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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-28

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By a big Suspender deal we
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tomorrow $50 dozen pairs
of Suspenders made with.
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geneva. and after journeying extensively
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talner, General Armstrong. had been Amer
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10

n THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state 0f WashinSt0n for kloG County.
A. c. Marconn.er et al. pianft6s. w.
The Security SAVINGS Bank. defendant.
No. 1854. Notice Of sale.
Public notice 10 hereby given by the
undersigned. ~ receiver Of the security
Savings Bank. purSuant 20 the orders 81
the Superior Court Of King County, Wash
that oil IT the right. title and interest Of
the said Security savings Bank ana the
undersigned, lis receiver. In and TO the
cold =, pusl:c auction TO the highest and
best bidder for cash. ~ tho front door 81
the court house. In seattle. Washington.
BY the undsrsignsd. on SATURDAY,. October
nm Of .asa dsy s IA "1 msnssen.s real e.
tate 10 described - follows. to-wit:
An undivided one-half interest In lots
Nos. 10. -. n and q. In block No. TO- vt
An undivided one-haif interest In lot No.
H. In block No. {. Of Harrison Heights
Addition TO the City Of Seattle.
Lot No. and this north ave feet OF lot
No; 9 n block No. .. Of Montrsss Addition
An undivided one-th.rd interest In lots
Nos l. .. 3 and 4. Of block no. II. Of Msy-
n.rds Lake washinSton Plat;
c!S s. S s..ti. A sSs 70 !" s s'ssa No. "
s s.a S NJ 81 .es. = sna y " !" s''s Z.
g. and tho east half Of block =. and the
half Of block No, 4. ali in the Plat of
Lots isttsrs1 A and Nos. 1874, nx. ,sx.
1855. in block No. t. Of Columbia supple
The west half Of lot No 81, In block No.
:. LOT No. 900. In block II. In the Plat OF
Columbia
Lot No. I. In block g. Brighton Beach.
propertv - aituafed In kim County StAta
u Washington.
Also the south y Of the northwest \.
and north Y Of seu!h C.:s Y Section Ne; !.
In Kitsap County, state Of Wsshinxton.
Also northeast OF northeast section
No. IL, Township No, ~ North. Range No.
West. in claiiam County. state OF WASH
ington.
Also the east Y Of tho northeast :. Of
Range 8 East. in Snohomish County.
sad properties will he offered In separ.
ate parce's. and the purchaser thereof will
DO required 70 pay 10 per cent. Of the
amount 30 bid on each particular tract
the balance of the purchase price to 30
paid upon confirmation OF sale ny the ID.
perior Court Of King County. Washing on.
Public notice In further hereby gwen
that offers for the purchase Of any portion
q ne Oh sbeys ds.cESs s iaPd vii be re-, r..
date Of sad sale: but such offers must not
be less than the amount for which said
tracts have been Appraised, all such o6ers
to be subject 70 approval by the above
mentioned court.
In the event that any offers accom-
panied by deposit on the purchase price.
are not approved BY said court. slid deposit
Dated Seattle. Washington. tbs Ind day
Of September, 1880
II. H. 4. HASTINGS,
~ Reosivsr Of the security Savings
Bank.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States Tor the pistric, Of WASH
inxsSn Northern Disi@on. Scrth~ess
srn Iron Works, Bessaut vs. steamer
s'DoGs." Der tackle. apparel ard furri-
sgr. In Admiralty. Nc LIST
wa.rsss an xrnenslrd lt<l hath Srsn
@ls.l ~ TIRE aeeve named court on the 1iE
Ga. ~ Ss2tsmssr isse. ~ & n fsnefy.
prsrtS-. va behk 81 the NersA western
sron wayAs tBcssrcyatsi against the
steamer +IscEs" her tackle. appareI ana
20 IRE ssi3 fsecaart fc- supplies ans re.
pairs furnished sss, steamer agritg the
year iSse. az ere trssanee ard re.ues; OF
s. a. - With interest, a.y<.~a, 81 wasch
has h~en demanded. srA prAytrg that the
said vessel. her tackle. etc, nav - con-
semne4 and sold to gay TIE 1s,nane %
In pursuance ~ tho snant,ton 81 saA
sssr. nnAer the seai tfereoS. ssd TO me
directed have sct1e4 The sAla weasel
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c. z. THuRsToN 4 co.

