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hundreds of voters who have not been 10
the polls for years Practically the ful
republican vote was cast. On the on he,
hand. the lack OF organization in IN,
Democratic ranks was rery apparent
Many democrats who do not indorse the
platform of the Chicago convention re-
mained away from the polls. while the
ost dissatisfied ones voted the republican
ticket. The poptflist and prohibition vote
was practically the same as four year.
ago.
The ticket elected is as follows: Gov.
crnor, Josiah Grout of Derby; lieutenant
governor, Nelson w. Fisk of Isle La
Motto. State treasurer. Henry +. Field o,
Rutland; SECRETARY of state. Chauncey w
Brownell of Burlington; State auditor
Franklin y. Hale of LunenburR.
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New No-k- september The American
~ pnary societies rcprcsouje.l by thir-
W ministers. headed by Rev. + T. El.
'hls"ood. called upon l.. Hung chang to-
way ana presented him with an address
thanking him Tor lhe lnteres, 10 has
SHOWN I'M missionaries IN china
'he address. which Is quiie long. saws
'n"t 'F MY years the missionaries 81
'he American boards have been favored
WIN We protection OF the Chin,ye roy
efninrni aud that from no nation In IN,
"'f'H h"No any missionaries, received
moro Just or better treatment than In
china The address. after raanlipy E,r,
Iii FOR a proclamation In h@nalf Of tn.
m ionarics issued by him I'm iSei s,,s
that Il is extremely gratifying 20 ols.,,.
tnhl Al lnr present Tine IN. disiutrrc..rl
spirit OF the missionaries s.,,rns Ia -
b"'tur undc'' TODD and more nunre,l,, ~
IN emma than ever before ~ wa ~ =
IL Hung Chang responded by thanL,,..
the ministers for their kindly eSnrossi,,.N
hdhlng that MS government had onI,.
done ~ duty m protecting The n,iss,nrs
aries In conclusion, ne rflnket irr -, "
listers for their efforts TO stop tho ,ise "a,
opium which he characterized as a euysn
iuid expressed his gratitude Tor their
prayers for his recovery from the wonnd
inflicted by his japanese aA4ailant.
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G. A. R. AT 81. PAUL


st. Paul, MINI, September I'm
ond day of grand army week oFA
j,iet enough clouds TO make "
pleasant and the clouds seemed Y
more comfortable for the rnafttn
Grams and ex-prisoners Of va. ~
heavy trains rolled into the oeM
ard Keller Post OF Buffalo. \, J..
rcgimcntal uniform was OF us
tinental cut and color, w ssa4
most prominent arrivam a. J
Today's parade consisted OF W
veterans. all escorted BY he ~.
ment of regulars from For Slel =.
was a short parade. but move m
the features introduced by lhs NV Nv
Grams and decidedly popular one -. 49,
generally considered as slnpn s~'1
TO the big parade tomofrox ,.,,.
The streets were lined with less w.
gave hearty greeting TO tne 80
soldiers and also cheered tns'I ~ W
their army successorA sae . .ss Z
the parade allowing q compsIs. ~.
any other time possible ihH ~, ~
was given up to reunion aaa ~
the Minnesota old soldier, ~, sn0 N, Ky |;
an association at Fort Snen'ns S
noon,
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The Post ia delivered tn any part Of the
clty by carriers at li.c1 per month three
months. $500; six months. $500, one year,
Si2N
Mr.. Theodore Bering has charge OF the
city Circulation AMI Collecting
Messrs. Theodore Bering and charles
Lott ere the authorized collectors or All
ely bills, both advert sling and subscrlp-
ton, ana no monty should he DRid TO any
one other than hose uamed unless spt'' al
Wrbier authority signed 10y ine business
Manager Is shown. All accounts OF an!
tse should he paid by check IN iaNol OF
The Houston Print ng Company.
No orders Tor goods" etc, -<lre given
by the manaErnent and none viii BE- ac-
cep'ed IN payment Of office mis-
Suhscrltcrs falling to rercvc the paper
regularly VII please notify the oNice
prompt'r. Every Subscribers paicr ~
expected 70 be delivered not later than
$40 a. IN
1fOI ,errnN MtINIsI1 WIT . 1:nf
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AT COLUMBUS.
A1dress 10 Ar Audience That Filled An
0twNoOrs

