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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17

up,,xr prrr.r- on Wednesday, January u. at 81
lanes Protestant Episcopal Church brookyn " u
~ ,,ng - bethlehem Pcnn.. Miss Annie Niehuh'
D, t,irht.r of the late James Wentworth Brahe
=, Mr. William Edwin Osborn Bebee
u,vrr Ton HoRDEN--At waikiki. y. Y. January 10
;s1n g., me Re- Mr. Mcrouhry. Penelope Aiellne
l.uoh,.r II Mrs. Ellen l. Borden 10 Louie ~ nam
pt0n. II New York CITY 80,
trII.MANN -cRrGER-On wednesday, January 10 iSo
. -. ,rhrnass church. New YORK city. by thr Nv
ir f,hn " Brown Ellen Matilda daughter OF J".it
Whei,en rruger to Charles Henry Lehman IT, oo''
If this lily. =,
porr ,rKMNN-On January 10 in Brooklyn. iy me
par n r. Meredith. u. y. Florence hlssim niusn-
TO- n Mr. Amelia +. and the late Sarnucl NJ Ahmah
=, Afr Thomas Rogers Pot'. Of summit. ~ ,.
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TIE TURK MUST GO.
rrom The Springfield Union.

From The Springfield Union
Tho only way TO rcscur the Armenian people is TO
NM an end to the Turkish Government IL IS an
nhonination and an anachronism. 1t cumbers the
nr,h and should be cut down. Now let England
come IN agreement with Russia ana wipe OUT tHc
eotonc mower Of the Turks. Let Russia inaIch h'r
Ioinns into Armenia Let the British and French
nfc,s force the Dardancllcs ana compel iiic sur
render and abdicaton OF me sultan ana tir w.
nyarthrow of the power Of the Pachas IheIe IS n
,,cirt where patience ceases 10 be "A VIRTUE W
heiirye that The world has arrived al mat point
The Turk must go
rrAps TO LET THE TRUTH BE KNOWN
From, The t'tica Herald
cboud the Red Gross people be allowed 10 WISH
ha country they would OF necessity De 'hI'n upo'.
,n' ,,,e The exact truth to the nassacres anu
y. ~ rroecuf condition Of the people ANY STATE
VENT thar Clara Barton might make "ou'u con-,
ond tho car Of the civilized world. anu hIousr
49, etor,n OF popular Indignation that dipoIlacH
suc :" 90 rorc,d 10 give humanity ana justice.
mib' I,o fears this and therefore declines 10 per
~. ,or ~ enter his domains even on MISSION Oh
Inc broadcst charity
TT MEANS DIFFERENTIATION.
,,r,u The Chicago Times-iierad.
An immortal cGct has been given out 1orDluun ~
~ In INTO Turkey of persons or money III
adnlSsio" emrcor the suffering Christians OF AIine-
ltiiue' - This means that me ArinehiaIs' w, IT,
MA. 100 20 inns imperled snail be driven by des.
ncration to overt actS ""''' wa
fcr their cxterninauo'"
ONLY ONE WAY OF RELIEF
,-ro,, Tho indianapolis Journal. .....
,of for the Christian suhJects Oh m,Hey
no rofornn of any kind can be cNpcSl., ,,s.l,
anu , mo Coycrnmcnt me government '
s sho be reformed by aDohshihs IL
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". BOTRKE COCKRlN TO SAIL FOR HOHE
London Jan IG-W. Bourkc Cochran eX-Member
OF the United States House or representatives IL
am.n, the passengers booked on the steamer st
P;K which sails from Southampton for New YORK
Sat,
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t,rIiaious Ncilees

>~~~~~~o~~o~N~oNrNoNon |s>cV~ccS>ec..c.sHr
A VERY INTERESTING MEETING IL ANTICIPATED
this friday night Free Supper Song Service AZ st
Bartholomew Rescue Mission: Rev. \: EDWARD
YOUNG and delegation OF "Endeayorers" from Newark
participate Col. Hadley leads
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sIrNnAY MORNING

SUNDAY MORNING.
Aunt Dorothy-How many Commandments are
there. johnny;
Johnny tgln.y)-Ten. .
Aunt Dorothy-And now. suppose you were TO
break one % them? -.
Josnry uentatvely)- Then there'd be nine.-(Truth.
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.Iushopd.. CnIcincd naEncsin -Four hrs'-pre,
,.I,e aw ,rd-d. mose agreeable to the taste anu
dose than Masnesia For sale ohiy III JULIUS
win registered Trademark abe.
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Jicbiy Compnny's Extract OF bcct. ,,
p.c,,-nz.l medical faculty as uS'iui '''"'' a."
fr.shinc and palAtable when weak or tlied-
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6petiat Ncticss.