George. g. Williams. presldent Of the
Chemical National bank. New York. aays:
IL looks - though we had passed through
what the Scriptures can the seven lean
years ana thet seven tat years await d."
Iron has doubled in value the past twelve
nonths Copper has trebled III value dur
ting tho last two years: ana everything
continue to point TO . carthsr and perma-
Though every branch Of business IL four
ishtng and substantial profits arc being
realised all round. we Doubt X there II any
form OF Investment that has yielded more
MAGNIFICENT returns during the past two
years than the shsres Of the various cop
American fortunes have been made
through mines and mining, and a. history
has way ~ repeating itself. which al
times seams almost monotonous, Il II safe
TO assert that In the next decade many
Of the great fortunes which VIII b. made
during u VIII come from mines that are
now only 'pfoapccta.' and whose stock
today y selling for less cents than Il will
then command In dollArw."
Nothing venture nothing have. Fortune
favors the bold. II you have few spare
dollars which are not working satisfactorily
buy some 'ow-priced copper stocks with
them" DO net allow the present oppor-
tune time 10 altogether escape you. Make
hay while the sun chimes and the prosent
booming times continue.
c. f. THURsToN & CO. 100 Cherry o.
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= 81 COiit9s
1~>s>e>e>e>s>s>s>s>4>s>e>s,
Blue PRINTING.
~--~~-----------~---------
Wise NAP. AND BLUEPRINT CO.
OOAT WC1LDERo.
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BOOK DIND1NG.
r. ANTHONY, bookbinder. paper ruler
and patent blank book manufactures.
Boston block. opposite postofs!ce. rooms
- 70. u. q, Seattle Wash
METROPOLITAN PRINTING 4 hind
Ing Company. III Yeslsr way.
Brass FOUNDERS.
SEATTLE Brass and He'll Foundry Com
pary. btass casting, finishing and job
bling: old metals bought.
BICYCLE REPAGRs.
BICYCLES rented and repaired. Spin
ming. 1905 Second.
BICYCLE SuPPLIEs.
roBEs CYCLE SUPPLY COMPANY.
Wholesale. 100 First.
CANS AND CARRIAGES.
THE sEXTTIE TRXNsrrR CO. TeIs.
phone a. Rubber tired carriages. best
Tor invsiids. easy riding. noississss
CLAIRvOYASTs.
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A Mrs Gray, scientific paimis'. sees with
your future unveiled: removes obstacles
from your pathway by pointing them
GU, TO you. Electricity for nervous and
other diseases: terms reduced. ~ Co
lumbia street
MRS. WEIGH. cisirvoyant. paInu'., psy-
chomeir.c reader Of minerals ladies' SOC.
gents 81, for this week only; iesyons
given. Room 4. 'is Third avenue. corner
Columbia.
NINE IA WEE. clairvoyant trance me-
dun; tells past. present and future:
satisfaction guaranteed or no pay Sixth
and Madison.
MADAM EsPERANZA, ctairvoyant, life
reader: business advice. keBncbec block.
Goa Ycsler way. room J.
PEARL HARRISON. massage and mag
nrtic healer. Grand Central, No. \, 2is
First avenue south
ALICE FAY. medium. maEnetist cures
all aches. pains and rheumatism. ~
Columbia. roam 4
MRS prLGER, business test medium. re-
veals past. prevent. future. Office AL
Pike street
MADAM FRANCISCO. medium, i22 Pine.
corner second avenue.
FLORAScE MARVIN. n years sea,slss
prophstess. Ga Frst.
Mrs. E EMETr gone East Return IN
six weeks
READINGS. 800. swan. ISL Yssisr. room
CASH RECRUITERS.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER co. ri
Washington building. new and second.
hand. from t50 w.
CARPENTERS AND nriLDERs.
A. y. RANDALL a co. carpenters. JOB
tess. glazing. screens. win1p~s and
doors Telephone. Green 50 ~ rprias
HAMMONp's carpenter shop. :is JeHer-
con. Red issS.
BUFFERS carpenter shop. Pioneer block.
White tAs.
DANCIN. ACADEMY.
BALLROOM ard sfaF~ dancing lessons:
private OF classes. Tise and Flfth Ave.
Eenke hall
DHEssMANERs.
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At NINE RODGERS dressmaksnw par
iers Mcnonald block rooms 40, suits
made g. no. perfect ~ guaranteed. ma
terials al found. 81 up.
NM. SMITH. ladies tailoring. room !.
Hinekley
Mas WALL. - Hineklsy. skirts q sys-
cisity.
DETECTIVES
RANG RuFT Patroi svrfsm-rorngssen
cpeTsilves Rooms 9 and > Masonic TEN
pie. Phone. Bar f&
OyEINO AND CLEANING.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