A3dress 10 An Audience That Filled An
Outdoors.
After beiuc introduced Mr.. bryan said.
Ladies ana Gentlom>r rms "a the l,rg-
est audience to which l ever tried to
sncsk. have had occasion to speak
whore the audience Flled the, house. bat
never had occasion 20 speak where the
audience filled all outdoors. II You
will vote az YOU are now shouting. ! don't
tnink thor" can b. any question about
the triumph Of free silver in the State
az Ohio.
We have entered upon campaign
~hfh m,-uts much to ihc american poo
pl". ~ our opponents speak truly when
th"y describe what in their Judgment VIII
su,,'s- oi the Chicago ticket would GER
tt ui3 hc calamity - the country IT,
on ihc o.a"r iand, ~ speAk Tie ruin
"tcn $50 describe go you tAo eitects il the
gold standard De continued, t1r maiuteu-
an q of fha gold sttnd1ri .uiu fore IN
la'iors come TO- our rrl'cf is an evil
WHO love their country Nc nave begun
iu INCREASING warfare AKA nst the sold
standard. Inc republican party. without
good th.ug has declared that tie sold
a.Hhiutl must uc nhiutI ned. tdll Your
i.hion TO tnv iael tuti no parry n the
Sectional Convention commended the gold
ndart li- effects ,rc SO bad tha, no
plrfN has dared to upholG {.
Here Mr. y van wcut from he front o.
lhe platform 10 ths SID frs ,NtusinE
p ms II to- Tho audience ID front. lie con-
.inuel
pos re, io impress upon YOUR minds tho
ftt.t thlt fhc on my Is, arc fbrh,tnv IN
this ,a,ut.Irt nj on,n,V vrbt4 a.
r'evar ,..,i' =. MO m ,,rsn i,,rtt 10 ,,ivr
sf,s ~ ha e,iJ st.rt'r,t 800 na,,,,,
nj ~, .,nu'i ,t r,,3 at, -, ~ w.
49, ".ih,' '" ~
r.. w. "'i'N sl"p m.
t .NN. ~ 49, ann %! eteultn
n ',.i, w ,nr tppl AZ "3 ne AMER an
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REPUBLICANS SHOW GAINS
Gront and the Fun Ticket Eloc,od t.,
Nnrn1nnt wv an

Gront and the Fun Ticket Elcc,od I.
Vermont 81
White River Junction, VT, Sof,embor
The Green Mountain state deolnr.d g..
Josiah Grout republican, of b,rbv IN,
governor today, and the entire repnhI,o,',
ticket by majority that equalod tho ma
sections OF the most ronhdcn' republican
managers. Reports from tho sis,an,
towns are, rs usual. rather slow IN co,,I,,.
n hnl the count In all tectiops AZ .'
S,,te SHOWS substantial gains AMI NH
state ticket viii be 5000. rhis vis ~ thI
~, nalority ever given FOR rovorn'r
N me state, the nearest npnro,ee6b' ,''l,t
SIS. "' '"l"llty was y.
The publican leaders ton,,h, ,,.,..
e es, y W. majority may reach Is snn snn
ecan congressional -ardinte. ana 'Vbun-
~, "ro1,, IN me Second. are both re.lo', ~,
pN increased majo-.t;es. ana ~ tep
senate ana house are IN controi M 9hir
ior, d,' ss US, ~ Practically the same ns.
Inc weather generally was cool and fate
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HE WOULD NM
spanish t"'sssr, At,,...
Americas + s'',sss'
F0''t0 10 FLEE nu on 7
fien'y Of Gold ana .
most Coat sI.,,.. .' = f~j
= rhsl, liz. '''s

