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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22

SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK THURSDAY. SEPT. 81. lsef
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK THURSDAY. SEPT 81. 1890.
ARRIVED
and 9Ieenstown H. Win md-e 40 cabin ana pos
age passengers 20 the White star Line Arrived at The
steamer Auraria Dr. Mckay. Liverpool scp,smber ~
and guoerst0uu 3. mi-e cabin and 2iS
age passengers vernon Rrown Il CO. Arrived at the
ST. s,anS- n7a"int. r Grndro Liverpool September
10 in ballast Barber & Co. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Jerse, CITY 'nr Watkins. Bristol September
9 ard swansea :: 70 James ArHel 80. Southeast Of
steamer Hatasa ,Rrl. Peters. Hamburg September 5.
steamer Patricia eirrl Bauer Hamhurs September 10
AMI Boulogne II win mdse s's cann ant 20 sieerase
passengers 10 Hamburg American Line Arrived az the
steamer aG Gen Mfo" Bremen mem September ns as - ard
rassengeis u Oerchs Co. Arrived at tho Bar 80
Steamer HeyeIqs ,B.s, siarle'on; r. Ian'iro sep?
sso r,hio ard o. steerage passengers ~ musk &
Ie,ons Arrived at The Par az 30 ~
cnrs Il por," PaIre Z and Huevl,as 10 WITH mdse
ana ~ cabin passengers TO " Muns'n Arrived a. the
steamer cr'y u birmingham Burg savannah septem-
steamer Ponce new. fr.m Wilmington. De. to The
Vow York and Porto Rico s. CO
folk with mi'e and passenger 20 od Dominion S O.
70 Win rni.c IN ransit 70 phelps Rros & a. win finish
steamer riler Nor, Larsen Philadelphia September
20 IN ballast - l. y = Armstrong
,1srsp,oo 10 - I. oaar,ermas,er's Department,
sh Maarn 70, i h rS. onk@, snansha APR.
ssnsy HOOK j. SEPT p. $50 p m-wlnd west.
moderate. clear.
SAILED
Steamers Tartar Prince ,rri. Genoa etc. Roman
Prince O}r RIO Janeiro. Earana ,Brl. Rlcnos Ayres.
Ci.ufuogls Cuban Nc~nsel santiago etc Chicago city
,lr bristol Prln- Winem III lut.u. Ha' etc. Homer
(lrl Noutevideo etc. Princes Anne Norfolk and New
port News. Potomac tBr Ayormouth. chamette New
orleans American Dutch. N0ftcriFm Chester Dutch.
Amsterdam. staniarl GER Flushiug, Bremen Ger.
pr.ren via Southampton fuerst Bismarck Ger. Ham
iirr Via Cherhourg ana Southampton. ST Bernard ,Bn
Baltimore
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London Sept 2i-sailei steamer Mesaba d'r IAyland.
New York
Queenstown sept p. 10 m-sailed steamer Teutonic
CRr McKinsfry Nrom Liverpool New-Nork
Glosgow sept 2o-Arrvei steamer state = Nebraska
Csr Perry New York
scnly sept 2l-pe-eed steamer Colorado deO Whit
Ton New York for Hun
C'hert.purg sept = 50 m-Arri,ed steamer Colun-
bia 0ier Nos~gesang. NJ" York for Hamburg via
Southampton Oani proceeded
Rotterdam Sep, p q p m-sailed steamer Amsterdam
tDufchl Ie Nr.es Ne1-No
Gibraita, Sept 2o-Passed steamers Picqua CBr
IEavn Trieste etc ,or York 2lst. vaenta ,Brl.
Thomas Cherioon
Perrin Sept 2-Pa,set steamer Iniraerna (Bn. Baker
Yokohama etc. for NeV-Yor&-
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aATTRDAY. STPTFMRER "a
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
I Iva Naff.
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and ,hsrming sail the jestc Hudson See -. 80
Adveri---Geat1 o----s.seat 4n4 s@SuTslon eolulpns
The morning news., 1899-12-30
OFFICIAL.
CITY G0VERNM ENT.
OFFICIAL rRoCEEaSiNGs or COUN-
CITs.

