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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-08-02
INSURANCE PAID.
The Widow OF the Late j. Henry Lat.
liner Receives q Check For $4,000.

Abheville, 8. c., July 3lst. 1882
DR.. Joe Cabell Davis, Manager Mutual Re-
serve Fund Life Association OF New York,
Columbia, 3. c..
Dear sir:-It is with pleasure 1 acknowl:
edge the receipt OF check for five thousand
dollars on the National Park Bank Of New
York. in full payment OF policy No. 1857, In
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association OF
New York, issued to my late husband j.
Henry Latimer. Rest assured that l con-
slider myself under many obligations to you
and your association for the Invaluable cour.
tesies shown me In the payment or this
claim voluntarily before 1t was actually due
according to the terms of the policy contract.
and your association in the highest esteem
and heartily recommend the same to all who
desire the benefits of sound safe insurance.
and at the lowest possible cost,
Very respectfully yours,
Had Mr. Latimer been insured In an old
line legal reserve high rate company his
widow would have received very little over
one half the amount above specified In return
for the same premiums paid the mutual
Reserve Fund" The Mutual Reserve has
paid over thirty-eight million OF dollars TO
widows and orphans In the past eighteen
years. 1t has over 81 l,6OOOOO.OO OF clear clean
cash surplus above every liability, both
actual and contingent. For full information
regarding rates and contracts write
joe Cabell Davis, Manager.
Northern s. c. and East Ga.
Or call on Columbia, s. c.
Judge J. Fuller Lyon, Agent,
Abbeville. ). Z.
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AMONG OLD FRIENDS.
Mr.. James M. Cobb, Now of Edg gedeld,
Returns TO the Scenes OF HIS Boy

Returns 10 the Scenes OF HIS Boy
hood.
Mr.. James NJ. Cobb. successful merchant
and valued citizen Of Edgefeld, returned to
Abbeville last week, apd spent few days
among the friends of bis boyhood. Abbeville
never produced better boy than Jim Cobb,
and we presume as man, Edgedeld has no
better citizen. The editor Of the Press and
Banner, as we'll as others OF Abbeville, is
good friend to him. both on his own account
and on account OF his halfbrother, Robert N.
Chatham. Among the men who COMMANDED
the company in which this editor served IN
the Confederate army was Captain Il. N.
Chatham, and q braver officer never COM
manded company. Affable and polite to
all he had the love Of all. Able, intelllgent
and efficient he had the respect ana
obedience OF those whom be commanded. AS
far as this editor now recOllects, he never
failed OF duty because OF sickness from the
time be entered the service until the latter
part of 1884. when he was killed at New Hope
church, some thirty miles above Allan Ia.
He entered the service as Orderly sergeant
and was afterwards chosen Third Lieutenant.
the vacancies occurred until he was In COM
mand Of the company. In the death OF Cap
tain Chatham Abbeville lost a man whose
merit, ability and education would have
made him prominent figure In the affairs OF
South Carolina. In the removal from our
city of Mr.. James M. Cobb we lost most ex-
callent ciiizen and Edgef1eld gained q citizen
whose business TACT and moral worth tend to
glorfy old Edgef1eld and make her a delight
full home for all lovers OF the peaceful pursuits
OF life.
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National Conventions.

The Democrats and the Republicans are
beginning to look out for city in which
to hold their nominating conventions next
year. Chicago. 1t is said. does not want either
party. and the News and Courier says:
"Why not invite the Democratic Conven-
tion to come to Charleston? We had one
here before the war which made the liveliest
times for the whole country that 1t has
ever had. Let US have the next one, and
see what comes Of It,"
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ARMY BEEF.
A Confederate Soldiers Opinion of II.

Mr.. William w. Edwards OF this city served
faithfully during the Confederate war, and
has some recol ectlon OF the hardships, incl
dent 10 that little trouble, and OF late he has
been reading what has been said OF the com.
missary department. In the recent war with
Spain. He thinks there was very little room
not as fatal among the troops as reports would
have US to believe. In support of this opin-
ion he cites the fact that Abbeville sent two
companies to the war, and OF the members OF
thinks that when one company returns with
no deaths, and the other with single death,
that the meat was not 30 bad. after all. He
says, If his memory Ia not at fault, that even
In our own Con federate army the losses we're
greater than In the war with Spain.
It is said by others that only one-third Of
the company that went from Abbeville to
Mexico returned. Two.thirds Of their num-
ber died.
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Don't forget next Saturday, the 9Th, is the
time TO try your keys on the money box at
Speeds drug store.
A nice line of razor straps just received at
Speeds.
The best hair brushes In town at Speeds.
2T lbs. CASTLE soap for zoe. at Speeds.
Go te Speeds and get q bottle Of Johnson g
chill and fever cure, and II 1t does not cure,
you can get your money back.
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Harrison & Game have plenty of turnip
seed-fresh.
Turnip seed! Turnip seed! just in at Har-
rison & Games.
Ruta Baga, Seven Top. Purple Top, Flat
Dutch and other turnip seed for sale at Har'
rison & Games.
Fresh Hyler's candy at Speeds.
For week lungs. use DR.. Neuffer's Lung
Tonic. SOC at Speeds.
We guarantee Tar Heel cholera cure no
cure no pay. Speed.
Most delicious and refreshing cold drinks at
Speeds soda fountain.
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THE SEVENTY sixth.
On Last Wednesday Was Held the
Seventy-Sixth Annual Meeting of
the AbbevflIe District Bible So.

