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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-04-04
$1,000 IN PRIZES

TO BE DISTRIBUTED ABsUTELY TREE. r.
Use the letters contained in the text:
''MoNoN SEEDS Crow" ard form as many
words as you can, using letters either
backward or forward, but don't use any
letter in same word more times than it
appears in "MoNoN SEEDS Grow" For
example the words: see, on, none, weeds,
etc. The person forming the greatest
number of words, using the letters in the
text, will receive one hundred dollars in
cash. For the next largest list re will
give S75 in cash, for the next $25 cash,
and for the next ten largest lists we will
give $40 if you are good at word making
you can secure valuable prize, as The
Monon Seed Co. intend giving many
hundred special prizes to persons send
ing them lists containing over twenty-five
words. Write your name on liet of
words (number) aud enclose the same
postpaid with IL two.cent stamps for a
combination package Of MoNoN SEEDS
That GROW, which includes II packets
OF the latest and most popular flowers,
Of different varieties, also particulars and
rules of prizes. This word contest will
be carefully and conscieptiously conduc-
ted, and is solely for the purpose of
further introducing our seeds in new
localities. You will receive the biggest
value in flower seeds ever offered, and
besides if you are able to make q good
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Will stand an equal opportunity to secure
{ valuable prize. We intend spending
a large amount of money in the distr1b-
ution Of prizes in this contest. We
assure you that yonr trial order with us
will be most gratifying. Write your
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possible.
:. Address, MoNoN SEED Go.
Monon Bldg, Chicago, iii.
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Timber Land Act June 3. 78.-Noitce far Pub
lication. U. s. Land Once, Duluth, MIMI,
h


Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provision of the act Of congress of June 1873
entitled can act tor the sale of timber lands in
Washington Territory as amended by act CT
August 4. 1892, Dan Cameron Of Duluth, county
Of st. Louis. state of Minnesota, has this day filed
in this office his sworn statement No. 1928. for
the purchase of lots 8, a and s, section 8, and
lots and q section 4, twp 81, "a ,ge 2 west, and
will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for lis miller or stone than for
to said land before Il e Register and Receiver of
tn office Ct Duluth, Mimi, on Wednesday, the
18th day of J une, a6.
He names as witnesses:
. Oscar Coon, James Bartlett. Fred Bartlett John
Morrison and Mel Bowie all Of Duluth, MINI.
Any and s. persons claiming adversely the
thoyes described lahdsar requested to file their
claims is tbs q &c on or before said 18th day of
& ] une, 1896. -
A JTaYlor Register.
> K Persons Atty. s a $50
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Norice OF Nee,

Notice OF Meeting Of County Board.
Notice is hereby given that special meeting
OF the Board of County Commissioners for Cook
County will be held at the Court House in Grand
Marais on the 9th day of April, 1896.
= WV. FISHER, . So.
@ H. County Auditor.
#$ By NELLIE FISHER, Deputy,
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rs sTAMPED As ABOIE. ]:


Timber Land. Act j une s. 1879 -Notice for pub
licaton. U. s. Land Ohice Duluth, Mimi.
81 March 9Th 1915 49, re
Notice l. hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of congress of lnne 3
1875 entitled .An net for he sale OF timber lands
in he states Of Califo MIA. Oregon. kevada and
Washington Territory as amended by act of
august !, 1872. Charles j. Johnson Of Grand Ma
rails. county Of Cook, state OF Minnesota has this
day filed in his Office his sworn statement No.
276l for the purchase OF the sis IF swiaot section
q township I, range west and will ofer proof
to show that the and sought is more va .lable
g or its timber stone than for agricul ural pur
poses. AMI to estub lish his claim said land be-
tore tie register ard receiver OF this flee Du-
.luthi MINI. on " edAcsday, The 1T day O June
1856. 55SssE5s
s:sfi names rs Witnesses:
81 WI lam HoWeHstiie. Gust Olson. tssphas a
Fuller and sSc!mer $ !: oh:soa, al OF Grand
Marais Min. S
A,tY# AM al persons claiming a versclys the
aboVes des,tilHd lnns!s re rca.es,ea tofiie their
claims IN hi Offices OF be8ore s dayof
June 8 s.6 #sssss 81 s$5
~ II ! Tor, lsegisser
B " ] Ghnson, Al ty
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Wanted An Idea r. e !: e.:

Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Patent Atto1.
neys Washington. c. for their q, 800 prize offer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-31

rv.curR-..Forw what is Nantucketnot
rohnnvn.For slippers why, no; IVA
JONI Tor whaling.n swell, ] knew IL ha'
sometbine TO do with slippers"
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made "A great effort TO control himself
and make his draw. II was wn'o
bean. a.,
Anderson came next. and he drew his
death-warrant, as did also Bngisy'
Then IL men drew white beans I'D sue
cession. When II came to my tuih'
there we're two blacks and ID wines
still left in the cap. / drew placS
bean. That fact did not shock me- As
| had almost expected my i'l-luck from
the start. but it hurt ne when the men
almost applauded. Only one TO th'r-
teen now. ..
IL was singular fate when ieil
that last black bean in the hat. lhir'
teen names were called otf. ana Is m'n
stcppcd up and drew. and each ana ~
drew white. 1t was the deatn-warrau'
of the only man who did not put M
hand in the cap. As soon as me Draw
inc was over the 81 fortunates shoo'
hands and congratulated each other
and smiled and laughed. That wa
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,.,., Adv,c. on Leg Pulling.

rho o,,estion is frequently asheu.
..,yhat shall we do with our daughters
=" ,nis last week an applicant az 'h'
Greenwich police court added mne y.
,hev will not get up in the morning
rhs applicants daughter was q hn ,.
- rooted was her objection 10 ear.
Using. or, apparently, rising a. "''' 'aa'
| .r father was driven to ask inc nsai
- magistrates advice. Inc latter h'''
~ sympathy with the young lady nno
,dvised that she should be ioreiuis
"ragved from her bed by string 'e'
mi her leg. But one point see'h'
- have been missed ny the magistra'c
~ he hare Of cookery-booiS celebrity
~ rate father viii first have 10 ca'c'
49, Loo before he can attach the strin
80 a and il is extremely probable ina
~ vii discover that young woma
i'm suah an overpowering fondne'
, sor her bed will find means TO ou.w
Moth magistrate and parent oo'
, water administered externally az
,eryals might prove more encnc'o'
,han the string.--St. James Budres.
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-.
A VERY WILD FlOWeH'

