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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-04-29
THE SOCIAL EVENT or ELK POINT.
Mrs. A. o. Ringsrud's Advsrtisement
PARTY,

I MRS. a. .. RtAgofud's Advertisement
! Party.
| What may without exaggeration be
called the social event of the year, was
the advertisement party at Mrs. A. O..
Ringsrud's last Thursday afternoon.
The conception Of the whole entertain
ment, the variety OF detail exhibited,
the careful and tasty arrangement Of
decoration. and the provision for social
enjoyment, all manifested great inge-
nuity and ski and are wo, thy OF strong
commcndation.
1t was ladies party, and Mrs.
Ringsrud sent out only forty FIVE invi
tatiOns. Each guest was requested to
impersOnate some advertisement, and
the response would make glad the heart
OF any newspaper man on earth. We
shall not attempt to describe the cos
tunes, giving instead a list of the
ladies present and the advertisements
represented, thus making it an easy
task for the imagination to picture the
beauty, variety and skill everywhere
manifest. Following is the list:
Mrs. Geo. Rust. Elk Point Leader,
w. w. Main, Patent Paint,
- NJ. Hoffman, Hoffman's Hard ware,
J. S. Talcott, Diamond Dye,
M. B. Kent, Santa Claus Soap.
G. w. Buchanan, Lithner's Per-
fume,
g A. d. Kellar, Freeman's Hand
kerchief Department,
Geo. X. Freeman, Pearl Toilet
Cream,
Geo. Hasson, American Biscuit Co,
ia. Miller, Walter Bakers Cocoa
Company,
i" James Walsh, White Rose Soap.
. Oluf Johnson, DelineatOr,
Geo. O'Riley, The School Reciter,
w. NJ Vincent, Milk Maid,
A. S. Bland, Dairy Maid,
+. c. Ericsson, Henkln's Fish De-
=" J. L. Reid, Shriner's Photograph
=" F. NJ. Gilmore, Rising Sun Stove
Polish,
g w. +. Buchanan. COURIER,
Miss Minnie Coaly, Sioux City Journal,
Mrs. Ira Nichols, 1897 Publishing Co.,
on Ancient Patriarchs,
G. Z. Krause, Receiver for the
Columbus Buggy Co,
. J. M. Talcott, Talcott Lumber Co.
g w. J. Comfy, Dennisons Crepe
Paper,
s. J. G. Comfy, Ceylon Tea.
81 Julius Schaetzel, Liliputian Ba-
Zaar,
g. A. E. Rome, o. NJ. Walters Tin.
ware.
D.. Ellis, Crepe Paper Easter Lily,
8 Alonzo H;.sson, Mccormick Reap
err.
" Abbie Young, w. C. T. U.
s. St. Marie, Wall Paper and Paint.
. Don Franklin, Mrs. f. J. Smith
Millinery.
I" E. w. Miller, Mrs. Stroud, Mil
linery,
=" F. w. Smythe, Nc aughlin Coffee.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-04-29
TIME TABLE
Of THE
G. NJ. g. ST. F.. RAILWAY,

Passengers.
Noe Chicago and Sioux City Leave 30 m
No. Chicago. $. City and Georgia - 4:15p m
No. lOi =. 4.O5 u IN
EAST-Freight.
No. G2 Sioux City stock Leave II :o5 m
No. ~ Sioux city ana Chicago. $3.50 m
wEsr-PasSenger.
No. Mitchell and lankton. Leave 1918 a m
No.3 iankton Observation-Disclosures - sos III
wEsT--Freight.
No G3 Way freight ..............-- Leave S:25 a IN
NORTH.
No. 1Ol st. Paul. Seattle and Sioux
Falls passenger. ....,,.. Leave 10 90 m
No. % Way freight II :55 a IN
tDaily except Monday.
.Daily except saturday
other trains daily except sunday.
tickets for sale To any point on fhe .slObe
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Paris Exposition of 1900, thus keeping
herself we'll up with the times. The
walls OF her beautiful house were deco
rated with advertisements of every con-
ceivable sort, while for curtains the
wrapping paper of the Ringsrud Mer-
camille Co. was prominent. An old
fashioned board fence hedged in bay
window, indicating that it was ''Three
miles to Kelley's." Over the passage
way between two rooms was Hastily
arranged in the form of an arch II c
U r going to Ringsrud's for T." On
one mirror it was recorded that emo
thing under the sun is equal to Rising
Sun Stove Polish. Patent applied for
by Mrs. Gilmore:" another brought the
Sioux City Journal into publicity, and
still another gave the receiver of the
Columbus Buggy Co. a good start in
the world.
