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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-27
WESTERLY.

The granite trouble in this town does
not seem TO be much nearer an end
than il was some time ago. Last SAT-
urday the case of the Smith Granite
company and others VS.. Joseph Newall
AZ Co. and others. was continued until
April for hearing.
At the special meeting of the Town
Council. Saturday evening, the petition
of Michael O'Brien and % others. ask
ing the town 10 take some action in re-
gard TO the condition of Stillmanville,
was received and a meeting of the tax
payers vii lbe held next Thursday 20
take action in the matter. Every
spring the Pawcatuck river overflows
It's banks and floods all the cellars in
that section of the town. The condl-
tion this spring was no exception and
the recent rains have caused the cell
lars i'm that neighborhood TO be flooded
and they are still i'm that condition,
but the town has taken no action In
the matter.
The Citizens league will have a meet
ing i'm Bliven's Opera House next
Thursday evening. at which Rev. 5. III.
Davis and Major II. A. HUI will speak
on License or No-License for Wester-
ly."
At a special meeting of the Town
Council held in the town clerks office
Saturday evening. the Sea View rail-
road was given permission to lay rails
upon certain streets of this town The
question Of the route was discussed TO
a considerable extent and several
changes made. as was also the question
of the fare TO be charged. It was final
iy decided TO charge i've cents between
the railroad depot and Red Brook and
not more than 20 cents between West
erly and Noyes Beach.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-27
ZETLER BROTHERS
HAVE SURRENDERED.
Accused rIurderers After Eighteen
Hours Resistance Finally Con-
cluded to Give Themselves Up.

Bowling Green. O., March 27.-The sur
render yesterday OF Paul and John
zetIer the murderers OF Lawyer West
enllsver, who for rs hours defed arrest
at the,r kome al Hoyts Corners. has
been attended by an almost complete
subS.deBce Of the excitement. The sit
ualiOn was for time critical, but the
extent of the excitement was magnifci.
When the ilOoIdcll Rifles arrived at
boyts Coz efs az ] q. IT,, the great
pare oi th~ crowd had dis ersed, and the
Excitement Lad subss4ed. y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-27

the southern boundary OF this county
to the Jail here. distance OF over 20
miles. with excitement at the highest
pitch all along the route. In connection
with the participation OF the two women
and four children in the Zeltner barr-
oaded house. Il is stated as further proof
OF deliberation that the Zeltners trans
ferred their farms and other property on
Friday 10 Mrs. John Zeltner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-27
MEDICAL.

DIR. TOLMANS MONTHLY REGU-
lator has brought happiness to hum
dreds of anxious women; have never
had a single failure; longest cases re-
leved in 2 to 5 days, without fail: no
pain no danger, no interference with
work: by mail or office, 81; all letters
truthfully answered, DIR. f. NJ. Toll
MAN CO.. 10 fremont street, Boston.
(25j-m3)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-27
Joy Steamship Co,

Beginning Wednesday, March ?9th,
and leaving New York city Tuesday,
March 2Sth. the steamer "Rosalie" OF
the Joy Steamship Company will sail
semi-weekly between the ports Of
Providence and New York city. Sail
ing days from Providence-Wednes
days and Saturdays at 6 p. m; from
New York city-Tuesdays and Fridays
at y. IN.
G. l.. DIMON, JR.. Gen. Manager.
Pier No. /. North River. New York.
L. NJ GETZLER, Gen. Freight Agent,
Point st. Bridge, Providence.
Telephone 29i
FRs,eHT RATES ON APPLICATION.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-27
WARREN

- the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing Tho ordinances OF baptism was al-
minlstercd to nine persons.
At tho Methodist church Sunday
evening n Sunday SCHOOL missionary
concert wns heif which consisted a.
singing and rccita tons by members OF
tho school
Nr semuoi An1rrrs who has boon
conf0ei ~ rie homo on Barney street
hv i'ncas is r-"pvoring
Mr W. T. Fellows General Score
torv o. 'r1fi River y. NJ. q. \. 90 rte
at tha Nru's Nicotine in .ae Baptist
ctrrrh cr~frv rftornn0n.
'f- D. r WvNe is rouHngd 20 his
Nain street residence hv illness
For additional suburban news. see
mage throo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-27
DR.. HAMILTON, Specialist,