Key West, Fla, s,r..,
oe'nay a number Of y. l-lx
n ,a.,il. of the span.s,ii,v nv, Y. "a !
t 'oaay' ., and as a result +, y. ',ss
being lynched, Na ssst d
Aranio arrived b.,.
va, uiai ,5e HE tie clalmsi 10 i.
t 4 ,,.,.a TO escape errs nv w h n
came popular win ~ .seiy II: ~
t " s, H. some ION days ago Il sy S,s! %
i t1t me schooner Nonpsr.ssi . \
MY a,. young men on 4 p... W W
EN- days duration sNssafst~
ne young men OF H, NJ
as we'll as Cubans ~ weS ~
!, S,unRseslion, and the psr, AN S ".
up Aranjo chartered al x, va nr
hle vessel was to saii , o,s h.ssls
.ay night, howeyer p,v,nolnN.
la ubiu, IeC4ve4 4.
si a. ana containing he ,n,arwls
aidllo was a. Spanish sniss
oech sent to Key IVES, s Il ~ Y
ger pi young mon mo ,bs SS
49,, ne letter stated that In,sa
pEseu pleasure trip was sinol'
60 get the young men I'M" ~
Ehen they would be ns,s s
busters. =" scuayw /
the commanders Of two v,,.. /
Parties to the plot, and inv ~.
snare with Aranjo The lsrs,. ~
Tered by Weyler for Inc can,,,, ~ /
clustering vessel. NMst
Mr.. Port!llo exposed Aran,, IA,
the young men who bad bess y
victims were so ,nraged IN, I.
solved 10 lynch the tfafor ~
to Aranjo's room, but liz f.ilo..
warned and had fed. lid, ~.
young men arrived Aranjo vr n,
sued, but he managed 10 reasb = =
where he leaped into a bo1i M y
INTO the gulf amid a shower n
fired by the young men whom n =
10 tetray.
1t rs believed Aranio ~ n, 4
nearly fell over after one yojky.
The people are greatly eIchM y
believe Aranjo was aided by N }
fnen who recently arrived ircm NJ
II violence duplicating thea N !
cured they will probably b. i5asAE
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SOUTHERN RATE WAR

Washington. September The Southern
freight war viii probably be resumed in
earnest and the indications are tina, The
NJ per cent cut of the Southern railway.
S Mnieh was suspended owing TO Judge
~ lor'e within fortnight A meeting OF
~" executive committee of the Southern
?, n,1 w.. Freight association was called today
~ ~ III IL ioHptlow In New York city and
w De taken then. This meeting viii cm-
-, ~ a., ny representation, practi,nlly every
SeaDOard. ~ eNNeP' the
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QUIET NOW PREVAIL

Constantinople. September i-Val
prevails here and II Is hopsd III
danger of further riotins has ssu,l
Turkish officials are continuw ii I
of clearing the Khans Of the ln1l
who have been hiding therein III
foreign con3uls are superyislnI .Aa I
in order TO see that the coaditn
scribed by the Representatives .! N |
ers are carried out.
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GLOOMY OUTLOOK.

Holland. Texas, August W.,
t,ced In some of the papers $3.50
the effect that rain TTol , ~. s "
tRese statements will have i ! AN
do with the prce Of cotton! S ~ ~, ID !
if a business to zee an ,a ~ ~ ,Ssi 4
largest cotton raisers, anp M u
ions concerning same. Aa n I'll 4
with say that any amour, noun. y sa
he a Disadvantage to co', srr, bal
not make any more pei ~ M n
: seadv made by knocking ~ y, ANN
h by max TX il shed OIL t! ~ ~ sm
raj, rain Would beyond any uoap' is 4
VIII vii nut the bulk Of ,h s,v cD o..is !
the market. Rain is BABY .n "a ~,
c c,u for stock watsrI. s ~ "a
" Mo iishter here this fall ' Y III II u
v y, dont suppose, aver tx
AVER len bushels per acre W"
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sr,rE rplRITrALlss',,. y,

Dallas, Texas 9tp ~. STATE ~
memorialist day VAIN nv Wv cIla, =
is,s' association at , 0ss a 'ehiliTs,,,,s
,r s'i .ss H lySs"% 4 ssSpTiSSss''s
s sRrA,iS"a' S sfss'dsIs sal i .s s'
Monday Of heart i nnd ch,t - u
in the ceremony ~ are sisb.e'
in his honor. TheFe
IN attendance.
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LEAVING CLEVELAND.

