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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-12
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The beard Of Trade.


Chicago. Oct. 1o.--Several influences
combined TO hefo wheat. probably the
principal one being reports Of disaster 10
AZ the opening the majority Of the crowd
IN the wheat pit were inclined TO take a
oesrish view OF Tne situation. The
sentiment suddenly changed and for an
hour pr1cee we're gong steadily upward
untfi an advance OF over cent from the
opening prsce of es,SsSsAc for December
had been reached. The easy feeling at the
opening was principally caused by The
Northwestern receipts. Minneapolis and
pitush received ], AS "a rs. ~hrsh. although
8 cars less than received on the previous
Saturday. are only - carr below the num-
edged very heavy crop Of that season. The
hears were also somewhat encouraged by
che size OF this years crop. which that
authority II inclined 20 think will not fall
much ehort OF 5n 600 o1c bushels. Among
the reasons for the advance which 80 sud-
che following. The weeks elsarances Of
whsst ard hour from eoth coasts were
again over t.1c. 90 bushels. liverpool
was Arm at about yesterdays advance OF
Nd and reported another cargo OF wheat
as being engaged for shipment 20 Csicut-
tn. San Francisco telegram said ca
blegram from Australia reported shs
wheat crop In Australia DESTROYED by rot.
ecorching weather. The statement was
afterwars reiterated In another telegram
And =: he.ps: 20 cause sns anvanr % s s,,,
feeling toned down q god deal; * was
rsfmorpd .hc visible on Monday would
esfow an increase ~ :. 500 fto bushels. Cei1-
ahy was also reported to have taken ad-
vantage NJ the advance 10 sell a big line
ard 81. Louis took profits on about = ore
GO bushels. The price declined TO sss<c.
but reacted again ard closed steady ST sc,
an advance % about Nc
Corn wns active, strong and higher.
Oats wsre Arm ard higher. mainly In
huenceSs by the action OF corn.
Provisions were very strong: packers
were Mheras buyers. and sffAxlFh ere
firm sod rs 60 rserc~s cf acs Gre msrke:
absorbed n and advanced
Closing auotnftans
whest-ortcber sSt4c. December &C.
Ca:@-.Ncscher. 1Si4c. December iTT@s9.sc-
Curn--NrfoSsr 49,. December As4c
pors-sec S0aer. s.. Deem Der, s. sess a. S,
N.art-Ocf0 eer. 3ss5. December. 81 n
Rsss--os-tohsr. S.s. December. s--7a.
r-zx--re 7s7Sc
T~rnoshy~NsA
Barsev-esessc.
Eye-~SSss q &c
tive stock.
Fstt,e-rrxees ruled as e1'scwp: ra~cv
Nesvas s. YezzE -. 1sesfssrn 80 prime 81 GERS
ssxS, s<o.kers. s7ss7s.sss bulls cows ard
asster~. s. MA, caves, s2saass4; Texans
ard Westerns. 81 S~xsA
tween s. ss&s2 ~ the baA OF the sales be-
ing wsu asove s.
ssAesy-Ssales were on . basis oe s.. 80
AZ .or infsrtsr - fancy sheep. and g. SAD
a. for lambs, with the BEST western shs~p
SaicaSse At s.
Rec-sr,s-cassie. 30. hogs. 1896: saeep.
sssa.
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WATER 'FRONT.' NOTES.

