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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08

Go to the Drug Store, 9Th and Mar
shall Streets for your drugs. medicines
and to have your prescription filled.
W F, WARRINER.
Formerly with K. P. Reeve & Co.,
Druggist, 500 y. Marshall St, Corner
9Th. Richmond, Va.
meh6-em,
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Nickel Savings Bank will
be held at the Bank Building on Tues
day evening, June 1, 1897 at 7:2C
o'clock.
r +. Tancil. Pras.dent.
6,l-2t
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HOW THkY STOOD.

The jury remained in consultation
only thirty minutes and every juror
was convinced of the guilt of the pris-
oner. There was only a difference of
opinion as TO the degree OF punishment.
During the only ballot that was taken
four jurors voted for three, four, five
and six years imprisonment in the pen
itentiary, while of the remaining a. C
were for eight years two for fifteen
and two for eighteen ears AS a COM
promise the term of ten years was then
agreed upon.
Under the law the punishment for
the crime in question is either death
or in the discretion of the jury impris-
onment in the penitentiary for from
three to eighteen years.
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BRREDEN & TALLEY's FALL AND WINTER
WRAPS FOR QUARTER PRICE. SPECIAL
PRICES OF LADIES' DRESSES.
All the $50 and $2l suits. some silk
lined throughout, TO be sold for $12.
All the $le 30 and SIS suits reduced
Al the $12 80 and SIS suits reduced
to SO so
All the $40 ones for 81 90
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
or ALL Wool Cheviot, in plaids checks
and figured, made to sell for 50. our
price 81 so
Separate Skirts OF siik and wool mix
ed Brilliantine, lined with percaline.
perfect b angling, for 81 IS each
Shirts of best black or colored Sicil-
lian, lined and interlined very best
tailoring. for 81 so
BLACK Duchess Satin Skirts, extra
full. we'll made, for SO
Black Figured Tafeta Skirts, lined
and interlined, best So 90 value, for
81 90
Black and Colored storm Serge Skirts
lined with fancy percaline, well made.
for 80 so
Black Figured BrilliaDtine Skirts
lined vslveteen finish, for 73c each.
For 81 39-Excellent Black BrOcaded
Bril'iantir Skirts. full we'll made, the
81 70 sort
Ladies' Calico Wrappers, we'll made,
line d. for 46c each
Ladies' Lawn Wrappers, trimmed
with ruffies, neatly made, for e9c each
Variety OF House Dresses in SILKS,
Lawns, Cashmeres. Brush Lawn, Lap
pets and Percales.
| Thora Sanft r,neaihitifu Qf avor naaQ
ing
CozoRED DRESS GOODS
to our public like this again. Breeden
& Talley'a prices were originally made
to Tcompete with ordinary stores.
These now one-half, One-quarter and
less:
Beautiful Silk and Worsted Checks
entirely new. received by Breeder &
Talley not a week ago to be sold fO1
csc, every new tint, for soc yard
New Basket Check, sold by Br, eden
& Talley for 121Sc, for 5Szc
All Wool 30 inch Etamine, 81 was
the price. for 40c
A whole counter of Colored Dress
Fabrics, all that Breeder. Tslley Co
sold up to 35c, for 10 and 1218c yaiC
Another counter, all that they SOLD
1 up 10 OOGs lOI ~ HiiQ <OJ.
Silk and Wool effects, costing up t.
81 10, for soc
Others, French Novelties costing NJ
to 81, for Zoo a yard
Breeder & Talley's fine stock OF
BLACK DRESS GOODS
is being sold for just half OF their cost
Do you know il? Step quick, before
it's too late:
10 pieces Figured Mohair, small anC
large designs, Breeden-TNlley's prics
800. our rrIce 35c
42-inch All-Wool Bourette Cloth
Brssden- ralley's price 81. our price So,
42-inch Silk and Wool Batiste makes
delightful summer dresses Rreeden
Talley's price 81 25, our price zoe
| nHCall and see them.
Broad ST., between Broad and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY.