CIIs.
Savannah, Ca, Dec. q. 1S99.-The regu-
lar meeting of Council was held this even
ing at p m. Present: The Hon. Her
man Myers, Mayor, presiding; Alderman
George w. Tiedeman, chairman of Coun-
Gil; Alderman J. p. Williams vice chair
man of Council, and Aldermen Schwarz,
Thomas, Dixon, Graham, Doyle, Bacon,
Nils and FARRELL.
After amending the minutes Of meeting
of Dec. Is, 1899, by inserting the name OF
Alderman Graham among the aldermen
present, in place of Dr.a farrell whose
name appears twice. the minutes of meet
ings of Dec. 5th, 9Th 18TH 18th and 18th
were confirmed as published.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
City of Savannah, Dec. 27, 1S99.-The
Committee on Accounts report that they
have examined and found correct bills
against the city amounting to nineteen
thousand, two hundred and twenty-one
dollars and seventy-seven cents. as per
accompanying schedule. and recommend
that the same be passed for payment
George J. Mills,
Chairman Committee on Accounts.
$19221.T.
The morning news., 1899-12-30
Tvo Tifton Weddings.

Triton, Ca Dec. 30.-Mr. Gene DeLovett
of Sparks, and Miss Emmie Lora Martin,
were united in marriage at high noon, in
the Central Methodist Church, Fitzgerald,
wednesday, Dec. q, Rev. J. NJ. Foster,
oficiat ting. The church was handsomely
decorated. After the ceremony, a sumptu-
Gus wedding feast was spread at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
/ Martin The groom is a prominent
voine business man of Sparks and the
bride the beautiful and talented daughter
If Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Martin of Fitzger-
aid. nue..
At the Methodist parsonage. Tifton,
Wednesday evening, Dec. Y, Mr.. Thomas
T. Greene of Tifton and Miss Lillian Bay
ard of Pittsburg, Pa, were united in mar
riage Rev. ]. VI. Foster, officiating. The
weJ1ing was a very quiet affair, only a
few relatives of the young couple being
present. The groom is a prominent young
machinst. now a member of the firm OIL
T NJ Greene & Co.. of Lenox, and is high
w esteemed. The bride is a most loveble
little woman, who, while of Northern par
entage. spent her childhood in Triton, and
also spends her winters here.
The new management of the Triton OPP
ora House here, has greatly enlarged ana
;nnroyed the building. and is presenting
a rrst-class array of dramatic talent.
Mics Agnes McCrea Is visiting relatives
in Dawson.
Mr., w. l.. McWhite Of Deliaton, spent
the holidays in Tifton, the guest OF Mr..
w. W. Tmmons.
Mrs McTyier Of Plains. Ga, spent
c,brletmas in Tifton. the guest Of the fam
iy of Postmaster Duff.
The morning news., 1899-12-30
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF 1T.
Report of Murder of Sheriff Simkins
From Quitman.

Quitman. Ga. Dec. 29.-Sheriff Thomas
Simkins of Jefferson county, Florida, was
shot and killed instantly yesterday by
Sherman Jefferes, a negro murderer,
whom he was trying to arrest Jefferies
was serving a term in the penitentiary for
murder, and escaped recently. Sheriff Sim
lxins, accompanied by a young boy named
Branch went to arrest him, and approach
ing the house where he was concealed
was shot and killed. Jefferies then made q
dash for the woods, and was fired upon
by the youth and instantly killed in turn.
These are the meager particulars of the
tragedy, which have just been received
here.
Morgan and McGahee, Quitman's rival
bakers, had a fight Wednesday over the
merits of their respective breads. The
damages were slight.
The barn of Mr. w. T. Owens of Bos-
ton went up in smoke last night, and with
it his wagons; buggies and forage. The
loss was about 81 600, with no insurance.
1t is not known what caused the fire.
The morning news., 1899-12-30

