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body. IL usually inserts Itself when Very small
in some part OF the lower extremities,
often Just above the, ankle, nad the flesh
long In fresh water pools. fishing, frequently
get them. During my sOJourn In the East I
met with several severe cases, md on one occa-
had entered near the foot and worked lis way
up the leg to the trunk OF the body, rapidly in
crensing In length, and would doubtless have
killed him IN time. He had been strong and
enabled him to battle against the terrible
upon him, when l told him 1 could cure
t Hiimi II He e0 wSs'' lS SGfH + 70 chat certain SPttSRi
death was before him unless the worm
was extracted. and he even. expressed
u willingness to lose his leg II he could he
incision and secured the end OF the worm.
which carefully fastened with u thread to q
piece of pint wood some inches long, as large
Worm was safely liked. I began to turn The
stick till the tension OF the worm was all it
could bear without breaking, This operation
was done carefully manytlnes for about eleven
the worm was taken whole from the man.
II was n work Of considerable patience on
both our parts, and the aKony of mind
the the stI map post endured md ToIm every VERY, time hneo ! turned
great. Had a small piece OF It been left in the
flesh, 1t would have grown again. and as IL was
approaching vital parts, L would, have been
ing. He, however, stood it well, and. though
greatly cmaciated when 1t was all over, with q
little care, he was soon well and strong again
Say You're, all right when. you've got
tell q whole lot about horsehair snakes. but I'd
hardly dare. being backed only by nature. But
I'll say this: i have made snakes out OF horse
hairs more times than l can count. and l can
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Complete returns from Maury precinct:
Total vote cast. %. Congressmen-Jones.
Rep, 1s.: Cushman. Rep, IT; Lewis. Peo..
3: Jones. PEG, &; Walker. Social Labor Z,
Hamilton. 5. L., s. Supreme court-An-
ders. Rep. l5 Fullerton. Rep. II: Heus-
ton. PEG. 9: Goldman. Peo-, s; Young s.
l.. I: Lawry. :. L., s. Senator. Twenty
fourth district-Wooding. Rep, II: Cal
houn. Poo, 10. Representatives. Thirty
eighth district-Smith. Rep. IS; Clark.
Rep, Is; Pierson. Peo.. IL; Foster, Peo,
10
County sherir-Van de Vanter, Rep, IS;
Meyer Peo.. 10. Clerk-potts. Rep, IA:
Holloway. PEG. L. Misunderstanding
Rep. Is; Evensc Peo.. II Treasurer
Atkinson. Rep. II: Whittlesey, Peo, II.
Prosecuting attorney-White. Rep. l6;
Nc Elroy. PEG, II. Bailey, Rep
IL; Livesiy. Peo.. IL. School superintend-
ent-Hartranft. Rep, Il: Meredith Peo
a Surveyor-White. Rep, Il: Hamlin
PEG, 10. coroner-Sparling. Rep, ~:
Yandell, Peo.. 9. County commissioners
First district-Gilson. Rep. Is: Ryan.
Peo.. 9; Second district. Smith Rep %;
Alvord. Peo E. Northumberland
Rep, IS, Lawrence. PEG. IL. Proposed
constitutional amendment relating to tax
ation-For, 9: against. Is. Amendment
comforting election franchise on woman
For. 10: against, I3
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county showed in almost every instance de-
cided Republican gains In many precincts.
especially those adeyoted to mining, the
number OF voters has decreased since 1886.
owing chiefly to the excitement which drew
80 many prospectors north.
In Auburn the Republican majority OF
is IN 1896 was increased TO s.
An amusing coincidence was found in the
SQuak vote. II stood is TO l in favor OF
the Republican candidates. In 1895 the vote
was II 20 Is. Hot Springs showed q parallel
with vote Of 10 ! in favor Of the Re-
publicans this year. while in 1895 the vote
stood Is 20 L.
In Sprague the fusion majority two years
ago was IL white this year 1t was but 5
A revulsion of sentiment in Star Lake
precinct was shown by the vote this year
in favor Of the Republicans OF II to 3.
while in 1886 It was fusion by . majority
Of s.
The Republican vote In Stossel was
raised from 10 Is.
Kent rolled up a Republican majority Of
q this year as against fusion majority
OF in 1886.