The Cohen Co.,
Are the Poor Peoples Friends Never SuCA
Prices, and Possibly Never Will Be, :
|BROADST. BET. 1St FOUSHEE,'
RICHMOND, VA.

The Goods secured at the BREEDEN & TALLY
Sale and offered readers at HalfPrice. IF the
price $780, you got for Fifty Cents On the follow
ing will do even better
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question by Mr.. Gernett. She safe /:
When went after the horses, 1 WAS
compelled 10 go EDWARDS the accused.
de Was then this side Of the fence on
my property near the fence. he
stopped when 1 came 20 & e plase
wher the horses were. Ipieked up the
lines Of the horss and led them away.
This was the first time he ran afeer
forty yards
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FROM THE EAST END
THEY GRANT LIQUOR
LICENSES.
Stirring Appeal to Afro
Americans.
SHOOTING ON THE SAB
BATH.
Wife Receives a KnoCkOu
Blow.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

(From the East End Correspondent)
The cause of intemparance and whis
key-the latter is countensnced by
law while the fsrmer is prohibited
receive d and impetus, which promises
to hold its own against any and all
temperance arguments put forth to
down it; and certainly promises to
make some very large gains upon the
grounds of temperance and sobriety
Judge Wickhsm granted many licenses
Monday. 28th ultimo; this being the
day set 10y the Judge 10 renew liquor
licenses in tie county Accordingly
a large crowd of bar-keepers gathered.
1t seems that Judge Vic ham has
made a new RUE in regards 10 grant
ing or renewing licenses, and that is
declining to renew any heel Sc hsreat-
ter. for any solJon in which it has
been proven that liquor had been sold
on Sunday Under this rule TIVE
bar-keepers We re T. fused lie mes.
Among those granted licenses for
the vicinity are &. A. Martin, Thorn at
Il. Mccarthy, Aide Mayo, James Nc
Donough, Samuel Fench. u. ard many
others. The Negro is the main source
from whence these bars received Their
support. 1t is from the cOlOrrd man
who leaves lis wife and children tC
starve, who leaves them. comparative.
ly spe aking, in filth al d rags thai
these bar-keepers derive the money
with which TO buy houses and lands
and support their families in luxur,
and ease.
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AvIrAL POINT.

He could have caught me before Mr.
Low ie came, had be kept up running
do you know " by he stopper" ask
ed Judge Ingram.
Il don't know 1 suppose he was
afraid coming towards me-" replied
the witness.
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MUST BIZ PROVEN.

In order to convict the prisoner the
ASA lt, or the attempt OF assault must
be proven. An attempt is an apparent
unfinished crime. put it must show the
intent and some direct act, apparently
adapted to prod uce the crime.
To convict the mar the jury must be
satisfied that here was an int ntion
and an actual attempt of assault be-
yond q reasonable doubt, otherwise the
prisoner must be aoquitt, d.
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prove anything, yet the Common
eeelth did have TO prove everything
After disposing OF the instructors
Mr.. GarRett dwelt ON the surround
ings Of the scene OF the alleged crime.
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THE JURY KEPT TOGETHER.

The Court then adjourned until 10
O'Clock in the morning, and the jury
WAS turned over to the care of Ser
geant Fitzgerald. who was instructed
to Keep them together during the
night.
On Monday morning, April 26th,
Mavo was arraigned before Mayor
Maurice and sent on to the HustiBgs
Court. Judge Ingram deemed this
case of sufficient Importance to impan-
rel special grand jury for the same
afternoon at o'clock.
Mayo was promptly indicted and on
Tuesday morning Judge Ingram issue |
a special yenire of petit jurors, setting
the case for trial for Wednesday moru-
ing at 10 o'clock
VERDICT AFTER SITTING THE EVIDENCE
For the past two days the court, law
yers and jurors have been hard at
work, siftirg the evidence and Last
night ct 10 O'Clock after a conference
OF only half an hour, the jury rendered
a verdict Of guilty and fixed Mayo's
term OF imprisonmennt at ten years.
