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nToRTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
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-MORTG AGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Defal,lt: has been made in the conditions
of q mortgage executed by Samuel F'indley
Gn;e,owerY "a Elizabeth A. Brewster, and
aatad Ssntember Cd, 1889, and recorded IN
the Office of the Register OF Deeds In Hen
nenin County State of Minnesota, on the
10Th day of September, 1889. In BOOK 29l OF
Mortgages, page 81. -. ~. -. !.
are "a a. follows, viz: Commencing At the
northeast corner of lot one ID insb!ockt one
hundred and eighty -four $50 in the ToWn.of
minneapolis, according to map or plat
thereof on aflie or Of record In the ofdce OF
the Register Of Deeds In and for said Coun-
ty. thence running west on the dividing iine
az said lot from Fifth street, twenty-five S22j
feet. thence at right angles, south. eighty
twenty-second avenue south, thence rum
ming at a right angle north to the placeSof
hesrinning. There is due at the date hereof
On said mortgage the sum of eleven hundred
and. seventy-flVe and .40-100 dollars, and no
action have been instituted to collect said
sim or any part thereof. Therefore, notice
is hereby given that by virtue of the power
Of sale in SAID mortgage contained and .of
the statute in such case made and provided.
said mort gage will be. foreclesed and the
premises therein described will be- sold at
nuf,lic auction furacash o;sthe highest bid
stler.ssat the front door Of the Court House.
a sFourtf, stieetS In Afinneap LIS, II ernepin
County Aforesaid, 8 on Monday the 14th day
Sc septefbers 1885, at 10 o'clock IN the fore-
noon TO satisfy said mortgage debt and fifty
dollars attorney p fees and disb,l rsemsnts nj
lowed by law. S go
H. EIrzAnETII 81 HRE5WsTER
II Atvhter. Atterfey rs s 81
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MI Reporte 5hy the ghass5 al & Lewis 90.
| Grain, Commit Sion and Stock BrokeFs;;s
land s Chambe Cnln1 erce, MinIea lif
Sept ssrd. i A
New YORK, 9:15 a M -ss;,,ga IS fulls 81
selling orders and there is not much sup
port 1t looks likt d low opening to buy
on. Advise purchases on any fllrt hersde-
cline. . l5vefybody Is sel1inE 81 ocks for q
reaction but don't Think Sits viii be- re-
1 allied. Price. ~ = ..ss 81. 3.
some buying by yesterdays sellers, Nor
| ton &. Worthington sold Dectmber. Corn
| is frnl on reported frost. The SINAI ire
cefpts in the northwest with low tenn
perature and steady cables keep Wheat
! tirm.---F. Il. Morrell. .ls ys u
almost entirely local. III. @. Parker and
| Barrett sold it down and the crowd who
were, short bid 1t up.--Hunt. 4.
New York, 9:45 a. m.-Stocks are strong,
but slightly off London solo. St. Paul and
traders are inclined to sell on decreased
marker, believe T. G. l.. is high enough
| but would not sell it. w ortley. III
Chicago, 1000 a. m.-The market on the
curb last night and this morning was
! bulled on reports of 100 loads of wheat
taken at New York for export. So far as
can find out the actual new business at
New York yesterday for export was only
three loads or "a. 90 obu. Some wheat taken
at western points is evidently figured
again when it arrives at the seaboard.-F.
X. MorrelI.
Chicago, 1915 a. MI think the market
looks toppy, &c reaction is enough for the
present and chances favor another decline
| unless export business materalizes which
is hardly probable except on a decline
r. Is. Morrell. -
Chicago. HOO a. m.-Logan is a good
buyer of wheat up to 5SMc. The New
York clearances caused the advance in
wheat. a st. Petersburg cable to London
Times gives a gloomy outlook for the
Russian crop. The quality is poor and
quantity deficient.-Cook. -
Chicago, 1903 a. nl.-Brosseau and John
Dupee are heavy sellers of wheat on the
advance. the buying has been mostly by
the scalping crowd headed by Leash and
John Jones. The crowd are long wheat.
LeaslS offered 100000 at 5SS4 and no trad
ing until 587sc-F. K. Morrel
New York ii Is a. m-London has been
only moderate seller Of st. Paul probably
not more than 1000 shares all told. We'll
sold 1000, traders sell on rallies. The buy
ing is scattered, Kitchen keeps on ham
mering Sugar by offering blocks Of cash
stock He has sold a very little stock
and is supposed to be acting for We'll. The
bank Of Eng]and sold s1,500;0o 0of gold for
the United Satisfactorily. r.
Chicago, 12:09-The last bulge In wheat
was on buying by Leask who hid $3.50
FOR 2sO, 900 bu. Logan paid 59c for 5000 bu.
but millions seem to- be for sale at $3.50
59c.-F. X. Morrell.
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MORTAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Default has been made IN conoiLions OF
en- and Nils Clausen, ner husband, to Alden
II. Potter and James mes Mex Thompson, and ma
off1ee Of the Register of Deeds In Hennepin
county, state of Minnesota, In Book 22S OF
Mortgages on page 5s2, said mortgage was
on the ra gay potte ad James
NIX THOMPSON to Isabel Reid and the as
gienment thereof duly recorded In the afore-
SAID fsher sso in Book so Of Mortgag page
4s2. The said Isabel Reid died III Hehne, ne,
pin county aforesaid, intestate' on the ti mr.,
day Of January 1894 ana isaac As~a1er Mds
Court of Hennepin county aforesaid, adj
1niilistrator of the estate of SAID Isabel
Reid and is still OF aa .n nrt
gage and is the legal assignee. and owner
Of the same The property described IN
and Py s naar af Of lots one
and UMs two e. in block forty-eight (4sl in High
land Park Addition to the city OF Minnea-
north and rear by eighty feet in depth ac-
nordinp to a map or plat of said addition on
fiIe or Of record In the office OF the Heglster
There is duo at the date hereof on said mort
rage the sum Of thirteen hundred ana Sixty
Six and 4P1oo dollars and nc ac a On at at
law or otherwise has been instituted 70 COZ
i lea said sum or any part thereof: -.
Therefore, notice is hereby given that BY
virtue Of the power OF sale IN sa a.. mo'r,gage
made and provided. said mortgage VIII be
| fnrsclosed and the premises deEcribed m
said will be soid e. pu1 90 fha sront
dnor Of the court house on 4th st, In the city
of Minneapolis, Hennepin county aforesaid,
on Monday the 7th day Of septem1oe s.+ iS
said mortgage debt and fifty dollars at.
farnev.s fees, and disbursements allowed
by law: 900. 4
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A. O. H. PRINTING.