Notice In hereby given that the copart-
nsrship heretofore existing between II. v.
weymouth eng =: B6drs: under tho
nm nsme or - - Weymou'n 20.
n. Bourg retiring. r. Y Weymouth CON
tinuinG the business and paying ali bills
and collecting al moneys due the nrnn.
II. - WEYMOUTH.
r. y. BOURG
Seattle. Wash, Qeptemher 3 1899.
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THE SEATTLE PosTNru1IoExczR SUNDAY sPrnBn 10 1852


Zee s sss;s !. :t s. : .aS Z: s sssns s:
-. ANY ntsrsst q the said veil. hse
taqtjs. etc., thsf her 4egear before To
q = 0cioc6 .. n, then sad there 10 later.
poe their cloAn0 ana mako ehsir aiieoAe
CLARENCE ". IDE.
uni.ed states MAMMAL
- ~. ~. TYLER. Dsp0iy Untse4 states
MaSshal
Dated q Seattle, September 3, isSe.
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C.. T.. THURGTON 4 CO.. 100 Cherry o..
Estabitshed lSs2
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MONEY 10 loan 1t low rate Of intsrss,
seattle property and farms In Eastern
and Western Warrington for sale on
Ltd. Koeeyt J. Fisher. agent. 10 Bailey
building. Seattle.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
METHODIST PASTORS

The Methodist Preachers meeting
was presided over yesterday morning
by the President, Rev. w. H. Edwards
Prayer was offered by Rev. S. C. Hat
cher. of Queen Street Church. Reports
We're heard from the following charges:
Cumberland Street-Rev. DR.. John :
son reported very large congregations
at all the services Sunday.
McKendree-Rev. r. H. Bennett had
a great day. with overflowing congre-
cations at all the services. He re-
ccived twenty new members. The
amount paid by the church for con-
ference collections and missions is
nearly $1,000. There was one conver-
sion at the evening service, and he
baptized two infants.
Park View, Portsmouth-Rev. w. r.
Proctor reported n fine Sunday School
service, q large Rosebud meeting. and
fine congregations at the morning and
evening services. He received two
new members.
Qneen Street-Rev. S. c. Hatcher had
oVerfiowing congregations and closed
the year under very happy auspices,
with all assessments paid.
Huntersville-Rev Daniel n. MERRITT
had three accessions to the member
ship.
Wright Memorial, Portsmouth-Rev
r. B. Blankenship reported fine Sun
day School Missionary rally, an address
by DR.. Garrett. of the Court Street
Baptist Church, and fine congrega-
tions at the morning and evening
services. He baptized two young
ladies and one infant.
Port Norfolk-Rev. J. F. Carey re-
ceived one new member and reported
all conference collections paid.
Central, Portsmouth Rev r. T.
Beadles had full day. He will carry
an excellent report to conference.
Lambert's Point-Rev. George Fl
Spooner reported large congregations
and pleasant services and all confer-
ence collections paid in full.
Monumental. Portsmouth-Rev. Il. r.
Betty reported everything in excellent
condition and pleasant services Sun
day.
Owens Memorial. Portsmouth-Rev.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14

Commercial Place and Union street,
were arraigned, the former charged
with stealing s1S2. and the latterlssa
watch, al the property OF George Jack
son.. OF the oyster sloop John Smith.
The case of johnson was first called.
and Justice Tomlin held the prisoner
without ball for the grand jury.
In the case of Hoffman the evidence
was such that neither manS couid be
convicted. and Justice Tomlin reversed
his decision and discharged both men.
Detectives Heppel and West, who had
charge Of the case. have not as yet re-
covered any of the missing property.
Jackson had been drinking and 1t Is
very likely he was s'feeced" out of his
roll by some of Norfolk's crooks,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
DIED.