ALARGE ATTENDANCE
Long before cnart opened large
crowds Of people gathered about the
court green, thereby showing that the
interest in the case still continued
The court room was crowded when
Judge Ingram entered upon the bench.
He announced that he would allow
counsel to examine Mrs Lowrie. Be-
fore this was done, however, Captain
Fitzgerald was recalled for a few mo-
ments. and the court room was then
again cleared to enable Mrs Lowrie to
testify.
IN THE oITY LIMITS.
Captain Lipscomb, who was recalled
by Judge Clopton, reiterated that the
Lowries' farm was situated within the
city limits in the county OF Chester
field.
Mrs. Lowrie was then RECALLED and
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Persons charged with crime must be
considered il nocent until their guilt is
proven, and if any reasonable doubt
exists in the minds of the Jury. its ben
eft must be givsn to the prisoner.
Nothing has to be taken by i'm pIieation
against the prisoner.
The Court explained that his instruc-
tions - ere based in part on 80 Alaba-
ma. which opinion had been approved
bY the Supreme Court of this State. "a
laid down in SO Virginia. in the Glover
and Hicks cases.
LEFT IN POOR HANDS.
"As to whether an attempt has been
committed" continued the Court. AZ
leave as far as possible to the Jury to
decide, and tnis decision should be
based upon the facts brought out by
the evidence OF the case. The LeVisla-
ture, during the session OF 1864
passed an act commencing as follows /:
Every person who attempts to COM
NIT an offence and in such attempt
commits any acts towards its commits
sion
THE Legislature apparently intend
ed to leave the decision to the jury.
WHAT THE LEGIsLATURE WANTS.
IT believe that the prisoner should
have the fairest trial in a case like the
one before this court, but in construct
ing the statute and law applying to the
case ] think the Legislature wants ali
offenders vigorously prosecuted and
punished when found guilty"
At :45 P. NJ, q recess was taken for
Dime until BIS z. NJ, when the in
s,ructions will be read to the jury.
AReUMRNT BY COUNSEL.
Immediately after the reopening OF
the court the Court presented the in
stuctions to the jury, Acting Common
wealth's Attorney Clopton began his
argument, He dwelt in detail on the
Instructions, and explained the facts
in the case, and dissecting the evil
deLce produced by the defence. He
pointed out the gravity OF the offence
charged, which was punishable with
death, although he did not mean to
impress on the jury that he desired
them to pronounce verdict Of death
The prisoner in his evidence had con-
tradicted himself, and in his testimo-
ny was impe ached and could not be be-
lieved From the facts brought out
during the trial he could not help but
assume that the only result possible
was TO convict the prisoner
1t was 3:l6 p. m. when Judge Clop-
ton closed his opening address. He
Was followed by Mr.. Garrett, who
spoke on behalf OF the prisoner. He
thought the case on trial, boiled down
to the bare facts. was mountain made
out OF a mole hill He then went over
the evidence aud took the ground that
even the evidence Of the Common
wealth, IL considered by itself alone,
did not establish the prisoners guilt
While the defence did not have TO
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CITY NOTICES.
TIE CITY OF sEATTLE-City Tre .aIpr
eV'S Nofice 80 A'NaSuf-

THE CITY OF sEATTLE-City Treasur-
er's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the sacona
annual instailment OF local irnnro,,a,,,.lI',
district No. no. for the Improvement ~
remington avenue, IN the city OF Seattle
from Broadway 10 keDney straa, ,1, eS.e.
the PROVISIONS OF ordinance No. & 2a7 which
provides for the Improvement of said street
ny constructing an iron stone pipe sewer
aIons Sald street between said points. to-
gether win al Necessary wyes rnanhoies
laInpholes. Ventilators. openings. a,1sbfn@
tanks, and catch basins and by corpscto
i iis tlie safle WIN the main interceptlng
sever now existing al the intersection ~
remington avenue ana KenTley straef
ana providing for the payment Therefor a.,
i hstaAihsehts ana establishing fund for
sHch payment by the leyying and coffee
Ton OF special assessments ur9on the nyo,1
erty Denshted by the Improvement Ia
providing for the issuauc. OF hnnds a. 1'
tuofizea 1y an act OF tho legislature Of the
state OF Washington. approved March orb
is&a. and under the provisions of ora ina,f a.