ciety.
The Abbeville District Bible Society con
ven ed in It's sevepty-sixth annual meeting IL
the Presby yterian church at Abbeville at l.
W. NJ. Grier in the chair. Opened with pray
er by Rev. j. F. McKinnon. Minutes OF last
meeting were read and approved.
The principal and alternate preacher hav
Rev. J. o. Lindsay preached an interesting
sermon on the text: 1.-THE law OF the Lord IL
perfect" First clause OF the seventh verse
Psalm 10TH.
A number then renewed their membership
by paying up one dollar each, annual dues.
The following are the reports from the
Due West, delegates presently. L. Press
ley, C. E. Todd, r. q. Brownlee, John l.. Dew
lin and E. 81. Edwards. Books on hand and
received during the year, value $500: Books
away, value sl.OO. Books on hand, sl616
Freight and drayage, IS cents. Cash from
member sl9.5l. Cash from sale OF books
s7;5l; Turned into the treasury, s2S:e6,
and James Evans. Contribution $685..
Troy, delegate-J. F. White. Contribution
Gre eenville-Contribution s5.75.
Shiloh. delegates-Henry ]. Power, T. G
Suber, r. A. Keaton and Mrs. r. A. Keaton
Contribution sl5.
Lower Long Characterization S586.
Cedar Springs and Bradley-ContrIbution Sc
Contribution $l.5l. .-s%
Librarian and Treasurer w. A. Templetor
ns %sSs hs eoasss Tsns o r.
and r. M. Haddon, who reported the reports
to be correct and properly vouched. Treas
urer reported that he had &l25 subject TO ap
preparation. It was resolved to donate sixty
dollars to the Paunt Society used In electine
w. A. Templeton and John A. Devlin life
mem bers OF the American Bible Society, and
to put slxty.five dollars to book account with
| the Paunt Society.
On motion it was resolved to appoint can
vasser TO assist the treasurer to solicit contri
buttons to the society In any amounts, and tc
arouse better interest In the society, and to
request the pastors Of the churches to bring
the Bible cause before their congregation, es
pecially In the month Of July each year
Capt. J. 4. Parks was appointed canvasser by
the President
was called to the unreported memorials.
Rev. o. Y. Bonner, pastor Of the A. R. P
church In Due West, was elected principal
preacher for 1900. and Dr.. J. w. Daniels, pas
tor of the Methodist church at Abbeville, was
The thanks of the society were rendered to
Rev. J. o. Lindsay for his instructive sermon
1t was resolved not to have an address al
The following were elected on the Board Of
| Directors:
President-Rev. W. M. Grier. D. D.
| Vice Presdents-Joseph L. Pressy, M. D..
J. D. Neel, M. D., Rev. w. L. Pressly, Rev. J
o. Lindsay. D. D.. and John T. Parks.
| Directors-W. b. Parker, j. Lowrle Wilson
J. w. Huokabee, W: r. Dunn, F; Pressly
+. C. Klugh. D. G. Phillips, Jr., Edwin Cal
houn, Samuel Evans, ]. F. Lyon and ]. A
Black.
Librarian and Treasurer-W. A. Templeton
| Corresponding Secretary-L. w. White.
Recording Secretary-L. w. Perrin.
| The meeting adjourned with pray by Rev
w. Nj. Grier.
L. W. Perrin. Recording Sec'ty.
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Estate Of Miss N. 1. Lainer, Decd
Notice Of Settlement and Appli-
cation for Final Discharge.