Escorted by a LARGE Committee to tho
ohio. Cani;'tl.
Cleveland, September !. There was an
Other demonstration paid 10 tho Bryan
party when they lcf, this city for Column
bus this morning About tho hotH aud
depot large crowds had gathered In order
to catch parting glance of the nominee.
The columbus reception committee arriv-
cd in this city yesterday and took charge
of the panty, A special car had been
provided and It WAS decorated inside and
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sMlrHvILLE Topic

m,hylle Texas, Sep emu n,
NJ. Bur,csoa, accompanied XIV. y Al
Ter. Miss Jessie, leil y rsss Ils
ton. Where he goes s., 70 VVepP.iIy, ,ad
Major A, W: Tu lrss,,, 10, "
NO ar three days his WOO
TIE following member :. we ~ s'e
league eft today BY y d ,as ds;.
Nj scs Eola Bitirsn.. A q IL u, y
Ct, Kate aud Eula i MSs'sgE s y
". A. Perez. A. Wilkes u.s.
rel.
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Will CAUSE NO CHANCE

ST. Petersburg. September l-Ht I
eminent officials here express III =
that the death Of Prince hbsaushi
ski. the Russian minister Tor frNpl
fairs, will not create . chang Al
policy OF Russia which, II y ~
definitely pacific and fully appruyNt|
car,
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FORD LOST HIS BET.
And Then the Bank That Threw Him
Down Lost a Customer.

Down Lost a Customer.
Bridgeport, Coma. August SO.--John C.
Ford and 7. j. Brophy. free silver men,
got into a dispute ut the Atlantic house
yesterday Brophy bet 500 with Ford
National bank and draw out $50 in GOLD
in exchange for National bank notes.
They went to the Connecticut bank Ford
aid down $50 In bills and asked for gold.
Teller Power said there was no gold In
the bank. although piles of il lay on the
counters in full view. Ford lost his bet
If 800 and then withdrew his deposit
witch amounted TO several thousand dol
lars, from the bank. lie has kept his ac-
count In the Connecticut bank for fourteen
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CHEAP CHINESE vi

San Francisco. Cal s .s,,u,ls. is@1
operators of the ua 40 h.. l.ss.s
s s%s'.? e. j: :ss%$;; +;
Tonanin district ,h;, Ii ely pils \;
p pHsh Chinese fuel On those val . -
prices greatly below rS, Isl Of sans
vania and Welch co'N
are now bringing
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TO MEET JOHNSON.

Boise, Idaho. September l--Senator Du-
bois, Congressman Wilson, J. NJ. Hawley
and $. II. Hayes, ex-chairman of the dem
ocratic State committee. have gone to
Focatcllo to meet MIR. Johnson, the Kan
sas member OF the democratic National
committee. who was sent to Idaho.
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,.o,,,N IN THE NIL

Cheyenne. Wyo' 80 ..r RAE n
woman who was sn,a IN sr " n
s S'ssI from Re Rsd ! 81 ni j. nj
, rtss. The roads W, ss' ~ iss
tion and faster time
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Hartford, Conn, September THE
State republican convention for nominat-
ing STATE officers and presidential electors
opened this evening, bait soon adjourned
UntlI tOmorrOM
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Rudolph Kleberg has proved hsmsif a
st. Ring democrat ani deserves the en-
thusiaz,ic support and encourasene Of
every den ocrat and party mar In the
Eleventh congressional dis'rir' The nehj
teine made on him In certain quarters
should serve To render him stronger with
he Inrrin-
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.