- "."sS iipIloVed May tn. 1894 az amend
20 by ordinance No $40 approved I,,qy
Aita. ia. mas bepn duly certified 10 mo for
to9lection, and the respective, sums fherGn
c.ad' gcu aua levied against each parcel
4 a 10Y OF 4ahd, and part thereof N said
district. In payment OF such trs;, II,,a,.A
remains unpaid, and the same in1itatn...
1s's interest," on the whole amount charged
must De PAD on or before the 2nd dsv -
January 80. Unless payment be mad ~, "a
such insiaiimeut on or before the go a..
luafy, AsSo tnt same shall become de-
AHIaeht ahd shan bear interest az tSa
idt. OF ; per cent. per anuuu1 until ysait
ana II not paid before said time "A ne 49,, 49,,
VI I'VE g., IeF cent. snail be added and the
SUNS ielInQdent shall be entered IN tas
alaht1At lax roll for the current year again@,
.'tch I9t and parcel of land and -.
80 wv. sVt; 80 delinquent. and with the inter
sS1 ana penalty shall be collected "a otba~
- kes' together with such ad6iti1n,i
charges or penalties as are authorized ~
% charged and collected on othar Se,t 70
qlent taxes and each lot or IA rel 80 i,-
- delinquent snail be gold FOR the anon,
OF SocH assessment. with Interest rsa,saiss
GEORGE r. MEACuxM
tlty frea%urer - the cry n se.1tio
.. Date Vi isst publication. Uecemhsr 9,s
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.FURIISHER's NoTIcE-The emily au-
41oeoe0 travelling agents OF the Pos.-in-
fe1u9en0er are j, A. Mcclellan and y. l.
6av1eY. City collectors are j. A can
Ee3S - =. Hawley. w. n. Hanna ann =.
Whtte. Poetmasters everywhere a's
- aeente. Pay money only 10 these ana
A resident agents In the various CITIES
s0lng Of the Northwest.
HGWAHD-Ten dollars VIII De paio -.
0tormatfou leading to the conYfction OF
~ pofeon stealing copies OF TINS payer
ugeSe0 TO subscribers In Seattle.
ADVERTISERS - Changes Tor adFeF-
e0ento In the Sunday Post-Intsinge i.eer
- he furnished by o'clock SatuFddS.
AUyEkTISING-OEic hours OF -
lnteliigsncer business office: Day
y 2. m; Sunday hours. e. -. .
IA -. and 10 p. M. Classi'iea
19vertl1elnents will be received up TO Tat
Advertisements undsr the heaa Q,
koeL Found. For Sale. Fer Rent ara
0stnet!ons Wanted will be inserted 81 me
gaye o. cent q word each insertion ray
usnt Always In advance. 80 ADVERTISE
oe9t received for less than 2, cents
Advertisemenfs will be received at
U.ench ol5lces CT the Posi-Inteligencer
TACOMA BUREAU - No. 1903 Pacinc
EvERETT-P. X. Lewis.
(QNT TOWNSEND-wm. A. Pfeifyer.
BELLINGHAM BAY - New Whatcofn,
e1keT EIIis. Manager.
.g!IMR5A-417h Main street. O. C. Win
XICTOa{YA. b. c-GeorEe Marsden.
the following letters await advertisers
~ this Office:
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TH1
State OF Washington, for the County a
King. l.. III. Hole. Trustee, plaintiff n
Isaiah IL. Page and Ella Page his visS
Byron l.. Page and Ida Page, his xtsS
keene Guaranty Savings Bank. =. <
tor OF the estate of NJ. f. Brown, deceat
ed; Seattle Logging Company. HaIsy
Grocery Company. and +. L. hunkel d
receiver OF Haley Grocery Company
William II. White. as administrators 4
the estate of Martin v. Stewart. T.
ceased; Frank wetmore and Khaga
Burrell Il Company, defendants Ne
2f.5i5. Summons for Publication.
