has heretofore been
duly certified 20 me for collection. and
the respective sums therein charged ana
levied against each lot and parcel OF land
IN said district must DC paid IN ten equal
annual payments. with interest upon the
whole SUN 50 charged ard levied. o. s1ca
instruments thereof as remain unpaid az
fae rate OF ten per cent per annan. and
said interest mast be paid annually to-
gether with the annual installrT.nts fail
10 bear interest on TIRE sta day % No
vewnh@r lSss and the 4th irEtafinert q
said assessments and the Interest for the
4tA year will become due on the sth day
OF November. is*- Unless payment Re
made Of said lasfaflrueTt Of principal and
sad Interest on or before said 2ta dap %
November. 1895. the same shall become de-
na1aent. and shall bear Interest at the
pate OF ten Der cent. Per AMMAN until paid.
and IL not pad before TIRE same shall have
hec5u1e delinquent. q rs@aslfr Of I've per
cent shsa oc added. and the suns del3r-
nuent shall 10 entered % annual FAX rei
Tor the current year against each Sos and
parcel % land 50 delinquent and Win the
Interest 80 assctec other taxes. s-pa-
rate account oesng kept thereof. and Il
nos paid Stfhls tAs time fxfd for tae pap
nlsfss q. City taxes xhais b. collected as
suea t&ses are CO. k@cfe3. together with
ssaF.s additional charges or penalties as
are authorized 10 - charged and collected
en- other delinquent taxes. and each lot
or parcel 80 delinquent sSa8 - sold for
t7sN amount - such assessment. wstn III
te-s.t ans Tosfs. az tre time and IA the
manner &aA b. ;ne ssEze authority as
lands and lots are so41 Tor city taxes
GEORGE p MEAGE&A
City treasure as the CITY 81 Seatfls
Date os 1Esr psosacAi4oE. October .. lsek.
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STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
FLY ON THIS FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trims daily. except sunday
THE STEINER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. SeSi,le-Tacoma
TAXING EFFEcr TUESDAY. MAX |,
Leave seatS:e-.:as. ii.is a. N: s:is. Sis
p m.
Leave Seattle. a. m. II m.:sp. m.
Landing NJ Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
sundays. steamer. Flyer and State Of
Washington. fare soc.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
The magnificent steamers uriats.ia. tity
~ Paeb,a and Wai.a Walsa ply between
Townsend and Victoria. B. c; as follows:
San asf rr ssassss .'' San Francisco a. N.
a. m. .octoeer !. Il. IL. =
"a 81 November I. 6. IL. Is.
November ;. s. Is Is q. %, December l.
Leave San Francisco Due Seattle. a. m
For Seattle. 3 a. MI October 4. ?. IA. Is, ~
October l. s. IL. ie ..
- Is. 81. November }. 5. Is. ~
November s. 10. Is 3. Is. December J.
- IS. 90
The magnificent steamer City OF Topeka
leaves Seattle at A. M for Alaska Oct.
IA - Nov IL, IS. Dec. -. -. due back
at Seattle November Is. December 10. IS.
January 10.
The company reserves right 70 change
steamers or sailing dates.
j. F. TROwBRIDGE.
p s. Supt.. Seattle. Wash.
Gcoaali Perkins q Co.. General Agents.
San Francisco
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NOTICE To CREDITORS. All person,
having claims against The Guaun,ea
Loan and Trust Company. OF Seattle
Washington. are hereby notified md "a
cuire3 20 present the same verified. 70
the undersigned. n his Office roov., tsx
Bailey building. eorner Of Ses~o.la ara
Cherry streets. in the city OF S@affls
county Of King. state Of WASHINGTON
within three months from the yssse az
the first publication Of this no;i~e to-
wit che gss aay OF September fu.s i,
order 20 have such Gains listed with OH
e. valid Claims against said corporation
JACOB FVRTH
Assi gree Ard Receiver OF the Guarantee
Lean and Trust Company. of seattle
WaShtr Gtor.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
IL & MALL

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraith dock. foot OF WasA1pk
ton street. Tuesdays. Thursdays and ~
urdays. at O'Clock a. m. fer Klnaut1i
Port Gamble. Seabeck. Brinnon. Uo1K
Dewatso Iilliwaup Falls. Hoodsport oS
Union City. Returns alternate day&
d. TROUTMAN. 1asoa
Telephone. Red ISL.
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n order sc secure eorrscs insertion o.
&asfres under .h<s4 hezafnvs. the same
should b. left ~ the buMDess es4ce Of
This paper. No charge - nste for sSca
8oftcea.
Funeral notices. resolutions or CHER spss
esat Announcements rsu be charged ~ the
rate Of 70 cents per line sach tsseyrlo1.
observation-disclosures CO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


IN THE MATTER OF THE ASSIGN
ment of A. c. Fry & Co, insoivent
debtors.
Notice is hereby given that bids viii be
received by the undersigned up 10 and In
GLIDING the 9th day of October. 1895. for
the purchase OF ALI book accounts. notes
and interest IN real property belonging
10 said insolvent- BIDS may be made for
ali M said property. as a whole or separate
bids, for the book accounts or notes or
sad interests In real property may be
made.
The acceptance Of any bid or bids Will be
subject 10 the approval and order OF the
superior court Of King county, Washing
ton
Complete Information. giving names
OF parties and amounts Of said accounts
and notes and description and status OF
sad real property can be had Of the I'M
dersigned Oh application
Assignee OF A. c. Fry & CO.
Office: Main street.. Sc. cor. Railroad
ave. Seattle
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina, there
Will be sold al publ auction, where she
lies. IT her dock In Portian nd. Oregon, on
Monday, October 18th lsas. al 3 n. m.
the good ship James Nesmith her tackle.
apparel. furniture. boats. etc. j r kal-
" owner. w III. Stsrkey. master: wool
en- ship. about nineteen years Old: built
at Bath. Msine. registered tonnage. 1855
or Whereabouts
COMPOSITION - In nonparea. min,on.
osns s 81 0ns % the fol,
ton not exceeding II ems plea: BREWER
not exceeding s ems plea. long primer.
on large o-;srs. Adress Post-Inteiii.
gencer. Seattle.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY "a
manufacturers, business houses ana pub
he men nv the Press Clipping Bureau
taIlens,. Union block. Portland. Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17
IN EFFECT OCTOBER /. NJ
WI EAIrArYN

7 y
Sea tile. Ednonds and Everett Hoesn
Two round trips daily except Suniky.
Leaves Seattle I:4S a. m. .. N @.
meets with steamer Mikado for Snoho1iS
Lands at Colnsaa dock. foot Of NSfl55
street
Leaves Everett 10 a. M. $50 n. N G..
meets with steamer Flyer for Tnccma
Lands at Merchants dock. Everott
Seattle & Tacoma NAVIGATION Compoo,L
FRANK w. GOODHUE. Names
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17


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able terms
Boris stocks an. other vsiuseles re-
resxes on deposit for Ssse keeping.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
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