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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.

The fourth days session Of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention opened in torrd heat untempered
by any OF the cooling breezes which had hitherto
favored the gathering. II was OF course Idle to
expect that after odjournng In the small hours OF
the morning. riding nine miles home In
crowded cars and not getting TO bed before or 3
o'clock the delegates would be promptly on hand
for a 10 o'clock session. The occupants OF the gal
leries hand promptly ard In full force
prepared to take charge Of the proceedings they
did repeatedly yesterday They voted solIdly
against adjournmen, yesterday. and were evidently
determined 10 have the worth Of Their money to-
day. Chicago has earned the distinction not only
OF building the biggest convention hall In the
world but also OF furnishing the largest and
noisiest crowd OF spectators.
Less than a dozen of the New-York delegates
were in their seats when the proceedings opened
Mr.. Whitney was there. but Senator Hill
spicuously absent.
At five minutes before II Senator White OF Cali
forn a. ne permanent chairman. took the chair and
made an effort to establish degree of quiet
and order In the hall. After five minutes devoted
TO that purpose with little success, prayer was
offered bv the Rev. DR.. Green. Of Grace Episcopal
Church, Cedar Rapids. Iowa. the same clergyman
who oHiciated the last two days. LAS Thou hast
given us another day"-so the prayer ran-'g,ve
us grace for its duties, and guide our minds which
are fruil anG feeble. by the infinite wisdom OF Thy
grace that we may be kept from EVIL and sin and
guided In the paths Of righteousness. Rule Thou
over us. for Thou art mighty. and snint that right
eousness which exalteth may be ours and that we
may be free from tina; sin which Is reproach to
any people"
The Chair Immediately recognized Mr. Harrty
Of PENNSYLVANIA, who standing In the main aisle
was greeted with cheers. lie said: Il desire 10 say
that In obedience TO the instructions given by the
Democratic State Cow sntion the Pennsylvania dele
CATION presents the name Of Robert f. Pattison
Of Pennsylvania, a candidate for the Presidency"
There was much surp Use among the god men when
Mr.. Harrity formally placed Mr. Pattson In nom-
nation. IT understood this morning that Penn
sylyania would simply cast it's vote for him as
a compliment but Mr.. Harrty decided that as the
State Convention had expressly instructed Tor Pat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11

Once in a
while a rian
surprises the
watchers by
sitting up i'll
his coffin,
and asking
why in the
world they
put him in
there. Such
things, when
they happen,
are publish
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ed far and wide. They are
considered we'll nigh miracul-
Gus. Is it any less wonderful
when a man is cured of a dis
ease presumed to be fatal !
When physicians say to a
man that he cannot live, he
q. Il
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Remarkable for its richness in magnesium
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-WfsO York Medieal Journal
"a much esteemed purgatve water
Its composition Is constant. The prac-
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affords those guarantees Of uniform
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been wanting in the best-known Hunyadi
waters. =" Agreeable to the palate
Exceptionally efficacious."
-BviisA Msdieai Journal
Belongs to that large class Of aperient
waters which come from the neighborhood
of Buda Pest, commonly known under the
generic name OF Hunyadi. >" Contains a
large amount Of lithia. Specially marked out
for the treatment Ct equity patients"
-JfedieaI Press and Circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11

PRICES: Is cts. and 25 cts. por bottle.
OF all Druggists and Mineral Water Dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11