The fusion majority Of IS In Martin creek
two years ago was reduced to n.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
PALMER, Nov S-Complete returns
from Cumberland precinct. Total vote cast
80. State congressman, Jones. Is: Cushman,
10: Lewis, "a: Jones. "a; Dickinson, T.
Supreme judges. Anders, II: Fullerton Il:
Houston. "a: Goldman. %; Young, I. Leg,s-
lative ticket senator Twenty-fourth district,
Wooding Il: Calhoun, % Representative.
Thirty eighth district. Smith, II: Clark. 10:
Pierson. Is: Foster. %. County sheriff, Van
de Vanter. 10; Meyer. %; Wooster, II. Clerk,
Potts, u: Holloway, q; Espy 1. Auditor,
Seaburg. II: Evanson, "a. Treasurer. Atkin-
son. II; Whittlesey. "a. Prosecuting at
torney. White 16: McE,roy. IS; Smith. 1.
Assessor, Bailey. IL; Livesley. 23s Thompson,
!. School superintendent. Hartranft. 10:
Meredith. "a. Surveyor White, IL: Ham,
lin. q: Ross. /. Coroner. Sparkling. IL: Yam
dell. a. Commissioner. First district. GIL
son, Is: Ryan, @. Second district, Smith,
IA; Alvord. % Wreckmaster. Grihath, IS:
Lawrence. %. Proposed constitutional
amendments relating to taxation, for 8.
against 3. Amendment comforting elective
franchise on women, for 6. against 8.
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which are but q few blocks apart OF East
Jackson street. the Republican workers
were far In the majority. and saifho1gh as
a rule that ward L. strongly Populistic. the
Republicans were early confident Of suc-
cess or greatly decreased fusion major
ties. This Is Mayor Humes' ward, and all
through the day he was prominent figure
at the different pailing places. A. each
one OF them his appearance was me signal
for demonstration From al sides hands
were extended 10 shake his Many Of
those who crowded around him 20 predict
success for the Republican ticket were two
years ago stauneh supporters OF Bryan and
rs to l."
The Second In also County Clerk Holio-
ways ward but he early deserted. the
'shoe string precincts for the bloody
First" wheCe his fusionist friends were
more numerous. The only congenial spirit
he found In the Second was a well known
Popu!ist named Hotchkiss. who spent the
day tn his precinct. the Third, working
for the success of the Way faction.
Hotchkiss Is one of the Populists whom
Way whipped into line for the single tax.
With Hotchkiss. Clerk Holloway was able
TO commune soulfuIls The only barrier
was the difference in their stature. Hoi-
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE.-SHERIFF' SALE OF REAl{
Estate.-State Of Washington. County Of
King, ss.-Sheriff's Office. r
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued oust
of the honorable superior court OF King
county, on the LIST day of November, 1894
by the clerk thereof in the case OF First
National Bank of Seattle. n corporatioHE
plaintiff. VS.. d. Harms and F. w. Dick-f
man, partners under the firm name Aauat
style OF Harms & Dickman, James Klefer.
as administrator of the estate Of said CO. !
partnership of Harms 4 Dfcknan, subet-
;uted as party defendant herein In thee
place and stead of said copartnership ofS
Harms 4 Dickman, ID. Harms. James kie-
fer as administrator with the Will annexed
of the estate of said Dietrich Harms. d.
ceased, and Margareitha T.. Hubert, as sole !
devisee and heir-at-iaw or said Dietrich
Harms deceased, substituted as parties
defendant herein In the place and stead efs
said Dietrich Harms deceased, T.. w. Dick !
Stone and Ed s Rothchild. a. trustees: !
San Francisco Breweries. Limited. cor
poration; The A. p. Hotalng Company, al
corporation: Charles Cary. doing business
Meyer. doing business under the name OF
n. Meyer g. Co.. Hermann Braun-s
schweiger. doing business under thsss
Bertha Taylor. Charles Cellarius and
Gustave c. Woke. partners under
the firm name and style OF Thos. Taylor q
Co., Philip Koenegsberger and Alfred l.
Weller. partners under the Arm name and
style OF Koenegsberger. Falk & Co: Louis
Wertheimer, doing business as L. Wert-
heimer & Co: Isador w. Cahen and Simon
Levy. partners under the firm name and
style of Louis Cahen & Son: William Alfs.