we have ON hand at an times the necessary books
and blanks for the Ancient Order af Hibcrnans and
the Daughters of Erin which wesen 1.-THE following
prices: Il.
Application Blanks (new form) per hundred. 60
Due cards, per hundred .........l 100
Notice of Arrears Blanks per hundred ......... so
G;ck Committee Report Blanks per hundred - GO
D;,e,n Quarterly R.nort BLANKS DER hundred 90
Ode cards. Der hundred ~. 100
Letter Heads r. colors] per hundred ~. so
Letter Heads r. color] erhundred leo
Envelopes printed with return address, per hun 100
Financial Secretarys Register irst-class book 800
Recording Secretary's Book i. 81. 200
Treasurer's Book $50
States J. i. i, 90: !. ..,s &. $50
Secretarys Order Books. ~
Treasurers Receipt Books. Observation-Disclosures. ~
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State OF Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas coun

State OF Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas coun-
sty. SIS.
Frank 3. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner Of the firm of f. J.
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the City
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case Of Catarrl1 that cannot be cured by
the use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY. 81
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day Of December,
"a. ID. 1896. ..5. b, ..lss /, I. .:..
(SealJ a. w. GLEASON,
{: III Notary Public I.
Il: Halls FCatarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
$monials, free. 7. #s,.4ls. ~,
/ +. j.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o. i
!, Sold BY all druggists, 75c. Is
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The Crowd to Follow.