In the course of the afternoon Pho
tographer Shriner took an excellent
view VI tuo AdOl0o III COotum0 Ou euc
lawn. By popular vote it was decided
that Mrs. w. J. Conly's costume was
the best representation of an advertise.
ment, and she took the prize offered by
the hostess for that purpose, a beauti-
full souvenir volume OF Tennyson's
''Idylls of the King" Twenty adver'
Using pictures or trademarks we're cut
out and pasted on cards and q prize, 9
dainty sandwich set of Haviland china
given for the greatest number of cor
rect guesses. Miss Minnie Comfy se.
cured this, guessing only seven of the
twenty advertisements. Mention must
be made OF the delectable lunch which
Mrs. Ringsrud herself prepared and
served in five courses. At each plate
was a souvenir Of some useful or beau
tiful article, each one different, and
each tied to bunch of cut roses. AL.
together it was most enjoyable occa.
sion, and one rejecting great credit
both upon Mrs. Ringsrud who planned
and executed it, and the guests who 60
heartily and successfully co-operated
with her.
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THE COURIER.

THE COURIER Is mailed regularly to
its subscribers until q definite order to
discontinue is received aud ali arrears
are paid. ......
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Besides, Beresford gains couple Of
wide-awake whole-souled citizens
Beresford Republic.
Prof. French went to Mitchell Fri.
day to attend q meeting Of committee
appointed to arrange q uniform course
of study for the high schools Of the
state. This committee. consisting Of
ten members, was appointed ct the
State Teachers Association held ct
Vermlllion in the winter. The Mitchell
Republican speaks ~ follows Of the
object Of the meeting: 1.-THE importance
and necessity for such q method il
apparent to anyone who is interested
in progressive educational facilities,
for under such conditions all the schools
in the state will be working on the
same basis and the graduates from
each community will In q measure be
on the same footing In the preparatory
work Of entering colleges. Before the
committee adjourned I've other com
mittees were appointed for managing
the following Ave departments: langu
age, English, mathematics. science and
history. and = chairman for each com
mittee will be appointed who will cal
TO his assistance ~ many educators u
he thinks necessary. The meeting I'D
iourned saturday morning and another
will probably b held during the sum
mer or fall. The members Of tho com
mittee returned homo Saturday. >
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u UlSCt1uC0 VI lOur nll0S, ~ 10 CutCluS
off the rich farm lands at rapid rate.
The fine farms of Norton, Smith. Os.
born, Edwards and others are being
eaten up. Edwards Is moving back his
house, barns and cribs. The largest
tree in South Dakota, an immense
cottonwood, fell into the river on Fri.
day. It is said by good judges that
this tree would have made forty cords
Of stove wood. It is estimated that q
strip one rod wide, four miles long,
goes into the river every twenty-four
hours. This would equal eight acres.
On the Nebraska side the river is cut.
ting rapidly. The current divides al
the head Of the island. Along the
farms OF Jacob Bartolf, old Mr.. Bartolf,
Pritchard, Charles Smith, Mrs. Goats,
Ezra Carter and Mr. Carter, the cut.
ting is the worst. Mrs. Carriers house
IL but . few feet from the shore, and she
10 preparing to move 1t. The dis
appearance Of the strip Of timber that
skirted the river west Of this city
causes tho landscape 70 look 20 strange
that the Oldest settlers scarcely recog'
nize the locality. The general contour
Of the river will b changed for several
miles Hundreds Of psople visited thu
locality yesterday Elk Point Specia
70 Journal.
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VIM. CHAPMAN.