New York. August 31.--"The piano busi-
ness said n dealer today. has had the
bottom knocked out OF It by this bicycle
tween bicycles and pianos? Well. II you
We're dealer in pianos you would quick
ly discover II. lit looks If the piano
dealers only chance for salvation Will be
IN plano and bicycle combined"
Here's a metropolitan social straw.
new and handsome apartment house re-
manned unoccupied for several months be-
cause OF the high rental demanded for
apartments therein, Al length the shrewd
agent hung out this sign: Elegant flats
OF eight aud nine rooms with beautifully
decorated buffers papry." In less than
two weeks every fiat was taken. 1t isn't
given no every occupant of fiat TO have
'hhiers pantry you know.
Il have secured a new play" remarked
Billy Crane to Joseph jefferson not so
very long ago and l like it." "why?"
quered Tho dean of the profession.
well, replied che comedian. Il die In the
third act, and don't have to appear again
until the next N ght.' 'Thatll never do.
can't spare you for that long, Let Mans
lleld nave Il, with the understanding that
the death scene Is to be prolonged indie
hhIteiy The tiaito is waking up.
,a.a . .t.
P"" VISIT To-Day 10 friend who
'o"N" escent IN private ward of
Dig hospital. AS | sat at his bedside | was
regale, by the strains Of , ,rar,o,t. onr,-
nosed 90 ,ho -, f""' N'''
nv de,i,bt reNaent doctors. expressed
cunlmenLed on their evident knowledge OF
Of muse H., my may nave knowledge
taet, was the reply received from the
r0 e Iaro You know the family bury
bcfure nv ono ra ~, nu" 40 no, vel, me nignt
on at Buffalo In forty differen, ke w
ana INC sunday afternoon they carried me
maj ,r tp p.a, laple, what DO You think
Nearer Nc ca -, ~ ~ MaS -, pracuclng
nl,trnpolitnn hoa =" ',ce' ne average
suggestive e''"' 10 concordance put
Steve pros,a .,,,
s,ro, ''"' ioV'er 20 Mayor
H"""s To-Day, saying: "As the city of
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AT wAsHINoToN-H, c. Roberts. Of
Zee with st. fon;s Republic bureau,
AT AugTIS--L A. Petit. office n the
ofats Capitol Building
AT DALIAs- wSN, oLcary. office 81
Main street. Murphy . Bolarz building.
AT GALvESToN-J. H, Sullivan, office
b the Evening Tribune Building.
,f TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. Isl: Businsss. IN
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Houston Printing Company.
!. l. WATSON. R. N. JOHNSTON.
President. Vice President.
Q. y. PALMER. Secretary.

4 c.iu... 10 = ia coiSsss
esml- Weekly Post, ~ ooIs. per Week.
anssrSd q shs russonss .. Boussss. re>sa
- escanl Ciass Matter.
oubsoYt silica BIZ haii-Daiiy ana eSp1ay Post ose
year, % 90: sia Donths oA.0ei shrss nonthe
% 90; one Month q 90.
sunday Post, one year $50
year. q 90; siI months, 500, shree molths, 200
Eastern Business once ~ Tribune Buildius. New
Wssters Business Omcs, tse The hoohery," Oh
cago rio 9. c. Beckvith special Agency
Q. r. r. Holland, travelling Auditof.
TIE Post's Trsvelins Agsnss- Colonel W. q. Carey,
General Travelling Agent; VIII y. Liza. J. n
oenhh anl J. Van Pparse
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Cotton Is kins. and Houston i, It's
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palace.
Mr. Grass "a very r-ps tive tn his pur-
pose not 10 iet GO as the republican nom
iu"c for congress- iH the Eleventh district
He doesn't know any reason why he
would NOT grace the republican funeral
as Wei as the next msn, no more do We.
Io.d lchi Nj Orr
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HANNA's NEW REGIMENT.

IovsroN. WEDNESDAY. srrr. >. 1.9s.
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The democracy = The First iIsfr'7t has
u splerdtd candidate for copgr SO IN non
iT " Bal lie viii win his race, 90, win
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CITY NOTICES.