TAKE NOTICE that on the 18th day OF
l. AUGUST, 1899, / will render q final &C.
count OF my actings and doings az Executor
OF the Estate OF NJ. LOU LATIMER deceased,
IN the Office Of Judge OF Probate for Abbeville
County at 10 o'clock a. NJ, and on the same
trust as such.
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payment Oil or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
be forever barred. w. A. LAT1MER,
July "a, 1899. Executor.
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r. 6. Bernau,
The JeWeler.

DIR, HIPS headache powder. best old and
new style at Milford Dufres. ine Drug
gIst. Phone l07.
Bromo.ouinine will cure cold in one day.
Sold by P. B. Speed.
Drink cherry phosphate-a specially oy
Milford b DuPre.
Dr. Neuffer's Lung Tonic for sale by Milford
DuPre. Phone lO7.
Harrison & Games soda fountain is the
place to get q cool drink. "There are otners'
but none so COOL"
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RAINS AND CROPS.

During the past week dne rains nave 1allen
over different sections Of the country making
the hearts OF the farmers rejoice, and causin g
q broad smile to play upon the faces OF our
merchants. Crops are greatly revived and
hoped good average crop will yet be gather
ed. "full' crop Is out of the question as
such was never known but once In the his
tory Of the world. and then It might" have y,
mankind looking for more.
MAYOR MILLER ADDS TO THE CITY TREAS.
A few days ego Mayor Miller made three OF
the dusky maidens OF the city dance to the
tune OF thIrty.fve dollars. simply for little
"sldewalk shufillng"-the sidewalk not being
large enough for more than three" to walk
abreast, thereby crowdlng others of. We are
In formed that our Council will hereafter look
| trlans by keeping the sidewalks clear from
unnecessary crowding. especially about the
"corners" where crowds generally assemble
This is good rule and should apply to any
condition. In connection with the above we
would make suggestion which he think
would work well. and for the good OF all con-
cerned, that is that now we are a city we pu,
on city airs and follow the example OF other
cities by "keeping always to the right which
ever way you may be going. This rule II prop.
erly understood by all would ometimes save
much confusion, and perhaps trouble.
| BASE BALL.
| A three DAYS heat will begin this aftern DON
between tbe Union and Abbeville teams. Lei
all the people turn out and witness the games
| OF the season. Union has a f1ue team, while
Abbeville now has team hard to down.
DEATH TO FIRE.
MIR. A. Bequest presents for the inspection
of our City Council powder called "Fyricide'
which in its action on fire is said to be quick
efficient, and perfectly harmless putting out 6
fifteen foot blaze In three seconds. This ls In
deed something "new under the sum-" yet &c
simple 1t can be used by child.
| OUR SICK PoLKS.
Mrs. James A. Hill is much better, improv
ing daily.
Mr.. Frank DuPre after several days Illness
is again at his place Of business.
| DEATH.
| Mr.. Eugene Arnold died about noon last
Sunday at the home of his grandfather Mar.
ion Arnold near Means Chapel. Interment at
Gllgal.
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Follow the crowd and 60 10 Milford q Du
Pres for soda water.
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What is that at Milford DuPre's. Go and
eee
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

On last Saturday master Henry Cason o
Magazine Hill fell from his pony breaking
his left arm Just above the elbow. He is now
doing nicely, and his many little play mates
hope be will soon be we'll and out with them
again.
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TRoJANS ON A FOX HUNT.

After running young gray" all day and
weary In the chase, and the cunning fox was
fast clearing for the brush, when one of the
young men leading In the chase, dsmounted
and made q sure grab for the tail OF the fox
to which he hung tenaciously, swinging him
round, and rounn, all the while until the
dogs came up, when he was easily captured.
This is q novel way TO catch fox, but we
have heard 1t said "the tail holt Is as good as
any ifit don't break, ," and so 1t proved in this
instance. ...-
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Insertion Payment always In aovence.
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TunLigHERas NOTICE Traveiins
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datiyered 20 auhscribers In eeAfte.
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UrOKANE-BrAnch Office, room y M0i-
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telephone a J. o. Peterson, Manager.
FORT TOWNDEND-Wm. a. Pfe4ner.
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VICTORIA. b. C.-ytank Ca0Ve4Q.
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roR sALE-CIrr REAL -