Collier Willamette was at the q. I.
bunkers yesterday.
American ship Kennebec arrived at Port
Blakeley Saturday, to load lumber for
Queenstown.
now on Puget sound. 10 loading lumber Tor
Delagoa bay.
American ship Kennebec, aces tons. at
Port Blakeley. il under charter ny Rem
ton. Holmes s. Co. to load lumber for
Europe.
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Icnso-. Oct. u-T1s weather during
the past week continued wet ara nnrs,ws
sowing vas eirsoss impossible, as SO rain
Saturday saturated rhs heavy land. wrnest
was acsEve. There wws a genera rorA
oe1ce ans ar Aosersce q selling pressure
Quoted az sls s2~2S -; old r,s,u:h
wheat O-eeer and November a<.ve-y.
was caoset Q, - ar4 Sorzse-r, sortne a,
2<s ~.
Flor was firm ana arrsv. a. N@-s al
vance. To. Is row casetwr Maize was Arm
All Raoag 81 lower fo< fixed Ane-~zn.
Sax~rsSes delivery 20 f-oneor wxs quo. cd
.; rs -. and December q. Tss g.
Barley Was firm. and saers ~as sxfr tn
curry 30 California barley. OA,s xere
stronger Asi1- Clipped oats Aras-*ezr.
Ncvsrnse- ane n~cscnSer delivery wegs
C&o.ou =. liz -1ssi
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New York Oct. f1.--Tse ssoSx make.
today surpassed the resent Saturday sv-
eraSr record IL soxsse s12y1S. ana rs~ asssv
IN Sugar. TIE trading gss heavy. ssgar
led. with over Si.esa sa&res, Or nearly o-ss-
n ri OK tic axxrexat tsazsaez.oas. Trsss
stock was aEass the sEsecG n ave pdvssf TEE
general hsg ses0wsnx 80 rsAsn r,owezs.srsa
ASIDE srans Sugar. activity cNNss-ed IN tie
railway properties In tie cary :sAs-xy
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TAtoosh. Oct II. 9 q. m.--lBar. so:oS; clear:
Wind. west. mtles: inward. last night, tug
Sea Lion, $50 p. M: bark. 2. M: tug
Tyee. s:30 =. m; outside. hound In. = ship.
NeAh Bay. Oct. II. =. m.-lCaear: Light
west wind.
Port Angeles. Oct. II. . a. m.-Har. so:o6:
clear: wind. southwest. 3 mites; blk Glen
olora In bay.
Tsuoosh leland, Oct. II. ,. m--lBar,
MS; cloudy; wind. east. miles; Inward.
8r str Wellington. 2 p. m.: outward. SIR
TRANSIT, SIS Z. m: an Am 81 ana s-mast
schr In Straits.
Neah Bay. Oct. II. p. m.-aCgoudy: light
east wind
Port Angeles. Oct. II. p. m.-Bar. SOLE;
partly cloudy: wind. east, mileA
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The hight house sen1s cut the fca1ow4ng
not<ce under date OF October ::
Notice Is hereby given that ON Sepee.a-
Der rSuh. the StAnwood Pest Light was
moved TO point in the first bend on
the south fork Of the SkaStt river. WASH
angton. on the south side at the channel
ABOUT one miles southwest from the
6kSgit river post Gsnt
This nctice Affects the rSt OF ligASs
and fog signals. Pacific coast. 1854 page
y. No. IFS, also the Last Of Beacons ard
BuoyH. Pacific Coast. 1856. page Ca
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FOREIGN MARkETA
FfuaHcfal-

Financial.
Loneer. Oct io.-SSiver. . 1874. Con-
sols. lusis.
Brcn6sfcns and Grnfus,
Liverpool. Oct. ie.-whest-spot firm:
eemand poor. No 2 red spring. ss- No. /
mar. Manitoba. - S~3. No / California;
s. ~. Futures closed steady VIE, ue1r
poSireons unchanged 70 Id higher and
distant positions unchanged 20 I'd lower
cssessar. Sc I'd: Sovefrher. 8. YiIs. ne
IA.
Is 80. Fw~ures c.ose4 strong MIR nesr
And tssan; positions int higher O-.oh~r
ard November, - I'D; December. 81 fAd ::
January. g hst: March. - I'D
81. -
Hops
Eors-At London. Pacific coast. n
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The Halibst rishsYsss.