CITY TREASURER's NoTIcE-CTTy
OF Seattle.
Notice is hereby given that The assess
ment roll Of local Improvement district
street n the city OF Seattle. from south
Lac OF Mercer street 10 south line OF
a anorIlas s,reet under the provisions OF
provement BY grading the same and con-
structing sidewalks thereon. and FOR an
Assessnlent 70 pay therefor BY the mode OF
payment by bonds" has heretofore
been auiv certified 70 me for collection,
ana the respective sums therein charged
ana ieVied against each lot and parcel OF
lai4d IN said district must be paid in ten
e94al annual payments. with interest upon
me whole sum 50 charged and levied or
s0ca iHstallmenss thereof remain IN
PAD. az the rate % ten per cent. per an
mum. and sad interest must be paid annu-
aliy, together with the annual instaliments
.Atsang Tue IN each year. said Sums began
20 pear interest on the 18th day of August.
80. and the third lnstallmsnt OF said as
easements ard the interest for the third
year VIII become due on the 18Th day ~
august, 1856 Unless payment be made
SA SAID i1sta421ent o. PRINCIPAL and SAID
interest on or before said 18th day or Az
gust ISIS. the same shall become 5ellr-
1sent. and shall bear interest az the rate
g. ten Der cent. Der anngrn until paid ard
II not paid before tire same shall nave re-
come delinquent. a penalty Of FIVE per
cent shall be added. and the sums deifn
qGsnt shall be entered on annual tax roll
parcel oF land 50 delinquent. and xffn fbe
interest collected as other taxes. ~apsra-e
account being kept thereof and 81 rot
PAID within the time fixed for the nav
msnt OF city taxes, shall be solicited Z.
sscn isxes are collected. together xt-n
s2ch additional charges or penalties "a
are authorized 70 oe charged ard eclfec..
Cd on other delinquent taxes. ara sarn
.ot Or parcel 50 delinquent shall ns 49,
TOT me amount Of such assessment, vSfS
interest and costs. at the time and in "a.
manner and 81 TIE same aushsorfsv a.
lands AM lots are sold for city ,sxas
GEORGE r. NEACIAM.
CITY Treasurer Of the City OF Seattle.
Dsts OK FIRST publication, July q. 1894.
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NOTICE OF SALE.-Un5er ard Nv -
OF an order OF the superior cnur- w.
King county. in the case OF rrssS
Hernen against the Allen Printing -
pany et a.. No. .. 4iS. Glrec;snx IA -
OF the property Of the said Allan 49,
ing Company. sealed beds for INA ~
printing plant viii be received II, sz
Undersigned at the address hehsw -
ND TO o'clock on the Sth 1ay a ~
gust, 1885.
Each bid must he accompanies hv ~.
cash. or by certified cheek for tk. -.
amount. as guarantee OF good faith . ~
returned IL the bid Is not accepysi
The terms OF the sale shall IL on~.yAs-x
cash on notification 10 the bidder thsf ~
hid il accepted, one-fourth OF ire hsSss.
in thirty days. one-fourth In s{xty 3s~s
one-fourth IN ninety days ana one-fo1sssf
in 10 days.
rejection OF the court. and the sale 60
he subject 10 confirmation by the ce1.{s
jurisdiction 10 be retained until ~ ~
ferred payments are made
Said printing plant consists Of ono a.
Under printing press. J JOB preSSex ~
tr!c motor, paper cutter. perfontof o15rs
Furniture and fixtures, type. material ~
stock, together with the good vii * ~
Persons desiring to bid win be shown ~
property b. the receiver upon calltne n
the address given below.
III. w. MOULToN
Receiver Allen Printing Company, 81
van block. No. 40 Front street. Gonkao
Washington
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FLY on THE FLYER

sEATTLE TO TACOMAs
-Four round rips daily. exceps sSseee
In one ao1r and twenty-nye y. To-
THE STEAMER Fly ~ r..anG
Regular daily trips. seatu
route. ss folic8a- MkY =
TAKING; EFFECT TrESDAIs
TIME CARD,
Single fare, sac: round TIP. - q
Leave Seattie-7:s5. u.h q Ms
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