.., . Garden once there grew
A flower that seemed thc se's p"
az ali propriety; none knew ,a,,ern.
sna was al heart wandering Sia'''
r,, gardener old. with care ana pain
uad trained her up as she snou'"
- dreamed amid his labor yam
THAT rank rebellion lurkeu peio"'
name sufficiently high sounding
He diligently sought for hep, na,ne
.-n,u ne thought that the hepouhue
Ellzareth" he should prefer.
.,,,, when grown up the flower peknn
no show the tastes withlh me-
A,everv chance quite wild she ran
IN srito OF beng sterniy chiuucn'
c,.a,, ,old her beds for flowers WEI -
~ daily greater grew her iaiane7'
h.e 10 fence she boldly pr',seu, ,,,,.s
nd stuck her head between nv
r,ben 10 the street she stiuss ~. ~.
Taarine 10 rags her SILK a,,'re'
"a an along the road she src",
Raeardless quite of dust anu n''''
,,u ana her now by country ways
tattered tramp, though ooi'''S 49,
Win rosv cheek and saucy gaze
Ana known to all as bouncing ~
-Milfred Howeils, IN 81 Ni0'o"
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IN the contrary, men moved about say
;ny that il was what we had been eN-
lifting and that we would die IKE
,,e, Inns we're compressed, but dio
not see one pale face. This new an
nouncement created something IKE
manic. Only six were to die. lhr'y
two would be sent to prison, put al o.
them would live TO see home ana irieno'
again. In GO seconds the face OF every
man was CHASTITY. In two minutes al
,yere trembling. Mild-eyed men glare'
.t,out them like wild beasts driven u
r.v and there were lips which pee
from the hard-set teeth.
.Gentlemen. my clerk will call IN
ro,, and YOU will draw the beans, san
.he officer. as he made ready. Fac
.,,an must show his bean as he draw
ga those who draw black ones mus
.tand over by the windows. Now thei
IRE you ready"
Tho clerk could speak and wr''
English. and he had our names III =
phabetical order. The first name en'''
x,as that of Arson. and he hes'ta,'
few seconds before advancing -
apyone hope he would draw o,a'
ncan? / believe that every man OF
bo,cd so. 1t would better our w
chances. ..,
The man walked slowly for"a'
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,,s ,,or-distracted island oil
Cuba, aront so
M ,,a northwest coast, abou, ~
miles from Baracoa there - -,
cove well sheltered by fringe Vi NJ
toin mines. and it was the ann -
oantain to reach this cove, where wv
~ otriots had for weeks been expect
pan p"';, from their sympathiAers
i'm the United States ~, ,;s-
For two days we lay oil AT d saie "'a
- from the shore, awaiting an PIP
,,ortup;tv to clude the vigilance Oh Tue
rrnis, ounboats, and run IN, wh'h'
through dense fog. we discern
outline of a government cruiser oe"i 'ue
directly for us.
Il Nos impossible to escape, LOT Gun
.teamer was as slow as n 'or'olse' ~ "
-saI,ed IA fight. We knew that cap
,,re meant death, and we, therefore, ue
,armined to sell our lives dearly :"
conflict lasted only Is minutes, anu '"
,.,ara boarded and captured, after )"
,,aa sla;n six of the crew of the Spahis
gunboat. ,on. that
the enemy was treble ours. In SIN No. ~
,,e went ashore, at little village caii'
paramcnto. closely guarded prisoner
For IA days we bore our cap',a a'
with much anxiety, for we had no. ".
;pformcd of the fate in store LOT "
On the 18th day an officer entered =
large room in which the 80 OF US we
confined called on us to pay s'r'c' :
tention and announced that we were
,,e taken out and shot on the morrow
An hour later he returned 10 eNpl'
that he mad made IA mistake. me III
ciful spanish government would De > ,
;sded with six lives instead OF 81.
had killed six of the crew OF 'nr
hoot. and it was to be life Tor me-
"Gent,emen. it will be by io''
course" he continued as he bowed
smiled. "and / am here to oversee
drawing. See! / have here 50 WI
beons and six black ones. ! VIII
them in a cap, and each gentleman,
stem up and draw as his name IS cane
When he had announced tha'
were to be shot, heard no lament
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oolv ,ntural. After the first epuili'ioi
sal;n, ,bev turned to give us-tle
six doomed men-their heartleit y "a
nathies. We were not remover i'm
,ha room. They would come Tor us
soon after daylight
What we're our feelings? The hrs
sensation was that of man eoii,ii
"a after a fall which, for minute -
dcnriyed him of CONSEQUENCES he
next was TO doubt if we had not -.
osleen and dreamed it all. Aiter 'i''
XIII, nan sat down in corner ana wepr
second Law at full length on the moo,
ten his face to the wall. a thlr"
I'D and inyeighed and hoped ios
, vengeance. s,o,,,ly
Eor most of the six the hours slowly
ncssed | was still sleeping wheh the
soldiers came to march the SIX Oh VI
ant IN the execution ground. we snoo'
= ,nds al round. but only here and there
did one of the men trust ms W. a..
sneak to us. Those who were W ~
eeemed most affected. Their iaces
e verv pale and their lips quivered'
n Two nv two. with soldiers on eacn
ia we walked with heads up, pu
d IA M word for each other. mere
rs ere scores OF spectators to see US ou
" we kept our eyes to the 'front.' =.
8. ualt, we have reached the grounu'
~ T had thought of the six OF US s'anuin
Ell q, front of the six new-maue eia'e
- INT there were neither graves hoi "
ne fms. They stood us with our pach
re ,1,,ard n brick wall. and we knew
~ had been made for just such OCCASION
as this. a., hin,
lin so,d,., said lieutenant as he came 10
q ward with several men peninu nm.
at The last thing | saw was pia,oo
we Of "a men forming in front OF US ~
un- "a n man. For perhaps ten secohus
s,ranl< Mt the thought OF the ouiie
OF s,r;ls;np me. For perhaps ten more
and raved that they would make sure wo
me of Il. MY hands touched the hahus
me ,he men each side of me. LOT we w
put not hound. | said "good-by 10 e"'
"'ii and they returned II, ana ! nearu
ed o,hars speaking last farewel worn
all Iho,rd the last man walk away WI
ing. a. Inst victim had been blinded.
,'nord the platoon moving up near
n ,t.d one street boy shouting 10
< ether that the soldiers were apo"'
N fire.
~ There was deep silence for re"
Y o,ds and then heard advancing IL
W steps. ,a r.,
x some one seized my arn' ana !
~ i'll away to the right, and we ma
VA lerchief removed. 1t was the i'ou'
W ant again, and he turned me o''
90 NO soldiers with the remark;
+ a ale is but boy, and the Cow
nm. commutes his sentence. Take mn" !
had not gone 200 feet when y
,,s n crash Of musketry ana my
N oorrades lay dead at the base OF
all Was | rcjoiced? s'ran
e,ouyh. no--not for hours ana n
had been so near death that
= dcad to myself and all around me,
r rIr- Two months after. through ~
on.nce of the United states cons
y1avana. n relative of my father
:. soy cei,ed a pardon. and was not lo 10,
: a. rc,urning to my home in New VII
!, An N. y. Weekly.
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The MARKetS 10.