Before the result was announced. but when It
was known that Mr.. Bryan had received within a
few votes OF the necessary number Governor Stone,
Of Missouri. assembled the platform. and as soon
order could be obtained addressed the Convention
follows
Gentlemen OF the Convention: Two or three Gays
since received this note. which will now read in
Your hearing from Richard Parks Band: I wish 4
10 be understood that do not desire the nomination
uness IL IN the Judgment OF the frees.lver dc.eg
that would 90 the stronger candidate II II shaii
at any time appear that my candidacy Is the least
obstruction TO the nomination OF any candidate
who Is acceptable TO the free-colnage delegates cf
the Convention. or one more acceptable 10 the ma
torlty OF those delegates than myself. ! wish my
name at once Internationally withdrawn from fur:h-
or consideration. am Wiling TO waive state instruc
tions for ME- II NEED be. and TO let the free-s!ver
delegates decide the whole matter The cause must
be put above the man (Aprlausc)
II came this great CITY,. continued Governor
stone 'as OF the delegates from Missouri, vocing
the sentiment Of the Democracy of that State pre-
sent for your deliberate consideration the name of
that illustrious commoner for whom many OF you
have expressed a preference by your votes IN this
Convention To those who have been our friends In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13

NOTICE OF SALE or DELINQUENT
shares OF stock. Office OF the West Seat
tie Land and Improvement Company Sc
attic. August :, 1895
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
or A resolution Of the board OF trustees of
said company nela this day certain shares
or the capital stock OF said company here
after described. or so much thereof as
may be necessary 20 satisfy a certain as
sessment OF 81 per share. duly levied there
held July Z fSS wsll De sold az public auc-
tion 10 the highest bidder for cash a. the
east door Of the United States postofslce
In the city Of Seattle. at the hour or II
o'clock n. m. on Tuesday. the sth day Of
September 4. u. 1875.
The following Is , particular description
az the shares OF stock ordered 10 be sold
together with the names OF the respect{ve
shareholders and the amount 90 the re-
speetive assessments levied on their said
shares Of stock:
No. Name or Delinquent. shares. l ey5e5
sl-A W. Scnolle. trustee ..5.ea s 5000 ii
EF-Charles Baker. receives. s.9r 5000 20
si-ABgustus l. Therndike.. g. e. -
Notice Is further given that all os SAID
stock holders have made default IN the
payment q their said assessments upon
lice had been given 10 each cf them. as
rss,siress BY iaw AMI the bylaws az saFs
cossspany. and that said sale will be yaaas
A. the time and place seove specified a,
pahifc auction 70 ihe highest Bidder ani
fhat A. such sale the person who SHAH raw
the assessment due as above stated. %
sether w!sh TIE PRO rata expense az A.
vprtlx;ag and 81 sale Ter tae smallest num-
Der q shares or portion q share ot each
~ said delinquent stockholders. shall be
deemed The hsEHsSi bidder
n X STRIVE. vice prsxsssos
James II. Watsoa. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The pubic A hereby warned not 20 pay
any money 10 parties representing 20 pe
agents OF the Eeaftls Post-Intellsg zfacer,
alfhorfxe6 travelling agsnEB Of the Post
1nfeIilsencer. viz: j. A. Mcclellan. j. l.
Hawley ard c. X. Peck. This does NOT
apply to resident agents OF TINS paper Nao
are located in various cities anu owns III
the Northwest. nor 10 Dostnasters. WHO
are in al cases authorized e take SUD-
acrlpfions for the Daily. sunday and
Weekly Post-fnteIligercer. city coilsz.-
ork. j. A. cafhcart X. T. Hawiey, w.
II Hanna and w. w. Ewing.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHER1FF'S SALEM rrr
superior court ot the state OF WasasTr-
ton. fer the county az King The ya~r
England Mortgage Security comparg'
Dora E. Harris. William cocararss'
Katie A. Cochrane. Daniel O'Leary. Ma
Daniel O'Leary. Gust Gandsrson, ]. IA
Weolerv. county o. King. Fred Gas~a'
a Is RashSTfose' 81 3 4 T,wlss,hsll. BIZ
f. W. Clancy. A. T. Van De Nanter aai
Jerome Caslin. defendants. No. @xs
Under and BY virtue OF an order al xA,s
and special execution. issued out Of ,As
above named court. in the ABOVE entit.ri
cause. and 10 me directed and delivered
have duly levied upon the following d.
scrlhed real property situated in KIM
county. Washington. tn-wit. The sogsh-
east quarter az the southwest quarter, asd
the southwest quarter Of the soafheas.
quarter. and the north half OK the SoltA.
cas- quarter aGi the southeast Quarter 81
the southeast quarter or section four III
in township twenty-five car north. AMI
meridian. containing TWO hundred screA
according to- the United States govern.
men. survey. together with all water ~
ter rights. -irrisating bitches. aqaedactx
canals, appropriations. franchises xr3
privileges. apon. leading 70. or eonnscsel
with, now or hereafter owned. used or en-.
loved in connection with said prer.ixes
and every part and parcel thereof
Notice Is therefore hereby given that an
Friday. the. 18th day OF August. lM II
the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said DAY.
al the front door OF the courthouse. Ia tAs
city OF Seattle. in said King enuasv
will sell the above described property al
public auction, 10 the highest and best BID
Dated fhis ssth day Of July. 1885.
a T. VAN DE VANTER. Sheriff.
Crowley. sullivan & Grosscup. Altar.
reys.
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NOTICE OF SHERlFF'S SALEM TIE
superior court os he state OF WashInx-
ton. for the county OF King. sarah z
Ahg. plaintiff. vs.. George w. Losgis,
James A. Logic. John O.. kellett and
Martha Kellett. his wife; George 5. KRIS
and Jane j. Kirk, his wife. c. H. Hace
and Nettle q. Black, his wife. Pate
Neis. doing business under the firm styls
OF Phillip Neis & Co.: Julia T. Hoffman.
as exccntrix az the last will ana t.sa.
ment OF Lee Hoffman, deceased. Julia
f. Hoffman, Hawley =. Hoffman ard
Margery +. Hoffman. defendants Na
d. SIS
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale
ard special execution. issued out OF The
above named court, in the above entitled
cause. and to me directed and delivered
have duly levied upon the following De-
scribed real property situated In King
county. Washington, to-wit: Lots six 70
and seven ca. In block two t9. and lass
two (@ and seven Cd, IN block three y.
and lots three go and four O. IN block
four 60. in toGgie 4 Evans addition .
Kirkland. according 10 the plat Thereof. ~
OF record In the auditors office Of the sad
King county. also that certain tract ss
land bounded and described as follows. ~
wilt: Beginning at point forty rods east
Of the northwest corner Of the northwss,
quarter OF section Q. In township . north.
range east. and running thence soaih
Sc Is rods. thence east 20 rods. fhanra
rorth SO is rods: thence west - reds .
me place OF beginning. containing ten f9
acres. also an undivided one-third On
part OF lots ], ., and 4, in block u. a
Maynard's addition TO the town NOV csssl
OF Seattle: together with all and singular
the terements, Entertainments and appay-
tenauces thereunto belonging or In any
wise appertaiuirg.
Notice is therefore hereby given that en-
Friday. the 18th day OF August iSNt II
the hour Of 10 O'clock "A. m. Of said daE.
at the front door OF the courthouse. IN ne
city OF Seattle. In said King county,
viii cell the above described property q
public auction, to the highest ard best BIZ
der for cash.
Dated this 29th day Of July, lXS.
A. +. VAN DE NANTER, sheriff.
Carr & Preston. Attorneys
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CITY NOTICES