we have parties no ]onger-only
crowds, il the newspapers are to be be-
lieved. Thare is the gold crowd and The
silver crowd, and the ordinary citizen is
at loss as to which lie should follow.
If he wants to be right he should by all
means follow the crowd that uses the St.
Paul & Duluth Railroad between st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth, Saltwater, West
Superior and other northwestern points
OF Importance and interest. Everybody
uses the Duluth Short Line, because its
fast trains run smoothly at convenient
hours between terminals where close con-
nect:ons are made with trains and boats
running in all directions. Its equipment
is always of the latest and most ,uxuri-
Gus pattern, and once a patron is always
a patron Ticket agents will always
cheerfully provide maps, circulars, fold
ers and general information, or they may
be had by writing direct to w. A. Russell,
General Passenger Agent. st. Paul, MINI.
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CASH WHEAT MARKET.

The demand for this wheat on spot con-
tinues good and the tables are soon
clean UP of all offerings on the basis OF
about 2c under December price; for new
wheat; old wheat sells at about lc under
December price.
No. | northern to a1rive-Quite a little
wheat to arrive was worked on the basis
of spot prices and there is an open bid at
SPOT prices for all offerings, which will in
crease on any advance in the wheat mar
ket.
No. Northe111--Old wheat of this grade
is in good demand at about 1ac under old
No. l northern. New wheat of q good
quality brings about 1c under new No. !
northern and the poorer qualities sell
down to &c under No. 1 northern.
No. 3 northern and rejected wheat
Samples of old wheat of these low grades
Of wheat if of a fair quality are in fairly
good demand and bring prices of new No
2 northern. New wheat Of there grades lis
rather weak and very slow at 3@6c under
new No. northern. >..@.
No 8 wheat. / car, 491ac.
Rejected wheat car 2 lbs. Off 5211ac.
No. white oats, car old, 161sc.
No 8 oats. 2 cars, 15c.
No. 3 oats, car old, loo. Is
No. 5 oats, J. car new, 15Mc. l.. .- .,s
No. ) oats, car stained and dirty, 14Ac,
SAMPLE SALES ON CHANGE TO-DAY.
No. / hard 1 car old, +. 0. b., sec.
No. l northern, 10 cars new, 531sc.
No. 1 northern, cars new, 5SAc.
No. northern, IL cars new, 5Sc.
No northern, 10 cars new, to arrive,
5s1Ac.
No. l. northern, / car new to arrive,
10. northern, car old, 541zc. :,
No. L northern, 2 cars old to arrive, SIC
Nc. 1 northern, 1 car old, 54&c. 80 j:
No. northern, cars new, 51Ac:
No. 2 northern, cars ntw, Sic. ~,
No. 2 northern, 3 cars new, SIC. ;sl
No. 2 northern, 2 cars new, 511ac. s;
No. 2 northern, 2 cars, 51Ac. II.
No. Q northern, cars old, &c., MI
No. 2 northern, i car old, 533Ac. II
No. wheat, car, 5O1Ac. sS:s,tsi,sss
No. 8 wheat, cars, 49c. Es.......
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:: A. Reasonable, Rates.


uit the print letterheads
wedding
invitations anything
he Of Printing trial
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Austin. MINI Daniel Paine Of this city
anu Mss Ross Cloaigh Of lds:nneapo1is were
ssniasTt ed last 81 eek NJ Hoy Rosary Church,
Dbl sther Ne
q
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1 could ,Haa ny he eHo r.

q Could sHartll, Believe Is
q; . ii LA SALE i IT,. August, 140E. I
MyWife WassO aff1ictedby nervousness Tor mo
years that had to lay In bed mostly but Attef
& lie hsd takeh Pastor kOenie' Nerve Tonic only
three days she was so strength ened thas she was
IN III day, had % good appetite End slept well,
the twftchinR IN her hands and face st0ppeds sQ
that she took care Of sher child. People could
hardly believe that three bodies Of Pastor Ilpe,
nigs Nerve Tonic did Il, rs. ;, Y. sIAUsGHER..
Mrs. v. Lewis. of Is Miro st., Nov Orleans.
claims that Pastor Koenig 8 Nerve Tonic ~ ne
best sleep-producer OF all that she tr1ed dptlne
five years. ts 8 s5s rs H III 81 s33ss
Godsend.
s.. VERSAILLES, o. August, 1898. .
was treated during seven years, by good ply
sicians, for cramps, but of no avail; since March
took Pastor kOenig's Nerve Tonic and had no
more ATTACKS. / belioYe that such q remedy Is
sent by God. A. .sf J.MARsHALi.
RNrrAYDluatl0 Book ON Nervous DIS
LII eases and q sample bottle TO any AZ
dre1s. Poor patients also get the med
nAF 1Cino tree. q III u =,
This remedy haa been preparedby Reverend E.
Koenig Of Fort WAYNE. Ind, since 1896 and Is now
under his direction by the
KoENlo Med. CO.. Chicago, lll.
40 8. franklin Street.
eoidby Druggists at 81 per Bottle. eHro3
+ Large size, S1.75. 6 Bottles Tor So
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MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE

Offerings Of extra separator butter at 151Sc
with 15c bid, was the feeling of the market
as shown on change. First are steady, with
seconds and thirds trifle quiet. Dairy ex-
tras are in good movement at quotations,
with fine makes occasionally selling a frac-
moderate call. Seconds are going largely
ntofpacking stock. which latter grade Of
butter, although being exported extensive
Fly from the East. is being offered for sale
upon. the European market.
Eggs are proportionately higher here than
in Chicago. A firm market rules at 91ac.
New York is rather firm and values from
adyices received are well sustained.
FIVE hens are '1ac higher, together with
spring chickens.
Veal is firm at 7@71ac. Mutton and lamb
are steady and supplies adequate. Dressed
hogs are not wanted extensively. J:
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Ably Conducted.

4 sl,f95E ABLY SOnducIeQ. 49, "a
s.s The Phoenix Laundry has established q
Reputation unsurpassed for; all kinds of
laundry work: Iadies \ i1 irt waists never
look Amer than when done mp by the
Phoenix s155First avenue south. Tele-
phone 1928 ri. II. sls..ls 1sSs.
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80 a.. go
81 q 20
.45sS !. !, R I'D
10 ~ I !
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-09-03

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ne maui q h.l,ieu s,sh " 'ile oneoni, !,
ing iigure 70 ioiiow MN, ran aneaa al,u
llaiOeu ~ ias' ~ .,ie cover VI = hack,
ila-oack pusD. gun euz,ng IorWuru
over 'ne Ilaish, ne SVeauiiy he'u ou'
iiis manu- peiihu linl' as 'le ruSsiiig
shii' cllne ,ieaier' .. ias. h's M manu-
was eoucpeo'-pHV even aC tnat oouch
NC s'ai'r'' a'ih turh.u quieAiy'
~ was nv, niS mIie' nu' i'ose'--hel
lnu,a.D uoupie' nsi lace wus rigiu
WIZ, WIN ifisn'' ner oeauy eyes staring ~
.. shsn nm" Wv soeAsss, nIi VIM oIo.n
enaUVei,ns' ",r Icy she ,i,. wou,u ia,e spoAeh
LUSH ne eaiu' 'iaeniie ,,s.l iier manu-
IN d iierce WHISPER No'"woru, one
"as noil'ns soliesn,ns WING ~ ner
nnse.s' % 80 y sia.eneu ~ i'quioh,y' Twas
% nog , lion, n's "ie-noO - ~ .ne uia. ,.
suiseo .na.q nanu y nei htsy warming, pat
~ ,, ohe .na' ~ isn'empefeu .li. 10 Il i'were
sU,ce lioin 'ne,r pasl.
.,.,. s.t,l e. -. ~ 'ouss.ne ,, Sou ~ s@'e
yJa p;o, i.on, a,,,i sapIu,e, u,ssiaee ~ uea'u
, wnicn LIN. moulu lls;, nave come @ 70 you wnele %
~. w. "epe W.. gong s - nase s 'aaen roses
Puss' lcu heeu MOI lear tnat your
.tnnnod ~ IT. obaii % aontoas ~ ~ .hot ~. + -, on !.
trom har THirl s ~ So slas ~ ~ ! ch en- ~
anoa @ h,'t @ onin n sa, ro,o,s ~ y' ms' o,as
dan9.rn ~ -'- s''i'si A0u ai'n
% Hs cr,shed tho ,s..o, ~ I, q. h.,,a
"Ta,1 an'sa sa;s ~ 'ss'i :, al - ~ ,.,.. nauu'
.a;sinn w., ns,s ~ sa' 30 - d"I, n1iIe "IvPe.' %
d;d s ma,, Nv, Ia.salh..o,, a, SnU 'pe"A''"' when
''@ "cSo,lr ~ ,e"isner i',a1 -, -
....h.s, no y JuS1 just no"' gsspeo the
il IL Al. asag !, hsF @ aslas, There might be
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-09-03