L
FOR sALE-$l5.o 900: 1aoxlso inGldQ
corner: good renter.
36.O00-Choice business cor0GI
$%o.ooo-one OF the best corneFp
rents 800 per month.
s1s. 900 -i2Oxi2o: inside corner; peyp
| cent. net. i
| H.000-Choice corner. one block ~
| postofllce.
ss.ooo-second-avenus corner. AZ
| S6.000-(shoice lot on Third av1nmA s2 n
$7s.oo-Fine brick corner; pays = - 43s
net. S &SS
81. ooo--Inside vrick: pays II pr sl.e 1
~. Choice lot. Second avenuei = .s.8E q
| S13. 0oo-Ffrst-avenue lot: biz rentee. III ~
| S30,000-First avenue. brick: big le14 N
| &z6,W1-Second avenue. brick: Z ~ NV
xz.6W-Ffno corner. Terry Ave0uA
0.60o--Choice lot on Broadway n
lumbia. s. q: W ~
$500 isoxiaO: corner Broadway - VI
ison. 1922
u.2oo--lOoxIoo; corner on Harvard age
0.S00-Elegant lot on Madison Al
Renton Addition. 81
$600-Fine corner for a home: e. sSs M
&30O--Nicc lots on cable ROAD 49, k3;S
$500. ne modern home on eeen
49,
.5oo-Eieht-room modern houss = 60
u.Wo-Donbie house and thrss ~; I'll
renter. ~ w
Q.W0-Cottage on Eleventh avo0o4 ~;
Madison. ~ ~
$s5o-House and lot. Twelfth ~
near Yesler way.
t60-Forty-acre farm. highly tg s MI
&l.0o-Improved; s acres 1t Colu0 s2|
GOD-Five acres at Green LAke: e. u
car line.
3soo-Frve acres on water 'front.' "a. /
Beach. 80;
$l.75o-Five acres highly improved
house and orchard: on cAS ]! &
fare.
u.eoo-Fine place. all Improved e. 3. q
line: fine place s.. 4
1.00o--lf"xi2n. choice corner on E1l1. 11.2ssE5
0.sn1-l1bx110: fine corner: North 1e. q
N.00-House and lot on Sevsnfn - z&
close IN IN ~
G.c01-Ffve acres at Smiths Cova - m
G.00-Fiye acres near MADISON z#
and Renton HUI.
1900 acres OF improved farms: beet 80
land: from SIS to e2S per acre 49,. 1
C,Wt-HaIf interest In new
celient opportunity for the r191ess
O0 very choice lots on car Iina.
80 each, and 100 other choice hes 51s &
Call and see w. IL win b = - 81
terest. -.sse1E 8
DoHFFEL = LENt z
Dealers In Real Estate 80
Established 1854. rs Coluneee -
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IF You DON'T KNOW WHERE 10
GET A THING. COME HERE.

We have variety that grows constant.
~ greater. Our buyer tries to fli the
store to overlooking. while the managers
business IL to deplete the stock az much
Infants, bath tub, japanned tin. about
o. henes long; ....................N.x
Japanned tin bread box.......l5c. 55c, CSC
Dolls and doll heads. every day in the
year.
Boys iron wagons. .............S5c to 500
Boys BOYS. iron veiocipedes.. .....$ls0 to SIS
Giris. doll nye Carriages. ..'.Az TO 10 :s
Toy and children's chairs. ...ioc to si.so
Baby wagons. for taking the baby
Shoe Fly rockers. SOC to SIS
HOBBY horses. :. ..... ......$l.25 to 800
Everything used in the kitchen and hun
dreds OF things used all over the house
are here to satisfy your purse and mind.
For over eight years we have pleased
you. Can't We still do Il?
COON BROS. l4l7 Second avenue.
FACIAL BLEMIsltEs-After i've years
pleasure in announcing to ladies and
gentlemen Of Seattle have removed my
office to Seattle. treat all kinds skin
GUS hair. moies. warts. Sirthmarks.
scars. red veins. etc. removed by elece
trio needles: no marks: absolutely pain
worms. blackheads. pockniarks. eczema
ana over % other skin diseases treated
by electricity. Besides being a regular
am post.xraduate Of DR.. i.eciancne's in
stitute dermatologique. Paris, and DR..
Jonn Woodhury's archaeological In
In my office. Largest electrical apparatus
On ccast- Permanent cure guaranteed.
one 70 four treatments. Charges 81 to
and Eiectrolysis Institute, SIS James
street Phone. White 7S Between Fifth
q. 8. GOVERNMENT goods; nothing bet
yer Tor Alaska. timber country and hard
work: cavalry trousers. double over
storm and cold weather hood coats. $50:
army black wool hats. 4ec. navy under
shirts 81: government tents, sxs. 81:
strictly all wool. Kirk. iz7 First av-
enue. Seattle.
ARTISTIC hzirdress!ng. scientific mani
curing. facial massage. saperfiuous hair.
moies and other biemishes permanently
removed; scalp treatment a speciality:
positively not a dye. hairwork; ornA-
ments and toilet articles. Modern Toi.ef
Specially Company. .. %. 81 Downs
block. 7es Second ave: s.;- Main ssa
WHEELER 4 WILSON Sewing Machines.
Rotary motion and ball Bearings.
Wheeler q Wilson Mig Co.
Bisck is1. II. HANSON. Agent.
20 Columbia street, opposite postoffice.
Complete stock OF miscellaneous parts and
NEEDLES for all makes OF machines, re-
pairing n speciality
CHICAGO Furniture Company IRE sale
a large stock 81 ell kinds, furniture
Stoves. steel ranges. new. now on sale at
i <A a
OF q etesi range don't miss this SAFE
wnich VIII continue for short time only
is@ Second avenue
ELECTRIC mineral natures grea. RENE
oy, Tor All diseases. cures rheumatism
and all chronic complaints: uoslsfye sssre
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
HARRIS SAFETY CO..
MAKERS OF
HARRIS SYSTEM OF FIRE ESCAPES
AND FIRE ALARMS.