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At tho American Art Galleries,
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH. NEW YORK.
ON FREE VIEW
o "a. IN. TO D. IN.
The Art Collection of
MIR. n. @. POPE. =
MODERN PAINTINGS
WATER COLORs. ETCHINGA,
AND ENGRAVINGS
by celebrated
Foreign and American Artists.
sUPE:IsIs CHIN E:SE; POECELAINss
FROM TIE
MARY +. MORGAN COLLECTION
Jade. European Bronze~. Stntuary ana
Bric-a-Brac. Also Rare Tiger. Bear
and Turkish Rugs. Elegant Library
and Drawing Room Furniture. in.
Guiding "a number of especially fine
Cabinets in Carved Oak suitable for
Books or articles OF Nertu, etc., etc
The entire collection to be sold by
Public sale.
On Thursday Evening, January "a
AT CIIICKERING HALL.
Admission without card. No rcgcrycd seats.
Continuing Friday and Saturday After
moons, january 31th and both,
At the American Art Galleries.
CATALOGUES MAILED on APPLICATION.
THOMAS f. KIRBY. AUCTIONEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERS.
@ East 23c-st.. Madison Square, South.
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Our Country Cousins
MARRIED..

, ! Will find tho best furniture Tor "'e ''''' "'' "
| Fllnts ~ I'D 81.
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must De IN
dorsed with full name and address.
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~, 49,, ,osb gos with absolutely no pain 10 Coope
Institute.
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WITH PtibSlN AN - x - ~ ~ i''
Prescribed by nearly all physicians preference e oh,a
Send circular. i2 SWAY, oIs oh-aye and newport
Artificial Teeth.-The highest award at the Worlds
FAR granted Dr. Desne d ,s ss resSred
All the eadns European and per.Sdsa: fss
sale by The International News company; rs ana %
Duane-st. one door east % Broadway. New iork.
PostOfdcc Notice.
Foreign mails 'or the week cnsns January Is VIII Close
'promp'y i" a" rTH%sA Il a.S "f MAILS
mn Sr tpS rS I%4 Haa Rss
a. m Tor Or FaneS swscan1 ay
be directed per Aurania'); at ! a. m. FOR Neither
must sT zand%n1 At IL N ,, Sup
pemenrsy Ego P m 10! r5an sa Bsh INDIA d Ss:
s. $ La Champagne via Ilavre deters for other parts
Ii a. m for Norway direct, per Norge letters must
be directed per Norge,
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional supplementary mails ar:
opened piers OF the American English. French and
German steamer ana Sma,n open an'l within Ten Mill
MAILS FOR SOUTH MP GENERAL yr AMERICA WEST
sATRDAY for b peT i TTnd isI
ad 10 Ja ma pGshasens and Costa Rca per-
d,ters for other parts OF coom5a mus, be
s srscs sn,o e' BTaH per- Ptosmy eers for other
psrs Of n'1 @%a Ia at a1 for mus"
abasco TuHpam and , per- Cuba or
be directed pe. orlzaba,; at 1890 FOR Hayti
cS~a~a and SS pS. 81 per ar'"s %
british and Dutch Guiana be- directed per Filhs
y Hendrix }; II Tor Grenada. Trinidad ana 10.
ba 90 per Gulf OF Akaba; at p m for Biaz" ano
la ra,a 'o snh R pc! anee and
Brazil must directed per Grecian rpncs a,
n m for-Jamaca Belize. Guatemala ana Puerto So.rAs
ner 3 8 marlborough detters must be directed per
Flamborough) }.
Mail. for Newfoundland by rail 10 Halifax and thence
Ly st ,.msr close this office daily at sao VI aais
~ W,nmson by rail Boston. and thence by steamer.
80 a, mia office daily $40 y. m: MAILS for CuoA
cIo 90 az this office daily at a. m for lor"arnng ~
s,esmsrs sailing Mondays and Thursdays from P9rt
Tamn. Fla Mails Mexico overland unless specially