INPoyNDEp STOCK NOTICE -
lowing described horse. plaress :. y ~
city pound on July y. lSS. vxssi - - 10
az public auction 20 the hsvhss, = sesi
for cash in hand. 70 pay cosss - ss1asr
pounding ard a3vertlSing Sat1l-ssSss ~
gust Is. 1856. at % O'clock a =, A.
front door OF police headqusrsss~ss = saa
FER OF Third street and YeSfsr wss so.
One Light bay horSe, white sns,. -
head. weight about 30 - ioses
The owner q the aoove-SeScrshcs -.
being 20 me unknown aofse
G. s. REED
CHEZ of rc,s~>
Date az first publication. Jaly q. -
IMPOuNDED STOCK NoTrCE-T,. -,
lowing described horse. placed - ssss
CITY pound on July =. ISs vii - -. -
az public auction 20 the hirhes. 49,
for cash IN hand. 10 pay cosfs ~ sA -
pounding and advert sing. Satnrssv -
gust is. 1876, 81 10 O'Clock 4. ~ :, -. -
front door o. po,ice heaauuarfers - -
Der 81 Third street and Nes.er wsv. ~
One dark hay horse, white spot ia 49,.
head. branded on right fore shsu,sss.
weight. about 80.
The owner OF the ahcye-Sescrshes 49,
being 20 me unknown. Assss
c. :. REEn
Chief OF po!lcN
- ~NsSt
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NOTICES under these headings. the sane
ehould be left ~ the business Offices %
this paper. No charge - male for such
notices.
Funeral notices resolutions or other sPe-
cal announcements viii be esarEe1. a. tne
rate OF 10 cents per line each insertion
PyST-INTEI1ISIGESsC CO.
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A reward OF SO will be paid for infor-
nation leading TO the arrest and convic-
ton OF any 3ne stealing copies Oh the
observation-disclosures delivered 10 subscribers
throughout the city.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

