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Influenced during the last few days 1y the
operations % fae syndicate IN Charge o.
tns American Smelling Company: waiie
a. TIE beginning OF next week Nse"s -
TO De paid into q trust company % the
subscribers to the Alton syndicate such
operations restrict supplies and result Ia
shifting q loans Time money ~ stgutc
eanssy Easy al Per cent The call loan
rate In Wall street a.. this week ras been
{ per cent Some quotations AZ low as )
per cent. were made. but, on the osner
exchange has toucbsd - per ceat- IL IS
x.ill she general impression that easier
EaGnty for speculative purposes VIII re-
turn eGs the market IS considerably exsr-
cixed about the new Industrial stocks aud
TIRE attitude % money lenders 10 them. In
SPITE G. the conservative fee ing about
Fuch securities the speculation In them
has ssesn Increasing. large amounts being
held on margin. From t5s beginning Of the
movement: banks have shown a rsp1g-
nance 10 sae rev ind4strsais as collateral.
even when they constituted only small
proportion ~ the securities. The tight
hess Of money this week seemed 10 cause
Increased reflections Of frduxtrials in mix
Ell loans and renaereS. 4; more Gificui, for
brokerage houses 20 carry such seeuri
ties This led 20 considerable liquidation
ia the .TtiusFr1aIs, the declines In that
quarter CnsssEiirg the rest Of the list.
and on Friday the apprehenssrs feeling
OF the street seemed 10 eliminate III an
outrog, OF long stocks and serious de-
cilUes throughout the list Railroad
shares however regsGnea a better tone.
anz more liberal supplies Of money CON-
Ing into the market there was a general
rally IL the afternoon.
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0rnhstreet's Review.