Henry Bruno, Hiram G.. Bond. Laura A.
Bond. Hugh McSorley and Thomas Form.
defendants. No. Assn. ana TO me, AZ sheriff,
directed and delivered:
Notice IS hereby given that l will pro-
coed to sell 10 the highest bidder for cash.
within the hours prescribed by law for
sheriffs sales to-wit: At 10 o'clock a. n.
on the 3rd day OF December, A. u. 1895 b.
fore the court house door OF said King
county In the state OF Washington, all the
right, title and interest OF the said defend
ants in and to the following described
property. to-wt
The northerly one-half "a of lot num-
bered one Cd in block numbered eight %
Of G. d. Boren and A. A. Denny's plat Of
the town tnow city, of Seattle. In the coun-
ty of King I'm the state OF Washington. be-
Ing tract Of land rectangular In form. sit. 1
uate on the southeast corner OF MarioK
and Front streets. In said city OF Seattle
and having a frontage OF thirty 500 feet on
said Front street, by depth Of one hun
bred and eleven G1D feet on said Marion
street together with all and singular the
tenements, Entertainments and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging, levied on as the
property OF above named defendants. to-
satisfy an indebtedness adjudged to be due
and owing from said defendants TO said
plaintiff amounting to ls5O6.9l, with inter.
est and costs OF suit.
wM. II. MOVER. Sheriff.
Dated this lst day Of November. 1898.
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TYPICAL SCENES
OF ELECTION DAY.
Crowds About the Polling Places TN
the Day and 1T the Bulletins
I'm the Evening.

Crowds About the Polling Places In
the Day and At the Bulletins
I'm the Evening.
Yesterday was an ideal day for an cleo
ton The weather was perfect, with an at
mosphere just cool enough to be bracing
and sunshine just warm enough to be
baimy. People moved with lively step.
and the whole life of the city seemed TO
take on q brisker aspect.
The streets down town were well crowd
ed. Out toward the suburbs the only
crowds gathered about the various polling
places. each OF which was OF course a CEN
ter Of interest to the people Of that particu-
lar precinct.
The scenes around the polls were typical
OF such places. AS each voter approached
he was accosted by workers of the respec-
tive parties. These electioneering inter-
views were longer or shorter according TO
the disposition OF the voter himself. II ne
showed any disposition to hesitate in his
choice he was in for good siege OF arsu-
ment and solicitation. II, on the other
hand. he showed promptly that his mind
was already made up. the workers gener-
ally let him alone
The election vehicles were much in evil
dence. Each party had number of hacks
which drove about the city conveying vo,-
ers to and from the polls or candidates and
their friends bent on some special cleo
tioneering work. The horses wore huge
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigsncer.
TACOMA. Nov. S-Complete returns
frori Chautauqua precinct are a. foiio~s:
Total vote cast ~
Congressmen-Jones, Rep. 30: Cushman.
Rep, Is: Lewis. Peo.. is: Jones, Peo., Ii;
Dickinson. Pro-. /. Haggard, Pro-. l.
Supreme judges-Anders. Rep. 80; Fu.-
lerton. Rep, 80; Houston, Peo, u; God
man, Peo., Is
Legislative ticket-Senator. Twenty
fourth district. Wooding. Rep, .; Calhoun,
Peo Is: Campbell. Pro-, /.
Representatives-Thirty eighth district,
Smith. Rep. 80; Clark, Rep. 30: Pierson.
PEG. II; Foster. Peo.. IL; Steers, Pro-, Q;
Espy, Pro-, /.
sherir-van de vanter. Rep. .: Meyer.
Peo. 10; Wooster, Pro-, /.
Clerk-Potts. Rep. y; Holloway. Peo.. II:
Espy. Pro-, 1.
Auditor Seaburg. Rep. 9: Evenson.
PEG. IA; Conn. Pro-. /.
Treasurer-Atkinson. Rep, .; Whittle-
sey, Peo.. IA: Davis, Pro-. 1.
Prosecuting attorney-White. Rep. q;
McElroy. Peo.. Il; Smith, Pro-, l.