Want high grade men to act an general
agents In every large city OF the West
handling men advantageously are de-
sired. We offer the best proposition
ana article on he market Highest ref.
erences required an to honesty and abtl-
ny Write at once with references
You Will reap a harvest, II proper en-,
ergy Ia used. Address
HARRIS SAFETY co,
Suite 6l9. New York Life Building.
Chicago.
MORTON II. CURRY.
Western Manager
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WE will soon commences builalne s7ScS
In the Squire Park addiuo.
Heights addition. East Park W.
and are already building hous n
We shall be glad to build yog , n n
you have no lot. Ne VIII eeai Sss II
AT a low price and loan xoe fS.s r
build a house FehrersSaSv aSss
$40 Pioneer building.
FOR SALE-t6o-Fins cces~ ~. -
Anne hill. - s~uss1alnk IL s.
SeDl-Fine lots on eevenfeeasn al 77 ' S. sss
left. -. - s.sss
Loan you mosey 70 este Ga n.
ar mall a0ounta - s9z
NOORD . CO, - s,.!!.s 4 81
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The following letters await advertiser.
- this ONCE:
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veins can always ina stsady work at
good wages ~ the Tesla mines. Ala
media county. Cal: married men with
families preferred. for whom there are
good accommodations San Francisco
and San Joaquin Coal Ca. - Nontgom-
cry street, San Francisca: r. 81. Norton.
ouuertntendent.
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MORTON 81. CURRY,
Western Manager.

n
FOR SALE-Lodging houses, Is rooms.
xsso. IL rooms: TOO: II rooms. $50:
rooms, $50: IL rooms 500; 40 rooms.
partly furnished. $50: ~ rooms. g 40,
hoteis. 52ooo. e go and q. 500: cigar and
fruit stands: groceries at invoice. res-au-
rants. make an Offer: saloons and any.
thing in the business chance line. For
rent, furnished and unfurntshed houses
and rooms. houses and lots and vacant
lots in all parts Of town: : houses. very
modern, each rooms. lot iax1s0 feet.
income N.sp year. mortgage 5000
1850 VIII take 1t. Mofgan's Exchange
/ 1aii Third avenue
FOR sALE-One Of the hest shiugIe mills
In the state. Arst-ciass buiidtngs ia .
Guiding dry kiln, blacksmith shop. e,r. /:
machinery In good running order good
as new: two ska stationary boilers: en-
gine l4xis cylinder: one io.bIcck Perkins
shsngie machine: one hand power feed.
and everything tina; 10 needed for q arsss
class mill. Can be houga: for less than
half what II cost Psnckney. Fuller y
Company. = and Is Sullivan building.
FOR 0ALE-0nao In foneaurane
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ELECTRIC mineral. natures urea. RENE
oy, Tor All diseases. cures rheumafsSn
and all chronic complaints: positive s.ssrr
Ter dsphtseria- r. L. Scott agent. Gen
e.al Delivery. City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

CHICAGO Furniture Company IRE sale
large stock Of eli kinds furniture
Stoves. steel ranges new. now on sale al
s''cona hand prices. II you need trunk
or q steel range. don't miss ,hi. xais
which VIII continue for Z short time only
fseo Second avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

HASsr ser aSArsette Inquire r~nyrr FL
SssfsaA IL Second arsnae seu;h.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

WHEELER & WILSON Sewing Machines.
Rotary motion and bail bearings
Wheeler Wilson Mig Co.
Hhck is1l. II. HANSON. Agent
70 Columbia street. opposite postoff1ce
Complete stock OF miscellaneous parts and
nt~dies for all makes OF machines. re-
pairing 4 speciality