Idressed FOR dispatch steamer close al TINS once
ua's l" TRAXsPACITIc MAILS.
,,u D., 1,,r, and Japan per coper from san Fran.
Cisco close her. daily uo to January - AZ oao p III.
sa,is Tor ia vail per Australia IRON san fraf-
go, ciose here daily up January 10 al o.W D. IN:
N,,s ,or the Society Islands snip city OF fapeit
rr'm San Francisco close here daily up 10 January
* a. q. 40 D. m Mails for China and Japan. per -
90 NJ G 40 D. m Malls for China ana Japan especially
IA az oniy per s. Empress Of japan from Van.
eoIver1 close here daily TO January 20 AZ oY p M
Mails Tor Australia except those for West Australia.
which are forwarded via Europe), New .Leaiand. IA
wall Fiji and Samoan Islands, per - Mariposa IRON
San Francisco close here daily up to February y AZ
T:so a. m. II a M and $50 p m COR on arrival 81
traliaC Malls Australia except West AUSTRALIAN.
hawaii and FIJI Islands. per s. = Miowera IRON Van.
couyer) close here daily after February and up 70
Febru.ry at $50 IN.
sRe-istered mail closes at p. m. previous day
CHARLES W DAYTON, PosimasteS
Postofncc. Ncw-York. ~ T.. January ~. 1886
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Tee German press takes the same Nle" MI
Rhodes with his Chartered Company had p''h
forcing the British Government TO accept sen
of vast extensions Of territory in Africa Inv
Transvaal stood in the way OF the SCUM AFRICA
confederation Of which the ambitious premier
has been dreaming This raid was Doid az
tempt 20 bring on a revolution in the lFahsNd"''
whore the Beers were outnumbered FOUR - o"e
by the English. 1t failed because the asi'a''''
and Adventures OF johannesburg ola not St'iNe "
blow for themselves. but allowed James," anu
his men TO make unaided hopeless anu oeSf''
ate fight against superior numbers but IL was q
conspiracy for which Mr.. Rhodes was mora"!' Y
not directly responsible. and IT was conducted u!
the servants Of the Chartered Company anu III
the interest Of a combination OF lnine-o"n"'S'
That Is the German explanatiJ n. IT IS not al
irrational one. Even with DR. Jameson's ie'ter
before them. few well-nformcd men in England
hold any other opinion.
Indeed, Nj. Rhodes has virtually admitted MS
responsibility for the disastrous enterprise by re-
signing the Premiership. Apar, from his 'nu-
mate association with DR.. jameson. there was a
strong prima facie case against him. He was the
managing director %! the Chartered Company,
and the organization Of an expedition with quick
firing guns and an effective force OF 800 men
could hardly have been completed without MS
knowledge. He was also the managing director
OF the Consolidated Gold Fields Company, which
had much 10 gail. from the overthrow OF the
Transvaal Government especially in the opera
ton Of deep-evel mines. IL is alleged that a por-
ton OF the military expenditures Of the expcdl-
ton was borne either by thai company or by
some of the mine-owners interested in it; that
enlistment for an armed rising was proceeding at
johannesburg on the last day II the old year;
and that Colonel Rhodes. brother OF the Pre-
mier. was currently reported in Johannesburg to
be one Of the leaders OF the Outlander political
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lanes l.. Breese will give song r'V''ai ar" -,
this afternoon at his studio. No. West Slxteeh'h-
- urs y,rderveer Green. the contralto, will sing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-07