bratssreef's tomorrow will say.
Tire '34.e'ef tore ~ dtssrsbngive trade II
even mere marked tbs week than las.
t.stifyszg 70 the 0nfsvsTahie effect upon
rstaI trade and indirectly uura tahh3fr
aassfaaatsan az ire cod. backward sprsng
hEd less favorable wheat erogs saysres
" asiv sfQnSts as "a ghs damage "a wifser
~aeas sTe fsasg numerous from tae Soss;h
wvst. che Influences ~ the backward esa-
ser iffsf 81 TIRE ground ana ather unfavor
abe conditions have tended "a moderate
The hifserta vsfy cheerful teue 81 advsnas
froua shT spring wasat states
ose@g features e TIE week are furthsr
QaistlNx 62wa ~ The excA.esaans ~. iran
as sfsei taegxh Aefs lack 81 sug.alies ard
49, q consumption Il assigned a. sac
ssisef rvafpfA = strike ~ tror ore fn.ness
ia rs sAke Superior a~fric; ssersas lssIy
80 esansflfcaie The ore snrvty s3s,xSrssy,
ssifissa snyelvns la.9e men have hssn
ssstar" ~ fhe weeks operations
Lumber - feeling she Influence es ~.
fartAsg sgrsug demand a many markets
ass& Press sr@ FeTy strong. The stud len
" 5FStaea - litie changed, Gotten Is
ssAEAtsS lower IN Gvler crep movement.
bsst Ike r,anafs turrss goods are ara,,
shu4Ea some ssssgdsafty" los 81 gvag cot
..srs AANa fseSa oFgse5 AZ eencs~SEs NJ
Ia ufsffs fee ansens Near goods sre
rfis-ctsfSG re ard 3Ae Jaw urA4Asse Is
sies.Afi &C Vow @*tHE fhst ths proposes
ss~.s sal i',A'.'as aaVe 81 golisn sers
ssSsE = prices IS SIN Nees anfax,TY a.ss
~ss* tae ltst < staples advancing er -
sfs1sfffS siRaaE FsftNE ~ f&r tNE asass
numerous 8&.fe aawk CtEartnx SfAft<t "a
Fs4sres1 sATD-osS an5 az ather aN,alass o4r
measures a. trade progress pafut 50 sn IN
siiSf7sF business. speculative ard other
w.. having Been a,sss zaFsuE pc nrsf
gDss'ef ~ t&e yea 1&ss 1'hrfe.s-hs4t sha
W eet AIS Nur @West v5fH fes ex~sussan
r0srs ant = 8seie - 9nSessnnsbie ,,ssa3
weather Affecting distribution particular
y Al TataG Aec0npars tss regsse7tx
ha~eVe-. sre nts@fsrsss statements sat
tsss tss$feszF seHe tsHfnx ;hs Trst s.f4-tss
= considerably ta aware Il sAat han
dle5 year Sxa Complaints ~ Esd
%~ataer aes eta8< ,easr frsn tea : slta
1eSas &rsfe aES a<rra.fHSsi efse-at1 oqs
Being AGt8te fsh3S Affected AMI <aw H~-
leans reports ttaf SpRtgS trade = kesx
n 90 Disappearing for u&e reason
Naea3+ .0~Nt8trK @H3r shsnsse@ts glr sur
- 4 ASkFsAste 80 - hsaSasiz aEa}~~<
S*N>e4s asfsheiS isS{ Nes X &5S> - eusAesS
~ tse -7FfsS.=. aJ5ssS ueek - tsaS - :
bushels sa t&5 - ~ Axsaxss 2 iss~ aua
@s@&f% H4sAs-s IN 5sst
Slnce Jsfs ; 1hse se8se0 tae experts -
NftcSt &MGf.kNfr Xxx fsz so Sush@.s &Eazns.
rs. ~ - t-shnts }Esf Ns&s
E9ts*~SS fRt5Wtss fer So @eas nasNsr
80 sxs1fis the Saels Hnn-s4er a. ;4et usssk
assf cfsfsfsssfrs X FH go ,a feze ssse&k a xesaF
sgo. - tn u.s. - ,u 1Ss@ ass - X fSss
kfs4s4szeN7 s'sEea> teT tA@ wFeS Is ta@
D@futnsaFs ~ t'@UslA APE tsEnE m>- ~ eersn <
oREv r. Is agssoSs g las Wses = IN fNf<
week yagss 49,. e 2 3sse. - IN sSv zat
- II fS3
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States, for the District OF Wash
ington. Northern Diyision--fn Bank
rup:cy. In the matter q Charles +.
Richards. a bankrupt. No. 1.4n.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed VIM H. Ffnck. as trustee for
Charles r. Richards, bankrupt. Will. on
The 18th day of April, lsss. at the hour OF
best bidder for cash. the entire stock OF
watches. clocks. tewelry. silyerware and
optical goods. and fixtures. consisting Of
wall cases. counter cases. safes, regulator.
etc. belonging to the estate Of said bank
r9pt and now located at No. IL First Az
enue. in the City Of Seattle. King County.
Washington. said property being divided
into the following lots. for each Of which
lots separate bids shall be made. 10 wit:
Lot No. Consisting OF gold watches
gold filed watches. diamond rings and ear
rings, appraised at $ssS so
Lo, No. 2-t.onsisting Of gold watches.
diamond rings and pendant. appraised at
$50 %.
Lot Ne s-consss,ing OF gold and gold
filed watches. silver and nickel watches.
diamond rings. plain rings. and fancy
stone rings, chains. tockets and charms,
ornamental brooches and pins. studs aud
cum buttons, sflverware. clocks, optical
praised az s.. ?S2. %.
10; Nc. tone large safe. appraised NJ
$2f.a co.
Lo; Ne. s-one small safe. appraised a,
s2s %.
Lot No. s-one regulator. appraised az
SSo 90.
Lot Ma. Fixtures. consisting OF wall
cases. counter cases, trays, etc. apprafs-
ed at 1855 %
Separate bids for each OF SAID lots aha III
be filed with lie Hon. John p Hoyt. ref
cree in bankruptcy, az his office in room,
s. Dexter Horton & Co.'S hank building
Seattle. King County. Washington before
the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m April Ysth
1889 A. said hour the SAID htds VIA -
opened and the highest bid thereof vtII be
accepted, subject 10 confirmation by the
court. Terms Of sale are cash t.,,or ae
cepiance Of the bid and confirmation ty
the court.
WM H. FTNCK Trustee
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TOM WHITE AND GoULETTE DRAW
Twenty Rounds of Clean. Snappy
Fighting, but Neither Hurt