You may follow luck to ruin, but not !"
sucx,asA held-
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A MINISTER'S WIFE.
Tn. Frank statement of the Pastor %
bethel Church.


From ne Advertiser, Elmtrd, w. =.
n. WILLIAMS. Dear Str.-My vile mas
neon a sufferer from rheumatism ior mo.e
nan three wears, suffering a. umes WIZ
serytbIe pains in her limbs, and other tnlcs
n-ith 4 severe .scrick" In her oack wnicn
ssuses great agony. She spent nuSn o rJ
III vslcians and medicine, but secu,eS ~ al" ~
Temporary relief; finally she cone i. hoxes
nv pink pills. She has taken eign, uoh i,,'
md can saw from the first one sne nae s ,,la
,roved until now she is almost entirey ia i,.s
rom main. and has grown mucn s.runs -
ma feels confident that, by the pless'ntx W. W.
3od. they will effect pernanen. AN. ,hem
aye great pleasure IN RECOMMENDING
% our friends. IN prcxxrR.
Pastor Bethel A. NJ. Il. Church, Eiiii'' =
New York. - pus contain. in a
condensed form, all the elements neee $500
~ i've new life and richness 10 the p.oo ~
snd restore shattered nerves ihey VI ~ ~
,nfailing specific for such diseases az leuo
motor ataxia, partial paralysis: %. sisro
5ance sriatica neuralgia. rneuina.sn, =.
nervous headache the alter enec. y, ~ y
. rhine palpitation OF the hear.' p aaII "au
saliow comnlexions, all forms OF MIN nv,
; either in male or female. PINK ints ai
I si n,d he ali dealers, or will be sent postpa
!. on receipt OF price, 80 cents oua IN bni
boxes for $3.50 (they are never sow ri m
S ar by the 1907, 10y addressing pr' "
;. Medicine Company, SCHENECTADY,
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PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.