>TTY TREAST RER'S SoTlCt..--ti.y OF
Seattle-Noiiee is HEREBY given tSat the
second annual ins;3slfssent .: ioSaI I'M
uroysnsenr tiS.r3c, No. IS, for the i'm
Movement OF willow Street. in the City
az seattle from Broadway 10 the East
rsarxin Of kenney Street under me pro
visions OF ordinance No 49, Wi3seh pro-
vides for The Improvement; or said street
biz grading the same and constructing
sidewalks on both sides thereon. with 3
parking strip along certain PARTON or
said street. and proviatas sos tne pay
n1ent therefor in insjallnlen.s ana estah-
fishing fund for such payment ey me
levying and collection OF special assess
ments upon the property nenehsed ~
issuance of bonds as authorizee oy an
act q the legislature OF the state q
Washington, approved Narch ssn 49,.
and Under the provisions OF orSi ni
amended ~ ordinance No. $40. approved
July lith 1894. has eeen duly ceraaed 20
ME for collection. and .ne fesptStIfe
sums therein charged and leLieu Akaihsl
each Parcel and lot OF land. and part
thereof in said district. in payment or
such insiailment remains unpaid ana
the same. including The interest," on 'ne
whole amount charged, mus be pale on
or before the 81 day of July. lN. IN
less payment he made on sucn instaii-
ment on or before the I'd day ~ july.
1897 the same shall become destnoaenI
and shall bear interest at the rate OF
nine per cent. per annum, until patd.
and il not paid before said time. PEN
atty of i've % per cent. shall pc addict
and the sums delinquent shall he enter
ed on the annual tax roll for the current
year against each lot and parcel OF land.
and parr thereof. so delinquent ana.
With the interest and penalty. shali De
collected as other taxes. together WITH
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized 10 Re charged and collect
ed OF other delinauent taxes, and each
lot or parcel OF land so delinquent shall
be sold for the amount of such assess
men,. with interest, penalty ana costs,
in the manner provided by law.
GEORGE F. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF ist publication. June Sd, 1897.
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NOTICE OF SHERFFF"s sALE-In the
superior court OF the state OF
Washington. for the county Of King
las Smith. Hattie G. Smith his wife:
The Guarantee Loan and Trust Cornpa-
ny, corporation; Jacob turth. as ne
seiNer or the Guarantee Loan and Trust
Company; Jacob Furth. as assignee for
the benefit OF creditors Of the Guarantee
Loan and Trust Company: Thomas H.
Hardin, as receiver OF the Farmers In
surance Company: George Francis Fay
and William A. Peers. as executors of
the last will and testament; OF George II
22.s72
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreelos-
ure and sale made and entered ia the above
twenty-eaecond dag OF NAV. eighteen hun
dTed ninety seven. n certified copy of which
sad Judgment annexed 20 the execution
hereinafter described has been served on
the undo rsigned and under and by virtue
OF a WI y OF SPECIAL execution. to the IN
dersigned directed and delivered. issued
oar OF the Superior Court of the State Of
Washington. 70. the County Of King on
tine twenty-&econd day 81 May. eighteen
hundred ninety -ssven, in the above entitled
action, in which said action. Bessie q.
Boo kius. as plaintiff. recovered judgment
against sias Smith aud Hattie =. Smitn,
his wife. a. defendants for thir,y-thres
hundred sixty-nlne dollars and fifteen
cents in gold COIN OF the United States Of
America and for foreclosure and sale
against ah the defendants to-wIt. Siias
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company 4
corporation, Jacob Fnrtn as res.eiyer OF
the Guarantee Loan ana Trust Company:
Jacob F0rtn. a. assignee for the benefit Of
Creditors o. the Guarantee Loan and Trust
Company; Thomas IS Hardin, a. receiver
OF the Farmers lrasgran moo ot,rgl1..ys.-.
George Francis Fay and William 4 Ps..
ters. as executors Il the last viii ard tes~
lament o2 George II. HellbFon decreased
]. the undersigned an comm aided -
obey and enforce the provisions % sad
Judgment ana 70 sell according 70 law an
the following aes1 bed zeal estate. SITUATE
lylng and being N the coanty Of King ard
STATE Of " assiinston. aad more PARTICULAR
northwest quarter ~ the southeast QUAR-
ter. the south RaI If the zosithesst Quar-.
yeF and the southeast quarter OK the south
west quarter .; Section t~enty-esEnt in
Township tweaty north. Of Rance * eaar
or tre - ltlauetts meridian. containing one
hundred and eixty acres
VOW. therefore. nOflCs 81 hereby gfsgr
thst on the 9th day ~ June Gig .,tser, ns,ss
dYed nine tY-SsEsfl. al 80 o'cio d IN the f9rs.-
noon OF tnat day al gh@ front door az tns
Court House in tns clsy ~ Seattle King
county. " athin@ten. VIII III obedience 20
"a command sell At public action to fh@
E4Sn@si and best bidder for casn tn. ab...T..