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April After twer-
~ rounds 81 clean. snappy fighting TO-
night during which neither man was ma
'erially injured Referee Hoffman declared
the boat between Tommy White os Chi
cage. and "kii" Gouiette. OF Rochester. A
draw
TIE fighting throughout was give and
take. White having considerable a6van-
lette seemed the stronger. yet unable. To
ger inside " mites guard hard enough to
aurt hirn. The Rochester boy rushed re-
pea.estly and wildly bu. was STONED
neatly by White. Gculetie fell three times
during Ire fight from ghe force OF his own
russes, In the tenth round Goulstts land
- heavily on Whites left ear. bringing
nrst blood.
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f,rssst~sfesss sev{es - trs Ma Y-sk
st.,sS NzaFkss sagsorT0w So say
TSs hardening aF the tsa@usA rrasNse
sr3cT - A@yig 3 failed a. arrest ghs- s=s2sf
~ 5,y~Easwt n SseSAS &s}g fE5a week sna
g. ssneAfaTa - hsEA ~2t&s fur cs& beans
fe<esns- wfs& AZ sDrrva ss8 43s.svgftEnsss ss.ss
- tNa h@ske sad ether }snstFs AGAINST
f-s..ssAsrfas ssresN haze sseTS asss,sa - 81,
ftstssston sr4s general declines ia EsYiees
-Tsls fsssDsuSSsssss - s2se stree. Is gesasA ga
z-rs7sex haf ltFeG saat srSre rks@itsss sssg~
8eE SIS easier rates wNs2s1 iss Sesss
ENas as sasssw N&t WrE.@ssas1sss e.
= @a- esee gar8S are sakFn 30 TBS tntefsssF
thf q essE settlements are Szss~ g. ssrsff
hss sa fa.S 4nMFz}ak SeatS<S. <sA f98
cf9fT and ~ CLOSING 4g ~ large teaas
Us feat@ results IN tsinS un asTEe sSfsas
tset@ ayag5sv. she nscrsy -aaxaxs sSass& f@as
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MEMPHIS Ap-l 7-Tornorrow. a:
Montgomery PARK the annual szsr51S
meeting ~ tae Memphis Jockey Clae siN
- taauSuTa,sa Inc feature % tsn1ar-
rows programme bs ire classical Mont
gosTerx far6.cAn. a. mile and sx-
tsenth. S3ta 3 =" s&4et by the Seraey
ci0h. Thirteen horses are scAes5eias 10
start Rad among the;n NAV BE found
some - ;.ee bessI handicap horses on the
" cst.-u turf
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siNfN-FotR ROUND hattie.
Long-Draw n-0ut Contest Betweeu
brown and O-Fiarity.