The most innocent persons are some
times so placed that circumstances are
sra,rs. them and cause the false re-
,,orts 81 enemies to be accepted as true
pemcmlcr the case Of Lady Jane Grey
a. rnrlish history. We should be veiy
careful rs to what we believe apou, ou a'
friends TO their discredis, even unue'
the most inexplicable circumstances
T. personal kindness that L en- mos
reca .The genuine and pelm'nen
uplifting we desire can oe orS's ~,
about only By the benediction OF Pei
~onal contact"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-31

Rising at morning or evening from ,,as some me
iowlands, often carries IN its .r loiof fever
seeds of malaria Where nia ,1rotected by
p pawe e M medicinal safeguard hos,
s snd remedy. No person who inhaoits, o.
soioarns in Z miasmatic region or copn'ry
should omit to procure this tofS nSws
agent, which Is also co ens kidne,
remedy for dyspepsia, oon'''f
trouble and rheumatism.
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ON THE VERGE OF DOOM.


WAS only 10 years
of age when, craV-
ing IA little excite
ment, / left III y
home in New or
leans, and enlisted
in TIA. cause of Gu
ban liberty.
In IA few days l
was on a fourth
rate 5 I e a III G r
frcig ii tie d W ! I l
arms. a III III u IL 4
tion an d Prov
sions, intended 70.
- Tho I'm
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FRS stopped free and permanent. NJ y, Su,e
40 fits after first days use OF pr. h hn,,le
GO Gre ats Nerve Resorer Free 50 trial oo1 p
Streat,se. DIR. KLINE, 933 Arch ST. fhiia y ..
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,o,rd piso's Cure Tor Consump
HAVE Nv. falling medicine. F. X. LOTT
u ,anl scott St. Covington, KY. Oct. l. 1874
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TIE amateur always has ooup.. p'e and
ure in Yachting once wien nc
once when he gets home again.
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HALF the misery OF human lie m nasnna ne
extinguished by mutual omcS ;sv VI Addison.
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Nou.S has any mercy on his own p pese. 9
ting sin when he sc Is 1t IN announcer
II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-21
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES Washing
ton Soldiers Home. Orting. Wash. De-
cember % 1896.
Sealed bids viii be received at Sol
diers' Home, Orting. Wash. until Janu-
ary /. 1897. for the following supplies. all
goods TO be delivered at Orting in uuanfi-
ties as ordered by the commandment.
freight prepaid. Bils payable monthly in
state warrants. The right Is reserved TO
reject any and all bids:
First coo pounds steer beef and NUT
ton: second . barrels very best flour
~ tons chopped feed tstate kind . tons
chicken feed (wheaO Len pounds graham
-four. 5 tons bran. tons shorts 500
pounds yellow corn meal 80 tons oats:
third 800 pounds r. and @. coffee 5
cases baking powder. % pounds each
ground pepper and ginger. pounds A.
spice and csssia. 2 dozen each s-ounce
standard lemon and vanilla 10 mounds
mustard. fourth. 8 cases each standard
table peaches. cherries. apric0ts corn
beans and l. cases tomatoes. 1000 pounds
graduated sugar 500 pounds DO &C. SUI
gar. 30 pounds each evancrated pruneS.
No / rice and salt goldfish. $50 pounds
each crackers. aErtcots Star and Battle
Ak tobacco. 600 pounds No. white beans
So pounds split peas lee pounds each JaDan
tea and iirna beans. 30 pounds Seal OF
North Carolina tobacco. Bounce packages.
ia boxes LenOx soap. do Ivory SOAP;
ufth - suits clothing. .. \. z style blue
brass buttons. sample suit 90 be- submitted
All bids 20 be Endorsed. For Supplies -
and addressed. Soldiers Home. ortinr.
Wash.
tSigned) GEO. II. B0ARDMAN.
w r DUNBAR
Purchasing CDrnr~{-.n,
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ERSONAI.