when the neet OF fishing schoonlgo
which spent last winter In Aiaslca waters
returned here expressions Of dia9uD1
against the country were common omonH
the fishermen. Soms said they wou3A
never 70 north again in seArch ~ halibuo
at was ,sc hard work for TOO GmxIl pay
None were encountered who had anys
thing good 70 say Of the industry. The
slocp Morning Star VIII nh again t110
year tn Alaska. ~ II did last. Capt
L. watnsy cleared yesterday ~ the local
cussoms house. He said ~ thougisi there
would b. better opportunity - ma1o
money this winter rhan last. II prices
maintain as high an average ~ they ~
then. The Morning Star shfpped o46oo
pounds Of s.aifbut 20 ths mAr1ket la14 win
ter Capt watney knows what grounds
he can DO best 81 and VIII waste no time
in hunting for locations. HIS head
quarters viii b ~ Wr3ngsl. ara he Win
ffsa between there and Kiiifsnoo. Inc
frefsns on FISH 10 aise much cheaper Thu
year. The prsca Of haflbut last wlntaG
averaged about Z cents per pound
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there was . sh0w g ssrsneshs bE anata-
patsons os an unfavorabss eank state.
nsns and the statement of IN e4vance g
a per cent, g sss Rs cent .s sa' Z &c cs =
snAny. were made the faxs for rad upon
tbs part 0f tho eearA Reait1asaons heY-
ID 70 accelerate the declin-ns movement
ISOLATED hanks vas more favorable than
the forecast and IT. pueheation va sne
Turing point In the spscaia sion- In The
sassy aans f 4 .d-sno.t ss:e's
abox point and rallied ~ Iron he low
level. The recoverses IN the acal eorf
sxssnced 20 aboGt ! - cont IN Rsadtng
q fractional losses In most instances.
The railway bond market exhibited con-
adorable weakne@ The sales were
Government bonds were active. and
ruled slightly lower on sales o< Nih.0oo.
0oocks moved hregulasiy during the :. seq
On : rather moderase .ssregais Of trans.
closely the drffs Of the London quotations.
and foreign Developments we're IN Import
ant factor In shaping pr-ves.
swslsed the esgrseass Of enSasemsnRs.
Including arrivals since the inflow BEGAN.
to s.. 90 In round numbers. The re-
cent ease in cal money gave place 70
ed being y per cent Tie average rate
was about the legal ngure Time money
also Wofgoo closer and the demand foH
e,sn the choices, mercantile paper aas.
tened gut considerably and rates were Cd
vanced siightly.
The bond market daring the 0oAk We
dull. The leading stocks show net de-
dimes from 70 per cent.
Governments sagged slightly In sym
pashy with the other securities. The sales
were So 800
Silver certificates we're dun. but heavy
throughout on sA.es Of SIS 0O0.
Money and Exchango.
Money on cali. drm. II per, cent:
prime mercantile paper. 7,.0e14 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business IN bankers' bffs at
q s5%94.s4 for demand and $LN1A STA for
~ days; posted rates, - s264 ga and $4.A
a.. %. commercial htafs, ts.Sak.
The exports OF specie from die port a
New York Cor the week amounted TO Loo
were: God, San, -: silver, 81, sO: dry
go0ds. N.sSl. Hs: general merchandise.
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San Francisco, Oct. io-Flour-Family
extras, A.i0Qfo 20; bakers extras. 2-s9s:
eupernne. S. s0G50.
eat-Shipping wheat. s1.17H for No.
and 3. lsA Vi.2o for choice: milling wheat,
Rariey-Feed. fair to good. 7oQ7sxc:
Oats AriEing.. 9oqssc; surprise. s7ifc0
GisVs5c: poor TO fair, 77izGS2lsc: black
for feed. 75Gscc. black for seed, N1i.l5;
red for seed, e190c.
Receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks. $500;
wheat, cenfals, 6.S5: barley. cenrals. a.
100: oats. centals. 500: beans. sacks. 8, 100:
rye. centais. &c. $50, potatoes, sacks. 1850:
onions. sacks. 900: bran. sacks. 3.i3s:
mfidlings, sacks. go; hay, tons, 60:
straw, tons, q, hops, bales. 81. mustard
seed. sacks, e. 100. haxseed, sacks, SO: wool.
bales, IS. hides. sl2: wine. gallons, g. 500;
brandy, gallons. 1000
CIostng Quotations.
Wheat--Firm: December. ia: May.
H,ETs.
Barley-5trong; December s3iso.
Corn--Large yellow SSc-
Bran-sl3Gi5.5e.
Wool--Faii-Uhoiee mountain. 60sizc:
poor mountain. 4Isc san joaquin. plains,
Soc; do. foothill. S1sszc, Northern fan.
60shc.
Hops-Nominai.
Financial.
Silver bars -. sly Dratts-Sight ....Per
Mex. dol ..HizGfc Telegraph :. :. -
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TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT
0UxDAD TO SPO4> ANB.
he xSwsvs' Pep~lsp RssssD
9 y OS6LAAD eaA 81
} KOOTENAY
POINTS.