deSFFi Ese3 prcqzTSg or So uura fNer 81 :.
judgment with Interest thereon ard All
etssIs and Increased costs 81 said acrs0s,
1871 WA II Ne,vn1p ~''".
sheriff Of King County waz1lrxf9n
&ataEe%il Il Powell. Plaintiffs Attorneys
No 90 Pacific Avenue. Tacoma. WASH
taxtcE-
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NOTICE OF SALE.-Notice Is hereby
given that under and by virtue OF an
der OF the superior court Of King county.
state OF Washington, made and entered
on this fourth day of June. A n. 1897. in
case number -, $50, entitled $. s. Eddy
G, al VS.. T.. A. Treen 4 Co. all Of the
property OF l.. a. Treen & Co. now in my
possession as receiver. consisting of the
stock of boots and shoes at No. %. First
avenue. in the city of Seattle, state OF
Washington. and of the store fixtures
furniture. office furniture and fixtures.
shoemakers' tools and machinery and
hook accounts. and bills receivable, will
be sold a, public auction at the storeroom
of l.. A. Treen & Co. at No. 7n1 First av-
enue in the city Of Seattle. county OF
King. state of Washington, on June Is
A. % 1887, AT the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m.
in one entire lot. except that the old hook
accounts and bills receivable will be sold
separately.
A deposit OF ten per cent. OF the amount
bid viii be required to be paid TO the recsiv-
er In cash at the unie Of the acceptance OF
the bid.
All bids will be received subject to the
confirmation of the court.
CHARLES @. SCOTT.
Receiver of the Property of l.. a. Treen &
Co.
Condor & Wright, Attorneys for Re-
ceiver.
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RESOLUTION NO ff0.--Be II resolved by
the City Council of the City of Seattle
as follows:
ID That II Is the intention of the Cttv
from Ycsier Way TO the center line OF
King Street BY paving the same with
on both s35ss thereof from Yesier way 70
the north line OF Jackson street and hy
paving said Ffrst Avenue South Win
wcssien blocks nd curling the same with
granite on h-oth sides thereof sror, the
north line OF Jackson street TO she CEN
ter line OF King street
81 That the Cast thereof be ua,d by n -
S-sments 70 D., levied upon the DropeT-ty
aburting upon said portion OF said First
Avenue south under the plan n '-imme-tf-
Afa payTnent. IN t1e manner provided by
lie Charter ana orsl.T.14sAseS 6: The City
u Seattle.
90 That The city engineer Be- directed
to furnish 20 THE city council al sszt1rno~a
~ tsae cast Of said tTYlrsroe ssgnere
a. That the matter Of making sad IN
pT0Tefnent VIII ne considered by the ge.ty
co1inea A a session thereof 70 be hsd en-
the 5th day 0f Jely. ls97, at 30 o'clock y,
m. AZ which time ali persons desiring 10
% heard before the clty co5Inc;i upon the
notified 80 os present.
Passed she taty c3uncSl tho 7th day of
Juae $50. AaG signed by rTe in open = -
ssDn n a9thantcsfton q is fsss.ssgo ~,
". CHAPMAN.
WILL. II. PARRY
C4fv Comptroller and Ex-oasc5o CITY
Clerk
Date " first publication, June -. 1887.
RESOLUTION No. Ji2-~I3s It resolved hy
TIC <sty Eossrlcs. Of TIE City OF Seattle as
follow.
nl TEast e "a ne intention q The CRY
~ Seattle % sgspTov. Howell street from
NilucT Avenue - Etls Alley bae sep Terry
sra %}nta AVenfz4ss asG she alley running
through asacA = Heirs * S4ram \ ssen's
F.r.x AzfSagfgo- ny constructing an iror
stone pipe sever Throughout said portion
% Howell Street ara sad alley Together
N5eh all Necessary @ysx>. csssaninas fgzs p
hoieS la-ryxl0szea Yergs ssg.sors. catch bash.
AMI flushing tanks.
~ That the cost thereof ba pad ~ a.