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE-In the
Superior Court of the state or WASH
ington, for the County OF king. Tho
New England Mortgage Security Com
pany. a corporation, plaintiff. vs. Miner
va T. Jordan and William l.. Jordan.
and Calhoun Company. cor
poration. defendants. No. ASH.
Under and by virtue of an order OF sale
and special execution. issued out OF the
above named court. IN the above entitled
cause and 70 me directed and dSaivereu. (
have duiyievied upon the following describ-
ed real property, situated In King county,
Washington to-wit: The west haf OF the
northeast quarter and the northeast quar-
ter OF the northwest quarter of section
thirty-five tS5) in township twenty-one CID
north, and range i've 90 east of the Will
iamette meridian. containing one hundred
and twenty 600 acres. according to the
United States government survey. To-
gefher with all water. water rights. frri-
eating bitches, aqueducis, canals. appro-
prations franchises and privileges, upon.
leading 10. or connected with. now or
hereafter owned. used or enjoyed in con-
nect.on with said premises. and every part
and parcel thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the Path day of July, 1896, at the
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at
the front door of the courthouse. in the
city of Seattle. IN sad King county. | viii
sell the above described property at pub
lie auction. 10 the highest and best bidder.
for cash.
Dated this end day of June. 1896
A. r VAN DE NANTER. Sheriff.
Crowley, Sullivan e. Grosscup. Attor-
neys Tacoma. Washington.
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CITY TREASIrRFRsS NOFICE. CITY OF
Seattle. Notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll of local Improvement
district No. s.. for the Improvement OF
the North line Of Diagonal street TO
the South line of Block @. East Park
Addition under the provisions Of orii-
nance No. sol. providing. for said i'm.
constructing sidewalks thereon and for
an assessment 20 pay therefor by the
mode OF payment by bonds" has hefR-
tofore been duly certified TO me for coli
charged and LEVIED against each lot and
parcel of land IN said district must be
paid in ten equal annual payments, with
interest upon the whole sum so charged
and levied. or such installments thereof
as remain unpaid. at the rate OF 10 per
cent. per annum. and said interest must
be paid annually together with the an
nual instailments falling due In each
year. Said sums began 10 bear interest
on the LIST day OF August. 1895. and tho
third installment OF said assessments
and the interest for the third year viii
become due on the LIST day OF August;
1896. Unless payment be made of sad
fnstahment of principal and said IN
terest on or before said LIST day OF Au-
gust. 1886. the same shall become delin-
auent. and shall bear interest al the
rate OF ten per cent. pei. annum until
paid. and IL not paid before the same
shall have become delinquent. a penalty
OF nNe per cent. shtii ne hoaeu. anu tuo
sums delinquent shall be entered on
annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parcel of land so
delinquent and with the In
terest collected as other taxes.
separate account being kept there
of, and IL not paid within the time
fixed for the payment of City taxes,
shall be collected as such taxes are coli
lected, together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized
TO be charged and collected on other de-
linquent taxes. and each lot or parcel
so delinquent che sold for the
amount OF such assessment. with inter-
est and costs. at the time and IN the
manner and by the same authority as
lands and lots are sold for city taxes.
GEORGE r. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer of the CITY OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication July LIST. 1896
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NOTICE OF SHERrFF~s SALE.--In the
Superior Court OF the State OF Washing
ton. for the County of King. The Ger
man Savings and Loan Society. cor
poration. plaintiff, VS.. George W. HAN,
Mary v. Hall. his wife. and +. ID. Sey-
mour. defendants. No. hiss.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
above-named court in the above-entitled
cause. and 10 me directed and delivered.
] have duly levied upon the following de-
scribed real properly, situated IN Ming
county Washington. to-wit: The norih
half of LOT i've 90 and the whole or LOT
First addition TO that part of the town
Snow ci;y) of Seattle laid on by william
N Bell and A. A. Denny. and also deslg-
mated upon the supplemental plat OF block
twenty-Seven CD to Bell a. Dennys First
addition 10 Seattle. filed for record In the
day OF November. 1887. said property neing
situate on the southeast corner or 'FRONT.'
and Battery streets. in sad city OF seat
tie. and fronting ninety 800 teet on Front
street and one hundred and twenty uNl
feet on Battery street. all or said properly
being situate in the county of King and
state of Washington. together with ali
and singular. the tenemenis. hereCita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or I'm anywise apperta-ning.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the 7th day of August, 1886, at the
hour OF 10 o'clock a. M. of said day, at the
front door of the courthouse. IN the city
of Seattle in said King county, VIII sell
the above-described property at pubic
auction TO the highest and best bidder.
for cash.
A. T. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff..
Struve, Allen. Hughes & McMicken. At
forneys.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF-S SAl4E.-In tho
Superior Court OF the State of Washing
tor for the County OF King. A. Z. An
derson. Plaintiff. vs.. ]. III. Foster and
Mary E. Foster. his VIE. j. NJ lane
and +. J.. Connolly. eo-parsnsrs as Lane
attic. a corporation. and q. {. LlnaFea.
defendants. No. I.sN-
Under and by virtue OF an order OF safe
and SPECIAL execution issued cut OF ne
abcve-nanled coart in the ahove-entitiei
cause and 10 me directed and delisered.
! have duly levied apon the fo.sowHhf &c
scrlbed real property situated IN hing
county, Washington. to-wtt: An undivfced
ore-s.xth interest in the following amos,
to-wit: Beginning at point on i~sse
WaSh.ngton- where First street IN the
town OF Union City intersecis said Lake
Washington. running thence VS. aohs
said street TO Lake Union: thence nerth-
cry along the rneanderfngs OF said IAke
Union 10 the north line of III. L. Pixies
FIRST addition TO the town OF Union A-tS,
thence east Rsong said north line 10 Lake
Washington. thence southerty along me
the pace of beginnsng. being all OF what
is known as II. l. Pixies First addition 10
the town OF Union CITY. according 10 piAS
of record in the auditors office or X ng
county. Washington, together with all and
singular the tenements. Entertainments ana
appurtenances therAantc belonging.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the sist day of July. 1896 AZ the
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m OF said day. al
the front door OF the courthouse. ~ the
city Of Seattle. In said King county. | viii
sell the above-descrihed property at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bid
der. for cash.
Dated this 18th day of June. 1895.
A. T. VAN DE NANTER. Sheriff.
White, Munday & Fulton. Attorneys
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS o. IN
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA.