Special Dispatch 10 The Pos -!nteIii gencer.
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN. r
HOUSE. r. -. April IA sixty-s9tr-
rauua battle took place this afternoon be-
fore me IaClRaaesie Athletic ClUa f0r a
purse % sl-es. between Brown az Tar
F1ass. San Francisco ard Mack O-Fia~ity
OF Cork. Ireland TIE referees awarded
'he battle 20 O'Flariiy The battle aas no
equal since that ~ Sullivan and hllva.n
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States. for Fhs District OF WASH
ingtos. NgFtheFf Division In Admiral
ty-sioTar Bros Company, = corpora
tt0n. f.86aiart. - Steamer Eesp~r na~
boilers. eng. mes. tackle. apparel and stsr-
u.iETe. Respondsnt-No. iss5 Notice
District % Washington. Northern d.
VISIONS
Whereas. a libel has been fled In shs
District Court 81 tt5a United States. for
the District af Washington. Northern Teg-
y1s4en. on The Z-th day ot March. A q
iSss ~ Moran Bros Company a corpora
ton. against the Steamer kexgsr her
boilers, engines tackle. apparel ard furrf~
tuTs. alleging IN substance that betweer,
TIE 0th Gag ~ August 1sss aud The 2-ts
DAY 81 March tss1 said lltseiart Moran
Bros. Company S4d werE ard FURNISHED
materials N the City az s@atti@ Esrg
County, State II washington for rh@ rs-
pair and equipment 81 the &aId Steamer
Resp@r- a the special instance aud ra-
guest % the owner and master thereof
WHICH repairs were % t1e reasons s5.
value q s@@ g. and which said sym ira
master a1G own-r agreed 20 pay there
s1r AID chat ro part thereof has beer
paid sxesgs sAe sG.s ~ 81 e. ard TIA. ,ss
said 1n~sznt Moran Bros. COMPANY has \
2sen upon said steamer or vessel s3sfs~r ss,~
general maritime lzw and the statutes ~
ihe state % Washington fer SAID sun cs.s
1ox repairs a. aforesaid, acat TIA, saId
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O'Drfea Win. on n Foul.

NEW YORK Aprtl At the Breads way
A.hIstic club tonight Ja-k o'Rrfea met
JACK U0waey in what Nas scheduled ssr a
twen ry-a vs-rounf tc~t Il was hug sn2
clla-a ali tAe way. lev clean hicws hssfng
landed n he fl'5eents roaai FER irving
upper cuts AFTER ne call - break Downey
vas disqualified. o'Rrien winning.
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CITY NOTICES
THE CITY OF sEATrIE-nspnnl1
Finance, Treasurer's Ofnce. CT
urer's Notice, ~

The eiTf OF SEA- 49, ii
rn1nce !easesss Osuk
Noucs 49, -.
vaee - ae1 Suy 1911 49, l.
men. aoti % LoSAl ImRtos.3
NO; iS IN sne lily @ seattlA e.
OIulnance ne. 49,. nn.Itsso ~
psovluihk Ios Sne insRs ~ * .ZI
avenue Nor.. ,n tne e.y y 4. ~ u. b.
..e Ssntsr VI nns ~! -
=. HaI1.sSn $3.50. ~ ~
.e-saaew aINInk Anu psanSlS @
~ sAiu iS.uon =. - s
sIuaus .os .ne ~ Msnt ~ ~ q
m .. y. '. sa - p.S 49,. wi
asssssmens upon III ioss 49, u
iano oehensea ~ sucn uIsv 49,
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- 81
s.sa"es OF vessel 10 nov =.
psoesss may ISSUE xeafsss -
49, and that sAe rnsv
ann snld and the prorss{ -
due as repairs: -
r; nov. ,sssssore. IA purs.a..
% me cl5eetee and delsversS -
Sc Sc lusasc notice 20 All - ~
engines, tackle appsyel ~
IA any manner interest," -
.nsy ee and appear hsfo,. -
attic; IN and for ne Nora ri
re District Of washin.,ns 0o3.
cay or April next Al n -
forenoon If that day furv 9 e.
snau be a day OF tyris5sn.sa9 ~
on the next day OF 'urtrissss..:
then and there to irsvrsas
half. eoQo r y
Dated this 18th aav
By II. W TYLER. Dsssu,.A
, Preston. Carr 4 Giim.r
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CfNtTNSAT-g April The srr.rx
racing season - tas t-es~tTal Wess g1ns.fss
tomorrow a tFe .sue~3 City jockey Club 5
coarse ~ Newport. ~.
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Bank Clearings.

The following table, complied by Brad
street. shows the bank esearings at all
principal cities for the week ended April
8. with the percentages az Increase and
decrease as compared with the CORE
spending week last year:
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Health and Happiness
hp''s' Of D eclining Vitality
FREE for the aSkinu.