Es=aguesIzs 20 - iegsexi apon re property
abant3ug ADoe SAD fs~T33sg - ak3 Howell
Str-s.t AEsz aa4i alley under "a plan O.
immediate payment" IN ne manner r~o-
~z3sSi ny The ctaf-tsr ard ordinances az
Tbs CITY II Seattle ard TIE laws OF the
State os Washington
- That tne cry esnysneew ~ directed ~
s4-rsasss 20 The City council an esE sgHasss *
TIRE c1sss % SAC s-1ss-os sszrsf4zst-
~ TG4s IRE -n.s Ter ~ making Ea - rys~
gsTcy-gr1ens ~4A te CONSIDERED Dy the CITY
oo1ze-l =. = sezs-oa t2erssG 10 bs ACID
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LEGAL ssr,r,--


NJ ,',.,' sE OF SHERIFF. .-.-
.-ssFs-ar court q Ire = .0A1k3&
Ssasse. p'sinssr ~ i = Ehx
Aesnss ". z, ess~n Eanlxl
5 eve. ,.essrssiapss Ma - -
: ''aer and sy virtue AZ 80
sFsa special exssxftsss "a e estas
&s9Fe named ccars. n .a a
4cs.ssi. and "a ne asrsx,ssss seese -
9ste duly sssies ursas -. - ~ 49,
ING so-wit: aS ca2yz1 ~
dSaea 70 Seattle A Oa.nA.
x,- S,S.se : therefore hecssx
rstay,. The ssh day % nssa g.
as',ss of - O'Clock a.
ese fre2; door OF ne corr, = - q =
CITY at Seattle. IN s.ss g hen
VIZ sell the above issrrss.x esalp !
s s'1g.i1 seenoa. % The ssxss.< ss.s ! !
A'2'ed sass n Gay Of J,,n. -.
WI. II. NlyrI
hastings s Sieaafran as..M s44x
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.-City OF
Seattle.-Notice is hereby given that the
first annual insiallment of local i'm
provement district No. rs, for the i'm
provement OF Cater Street in the City
of Seattle from Elliott Street TO the East
line OF temperance Street, under the
provisions of ordinance No. 1910 which
provides for the Improvement of said
street by grading. sidewalkinG and park
Ing the same. and providing for the pay
ment therefor in installments and estah-
fishing a fund for such payment by the
levying and collection of special assess
rEents upon the property benefited by
the improvement and providing for the
ISSUANCE OF nonds as authorized W an
Washington. approved March 9th. 1899
and under the provisions OF ordinance
No, Ss4s approved Nay ~: III. 1894, az
July nth. 1891. has been duly certified TO
me for collection. and the respective
sums therein charged and levied against
thereof. in said district. in payment OF
such installment remains unpaid and
the same. including the interest on the
whole amount charged must De paid on
or before the ist day OF July. 1897 I'm
less payment be made on such INSTALL
ment on or before the lst day of July,
and shall bear interest AT the rate Of
eight per cent per annum, until paid
and II not paid before said time. a pen
atty of five 81 per cent. shall be added.
ed on the annual tax roll for the cur
rent year against each lot and parcel OF
land. and part thereof. SO delinquent.
and. with the interest and penalty. shall
be collected other taxes together
with such additional charges or penal
ties as are authorized 10 he charged and
collected on other delinquent taxes and
each lot or parcel OF land 50 delinquent
shall be sold for the amount of such as
sessment, with interest. penalty and
costs, in the manner provided by law
GEORGE F. MEACHAM
City Treas urer of the City OF Seattle
Date Of Isl nrllAlinafin Iuns "a 1917
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PACIFIC COAST sTEA1s0
The Company's elegaae 80 ~
tiiia. CITY of i'sebi4 - ee
leave seattle for Gan frapc :,
Townsend and Victoria ,.,t I Z
a. m. June 8. S. 1s. H. q ~ -, I
IS. q. q. august d Z. Y. ~
San Francisco, a. M Jvns = ,.ssst Il
July /. i. II. il. q. Q, q Susssstsse
~ p 30. Leave sea ~ ~
sAattie via Victoria. D " f.se q
IS. an, q. 10. July s. 10 js y as..ss 81
4. >. II. 70. "a, =. Due = ii s. 4
June Z. s, "a. Is. g. - w
"a August q I. e, II. =. en- !,
The elegant steamefs SeG1a5s d
Topeka and Al-kt iease n n 4 n
siaska al 3 a. m. Juns
JuIy 3 Z. Il. Is. .. 2, Ase1s 80 Il a q
e. 2T. Due back q ssssass nv { 1
"a. Iuly {. 10. Il. 10. .; y -. s.~spnng "
IS "a " september 3 y Iass Ia res144611
s.sf gfs, rixat 10 cnange. 49, ~ -
noiiee. steamers. sailing o.