Assessor-Bailey. 50: Iivesley. Peo.. II;
Thompson. Pro. 2
School rintendent-Hartranft. Rep,
q: Meredith. Peo.. IA.
Surveyor-White. Rep, Is; Hamlin. Peo.,
13 Ross Pro- l.
Demonstrating, Rep, 80: Yandel Peo..
49,
County commissioners-Ffrst district, Gil
son, Rep, @: Ryan. Peo. IA: Flag Pro-. l.
Second district. Smith. Rep, %; Alvord,
PEG. 10.
Wreekmaster-Grffith, Rep, %; Law
renee, Peo., IL; Cowan, Pro, l.
Proposed constitutional amendment re-
lating to taxation-For 7, against s.
Amendment comforting elective franchise
on women-For ., against a.
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Barten ConpTete.

Complete returns from Burton precinct,
Total vote cast, IS. State congressman.
Jones. r., 8: Cushman r., "A: Lewis. p.
Is: Jones. p, Z. Supreme Judges, Anders,
R., "a: Fullerton. r., "A: Heustoh p. l.;
Goldman. p. II Legislative ticket. senator.
Twenty-fourth district. woodsng, r.. -:
Calhoun, p, u. Representatives. Thirty
eighth district. Smith. r.. e; Clark. R.. q
Person. p, l3; Foster. p, Is. Steers, Pro-.
/. Espy. Pro-. 1. County sheriff. Van de
van1er. R.. =: Meyer. IL. Clerk. Potts, r..
"A; Holloway. p. Il. Auditor, Seaourg. R..
3; Evanson. p. u Treasurer. Atkinson,
R., "a: Wnittiesey. p, 10: Davis. Pro-. 2.
Prosecuting attorney. White, r.. "a. Nc
Elroy. p. IL. Assessor. Bailey. r., "a;
Livesiy, p, II School superintendent.
Har.ranft. R.. u: Meredith. p. Is. Survey
or White, r. "A: Hamiin. p. II. Coroner.
Sparltng. r., 3: Yandell. p. Il County
commissioners. First district, Gibson, R.. "a:
Ryan. p, L.. Second district. Smith, r.,
\, Alvord. P. Is Wreckmaster. Grmth,
r. %, Lawrence. p, 3.
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NOTICE OF snERIrr's sAlE

NOTICE OF SHENIEEsS SAlk
NOTICE OF sHERIFF~s sAr.E.-In =.
superior COURT OF the state OF washk9s&
Bon sSs the p Ssnndg OF kins Essnay
Loree. Moses I.oree. her husband: t.
Guarantee Loan s. Trust COMPANY a
corporations Jacob Furth, as receiver =
The Guarantee Lean h Trust CompanS.
Jacob Fslrth. as assignee for the bend
Of the creditors ot The GUARANTEES Iosr
& Trust Company. n. y. Nelson ~
- Nelson. his wife. defendants Ns
In pursuance Of Judgment OF for
closure and sale made and entered In ~
above entitled action and bearing date IA
ty-eiShs. certified copy of which saia
Judgment. annexed 10 the execution hey9-
matter described. has been served on IA
undersigned. and under and by virtue 3
signed directed and delivered. issued an
of the superior court IL the state OF Wax
inSton. FOR the county Of Ning. on -
eighth day OF October. eigh,eea hundreS
In which said action Fanny May Rocki,r
as plaintiff. recovered judgment ax1inS
Catherine L. Loree and Moses Loree. -
husband as defendants. for twenty-one
hundred forty-Seven dollars and Ave cents.
IN gold coin of The United States Of AnssS
.ca with interest thereon In like Eoad cola
from the flrst day OF October. eighteen bur-
dred ninety-eight. 8: the rate OF twelve pe.
cent. per annun. and for foreclosure sni
sale against all the defendants. to-vit.
Catherine l.. Loree, Moses Loree. her hua
hand. The Guarantee Loan 4 Trust Car.
pany a corporation: Jacob Furth. a r.
ceiver of The Guarantee Loan Trust|
Company: Jacob Fuyth. as assignee for "a
benefit OF the creditors OF The Guarantee
Lean 4 Trust Company: n. n. Nelson and
Nelson. his wife.