The State of Washington to the aA
keene Guaranty Savings Bank. K. 4
Lilienthal. and III. II. Hilton, as admits
traitor of the estate OF NJ 4. Brown. d.
ceased, defendants:
You are hereby summoned to arpt1
within sixty days after the date u To
ilrst publication of this Summons to-ws:
Within sixty days after the I'd day u
November. 1897. and defend the Adore "a.
titled action in the above entitled cgaFs
and to answer the complaint of the paht
tiff, and serve copy of your answer aps
the undersigned attorneys for plaintE, y
their office below stated: and in east
your failure 80 TO do. Judgment VIII be rsa
dered against you according 10 the -
mand of the complaint, which has Ssso
filed with the clerk of said court.
The object of said action IL 70 f0fecle4
a mortgage upon the following desri54
real estate In King County. to-w!t: AL
LOT one ID in section twenty-five 20, &d
lots six. seven, eight and nine u. !, sM
81. In section tweDty-three (25l also IN
north half of the northeast quarter w !
of NE. - of section twcnty-slx t2s1, Az
all OF the William III. Gillian Doaa'i4
Claim number forty ti0), being parts 9
sections twenty-three and twenty loI =
~ pf Ess.tt ri
United States Patent to said Gillian ~
corded in Volume of Deeds OF said haS
County, at page $780, excepting, howeFef
therefrOm the part conveyed by benjamin
L. Briggs and wife 10 John Founsaln e.
corded in Volume - OF Deeds OF said ny
being situated In Township twenly-ihfS
t2;D north. of range four CD east, OF ls
Willamette Meridian. and containing y.
elusive or said land sold 10 said FoNass1
three hundred (3oo) acres, more or les y
gether with all and singular the pravlisEfs
tenments, Entertainments and appuF%
nances thereunto belonging or N sw
wise appertainiug. Said mortgage was e.
ecated by Isaiah II. Page and Ella PaE3
his wife. Byron l.. Page and Ida rage. y
Wife. on October l5th. 1881. and was slsFs
TO secure their note of even date, ior ina.
teen thousand four hundred dcsssD
xi3. .G0p, due five years after date, W;
interest at & per cent per annusn. y.
mortgage was recorded October lstE. ~
in Book IS of Mortgages, page Ge. recos4
OF King County, Washington. PsinM
asks that all tho right, title, Interest ~
and equity Of redemption OF the de{sa&
ants DO forever barred and foreciosed
REID e MEADE
Plaintiffs Attorneys
+. O. Address: Chamber of comn1sis
Building. Tacoma. Pierce County, NasP
ington.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IL
State OF Washington. for the Coah.y =
King. Washington National Bank o. - .
attic, a corporation, .plaintin, "; c sns
cago Burlington d Quincy Railroad EN-
pany. a corporation. defendant. saS
mons for Publication. NO, ". 30 r.l
The State OF Washington 10 the saa -
cago, Burlington IL Quincy Railroad e's
paHy:
You are hereby summoned 70 srrs1
within sixty t60) days after the daie ~ -
first publication Of this sumsnona 90 90
Sixty t60) days after the 18th day Of ~ ~
her. 1897, and defend the above eha.sl
action in the above entitled touI. II
answer the complaint Of the plaliil =. "a.
serve copy of your answer Upon -. =, ~
dersigned attorneys for piaintin, ~ w.
office below stated; and In case o. rss.
failure 40 10 do judgment VIII " sra
dered against you according TO the osh, ~
OF the. complaint, winch nas DesH
with the Clerk of said Court. ...vse
The object OF said action - tc -
Judgment against the defendant. IL Ia "a.
sum OF one hundred nfly-two ls.p ~
lars 9i52ls, and interest tnereen :, rsss
rate Of seven per cent. per ahhn.h. ...ar
Dec. 20, 1894, and the costs OK sdia 81
for wrongful delivery ~ a certain ca al.
Of shingles OF said value. sEippsa1, etsosarA
lard, Washington. on Dec. :. isa - We IL.