Su2r~sSe ycu are Coz
vtnoed ma, lifes hest e.
ergIes ard functions have
begun 70 3ccilne IS tia.
snv reason wa shezll
g7ve NJ IL Despair oee
thias we d. urge seek re
liable advice Write IS
and we wsli aeip Voc with
oar spez al TJlal Treat
meat, Nc moaey = al
va,ee 90 { O. p no
essacSecy 80 sSAerce. A
psAi1- soaes, Offer - hcr.
es. r,er suffering weA
nervoas oe@li'y a. Z Dc.
Cite # vitality Our COR
ps7y ~ reputable So. g
$ysasSse!c. Oar specialists
s-v rr sse xssc-ailv aocor~e.
Nsss remedies have curv<.
thousands aa9 oar treat
rac-,s vii CUR yea -h~.v
DAYS or ;-,As. ws.n a ra<ast
Sos9srfgl appliance fo-
1-~elcc1se1t We.
i1FSsSaSsy se~wscessl- srfor.
zastsSa-fkEE - NEy.
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~ -Te@nty t'srar missioner q " Osborn
- Thsrs ga county. has presented a claim
&Es@ust The county for ths sam OK sslg D.
= h.eh - claims the ~u0wtx owes him far
mileage daring p = term #s comm Sssars~.
The h4s} - t'tHtsaa and covers swo years
-, s.,., -, So, a.. 80 -.
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N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Trrr

~
State OF Washington FOR King co1,,rx
Tyler Dudley. plaintiff r Ktrr u-fu-
lam King and II. J. Manhart. Ynrarye1sng
plaintiffs IS. Charles Denhar, r.hs-,.s
Line and John vannasta, co-rartners. and
w. n. Aoysr' sheriff % King county, de-
PENDANTS No. 7s.es3. Notice OF Sale
To Whom I. May Concern
Notice Is hereby gwen and extended tbs.
she undersigned. ". n Vincent re~siv.r
81 TIE property hereinafter described. wit
or the 18th day OF April 1898 AZ Tire hour
q o'clock IN the afternoon set 20 ,Ea
hishess bidder for cash q, Ballard IA
King county. state OF Washington tire f.oas
known as he +. j. L." and all OF ire
machinery. frraher and appliances f,Y Any
way connected herewith. situate IN tSs
shtpyaTd AZ Ballard. King county wash
Ingt9n. on ths vacant los nexs 80 The Wln-
sor mills Wh!eh said SAFE win ~. made
pursuant 50 81 order made ard entered ~
81 March. lss@
Dated che day OF the first publication
nereaf so-sl;: Isl day Of April. isse. a.
Ssarf5e Washington
w. III. VINCENT. Receiver.
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ORDER OF NOTICE r,.,.,.1'

ORDER OF NOTICE TfxDnnx
District Of Washington. NoeSS1S ~
SIS. - =
on, this asa aay o. March, Y n
reaairg The fore going pstiuon r ~ ~
Ordered BY the court thas 1sf.s.6
had upon the same on -
April. A. p. 1879. before saN p.
attic. in said district. At ID - 3
forenoon: and that notice sa1frsf "a H.
ltshed In the Seattle poss-fnsaf7 I
newspaper printed IA said siistrfr1s sSS II
ali known creditors and osheF sa;ss
interest may appear at tie - 1fS ~
place and show causR. u any Co.
why the prayer az the said petit
not be granted. 49,
And II IS further ordered -
that the clerk shall send - - ~
known creditors copies oe s1ia - -
this order. addressed b a.
places Of residence a. stated. ss 5s
Witness the Honorahis c. II
Judge of the said court. Aaa sae =
OF. at Seattle. in said district q
day Of March. A. .. isSo- 80
Enter: C.. n. HANFODO
r. NJ. HOPKINS. Clerk. s'
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BASKRCPT-s rEryrI,e, -
ehsrge;--in the matter o. -
r ''1po: h@nAra''- No IL
TO the Honorable c. n r..
s sse District Cour, AZ tA@sss>s -
,eF ne District Of wasAsaS u
T. W. Wcodarnan. Of SeassS
" u King and state Of N.Y. -
glstrici. respectfully repres-r.s
-s.n DAY OF February last ns.ss
adiaticated bankrupt unss- 49,
congress relating to hAnIr,.sx -
has duly surrendered All ~ -
Hsnss OF property; and has 4 -
with All The requirement. e -
OF the orders os the courr ~
bankruptcy. ~
WE Mse re . he prays that - -
from all debts provahiSs 49, + -
under said bankrupt acsn - !
debts as are excepted By A.
discharge. 8
Dated this 18th day OF Nara, Z n
F. W. woopANaNr =
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THE CITY OF SEATTLE Depestm
FYnaace, Treasures ofdce. CO -
NasfCs