THE FIRST we move into
our new stcrercom. - First avenue.
ard in order 20 remove as little Of our
present stock as possible, we VIII hold
4 clearance sale for one week only.
Ger ufencFug Monday. Look ar our
raext-to-nothing prices. can not quote
prices OF everything. but every article
Is cut way below former low prices, cur
improved alright stoves are cut for
the clearing sale. former prices were
sac 81 $50. sale prices. 5. s45A. $50;
All our So ard Ice ti0ware reduced -
for Sc all our aAc glassware now g;
our DC rim locks now for SC. heavy
copper bottom wash boilers sc: wash
boards SC. water pals sc. saw files. all
sizes. &C dozen. 1e-inch mill files. sc
dozen: hand saws I5c; Disston block sa VS.
zc. sauce pans &C: large covered buck
els &c. lamp chimneys for Sc; hand
lamps &c; 1901 other bargains. don't watr
til your neighh0rs pick out the cream
MARTIN. z4G First Avenue
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

xTY.F-N--At Georgetown. sunday. Deem
f~r - 1ES- Loftie Asua. a&asiilst -
Ar ard M. Robert J. AiAsh- @sS1 -
years 7 months and days
CHAHAM-At II HYDE street. Seattle
eS5assg. December - lss~. Archibald
Eoaz son OF Mr. and Mrs A. X. Graz
hsm. aged Is years months AEsa :
days.
ABSENTEE remains OF Anna Larsen
vsere sent 70 stauWoOG, " ASH ysster-
day morning. for luterment-
WOoDc0cK-The funeral OF Cepnas
Woodcsak was held Yesterday az :
O'clock = N. AZ TIE residence 4s.v -
Ter way. under tne auspiee5 q the ~
s0nE. intsrnent 81 Lake View cerl- - :.
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notices a.ua~- these headings. tne sAHss
s50uIa Be Iss. at fhe business o.Des
fhss paper 70 charge + MAZE tor s1cH
rotfres -.
Turerst rofices. resolutions or otasr =
cal announcement vii be caarzet = -
rate OF - cents per line ear lss.--- -.
POST -fNTFLTHJf.NIf. -
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE -FLYER.-

FLY ON THE "FLTER.s
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except 1undy
n ore hour and swen.y-hvs mInussA
-'HE STEAMER FLYER.
Re. 1'ar daily trips. seattle uroes
TAFrNG EFFECT TUESDAY. NAT {
TIME CARD.
Single fare. soc: round trip. - =.
Lave Seattlo-7:&. il:lS = m. ~ VI
>. m.
Leave Tacoma--s:N a. m: L IN .
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle-7:30 81. M; y M.
Leave Tacoma--a:3o a. m: f:N. IIps
Landing at Northern Pacific whaA y
coma. and Commercial dock. foot -
rion street. Seattle. !.
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana -
Washington. fare Soc.
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pappyF, ssastss A. 1es Fourth ave-
ne. ganaay. December ., ~, % .-l1
vie q CITY Comptroller Wiz H. F@AIs'
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IMPoUNDED STOCK NoTYr- -
lowing described horse nls.s.- Ia A.
city pound on December : ~ n N.
sold at public auction 10 ths ~ wga 4.
der for cash in hand, 10 nav as, 'ssss III.
pounding and advsrtisinc. Sa,nss,.ss II
S Ss. -; =, aSs az 70 o,clo>k a. ny 2,
ner Of Third stree, ana ysxsss.-Ar serx ~
One sorrel horse. years eis
The owner OF the above das,.s,
being 20 me unknown toe1 Asr,.
c ;. REED. Chief a. =.
Date OF first publication. nss>.rrseS
les NVeesa@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-21
CITY NOTICE.

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.er casA IN hand 10 nav <ness hlass-
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n rs1ie !. 1907 ,Ss Of police headSas,sss a d,
one bors 49, Street aud yssser wss. ~
The owner Of the ahass .nane
being 20 me unknown Nescsleed I'm.
&. $. REED. CAief :.
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