In car 40 u. 4 81. consignS;d " ~, =
hargs IL 20. AZ UnionvlNe. Mis ,, - IA.
which shipment a negotiable nln ~ ,sla.
Ing was issued and transferred % "a
tin Tor value, said sntDsieS hsssss q
received BY defendant and osii 1ssissssr.
other parties. without plaintiif'a so.'s -
In said action a Writ OF garnlsihii.s..lIsr isr.
been Issued and served on Seai. .,,s = ri
national Railway Company afa un asn, 20.
writ certain property Of the defs apa % r.
vii: railroad ears. are nov HeIas.ysA n
spond 20 the Judgment TO be renders
1890 DONWORTH & HOW.
Plaintir's AttorDssysdsA
=. O. Address. Hailer BuEld!nS'
King County Washington
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT orr
State OF Washington. for tns ~. ~ -
King. Washington Eationai tsan u "a.
attic. Corporation. plainlnI' tu.uroal
cago, Burlington * Northern ..ssnass.
Company. corporation ~ stsa
Summons for Publication no. - "a
The State OF Washington 70 tp,.s.sfroa4
Chicago. Burlington * Northern hs
Company: ..p<H
You are hereby summoned g VI -
Within sixty tj1J days after ths 80 80
0r2s publication Il snis suinnsaA
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KELLEY-In Seattle. December 5. lss3; at
03 Boren avenue, Laurence, son o. Ar.
and Mr.. Philip r. Kelley. aged months
and e days
Intsrmens In CAVIAR cemetery. Funeral
private.
HPETERS-In Seattle, Sunday, Decepsser
III. ct Providence hospital, @. w. Nc
Peters. OF heart froubla aged sZ years
oIAFFORD-In Lasona, Sunday. DeeeEn..
Der :, 1871. Mrs. Anna Stafford. wife OF
S4Mas Stafford, and daughter OF Mrs. A.
~. King, Of pneumonia, aged 81 Ieare.
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- order to secure correct insertion q
nottce1 under these headings. the same
ohout0 - left at the business office Of this
paper. No charge h made for such notices.
uner1l notices. resolutions or other spe-
G10J au00uncemenfa win be charged az the
mt q = cents per line each insertion.
RO0T-INTELLIGESc co.
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FOR sALE-Two lots. 59xl2o each. with
Is.-stoE house. chicken house, fruit
garden; Queen Anne hili.
Four lots. Alxl10, near Madison street and
powerhoUse.
One corner lot. sxf0e; Second Motor adj
dstion. with cottage four rooms and fruit
garden.
One lot SlxI1e, History house FIVE rooms,
water woodshed. chicken house. Wood
land addition, Blaekman Sup.
Five lots. 24xiss. Denny 4 Hoyts addition
One lot Queen Anne Second addition.
Cottage Of five rooms, city water, d. T.
Denny's Third additioueo North Seattle
House of seven rooE1ss Not and cold water
ard bath. u. T. Dennys North Seattle
addition.
MAYER REALTY CO,
g. "a s rnton block.
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FOR SALE-A spIendidly located lodging
Mayer Realty Co, Sc, "a. Is Union block.
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energetic man as partner
III 81. Michael. a A.skeE preferred -~aFss
have sec cash. otsen isli -ApseL AalxSS.s
X. O poGISl. -. Eis&. avenue
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-We have all kinds OF business
chances. Give Us a cali ard see what
We have. Mayer Realty Co.. 3. "a. IS.
Union block.
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FOR SALE-A weil-furnished Groom
lodging house: central location. Mayer
Really Co.. g, "a. s. Union block.
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u ;. ENGINEER OFFICE, Burke Build
proposals for furnishing 10000 tons ~
stone and other materials for construc-
ton OF 1etty at Grays Harbor, Wash
will be received here until ~ m ne
cernber 10 1887, and then publicly opened
Information furnished on apuIIraf Ion
Harry TAYLOR. Capt. Engrs 'i'
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FOR SALE-A lodging house with L we'll
Realty Co. g. 81 8 Union block.
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