~ ..ss ssaa asisaea ssaisi
once made his way TO the commissary
wagons, one of which he knew Hooker
used as tent. Hastily telling him that
he wished to visit the pickets without
recognition, he induced him to lend
/. him his slouched hat and frocli coat,
leaving with him his own distinguish
ing tunic, hat and sword. He resisted
the belt and pistolswhich IIookerwould
have forced upon him. AS cleft the
wagon he was half amusedly conscious
that his old companion was character
istically examining the garments he
had left behind with mingled adnira-
ton and envy. But he did not know,
as he slipped out of the camp, that Mr.,
Hooker was quietly trying them on, be-
fore broken mirror in the wagon
head.
The gray light of that summer morn
ing was already SO strong that to avoid
detection he quickly dropped into the
shadow of the gully that sloped TO-
wards the run. The hot mist & a.sh tlt
scouts had seen was now lying iiil .
tranquil sea between him,a tlca,2h-
cts of the enemy's rear guard, Mica il
seemed to submerge, and was cllnglEG
in moist tenuous swathes-like dranu
out cotton wool-along the ridge, half
obliterating Its face. From the valley
in the rear it was already stealing in
thin white line up the slope like the
advance OF ghostly column, with n
stealthiness that, in spite Of himself,
touched him with superstitious signiti-
canoe. A warm perfume, languid and
treacherous, as from the swamp mag
nolia seemed to rise from the half hid
den marsh. An ominous silence thatap-
peared to be a part of this yelling of
all things under the clear, opal tinted
sllyabove was so little like the hush of
rest and peace that he half yearned for
the outburst of musketry and tumultof
attack that might dispel it, All that lie
had ever heard or dreamed of the in
sidious south, with its languid subletiess
of climate, and of race, seemed to en-,
compass him here.
But the next moment he saw the
figures he was waiting for stealing
towards him from the shadow of the
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-09-03
RIVER DIVISION.
To The Mothers.

You have nice children, you know,
and nothing pieases them better than
q nice nobby suit Of clothes I'LL keeps
them warm and healthy. HEer has
them and. for but little Nancy. Cf5
you staands Sl,00 for, o. suit Of 3lcthg
El1saW s''s's ''a
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-09-03
SEASIDE EXCURSION TICKET

Summer excursion tickets, good to
return until October 10th, to Yaguina
Bay, are now on sale by the Oregon
Central & Eastern r. r. at Albany
and Corvallis at the usual reduced
rates, viz:
Albany to Yaquina and return $3 so
Corvallis Z" 9 8 25
In this connection arrangements
have been made whereby the tug
"Resolute" has been placed In regular
service between Yaquina and Newport
for the accommodation fexcursionists.
The "ResOlute" Is one Of the largest
and most c0mmodious tugs on the
Pacific coast and will take fishing par
tlesto sea and return whenever desired
the weather permitting.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS, #
Beginning with Sunday, June Glst;
and on each succeeding Sunday, a
special excursion train will leave
Albany at7 A. NJ, Corvallis 1880 A. M,
arriving at Yaquina at l1:l5 A. NJ.
Returning, boat leaves Newport at $50
p. NJ. Train leaves Yaquina at 7 P. NJ,
arriving at Corvallis at 10 p. NJ. and
Albany at 1890 P, M,
Fare, good on this train only, from
Corvallis, Albany and Plilomath to
Newport and return, $3.50.
CORVALLIS, June H. 1895.
Fl. L. WALDEN, II. B. LowMAN,
Agent, Albany. Agent, Corvallis.
hsatss SSstGAA -
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-09-03

The EXPRESS would like some hay
on subscription.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-09-03

ITO be continued J
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-05
TREASURER ruRpy WINS.
wh.feesa Court Orders Foreclosure
en- urtltnahaus nav nanG.