T, the undersigned, am commanded N
obey and enforce the provisions OF ssi6
Judgment. and to sell according TO law ~
the following described real estate, situate
lying and being in the county OF King aad
state OF Washington. and particularly
bounded and described as follows 10 VII.
All of lots one and two in section sSyen
township twenty-six north OF range ~
east Of the Willamette meridian and tie
east half OF the northeast quarter Of ser-
ton twelve. township twenty six north 81
comprising one hundred dfty-nine and MIN.
ty One-hundredths acres.
Now therefore. notice Is hereby Given
that on the 10Th day Of November. eighteen
hundred ninety-eisht. at 10 o'clock In tAe
forenoon of thai day, at the front doer
OF the courthouse, in the city Of Seatth.
county OF King and state OF washington
/ will In obedience 10 said command sal
at public auction TO the highest and best
bidder for cash the above described prop
erty. or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary 10 satisfy PLAINTIFFS judgment. with
interest thereon and all costs and increased
costs OF said action.
Dated at Seattle. Washington, October
Il, 1885, VIM. II. MOYER,
Sheriff Of King County. Washington.
Campbell Il Powell. plaintiffs attorney,
No. $50 Pacific avenue. Tacoma. Washing.
ton.
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TACOMA. Nov s-Incomplete return.
from Vashon precinct-Tosal vote cast. ss;
vote counted 81.
Congressmen-Joues Repl. *: Cush-
man IRep) .: Lewis iPeoD %; Jones
peo). y. Dickinson OPro.). 3: Haggard
tPro). 5.
Supreme tudges-Anders (Rep). a: Full
erton tRepi. -: Houston {Peo.). d: Cod
man tPee.l =.
Senator Twenty-fourth dlstr.ct-wood-
Ing ;Rep1. =; Calhoun (Peo.). 80.
Representative. Thirty-eigath district
Smith iRepl. q: Clark (Rep). 8: Pierson
tPeo.), 20; Foster CPeo9. %.
Assessor-Baiey tRep), ~, Liveslev
tpeo) 81.
School MISUNDERSTANDING CRep.,.
p. Meredith Peo), -
Sarveyor-whiee tRep), p: Hanlin
tPeo). -
ceroner-Sparnrg Rep). .; yandell
(Peop. -
County commssionsrs-First district.
Gibson tRep). y; RYAN (Peo.l . Second
district: Smith tRep). q; Avori fPeo.) !,
81
observation-disclosures CRep). -: Law
renee CPeol, p; Cowan C'ro.). s.
Proposed constitutional amendment re-
hating 10 taxat!on-For. -. against, Is
Amendment eonteTrtng elective tram
chise OF woHeu-For. Is; against. II.
DON'T miss cake walk Armory Hall
E<xs SATURDAY.
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Durham Incomplete.

PALMER, Nov S.-Incomplete returns
from Durham precinct Total vote east
IS. State congressmen-Jones s. Cushmlar
s. Lewis 9. Jones 3. Dickinson 8. Haggard
3. Walker 3. Hamilton 3.
Supreme judges-Anders 9. Fullerton 3
Hueston 3. Goldman 9. Legislative ticke'
Senator Twenty-fourth district. Wood
ing s. Calhoun 2: representatives Thirty
eighth district, Smith 9, Clark S, Person 9
County sheriF-Van de Vanter s, Meyer 3
County clerk-Potts 7. Holloway 10 Audi
tor Seaburg s. Evenson Q. Treasurer
Atkinson 8. Whttlesey 9. Prosecuting at
torney-Whte {. McElroy 10. School su.
MISUNDERSTANDING s, Meredith 8
Surveyor-White s. HamEn g. Coroner
Spar,ing s. Yandell 9. County commits sion-
ers. first distrct-Giison Z, Ryan 10.
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In 1877 Mr.. Thomas Mcintosh. of Allen
town. Tenn, had an attack OF dysentery
which became chronic. II was treated by
the best physicians in East Tennessee
without cure. he says. Finally
tried ChambeTiain's Cole Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. After using about
twelve bottle I was sound and we'll
For sale hv all dealers
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]. Joseph Dillon. a iur7barrnan Of New
York who - looking about Washington
fer a business location. has been in Seat
tie several days, Mr.. Dillon bears -e-
markahls resemblance 20 James Hamilton
lew's. sod tells some funny gnci5anss
which have happened 20 him during his
stay - the state and Seattle In y,artf,t,lar
People ~ ali walks az life have rushed an
- MIN and extended the CAD hand wIt6
the remark How is II going colonel I
am yeor frisnl." ete.. Only IN fud out tina.