q j. ''ii + rRowsRIpGE. Z
os e 4 u J. 'ssri6LTESBERd. u
Go0pALI.. PERKINS
avrs IAN Francisco ~
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rvTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

~ public r. heresr- warned 10. 20 pay
- money TO parties Representing 20 ss
12lnfs Of the Seattle Pogt-intellizenceF.
Soopk the following, who are me on.S
mfkorixeo travelling agents OF the POST
kssEiGencer. viz: j. A. Mcclellan. ] l.
HeM9cy. This does not apply 10 resident
1Gsuts Of this paper who are located a
0Sgfou9 cities and towns I'm the Sorsn-
Utst, nor to po8tma STEERS who are III sli
Eases authorized to take suhscrs gttons foe
he Daily, Sunday and Weekly Posi.Intel-
sNGepccr. City collectors. j. A Casheart.
III. a Hawley. w. w. Ewing ard WHiian
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP c0Af

srRs. GARLAND AND Ev1 "
Seattle and TownseHs vssIr ~ a
steamer Garland iea.es - - 9 y
days Tuesdays and Insr a0 Kssss.ss
~. for Port Townsend. pof (yae...s
npnreness. Port Angeles. ~ -
tiettsshurg. Fyshs. Clals.rs sesfsIs -
Rav: returning. arrives = sEsaff ! y.
on Opposite days Sses. No.
Yesler dock for Port 100 Vtts-ss
gsleS and victoria Mons-s srs1sW
ard Fridays at ~
gItnrnat.- days AT 2s0 p
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Adserf'feFs desiring display advertise.
fD1nts changed for the Sunday Issue mus.
hepd IN copy ~ o'clock saturday 20 IN
ouse change.
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sTEAMER&
Fly on THE "TLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA: 4.
-Four round trips daily. excerpt 0enes
In one hour and twenty-five miassS
THE STEAMER Til ~
Regular daily tripA Seatts
route, az follows: ~
TAKING EFFECT TuE5DAis ="
TINE CARD
Single fare, SIC. round TIP. ~ 4
Leave Seattle-7.E. Ills = =: - =
n. m. - : =
SUNDAYS.
Leave Eeattle-7.3D a. m: Y
Leave Tacoma--s 30 q. NJ - t.ffs
Landing at Northern Pac!n. ~. = n
coma. snd Commercial dccA "
non street, Seattle. -, a,ss. Z
Sundays. steamers F1Jsr - -
Washington. fare sc.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFFs sALG-In the

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE,-In the
superior court of tine state of Washing
ton for the county OF King.
Mrs. Mary A Ross, plaintiff. vs.. W. J.
Shlnn and May X. Shina. his wife The
White River Land Company. corpora
ton. The Farmers Insurance Company Ia
corpora tom and Thomas y Hardin rs
receiver of said Farmers Insurance Com
pany. No. 24gS.
Under and by virtue Of an order of sale
and special execution. issued ont Of the
above named court. in the above entitled
action, and to me directed and delivered
| have duly levied upon the following real
property. situated in King county. Wash
ingfon, to-wit.
Lots eleven. twelve, thirteen. fourteen.
fifteen and sixteen Oh. u. IL. IA. Is aua 1e,.
in block Z. all in ieslers First Addition
10 Kent. Washington, according 10 a plat
recorded in volume Ave tl of plats. page
6i, in the records of King county; afS..
lot five Co., the south half Of lot six ssl
In block two i2). of II. l.. Yesler's First
addition to the town OF Kent. WASHINGTON.
Notice Is therefore hereby given. that on
Friday, the 18th day Of June. 1887. az the
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m Of said day, a,
the front door OF the court house In tho
city of Seattle. In said King county I
Will sell the above described property ar
public auction. to the highest and best
bidder. for cash.
Dated this 25th day of May 1881
WM. "A. MOVER. Sheriff.
Beriah Brown. Attorney.