The steamer PORTLAND win LEAVE =
attle on or about June Is and Aueust d
for st, Michaers. connecting with u
steamer p. b. Weare Tor Circle CITY 81
Fort Cudahy. and stopping at an mlnlne
camps on the river.
This Is the only route to the Yukoa
mines by which the dangers and hardohtl
can be avoided. Passengers take 1loon~
ers at Senttle and are landed directly 4
the mines. For rates. etc, apply to
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSFORM,
TON AND TRADING CO.. 6chwahoA'
er's Wharf. Seattle. Wash.
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STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. L. noon: Seattle.
wharf. y. m. Mondays and Inuf~Se
for Port Townsend. Anacortes. ~
New W eafcorn, Blaine and Friday
Sor. ard Vancouver. arriving sznc0
?. n. following day .~a
Fare to Blaine 81. fare 10 tancoyvec
g. For further Information Apply y
.eY WaArf.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Gard IN effect June /. -

Time cara n eHect juno 4. -
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHATc0
ROUTE.
State OF Washington leaves Seattle -
except Saturday. at 10 p. m ox,
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND LA C0s
NER ROUTE.
Fafrhaven leaves Seattle daily. 49,
Sunday. At 3 a. m. -
Telephone Main Zs T@s'ey 49,
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TINE CARD IN EFFECT JAN. 1