THE CITY OF sEATTLE-Depesca
Finance. Treasures Oface- SSU
urer's Notice. -
Notice is hereby given that ~
menr roll OF Local Improye1e1
No fs2 In the City OF Seatt1o. Go
Ordinance No. 59e8. Entitled ~ O.
providing fer the Improvement q
son Street I'm the City OF bee1
First Avenue North 10 Queen -.
nue.. and Queen Anne Avenue y
OF Seattle from Harrison 0tfe3 21
Street by planksng and rspina1
portions OF said street and ay
providing for the paymens ILL.,
mode OF immediate paymeH1
fishing fund for such pe]M
assessment upon ali lots ana ~,
land benefited ~ such smyfovs
der the provisions Of OrdlnAqef r.
approved April zsth. fS9. ~
Ordinance No. $50. approves I
Iss4 and Ordinance No tE3
May 5sh, 1897, and the City
now tn force. has been certinse
for collection. and THAI ansess r
OF the assessment thereon CONN
made within 30 days from the O.
first publication OF this notice
xsszmerlt shall become destnquentI
bear interest AT the rate ol
per annuna until paid. and "
before such assessment saaii 49, sS~r
delinquent a penalty OF per
ID. aided, ard the sums selinQu
~. entered on the annual ~ -
the current year aga.Hst each -
Gel so delinquent and with l. ~
collected as other taxes. ssparexe
tst..ug kept thereof, and II not pa q ~
the ,tyne fixed for the paymsnt
taxes. shall De collected. &c.,
sucE, additional charges a&d ~
are sscri xsxi 10 re eharged an1 =
on other del ncGsnf taxes, e. -
.,a-~ei 80 flrlir,suert shall - sod -
amour; Of such assessment. With
ard costs. al tas iIsas and Ia tee
and IS TIE same authority - -
lots airs sold for city taxes.
-" A. II T00@
C.stv Treasurer ~ t1i9 CITY Of -
Date u FIRST publication. SsassAs
April :. isea a
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IMPOrNDED STOCK NOTTcE-! ~
loving described animals, psacea "
city youad March -, 80. viii &
auction to tbs highest biddH
tn hand. 20 pay cost 81 im2ss. -
advertising. April y. iSe.
a m al tins ffunr fo9r OF P140 -
quarters. corner Third Avs1ss -
Ter Way -
ore foan horse xey IN yeaA "a
ed sOs' on the right shoulder. 49,
in ths left eye
One black yssT. -
The gwnsr or owners O. che a.
scrfssesa animals Sssnr ur kn61n ~ r 4
c. e. REED. Chief o y
Date q frsE puSl3cnsi0 AarrA
fNPOTt NrEp STOCK S0TE
following described horse $3.50
city Pound March =. fsss I'll
az auction 70 the highest nsaaet
IL hand 30 pay cost % irnpcH
advertising. Apral p fsss. q
a rs.. al tas frost DOOR 81 Fsf
quarters. corner Third Ayesus Is 81
Ter Way
One hay rnare. abo4E 8 yxxf1
The owner o. shs above dssrfs
mai being unknown 20 me- :
C g. REED. CHIEF ~ 80
Date CO frs; pabl.c4;io1 Asf1t 49,
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-20
WILL BE ONE OF THE AT TRACTiVE FEATURES
 OF THE FAIR.
FINE STOCK WILL BE HERE
Great Interest Being Manifested By the Poultry and Pet
 Stock People.