Total ........ ....................$lS .$lS,22l II
The Committee of the Whole, to which
were referred the following applications
TO retail liquor, beg to report favorably
thereto. Herman Myers,
Chairman Committee Of the Whole.
Adopted.
Thomas Anglin. 1888 Bryan street, west.
Alley & Kelly, Bay street lane, near Bull
street.
II TT Bunger, No. 1915 Ogeechee road.
]. Bernstein, 214 st. Julian street, west
John II. A. Bohn, northwest corner West
Broad and Alice streets.
william Bouhan, southwest corner Hunt
insdon and East Broad streets.
Henry N C. Bohn, 235 East Broad street.
T. d. Brodman, northeast corner Bur-
roughs and Bolton streets.
NJ. Boiey, 129 Congress street, west
w. T. Belford, 152SnBull street
George Christopher, 102 West Broad
street
Patrick Cain, corner Bay and West
Boundary streets.
w. F. Corbett % West Broad street.
c. p. Connery, 10 st. Julian street,
west.
a. ]. Dierks, No SO5 whitaker street.
Daily & Co., southwest corner Farm and
Mill streets.
Easterlin Whisky Co., % Farm street.
Easterlin whisky Co.. Planters Hotel.
]. ]. Egan. Sn East Broad street.
NJ. b. Ehrlcher southwest corner East
Broad and Jones streets.
F. Freelong, 555 Bay street east.
Mrs l.. c. Gerl1en, southwest corner
Price and Gwinnett streets.
Nell Giidea, No PA Broughton street,
west.
Nell Giidea, 120 Broughton street, east.
r. G odman, No 43. Farm street
Fred A. Harms l44 Ta,tnaH street.
Hotchkiss g. Nevil S)l Broughlon sIest,
west.
Fruncis Hart. % Jeffefson street. west.
Andfew Jatkson. AZ Whitaker street
John Kuck 4i2 Drayion street.
Cord Kracken. northwest corner Bay
and West Broad srcet5.
Nichols Lang. 20 Earnaid street,
Charles Levan, II Coug.css STREET. west
John Lyors a. Co, n3rihsaEt corner
Hrtughtol atd Wminkfr areeiF.
J.. Warning q boy stree, eatt
q. ~ Mon ufr .Ncas cofner tllh
ard jon rfop et
sarah Nor. %, 100 Osesho' o. avenue,
eaat.
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OFFICIAL.

terms Of ,he several commissioners OF ths
I ark ard Tree Ccmmis sion beiog about 70
expire and submitting the names Of Ar.
hilip u. Dofin end MIR. NJ. J. Solomons
10 nl The vacancies occurring, the ap-
10 rtnents, teiIg for the term OF years.
Upon no ion the appointments were con-
htmsd.
During the pro eedlngs OF Council, the
regular order of business was suspen led
fer fha purpose cf bearing from he r.p e.
sef tatiIe8 of Tho several hospitals recclv-
Ing aid from he city and others Interested.
reli;iNe so the proposition submitted 20
q mauugcmert 80 ne hospitals on the
tatf fho uunici pal auihOdiies. asking
c|ltaentat "a The medical sfanis of the
different ifstl. utions and which had ly
mutunl nRre, m~li aud consent been re
feirsd 30 Council for discussion, quie a
lnrRe sss blaze ~ phyHginns end ?
z.Us i1te csicd were present, and q very
The morning news., 1899-12-30
nncen nt Ncw orIcans.

New Orleans, Dec. 29.-Weather clear
ard cool: track good.
E-irst Race Selling. seven furlongs. l.. L.
,.a..r, 40 1 and 20 g. won with Junaet-
IA 7 10 and TO ?. second. and Uhlers'
19 10 /. third. Time l.SOls.
Second Race-seliing, six furlongs. KIN
drcd. 9 10 and 10 /, won, with Pythia'
10 40 and even, second, and Matt Simp-
.on 10 10 1. thlrd. Time i.l7A.
Third Raee-selling' one mile and seven " ,.
- g., Win Nanlius, 10 20 ! and 4 10 J.,
secsn :. T. ana Frank Mcconnell TO /. third.
Time lA7ia. -,
Fourth Race-Ilandicap, SIX and halt
f+rionga Ed Gariland. 4 20 and 3 10 p
80 sith Frcc Lldv. 20 10 J and 20 j,
.e'1nf rnd Compensation. 10 3 third.
TINE 1872. ...
.,t ,,fer TavId. 9 10 and 20 T. won.
.vtbrele ward. ~ . and 20 D. seeo1l
"a SSH Jackmaa. 20 3 t@hd JiN'a
aQia
The morning news., 1899-12-30

only their lives but more of worldly ad-
vantage than can ever come to these
Skuikers who cling TO the shelter of Eng
@ laIio guns and weep while they wait for
neu ne,l 70 die that they may rush up to the
brush treasury with their claims.
II the exhibition these REFUGEES ora
making in Cape Town were as imnortant
as 1t Is conspicuous, one would think the
Ehghshmen In charge here would drop
sne contest where it is and go home in
disgust. But it is only a phase of a side
issue quite apart from the principle al
The morning news., 1899-12-30

-Eenry Charles Keith Fiz-Maurlce. the
Marquis of Llnsdowne. who is noi <
rcundly abrs d for ~ ,ha British reverse
.n he Transvaai. 81 said 10 owe his ur-
pei ularlfy 10 Lord Wo.selcy, with whom
lie had ferl3us quarrel "a dinner giycn
ife Marquis upen bis return from Canada.
where he was cre ~ tit9 h.-' - governor
4, nc ais.
The morning news., 1899-12-30
OFFICIAL.