~~>c~->>r~~~-~~~~~~~-~->~
WiGSON-At st. V.ncents Hospital
sunday .sa morning. Noyember 18th. 1855, at
s S,s,.,o O'CLOCK; JAMES r. WILSON,, of
STnthiield. Va, aged 43 years
DAY. November 18th =,
Suffolk papers please copy.
TROWDR-.A At the residence Of her SON
tn-iaw. L. Joe LeFaucahe,r. No. 255 Fen
lsss. at Il O'clock q. M. Mrs ,MARGARETi
S Sr TROWDR. widow of the late
her age. r. = - - -
Tho funeral will take place from Free
mason Street Baptist Church : &c ornsr
Er.c % s and Bank stroets) wEDNES-
DAY MORNING at II o'clock. Friends
OF the family are invited 10 attend. ct
Ledger copy.
,MosELYAAt No 100 Church street,
IlUTAW ArOSEIIY, in the 10th year Of
his age. -
Funeral will take place THIS Tuesday,
AFTERNOON. November Il, from above
residence at $3.50 o'clock. Friends and &c
Qunintances invited to attend
Richmond papers please copy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
BAPTIST MINISTER'S.

The order Of the day was a paper
read by DR.. r. b. Garrett. His sub
5ject was boy Life in Dixie in War
Times" The paper was q pleasant in
novation in the routine work of the
conference, but was thoroughly enjoy
ed by the members present M
DR.. w. Z. Fisher reported one bap-
tized Sunday. Rev. II. NJ. * Green. of
Kentucky, preached for him at the
evening service. ..
Pastor Cox had one profession of
faith.
Pastor Hatcher baptized two.
Pastor Saunders had interesting SER
vices and baptized two at night.
Pastor Dunaway's work at Port Nor
folk is progressing finely. Received one
for baptism.
Pastor Hall Is in the midst of a gra.-
cious revival, in which he is being as
sisted by Evangelist P. G.. Elsom.
There were four services Sunday, In
which there We're between twenty and
twenty-five professions of faith. The
meetings continue this week. with most
encouraging prospects.
The revival at Central Avenue is still
In progress, the pastor having the aid
of Rev. L. r.. Christie There have been
several professions of faith. One re-
ceivcd for baptism.
Pastors Skinner and Dudley exchang-
ed pulpits Sunday morning. In the af-
ternoon Mr.. Dudley addressed the Mis-
sionary Society Of Berkeley Avenue
Baptist Church, and Mr.. Skinner de-
livered an address before the Ports
mouth Y. NJ. c. a. on Martin Luther
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
D,xrcpu,nb,c IIo.scs Rnidca

The police raided two houses on VIII
liamson's lane yesterday and arrested
the woman in charge and the inmates
at each place. Some of the latter were
white. They were allowed to go, after
being given warning. Minerva VIII
Hams and Martha .Billups We're held.
They are the colored women who ran
the houses. The raids grew out Of some
evidence Of q revolving nature heard In
Police Court. The Williams and Bill
,lups Women will be tried this morn
Ing. 81 III :, y i & q ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
THE CITY MISSION.
WHAT TT WAS ORGANIZED TO
DO

The City Mission. recently organized
1 In Norfolk by lady members of the
Methodist Churches of the city, has en-.
tered upon active work and bids fair
to meet the expectations of the mem
bership and It's friends 81
The City Mission Is founded upon
broad lines and cannot, OF course, do a
great work in detail at first, but It is
intended to ultimately give close per-
sonal attention and direction to every
department which will elevate ana en-
noble our fellow beings Particulars at
tention will be paid to the children and
youth OF both races. Sunday schools
VIII be established where there are
none and their influence is needed. The
iilfterate will be taught TO read and
write. training classes viii, be organ
lied, the minds and hands of the young
taught how TO work along beneficial
lines; love of the good and beautiful
Will be inculcated: the sick and suf-
fering poor looked after, and nothing
left undone that Will teach people to
respect and observe law and order, be-
come self-reliant and self-supporting,.
and live here a better life.
This In brief is an imperfect outline
OF inc work the City Mission has I'M
dertaken to do In Norfolk and the SUI
burbs. The ladies need and desire the
cooperation of every church member
and citizen who desires to see young
and old led from sin to righteousness
poverty and misery to sufficient food
and raiment: to bring contentment, and
from idleness to honest labor. AS the
needs OF the organization are placed
before the good people of Norfolk It is
believed that they will not be slow in
supplying them.
The City Mission held well-attend-
ed and interesting meeting yesterday
afternoon and mapped out portion OF
the work it is desired to Immediately
prosecute.
Oxford herring-bone eultings; q
pleasure to show our large variety
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
f7 gt 333 Main straat IN