TIME SCHEDULE.
In effect June H. 1854
TRArN9 LEAVE SEATTLE
FOR 81. Paul and East. SEQ .. n.
For spokane and Local. $40 p. m and
Tor Portland. 80 .. N. and 80 .. =.
sror Olympia. Gray's Hazbor and South
For Csrhonadc: - P. =;
For rscoma. ~. 1as ana . N. ia
LIME nd ~ ARRIVE AT srArrLE-
From 81. Paul and East, SEQ q q.
From 9poka ne and Local go .. m ana
from Portland. $40 ana iin .. N
SFron Olympia. oruys HarboP and
South Rend. $40 .. N.
From Carbonado. l1sU q n.
Froua Tacoma. s:th. So and Il - q. m:
g:io $50 and II 80 .. a.
sDAiiy excep; SUNDAY. All others daily
This card subject 10 change without no
Through tickets 10 Japan ana CHINA via
Northern Pacific essamship Company. IN
Tor rates. routes and other insermaion
caSl ON Or addreas
I. A. NADEAU.
General Agent. Seattle
CITY Ticket Office. corner Yesler way
and Front street.
Depot Ticket ONCE. corner Western
oyerus and Columbia street
A. d. CHARLTON
Aesipsans General PASSENGER Agent,
No 81 Morrfeoa street. corner Third.
Portland. Or.
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Total saIeA.
The total sales OF stocks today were
IL. 100 shares. Including: American Sugar.
81. 800. Burlington. u,l0: Chicago Gas. "a.
400: Manhartan. 1880. Reading. 2. 200: Rock
Island. 3,eoo.
Flour.
F7our-Receipts, 300 Barrels; exports,
mo barrels. Firm but buyers repealed
ent. 2ssey42: Minnesota bakers, s2es0
s.2o: spring, low grades, s.. l0ge. 30 nominal
Whens.
Wheat-Rscc4pts. $500 busheh; SPOT
market irmsr: No. hard, 77%c. Options
pofnt OF the season on firm cables. xood
general buying. sympA ny with ne rise In
corn and Dig weekly exports. finally eased
net advance No. red October csossd
73szc. December. "a u-ls075s,c. closed 7Sjko.
Hopa.
Hops-QMet; state common 70 choice,
1854 crop. 2iSfT&sc: 1895 crop SaT7c ixH crop.
s0ioc: Pacific coast 1884 crop 2.Aolc; 1Ss6
''''' ' Wool.
wool-sveady; domestic. Ila47c; pulled,
Petroleum.
Petrufeum-ReAncd qudee: united ciosed
S PIG ,ron 80 sg,, Southern. uanei;
Les3-ouiet: brokers'. g.
1fr-Psates. market quiet
Coffee.
Ccffee-O7tions closed barely steady n
ioQ25 points net decline. October. S. 80:
December. 81 1903 IS: Spot RIO. No J. IN.
voice. losac toening. lie. Mid. quiet; Cor
dova. lsgf7c-
Sugsr-Rsfn.rg. 2-sc: cen.r4fuxal o.
test. &c. Market quiet: standard 10;
gTart1sate<l 4ixc
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W. L. Bull Is succesdsA a. preaedsnf e
the Minneapolis = f. Loufa BY EavfG
Hswley- The banking element "a the
nasFs g dirsctors nss ystirsd. tins turn.
ne stockaciding tntsre1a
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From G~assie. isciudfng bersh IN Tourfso
sleeper from Portland: 81. nrst class. n.
sduGsar hcrsh In PuIsnaD sseepeP lro0
Portland. for trains leaving ts4O p N, c.
aoeer n and - = m. Orto0ex n 0uay1n.
srn Pacific Ticiest oYsce. ~ First Avexnn
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Yamaxacha Mara I.oseanx.

Tho loading OF the big japanese nn-r,
yauaaguchi AAru commenced yesterday
mcse4ny. ard viii - rsshsd as fast as
men and steam w5nches can accomplish
the lshcr. Captain lrlflsGs sud yesterday
sasS the loading wcu-.E Ne finished snsrsf-
tine Tuesday Might. and that the lines
VIII be cast OF for tina rSss9-n voyage
Wednesday .sornirg. Tsne cargo vii. cos-
sist principally OF Sqsa<>A timber and -four.
although scnsaler ca1sls,sasne ats OF uaiscea-
taneeus frcigas wss She taken. The ve&sea
- Cooked ON the north side of Arlington
wharf. and snost CT the freight that has
been delivered has been moved from the
cara 10 the norsh side Of the warehouse.
II Is being easily and quickly handled. al
though the Visitors 10 the ship that
swarnsed al over her yezs ersay in meas
ure were an Inconvenience erst DELAYED
tho operations OF the sseyetcres Late In
the afternoon the gates were closed and
Captain Griniths denied the general pub
lie ACCESS to she wharf.
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NJ = OIe8t9fS 9I0 lUyIt80s
Knlwhts 81 Isythlao.