lsaves Port Townsend & q. m: leave ~
cav Harbor 10 20 O. M: leaves Roche -
Dor I1.4S p m: arrives at New Who1o1n
$50 y. m.
M, leaves Roche Harbor 10 Z. n: lew
Friday Harbor IL O. m: 1oavoo IN
Townsed p. M: arrives ~ SEATTLE q
J. r.. Thompson. managsr-ownsl ~
Boxardus & CO.. agents. City dock
Telephone. Main 81.
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The pubic ~ hereby warned net 70 Pay
any money 10 parties representing 20 %
arenfs ~ fh< seatfis Fosf-Fssesls xsncer.
snfhgrfx~a travelling agents % ths Pos
fstx nxeraxsr. viz. A. ArC5slan. j !.
Esvfsy ard G. p Peck Tbs ices sct
apply 20 r<1sd~nf srsuts q tnss PAPER va
the Northwest nor 10 pSsfrnasfsTs. rno
are IN 81 e4sss authorized = tzss SUP.
ecrsptions for fhe Dsttv. f1osay IA
wsekfr pozf-fnt<fisgerr1r. GsfT cohe--
fors. y A. Cathcsrf r. r. Hawiey, w.
~. Hsrnx and " W Ewing
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NOTICE OF sHERIFFs sAI.E.-In the
Superior Court ef the state Of Washing
too. for The County Of King John L.
Emma rs. Wood. ~. ". Higgins. g;rssyi
Lake Home Busiding Il Guarantee com.
pany, ana G. Nj. Sheafe. a. recover ~
me Washington Savings Bank. defend
Under and IS virtue Of an order OF sale
and spee 81 execution tsg9ea out OF the
aiovs-14sned court IN the above-eniitled
have daily ies&el upon the following de-
scribesi rsas properly situated IN klnz
county. Wash ngion. to-wif. AL 81 Gov
eminent lof No. TWO 81. IN sect on No SIX
90. township Nc rwent y-five t153 north
range No. four ~ eaEt. 81 the Willamette
meridian. bordering upon the shores Of
ard shore rights whatsoever aD-
purtenant thereto. contain ne. ac-
cordlug 10 actual survey thereof. made BY
BAKER. Batch s. Co. civil eng asers. IN the
rn0nth 81 April. issse. fifty-rlns ars4 - -ii.e
- So acres % land. excepting therefrom
the AfFeea t.5s acres = the northwest
corner thereof. described 80 follows to-
ut Commencing A. she uor;hwesf cor
ner OF sad lot two tZs. and running therra
east along tire north ane thereof. sky
ssel roas. taenee. south parable. with the
wes1 lie ef sail iof two "a forty t8lB rods !.
thence Eest parallel along @ssa Nest line
forty ff9 reds 20 said northwest corner
arr po.n+ 81 commencement. leaving tho
area % tae tract hereby norszzgsd At
~ s7-Isa acres 81 Iand. together with al
and singular The fenereTtk. hsreditS-
msnts zn1 arruytenanceS fheFeunfo be-
forging or IN anywss apf@rfsin3ng.
Noise - therefor hereby given that on
Friday. the 4sss d&y Of July. ISIS az the
hour Of - o'clock a m 81 said day a.
the front door OF the courthouse. IL, the
city OF Seattle. IA said King county I will
eel ne aSove-6escrsb~1 property az pub
- auction. 70 the highest and best bsd-
der. for cash
Dated this 18Th cay % June Ixs
A. T. VAN DE EANTER Sheriff
White, A211Ay 8 Fulton. AtioEneyA
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR oREYHoun

Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle q. m. II m, q =. I
Leaves Everett $50 .. m. 2:S0 y ~ "a
p. m.
sundays--Leaves Seattle II . M; iessa
Everett 3 p. m
Fare-Slngie trip, 75c; round tripk IL
connects with boats for Tacoma and -
homish.
Landing-Colman dock. foot o. Maso
aEATTLE 4 TACOMA NAvI0A11ou
COMPANY,
F.w. doodhue. Mams2.
Telephone. Red 3si.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WA0
INGToN ROUTE

Carrying u. q. Mail.
On Port Orchard and Port wash1n4
route. leaves City dock. foot Of
street. $40 a. m. calling al South 81
BurchelI Brick Yard, Bremerton. Y.
Navy Yard, Sidney. Charleston. Trscl
Chico. asiverdaie. Leaves Port Or
navy station az 2 p. m: arrives Seak
At ID. m. K. ~. Robinson. master.
Bogardus 4 Co, agents. TelephonA
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SAN JUAN IsLANDa

STEAMER LYDIA THONpooN
Carrying United States mall leaves u
nesday and Friday At q m. ~ r.
Townsend. San Juan isiands And ~
Whatcom. Returning. leaves New WI1t
com Tuesday. Thursday and oatur1a1. \
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