>@-.7---~>~-~~~~>--~e~~~-S-
fun, free and interesting discussion was
had. articipa "a in by he following gem
uemen: For the hospitals, Capt HI. G..
Cunningham, Drs. Duncan, Charlton.
Owens, Van Marter and MI c. NJ. 6sll.ert.
For city representation. DIs. Simmons.
Daniel. Corbin. Mum, Fitch II. o. Brun-
ier and Alderman Graham.
The beng no further business. Coun-
ell took a recess subject 10 the cali of the
chair WM p BAILEY.
Clerk Of Council.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF H. ~,
State OF Washington. In and Tor ~
County Of King.
Frank H. osgood. Geergsna B. o.
good, George r. Gund. Anna - v W.
Mary A. GafYney, Boston National Han.
OF Seattle. Scandinavfay amer
Bank. Elton E. A.nswortn and H..
Ainsworth, Arthur q. Dunn. piAinunA
vs. Emily Slausson. defendant.
mons by publication.
The State Of Washington, 10 the -
Emily Siaussou. defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 apps
within sixty days after the date OF ~
first publication OF this summons io.~A{
within sixty days after the 18th day
July. 1858, and defend she above entiste.
action I'm the above entitled court: en31
answer the complaint Of the piaftitiHs ~ ~
serve a copy of your answer upon ~
undersigned attorneys for the pt9sutsas
at their office below stated. and - !. -
of your failure so tn do. Judgment VIA
rendered against you according % -
demand of the complaint. which mas Pc
filed with the clerk of said court
The object OF this suit k 10 OBTAIN
partition between the parties nefetc =
the lands hereinafter mentioned. ana y
have set out In seyeraity TO the fespes.
i've parties their interests therein, =
which the plaintiffs claim an undisIuS"
sevenfeen-tweutiethE az-3nf Of said 49,
and aiieKe that the defendant - ensitseu
TO thrse-fweutieths f3-asi. and the paasE
tins claim further 81 Hen upon ING Ill.,.
esss Of the defendant 10 secure adVaneW
made By them on account of saxeS 49, ~
said property In the sum Of nsNf1A wssn
interest The lands mentioned ahore -
described as follows. to-wtf;
Lots FIVE fs} six tgJ seven ID eight -
twenfy-one tzit. twenty-five 20. freny
three tzs,. and twensy-foar f25ss IN oeoe.
eleven iii:
Lots FIVE 81. twents~one CID. twenu
two f2Zg. twenty-three tI3}. and tseH.y
four - in block twelve U1f. -
Lots one 1l. two ~. three Cd, tour 80
fwenty-oue tz1g. twenty-five tz2fs tWsnyr
three fz3p and twenty-fonr CID. In pioe.
thirteen fIza. ~
Lots five 3d. six ssA. seven fll eikns - ~
fourteen fffi. fifteen ti5i. ard sixtsrh hgs
In block fourteen 10: -
Lots ONE IT, two 81, three Cd. fotf 80 -
seventeen tiTt, eighteen 1tsi. nineteen s1s,s
and twenty f2nt In block fifteen fsss.
Lots nine f9s. ten fiAg. eleven uti. tNs 81
fi25. thirteen igf. fourteen 40. hffssn ~
ard sixteen i963. In block sixteen tless
Lots sesen "a. eight ts,. nine CD. 1n1.
teen 1fi. and fifteen fiSi. In block sessp
teen III.
Iscfs five f5t six ~, seven 81. eikhs 81.
twensy-Bne fzID, ard twenty four I'D.
block eighteen Nss.
Lots ak ~. seven IN eight fsa. seten
teen fI7t. and eighteen tisa, Ia block mn
teen ftg}. 9.
Lots eleven n1, AL twelve CD, =
block twenty tzs,:
Lots one ~. two 81. three ca. IT,
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WANT ADS.