rTC~r-Seale1 sisS fc~ coal ~ wccs -
Aa furnished = car lead lots. z O. 3. Puu-
1aG. 20 Agricultural CHl}ege and Srh6.oE
90 Srtewce all be received az seerata~,r
- beard et regents 80 70 zG1 Earlls.asrx
August H. 1Sss A. RS aTfes IN r4llunar-
Wash. Coaf .sGst ~ best select ls~Yn
30 tors 81 raore- Nsod FaaSs &c sea-
sSne9 nr CT tRvaAracs
= A BRYAN. PreAsent-
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CADE-sExTOE--In Seattle. Tuesday. Az
rust II. USE. 4. The res.dence OK the Of
heating clergyman. Rev John =. Ja-
mon. 80 Fifth avenue. Mr.. Walter ":
Cade ard Mas Lydia l.. Sexton. bosa OF
this city.
AsHIIsYIPrKE-In Seattle. Monday. Au-
gsist 10, 1sss. at the residence OF TIE Of
ficiatf1E clergyman. Rev John Da-
mon. 30 Fifth avenue. Mr.. Frank Ash
ley ard Miss Eva Pike. both OF this CITY.
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AUCTION.

THE SEATTLE AUCTION, STORAGE
and Compassion Company Gncorporat-
ed4. LIS First avenue, Seattle: personal
attention given 20 furniture sales at pri-
Fate residences: assiEnees'. receivers,
mortgages and executors sales. con-
siguments solicited: we guarantee
prompt returns on all sales entrusted to
nst regular sales days Tuesdays and
Fridays
IF YOU INTRCST YOUR GOODS 20 the
Seattle Auction. Storage and Commits
sion Company. you can depend on quick
sales. prompt returns and square treat
meat. no fake" sales: 10 reserve
don't forget the regular sales days are
Tuesdays and Fridays. r. q. Becker
ton has no connection with Us.
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NOTICE or SHERIFF'S SALE~-..l-N. s 10
superior court OF the state OF W asoiss
ton. for the county OF KING. Sna -.
Schw8bacher. plaintiff. VS.. LIZZIE =. 80 80
sky Ronald NJ. Crawford. as aan' -
traitor 81 the estate Of Jyiss z. .tR s.ss,
deceased: Alfred Lee Lspsky. ,A Issss
Wales LlDaky. Carl FredefiEk -
Bailey gatzert Llpsky, Nellie Lg5 sr
Llpsisy. Marie Lipsky ksselIe - 80
George Mortimer Lipsky: and LAz1s IA
Lipstv, rs guardian OF tins. pefsos,r, 49, -
estates az the defendants. Ariaur 49, 80
LIpsky. Carl Frederick Llpsky. l lasEv.
Gatzert L.psky, Nellie louise 10y. nss.xs
Marie Iapsky. Estegie Llpskv and tss .a.
Mortimer Llpsky. minor children q 20 -
G. Lipsky. Diseased. Defendants
xa9r ii.
Unscr and by virtue OF an order Q, - =.
and special execution, issued OUT vessssss5
above named court IN the above sniIs.sff
cause, and 10 me directed and dtils sss 4.
have duly levied upon the oiiesn4v 1ax
scribsd real property Eltuaifl ~ r.. 80
county. Washington. to-wif. fiIty W 49, -. -
by one hundred and twenty flaD fsss Z
ground, being a part % lot I'VE " a..
block numbered fifteen 10. 81 8 u ~ - =
ems addition 70 the town tu0W cityf 10y
attic. the same being more pas s' .s.ssf:
bounded and described as soHpHs. 80 - n
Reggnnlna al the souihwestsriy ca.as ~
sad lot five f5l. in block fifteen ee'.-. III
running thence saEterly on me 800.
wsth gpyir~ sfFeer 20 feet. fhence ~ -.
ers-. along the alley 70 feet; Thence -
erly parallel win The fret dfscrlps5 800 "a
10 feet thence sonsherly along ls-x~
street 50 feet. 70 the place or De<an ~.
together wsfh the teuernsnts. go -
n.eHts and appurteuances thersunss
longing. -. a
Notice n therefore hereby given 80 - !,
rrfdav, the 18TH day % Auyus'. s5.s
the hour Or 10 o'clock a. ~ q 80 - -
a. the front door OF the courthouse. ~ 4
city OF Seattle IN said King c9unys i
viii sell the above described propeII.H.s<
public auction, 20 the highest and nsss
der for cash.
Dated this 9Th dav OF July. is95 -
A. II VAN De VANTEff. shessn