Thanks, old man, or God bless YOU oil
ftAow. was not forthcoming Then &,
would dawn On them that 8, was not the
hero q Newport News baftle-<carra.s ara
wasted from fever. who stood before them
has A stranger.
Nj. DILLON has also bean ANNOYED hx IN
cesssn, staring from members ~ the gar
Ter sat and SAYS he hss never n his ue4
been the oyEosure of se mary eyes
" Iel III; Di.lor appeared on he stree
yesterday n ~ss SSsleer5 With csAss sons
Oh his eAAncas 81 election. and remarks
were srsaoea; &C his aas APPEARANCE. Later
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF-s SALE.

NOTICE OF SHERIFFrS SAIE.-In the
superior court of the state Of Washing,
r. Chase, plaintiff. VS.. John Howley:
Robert r Maynard. az administrator OF,
the estate Of Eliza Ann Howley, de, de-
Susie Howley. Mary Howley and Bridget
Howiey. defendants. No. 25.650.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF fore
closure and sale made and entered In tho
above entitled action. and bearing date
The seventeenth day Of October eighteen
hundred nInety-eight. certified copy OF
which said judgment. annexed to the exc
cution hereinafter described. has been
served on the undersigned. and under and
by virtue of writ Of special execution TO
the unders. gnei directed and delivered. is
sued out OF the superior court OF the state
OF Washington for the county OF King, on
the seventeenth dsv OF October. eighteen
hundred ninety eight, In the above entitled
Chace, plaintiff, recovered judgment
against John Howiey. as defendant. for
seven hundred fourteen sl-loo dollars in
gold coin OF the United States OF America.
and for foreclosure and sale against all the
defendants. to-wit: John Howiey. Robert
p. Maynard. as administrators Of the es-
tate % Eliza Ann Howley, deceased. Rich
ard Nowley. Annie Howiey. Susie How
lex. Mary Howley and Bridget Howiey.
/. the undersigned am commanded =
obey and enforce the provisions OF sad
Judgment ard 10 sell according TO iaw al
the following described real estate. situate,
lying and being in the county OF King ana
state OF W 3SFifsR TON. ana more phfttchiaS
~ described AZ follows: The southwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter and me
southeast quarter OF the southeast quarter
OF section three. IN township tweny-one
north Of range four east Of the Wiilametss
meridian.
Now therefore notice IN hereby given
thas on the 18th day Of November. eighteen
hundred ninety eight. a. ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of that day. a. the front door OK
the court house. In the city Of Seattle
county OF King and state Of Washington;
[ viii IN obedience 10 said command. ssi
al public auction 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash. the above described prop
erty or 20 much thereof may be neces-
sary 70 satisfy plaintiffs Judgment. with
interest thereon. and all costs and IN
creased costs Of said action.
Dated at Seattle Washington. Octobe.
L. 1898. WM. II. MOVER
SHERIFF Of King County, Washington.
Campbell x Powell. plaintiffs attorneys,
No. sos Pacific avenue. Tacoma. Washing
ton.
How Ii Happened.
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Col Lewis appeared on the scene ana then
for the first tine the people knew that he
had double. Mr.. Dillon retired when the
genuine hero hove in sight.
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loway IL n yertable fusionist flagstaff
and Hotchkiss' chin whiskers only reach
ed the middle button on the clerks vest.
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Frs; ward Yesterday afternoon. Mover
was 'here Win a crowd ~ deputy shertrs
some Of whom were Ia the polling room,
Officer Phi3brtck a. once ordered an me in
Tu&rrs ou' of me place. They complied.
~ith The exception Of Meyer. who followed
later.
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Sherin Meyer was severely rebuked and
TWO OF MS workers were ordered out OF the
voting booth in the Fourth precinct of the
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Mrs. Good-My poor man. are you mar
rard
sso.ed S5coner-Eo'm; I 10; dis hunted
hook from always baang chased fro;u place
70 place 81 - 1oiSca-judga