A1ves1sasmesas unaes any
hea1lng n etsssiaea eessmns.
- word eash tnass1tons 1an-
eaea charge, 33e. C1asslAea
Advertisements ssnaiaw ens
meath without change - eepy,
e14e Dee ltee tssven wsvas
esant - lieel. On sAres
1enths' order. ol.a0 per lins
- 1saths - sax a~aaAs' er-
Asss 49, pes ttns Der 0enth,
- vsariy order. n per Nae
80 asnaA.
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HELP wANTED-AGENTS. SOLICIT.
ORS. ETC.

campaign. the Saturday Evening Post
established BY benjamin. Frankiin In
IT, isSmnew published BY TIE c J, rs. Pub
dies Home Journal. Is offered 70 SUB
scrthers, for one year only. for U-the
regular price Is q %: this oiier - fer the
purpose OF q quick introduction, and Will
price Of 40 wils>se maintained an after
that date. ~e viii give good commia:
sion fer every subscriber secured and
dlstrihute ss,o6p sen.ember / among the
IFS best agents. $500 vii, be given the
person sending the largest number ct
subscribers at VI each per year. at this
special low subscription price thousands
can be easily secured Address The
Curtis Publishing Company. PhsiadeI-
phia, Pa
AGENTS are making so tn 80 daily sell
Ing Neelss superb photograph albums;
the two latest are Fighting IN the Phil
irpines - which contain leo thrilling full
page. aaIf-tone photographs. just Teceiy-
90 frem Manila sxs inches. the other h
entities Oar New Possessions" being
The mess complete collection Of photo
graphs. 100 pag~s. including the Dewey
Islands. Porto Rico ana Cuba. complete
outfit. or either album Including a fali-
e}ofh~houn8 copy. ma Jed for 81 cents In
coin or stamps. 10th albums matted for
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money refunded Il net satisfactory the
a4enfns must he seen 10 be appreciated.
Apply AZ once, = Teangsen Neely. Pub
ish.r p wshash avenue. Chicago. ia
Fffsh avenue New York city
AGENTS on salary or commission. The
greatest agents seller ever produced
every user Of pen ard Ink buys IL on
sight, $40 - $40 per cert nroat e,e
agents sales amounted 90 sses in SIX
days another ~ In two hours Monroe
Mfg Go, NJ. Ia ssroxSe. WIS
AGENTS an salary or eau,fnlssits,~T..s
xsenlssf agsnss' seller ever produced. s.v-
cry user AZ zen and ink hslyss Il on X ssss
80 - kas per cent Dxotss, one aeens-s
sales amounted 10 seap In six DAYS: au-
other So - two hours. Monroe Mfg Cd
w.. IL. I,svsse, VIA
ENERGETIC, statesmen school f,trrftura
ssE supplies. TIE deck mar - on fras.
Is eFtSA exceptional opportunity. SEQ
nhsataky sniacs ant extra eossarss S@s ,stsss
experience nof necessary r a. Fssans
4 GO. Chicago. Hi
RELIABLE agent wanted "a s-eYr.Ssyt
usF Nes Registry aad Insurance fsassN
ntss IL Seattle Liberal contract Isrxe
commissions. Address George " Isr@~
Lewis. See'y, New Haven. C0nn
RELIABLE ageas wanfs,3 4, represent,
the Universal Identification ard R..oftv-
sFy Company ta Seattle f4is%ystl s.,.-
ttacf se right party Address ssssszr.es "
Lewis, seg'S. New Haven. Coa0
LADY agents wsmses7 ts She's an a~ttete
p*asAe5s 70 tasiF married friends
Al ! to + N, az address Asency
3ts~es Taesss@St Company. ssssFm Z shSs.
fsy aeGse. tot@Habsa street.
Ia yea wanf 10 ssske s. Z aav W ssssre
@saFs93 spaee s1Eg}@, enEN writing ng7 eaF-
fs@ssfi& so esFss sesse necessary wesse
immediately fag ssartseat&Ts. Aa2syexs NJ
~ rsFv Fssss-{Ft e RsNss14r
is.s.ss' 80 saen ~ans good s,aspesaesz aas
get@z 3.
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9. q Government goods: nothing bet,
work. cavalry trousers. double ever
seat. o5s. dyed hack. -; Gen. Niles
storm ard cold .ee.ner nood sosss - 49,.
shirys. n. government tents, sxs. 81.
Springfield carnines. s. oysrshirss
strictly al wool. Kirk. LII f1rA av~
ARTISTIC hairdrssssng. scSentifc mani
curing. facial massage. sspern1ous al:
renewed, scalp treatment specially.
gray hair restored TO its natural color
positively NOT 9 dys; has 49, T csna,
Specially Company. = 81. 8 Downs
block. ae Second ave-. phone Blue $40.
LADIES, Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills are the h,st. safe. reliable.
take no other: send &c. stamps. for f'ar-
,aculars. Relief for La lies" in letter
ter Chemical Co. Phl.ai Ia, Pa
YOUNG man of ., would ike to get ac-
qssaanfed with a young lady. one who ~
spiritually inclined: also Interested in the
deeper studies OF nature. no others need
apply. Address r. Seer, General Deliv-
cry. City.
DON'T forget to attend auction sale Of
furniture at private residence Ns Ninth
avenue south. Monday. the Sist. at III
o'clock. read auction notice. Bickerton
4 Dewitt. auctioneers.
WILL E. d. EDGAR please leave his adj
dress at chas. Mischke.s White House
saioonc Something important from Gold
Run. Dawson, or address ID. Paffendorf.
Helena, Mont.
MRS. JOHANNA oFTEDAL, Graduate
Medical Electrician. electric treatments.
baths and Swedish massage. medical ex-
ercises taught 20 and q Union block
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MADAM BROWN carries the best hair
goods In the city. gray hair restored to
natural color without dye. 1918 Second
avenue.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
OPPORTUNITY extraordinary Party
KNOWING OF q ~s8i-proyen mining prop
@FtY shat can hs made into a million.
dollar mine with x.ssN at development
HSs wishes ia associate with aim
E%fS7S or persons 81 moderate nsFans 10
Setare ard develop this remarkable prop-
erfys "A genuine opportunity ard immense
profits for these meaning business Aa-
dress i-aEe. II Pacific hfnck ts91 Seattle
National Bank hs.sexf
FOR sALE-Lodganw house&~-as rooms
sAss - rooms. Ss1. - roomz. e. ne. -
rsgasas. t~.sss cigar stands sian xssy
80 bakery. TO. grocery stores. sa-
looms. partner for manufacture 81 Sss
AossAns Exchange. l0il Third avenue,
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INFORMATION furnished regarding EN-
ployes and others; capable operatives.
Seattle Detective Agency. III Pioneer
block.
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DEATHS Avn rCsEaAIM