ln every line and ia every way the Fair is progressing. Last but not least among tbe many fine at fractions to be seen at the Fair will be the poultry and pet stock exhib- it's. Arkansas is rich in minerals, rich in land and rich in stock of the finest breed.
 The following persons will have fowls on exhibition at the Far; Geo. M. Wells, Clem Farrar, Major Mead, Mrs. ". I. Hillard, Mrs. J. H. Shelby, M. c. Cross,'' W. H. Westbrook, ". H. Adams, B. B.. Hastings, T. A. Strand, H. B. Mi zell, Philip Boom, Mr. Smart, William PiIkington, John Steck, Ear Phillips, John Temple. Wiley Jones, Harry Williams, Harvey MeCombs, George Ritehie, J. H.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-20
FARMERS INDUSTRIOUS
Furnishing Everything Possible to County Exhibitor for the Fair

Our reporter while in conversa- Xon with County Exhibitor John Son this morning was informed that everything is progressing nicely towards the success of the Fair, which will open here on next Mon day morning.
 When asked regarding the exbib- is he would have at the Fair grounds, be said: saI am receiving daily arucIes of interest from tie farmers. They are certainly doing all they can to aid the Fair nan agement in making the Fair a grand success. l have recently re. eeiyed some of the finest cotton ssalks yet seen ia this community or state. They are quite large. I am also receiving from the ladies some fine handiwork. Thursday got two of the finest and most beau tiful quilts you would wish to look upon. They are truly works of art Yn thelr way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-20
DIEO lNTESTATE
Rebecca Nance on January 19, 1895.
 Alvah Collier Has Claims.

Suit was filed Thursday afternoon in the circuit court ID which Alyah Collier is plaintiff and Fannie B. Loyeless, ct al., defendants. Mes SITS. White & Althelmer represent the plaintiff
 Plaintiff claims that heis the own- CT of certain property in Pine Bluff aud Jefferson c0untv.
 It seems from the complaint tbat up to the 23 d day of February 1891 this land vas owled by one Dawson NaEce and that both the plaintiff and defendants claim title thereunto. On Inc gard day of February 1891 Dawson Nance died. and b7 will bequeathed the lands to. his wife, Rsbecca Nance. who on the. 18th day of January 1895 died in- testate: without making any will.
 Plaintiff claims to be the sole heir Of Rebecca Nance and by virture of her death the property descended to him. He claims, in his mplaint, that he is the legal owner in fee. thereof. He charges that defend ants have been, and are, in un.aw- fnl possession for the last three. years past: and by reason of what plaintiff charges, he further alleges that be as sustained damages to the extent of $18O He praYs judgement for the recovery of the land and damages.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-20
SINNERS PREFER
 ROUNOLAP BALES
The Demand in New England and Abroad Largely in Excess of
 Last Yeal s.

The spinners of New England. having learned by experience of the advantages conferred by it's use. are heavy buyers of The American Cot ton Company's Roupdlap baIed cot ton. One Massachusetts mill alone bought 5,000 Roundlap bales the latter part of September, aud pur. poses hereafter using no cotton packed by any other method if it can get enough Roundlap bales to supply it's spindles. Another Mas sachusetts mill has bought 5000 RoHndlap bales this season. and stwenty- five other New Ea2land 8nIls have ordered smaller lots. ' pLe 1uropean demand for The American Cotton Company bales is largely in excess of last seasons. Early in October S,a0) Rpundlap bales for Liverpool were shipped from Galveston in one steamer. Shipments go forward regularly to Genoa, HAvre, Bremen and Bare slo- na.