The castle hail. Frye block, wan &anrn
- its utmost to accommodate khe nuMIDoQ
present Thursday evening to witness 80
rank of esquire conferrsd by HAr0ouW
locge and 10 enjoy the smoker efven -
celebrate me beginning If what tho meun
beers Of Harmony term thetr busy eeaoomv
AZ present there are ten candidates rea6H
for Initiation Thu social session Wa moGk
pleasant. the zine systam'' being aAoptGG
with great success both socially ana anan.
cialiy. Jay v. Allan. r. n. fngeFsoll auA
George Crane svisd with each other ..
ctairmen. and at me closs honors were
even Among those who BY their oing1nG
and storytelling Aaxstsd IN making ne
ecess SION enjoyable were: NessrA Osborn
Nowden. Mitchell. Histhan, Kog1, Bt8o,
lew. Ambrose. fitzgerald. EeurG Jeneom
and others. Next Thursday evening ~
rank Of knight VIII b conterrsd On O.
candidate.
Seattle division, No. I, Uniform hank
had an installation Tuesday night. Colo0G
e. Weldon Young Installing the fol4uwinu
eGfcsrs: Captain. James A. CanUhey: nroG
lieutenant. Ira w. Conners: second Nous
tenant. Jay c. Alien. A fsns time - g.
pccted at the monthly social ana Acp =
the division next Friday night.
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Degree Of Honor.

Aqu!Ia ioags. No es. rave another &C
its delightful whist parties TO mem0>rD
and their friends last Monday night.
About 90 people were present and ne
prizes we're carried OF by Mra. 0utter an1
Mr.. ahreves: the BOBBY prizes ~ Mn.
Palmer and OR. Goodrich. Two cand1s
dates were Initiated and several applicoe
liens for membership were received
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pprt Gamble OFT 10 -spec'af--Esfsed--
~ bk Nellie Troop, Capt. Ksnrey. tor
8ueAos A<rea
Port Townsend &c. lfS--sA~-vef-Ek
Mercury II GAYS frcra san Fs&nessee. Cor
Pert Elake1ey. leads Ecr San sSrsScssce.
Tacoma. Oct. 1f.-SaeS sai---Afrsvsd--sst-
Tacoma. from Yckoecma: hk Arserss. 20
load wheat: str Es.ItA. WITH cargo o.
h2liaus. str EsogSsa6. 70 load hoer.
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Foressers q Anerace.