PETERSON TIE ssss<vxs II kssa fesersens sss1 9.
A<sxAfer "a NJ srA Mrs., q. Fsssrs*s. viii ~
ktsH frsx ghx fxml5y sssszeNnx ~ tie fsox 81
Mere~v stxees, g e-ksssk sxAsy ssa.szfsa.E -.
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FOR SAI.E-One hundred thousand feet
fir lumber. at a close price; cut to order.
Address g. care Post-Intelfgencer.
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NEW lumber yard-Clay street and Rail-
road avenue. North Seattle. Call and
get our prices. Phone Lake T4S-
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WANTED-Timber and farming clAims In
Clallam and Jefferson counties. <S2 New
York block.
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NEW HOME sewing machine agency, "a
Columbia street, next door TO postofnce
needles. shuttles and repairs for ali
makes.
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esT9' ALTON WANTED ~ sess@s sssn
exr~FssFsess in rasivsaa8. aeSss so sssscs&~
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE.
WE have several Eastern parties who
want to buy good income and residence
erty with us. Morgan's Exchange. l0l1
Third avenue.
weli-improyed place, ten to fifty acres.
within Is niles of Seattle. Address,
giving lowest cash price and exact loca-
ton. A II care Post-Intelligencer.
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FOR SALE--Cheap, a good smeit seine and
fishing boat complete. good al new. Cat
on or address ]. A. Barkley. Tenino
Wash.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION sale of household furniture
The contents Of private DISQUALIFICATION
4 Dewitt will sell at auction on the prem
ises, No. 81 Ninth avenue south. on
Monday, the 3ist, at III o'clock sharp.
bed sets. springs. mattresses. parlor fur
niture, chairs. extension table. hall tree,
center table. bed lounge. carpets. rugs.
curtains, bedding. cook stove, crockery,
glass, etc. Take Yesier car.
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FOR SAI.E-Two-ehair barber shop. COM
plete: good business and location. cheap
for cash. Inquire Spangenberg. sis Sec
ond avenue.
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ron sALE-clrr REAL ESTATE
NELSON & JACOBSEN have moved to
sos New York block.
The sale OF
SPRING HILL VILLA TRACTS
Commences August ].

FOR SALE--A very prominent corner on
Fifth avenue, three blocks from thfa of
flee, only 5000. a great snap, has build
ings bringing $50 a month and room for
another; this should not be overlooked
by spectators; we will loan So 900 on this
property at per cent. l.. Spencer & Co.,
Sill First avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

PIANO--A rare bargain for cash. West
ern Music 10, s0I Pike street. betwee
Third and ourth.