Carr a Pre@son. Attorneys.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

RELIAyn-The funeral OF w. J. Roland
will be held at Bonney * Stewarts cnap-
eli today at 2 p. m. Interrnent N MOUNT
Pleasant cemefsry.
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NOTICE-To the stockholders Of the Seat
lie Brewing and Mating Company: You
are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Seattle
Brewing and Mailing Company Is called
to meet a. the general offices OF the
company located on Grant Street bridge
in the city OF Seattle. Wash. at the
hour OF p. m. on the nth day of
August. 1886, for the purpose OF elect
ing seven 90 trustees. 10 serve for the
term of one year in accordance with the
bylaws and for the purpose OF consid-
ering any other business that may
properly come before said meeting. BY
order OF the president.
A. F. METZGER.
Secretary Seattle Brewing and Mailing
Company.
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BvHTETI~-Tn Seattle. TUESDAY. August
IL 1895. TO Mr.. and Mrs Richard @.
Busbeu. . SON.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THA
superior court OF the state of Washins-
ton. for the county OF King. The lSa
adam and American Mortgage ana lIsss
Company. Limited; eorp9rai.on. pals-
McRedmond. James McReimond. Dssa
McRedmond, Annie Smith, Ealey EyanA
John Jelinek. William T. SKIES. Joka
Mefarye Rhoda =. raelds, Mr.; . III.
Stevens Hatfield. J. A. Hatfield. Ps,g
Colgan. Phlnneas Thaycr. Harriet y
Thaver. First National bark. Of seallis
a corporation: W. l.. Gazzain. deots
~. Wineholt. and State Insurance ton'
h.sos. -,
finder and by Virtue OF an order Of sale
ard special execution issued out o. l. NJ
above named court. In the above rnls en-
cause, and 20 me directed and deaiysFsui
have duly levied upon the following ~ y
scfibed real property situated ~ eaIks
county, Washington. t0-wit: Inc west -.
OF the northwest quarter OF section 49, !,
go in township twenty-five t3l norm =
range i've 90 east OF the WInsm M
meridian. and containing eiEhty w 49, =
excepting therefrom. however, 2 stfig =
land one hundred Qo9l feet in with, so ~
G0 feet on each side OF the center = t,. ~
track, heretofore conveyed to the 500
Lake Shore & Eastern Railway .oInp =.
az right-of-wav, and excepting. also : -
sixty is01 feet by one hundred ana 49, -.
tI2ot feet, sold; together Win al ana 49, -
lar. the tcBemcafs. heredltamenls ana ~
purtenarces thereunto belonging.
Notice is therefore hereby given ~ - = i
Friday. the 18th day Of August. i@ :
the hour of 10 o'clock q. N. OF SAG 81 4.
at the front door OF the courthouse y ~
city OF Seattle. IN said King cona.y' =
win sell the above described properu ~. Y
public auction, TO the highest and oest 1sv
der for cash
Dated this 2gth day of July, 1895.
a. T. VAN DE VANTER. snellu'
BOYD J. Tallfnan. Attorney.
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Advertisements under tho head OF Lost
Found For Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF i
cent a word each insertion Payment al
ways In advance. No advertisement re-
ceived for less than Is cents.
NOTICE.--The business Office or the
posf-Infsiigencer ls open until III p m:
SUNDAY hours . a. m. TO 1870 p. m. and
TO o. m Classified advertisements Will
be received up TO this time.
Advertisements Will be received n
branch Offices OF the Posf-fntellIgencer:
TACOMA BUREAU-So. iiz3 Pacific
avenue.
PORT lIliam J. Jones.
BELLINssHAM BAY--New Whatcom.
O. H. Culver. Manager.
OIsYMPIA-4i75s Main street Charles
watson. Agent
The following letters await advertisers
~ this ffYlras
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE

Advertisers desiring display advertise
n1crsts changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by / o'clock Saturday TO III
sure cnAnge
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING THE o. K. BOX for messenger.
Western Union and Great Northeru f.le.
grams. hacks. gurueys ard exnres.
wagons. quick service. Teiephons Mar
tie sis Second Branch Pacific Laun-
crv
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WE WILL EXCHANGE new Foods for
secondhand household goods; you can
select from the largest stock OF furri-
turs. carpets. stoves. ranges, etc, in the
city, and get a liberal allowance FOR any
kind OF secondhand household goods
Frederick. Nelson & Munro. l21s to l2z3
Second avenue
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COMPOSITION - IL Eerpareli rslrtor
brewer or ierg primer faces on IRE Fol-
lowsnr size bodies. Nenpare.i or MIA
fon. net exceeding = ems plea. brewer
nns exceeding Is ems pea }0aC primer
rcs exceeding "a ems pea Specsaf fsr-s.
er iar-~ orders. Address Poss-Tr,slII-
RsncST. Seattle.
SPECIAL. IMPORTATION DAILY 2,
manufacturer business souses ard rub
lie men ~ TIE Press Clipping Bureau
tAGsn'sA. rnfe7 kiSck Pr-eia-3 Or
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs-SoTTCE IS
hereby given that the King county
board OF equalization vii be IN session
three ca weeks commencing Monday
August & A %. 10. a: "a. King county
courtnoQse for tire purpose OF sqgailz-
ing tbe tAx roll Of tss AL taxpayers
claiming abatement OF .ax are hereby
rotffed 10 appear en- or before Saturday.
August = ISIS. or Be forever barred
NATHAN EFMAS
County Auditor and Ex-Ortcfo Clerk Of the
Beard OF Comfy Commissioners OF
Klng County. Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13

IMPoUNDED STOCK NoTTcE.-The fol-
lowing cescrosd mare. placed in the
city pound on July =, lssE, VIII be sold
a. puolsc auction 70 the highes, bt4ds-
for cash in hand. 70 pay costs OF I'm
pounding ard advertising, Saturday, Au-
front door OF police headquaFters err
ner OF Tnsrd street End Yesier way:
years cd, weight. LOO
TIE owner OF the a5ove-cescribed mare
being 10 me unknown.
G. 3. REED.
Chief OF Police.
Da.s % fra. publication. July 81, fses
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