SouxS Exceisiof. NO. II, held feD u0unNs
weekly meeting Tuesday evening. when
there was larEe attendance Al memboro.
and waiting crotherA Able speeches a.
addresses vera made and entertainanR n
strCmsntaa and vocal solos and sonRn were
given. Saturday evening the court -.
tended the dance given By Court Duwan.s
tsh At Geerxstown. whore . moat delixhk.
fui evening" va, srene aeonday the court
qaid = SraternA visit 70 Court PradeL M
I. 1t Fremont. ard took part In : stxn
social and snokse Thurs1Ay. C. ", Sm6tk
c. r.; Alex Nsv4nA q C. n: q =. e,Wan.s
son. r. Q. r.: Thomas n. Andrew. Dopufy
q C. r.; C. =. Uhrse. Ftn. &c. g.
Ercthsrs Dunlap Kasees. Bestiins n g
Klein. W. Leouhardt. J. =. KAtasAa. q,
others visited Court EntsrprisA
The supreme report 1uDt Issued = voRY
gre tlfying 20 the order. &c ahowU IN q.
crease In membeEshlD q unnrs than s,eoos
u six nonthsA
Three new courts nsvs aasssaS - -
ststuted in tfs4s jurisdiction and enc = ~
most ready to b Instituted In ooA2t3A
The social committee has been nettae0H
that Courts Blaksley. Entespeise, pr4on
Crescent and DuwamlsA win parucDpato 4
tho annual stag eMokor to - U1von -
Court Excelsior October n
Court Pride of Seattle. No Z, 0e31 ~.
usual meeting ut the Foresters' ban F4o..
mont. Monday evening last. when thsso.
Was = large attendance. Chief RaunpR
Harry Swift was In the chair. suppor&Gns
by thu Deputy Grand Chief RAngcr 1Aca.
III. Andrew. r. G. r.. a. Court Hxcel1scrss
Two applications we're rscaavsA and to.
acted upon.
interesting addresses were MADE ~ q
z. swanson. p. c. r.; FSnanciai 0ecrotAxM'
G. +. Ehret, T. Brooks, w. I.eonhardt 81
other visiting brothers from Court Exoo1e1
sfers also from T. ~. IAznd. = G. RI
Financial Secretary William Cors; A.
Carlson. 8. W.. and Brothcru r. cbnel
nAushton and others from Court Crescent.
the stag social and smoker g1vUn ~ the
court was admittedly ono az the bes4 svoo,
partfcipAt ted In by those who Wero proeentv
The court Is now taking In new apD1icne
tions each meeting. All members sAou11
be present Monday - pAre1oipn4e q IL.
triple initiation.
Court Enterprise. No. 3. head Gts reguann
propositions were received ans reforyon3
and one candidate was elected. For tn
prsxpired term OF once OF Junior BHad3&'
Jchn Jones was unanimously elected ouns
installed by Grand Chief Ranger J. A.
Westborg. A vote Of thanks was extenAoH|
to the officers and members rs Court Ex@a
ceislor for a fraternal visit. with the 60
suianee shat Court Enterprise viii return
the visit at the earliest opportunity. A.
dresses were made by Grand C2a1af Rnna60s
J. A. Wsstberg. by Chief Ranger Smith 1
Sub-Chief Ranger Newsns. Past Chiefz
Rangers T. III. Andrews and swanson an1
the other officers and members Of Ces6e4
Excelsior: also II. J. McSorley, wheslouL
Roper. Maian, NorNngtcn ana rredor1o1
OF Court Enterprise. Incidental 10 eh0S
meeting Chief Ranger G. w. Smith roaA =
poem that was heartily appaaudea. O.
October y social will BE- given q -
hall. All Foresters are invited.
r.
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Independent order 81 oAA vsIIsws,

Seattle lodge. Ma. Z. received one applies
ton for membership BY inttiat3on Tueo10Q
evening. and vii, confer tho initiatoTy -
gree this week Tuesday evening. vIeet1nn
and sciourning Odd Follows sre cordlall8
invited. and members Of No. ere roQuo16s
Cd 20 be present.
corne. Losxc. No. %. Of oeorgstowu,
conferred the FIRST degree last ThursdaH
evening. and viii confer che socen0 dog10o
merit Thursday evening.
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regular meeting.
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DATE last Friday evening. and ackod On 60
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ments were served. AnDong thoes present
were: Grand Serresary Arm 3. Amen.
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Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-18
Mortgage Sale.

The State of Alabama, Jefferson County.
 Under and by virtue of mortgage exc cuted to M. A. Porter, as guardian of the undersigned, Bessie M. Gray, whose name was then Bessie Martin, on the 9th day of April 1888, by. James E.. Hawkins and Tempe F. Hawkins, his wife, which said mortgage Is now the property of the un- dersigned and is recorded in volume 97 record of deeds, page 4S0, in the office of the judge of probate in and for Jefferson county, state of Alabama, l, the said un- TUESDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF FEB
 RUARY, 1896
 at 12 m. at the court house door of said county, in the city of Birmingham, to the highest and best bidder for cash at public is set out and described in said mortgage, to-wit
 A fractional part of the southwest quar- ter of southwest quarter, section g, town ship IS, range west, and more fully de- scribed as follows: Begin at a stake on section line between sections 9 and 16, four teen and sixteen hundredths Qt16) chains east of where said section line would in tersect the center of the Tuskaloosa dirt road. run thence north two degrees west ITS chains to the center of said Tuskaloosa dirt road thence up said road north 5 de- prees east 630 chains, thence south two de- erees east 1895 chains to the section line be- fore mentioned, thence south 8S degrees west $50 chains to the place of beginning; containing in all five acres more or less the corners of said land are marked by Jefferson county. Alabama.
 BESSIE M GRAY.
 7, Transferee and Owner of Mortgage.
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