WhsFeafs FNer. t~Sgsciai .-~l''e case OF
C$stsntv Treasurer y " Purdy against
thA rs9eefva~ - me prsHarhara Paw Ma
tIe-sl bark fer the foreclosure ~ a mort
saee en- gha hank building Etven BY Ire
slsfaHtcrs re Secure a deposit % county
flnss. whses has beer ca triss in fhs
superior cslgvt for twaive eays. has hsea
decided IN favor * tie treasures. weera
ths oaurt ronN,lmeafnE most highly Tor
tsa enns0sl precautions which ne toCk -
protest shs pah1le funas Entrusted 90 eis
kasnsna The attorneys fc- tno receiver
centeudsa thas the directors had re rixht
q give IRE s1artEEee. tat e was Nirtuat,y
n frAua urew the other creditors - tae
bsuk that TIE bank Vas insosvent a. the
flnaa tas glors gaee Szs gsTsa. and that
tals cssnAElaG 81 Insolvency Nss Wesl
knewu - the directors.
T'ss rhurS Neits thst -c~se " tNsse
c3asrss has hgeu TassAine8 ty the evidence
aaa tAat fhe nnrtgass was givea aae
7aksa ga eeet t2itf anf IL peTfectly valid
= ssss rpc - Foreclosure Nas heea 0rtere1
ard Judgment srfeFei against the hsaAs-
fasa for any eesisieary walch Essy PES
satY ere.
e3ss ever - 80 we8s thc amount -
e1ueSv sneeev an esHses8t ga fhe bark st
re una u lts feilerr was oniy nstas
evsv s. ~e- Tserp - hSrs.fy snv 9ashs that
A. anueai wl'i - e~aersA ~ re comp
tra-is~ ~ th~ czrre0ey II hAs rot s~eE
expected rat sffhes s58e uspla set tAe
matter res vita fas snagweas et tie
tSSsr raart
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MANY oIEaKsulrs ornS.


Olympia. Dee. A--saegEai.--It - quite ~v-
hent frem Appearances Aerw ana repnrtx
from aerosa that there are noe Eossx 70
be offscss enough e. SO around. ana fur
Their. that the estimate ~ gsev. elect Roy
ers that there vii be - Per cent. Of he
seekers for Place in tie a,sss government
ciss pnointed. ~ VERY modest enc.
However. xhs legislature win eyer A
sanaher Of opportunities Ter the over@svr
n the last session eaa ha takaa as a ..,.s.
seF<Sn. Ths FvcorSs Khox tASt TIE aast
state senate had the following snsc'ssye.,
Secretary. assistant secretary. sereesnt-
alarms. assistant ssrxeaat-az-aFtas ara
Gaofkeepsr. mtnat& e.sFs. h.il clerk. sas1.-
nal clark. enrolinw clark. augEassinx elcTk
st1noarsphsT. docket slevk. aastatAnt en-.
xressana eleFS. assistant Saarnas eterk
.wo assistant snFelli8k clerka. az casn-
aaistse clerks, postmaster aaa messenger
watcArran. sanitos and tao aaxe2 pa
house supplied gie solieN8ng pesition-.
chief clerk and assistant. fsAssex cferk
docket clerk. toarnal essEk ana several a..
s!@tAnts * times dusinz ths session. a..
rolling clerk and azaiatsaes neessaA~x. e.
crossing clerk and assistant sneAksr-
seervkaFy. ssrxNant~at-aFsNS sna xSssssnns
searssaoer and sSsix saat aatehn4an
ntwht wafehnssn. pcss @sasssr aud asstst-
.ut. three p&aua. speakers pAEs "a ssx.
ts.n eararnitsee clerks Dursar ne cls-
tnw hcurs OF she session the heuss AAa
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-05
CIVIL ENGINEERS RETURN.
After Making Typographical survey
Near Eiirn.barr.

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twelve ciEG engineers thAt has been en-
gagged during tie past Summer IN making
q toacgra nAical survey - re m.ninz re-
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SEASON Noveruaer 81
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