Has sremov eel from the old DIR. Mattison office.
rear 1871 to az Union street. cor. Weybossct,
Room l6 Persons SUFFERING from acute or
chronic diseases soon relieved and quickly
cured also n iull line Of Elastic and Spring
Trusses, Abdominal supporters. Suspensory
BDndages &c. new ana greatly improved.
for difficult cases. Prices low. Consultation
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Dr.. Chase's Quick Relief.

ed Immediately: treatment painless;
safety guaranteed: failure impossible;
Office or mail 81: no pain; no interfer-
ence with work: send &c for fun par
ticulars. All letters truthfully answer
ed. DIR. Chase Co.. Isl fremont street.
Boston. Q3-m)
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Mrs. Captain III. Hubbard, Of Milford,
Del, says: Brazilian Balm saved my
boys life. lie began just like the one
we lost with Group. We gave him few
doses. lie quickly dropped TO sleep,
and was all right in the morning"
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ExPresdent Harrison is n great
newspaper reader. Tie subscribes TO at
least one paper OF every leading city
In the country.
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SRIPPlNG AND STEA MBUATS.
Merchants and Miners Trans
[otation Company.

First-cIass Passenger Ser
vice from Providence every
Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day at 6 p. m. Through Tick
cts sold to all points South
and Southwest. Baggage
checked to destination.
LOCAL RATES.
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MADAME HllLMAM,
clairvoyant te Foster Street.
iai0.ly
PEOPLES WALL PAPER STORE,
,ss Prairie Ave-, Corner Blackstone st.
n. ctssoN; Prop.

NV stock Of Wall Paper and Mouldings aro
equal in quality and designs 10 any In the
city. contractors and property hoidets are
especially invited.
iIousepaintin2. decorating. kalsomining.
whitcwashing graining. staining, gla-ing
and paprrhHngtnR. Telephone connection
orders by mail promptly attended to.
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wANTED-Case OF bad health thar
R-I-P-A-E-S will not benefit. Send
cents to Ripans Chemical Co. New
York. for 10 samples and 1000 testl.
monialo. 512-ly
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Providence, Fall River and Newport
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

For NEWPORT p. m; return q. m.
week days only.
For FALL RlvER-3 y. m; return a
M, week days OniyJ
For BRlSTOL-3 y. M: return $50 A. m,
(week days only.
For BRISTOL FERRY-3 y. M; return 80
u. m, (week days only
u. BuFFUM, supt. Transportation.
ARTHUR n. WATSON,
President and Genl Manager s?9iy
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Tickets include meals and stateroom aecommo-
dstions. send for descriptive folder etc
tor freight passage. apply %
j. w. McCLOSKEY, Agent.
Office and Wharf. foot OF Benefit street,
A. d. STFBBTNS, Asst. Traffic Manager.
w y. TURNER, Gen. Passenger Agent
j. l.. WHITNEY, Tratlc Mshager.
Baltimore. Md.
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For additional suburban news. see
page three.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-27

Tho above sale is this 25th day NJ
March 4. u. 1Sea NJ IL O'Clock m. ad-
iourued 10 Saturday. Anril LIST, 1899. ut
the same time and n'acc.
ALBERT ~. COATES.
mch2s-it Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-27

The above sale Is this 18th day OF
March. 1892 az IL c,.lock M. adjourned
60 march 25th. Nd. 1899. at the same
time aud place.
ALBERT q. COATES.
Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-27

-. 80. sunuays~ h.40 a. m, d.fO y. ~.
WAMPUM WRFNTHAM. NOR
DEDHAM-6.4o. $40. lilo a. m.:i - y.
IN. sundays G.4O .. m. 3.,0 =. m.
MANSFIELD- -h4.55. $40. 30. -.G2. a.0:.
so2. 100, n. m. 1909. 2.9i. ,J2. SOC.
602. 40. sos. 10.0s D. III. sundays
$50. $40. $50. 7.Us. sos a m; 1898. l9S
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pUH1ASHEWE NOTICE 90 travelling
sgenfs are j a. Mcclellan l.. q. stTa'.han n.
Y s. HaRley and . h. Loorals. elty co..
Ircfofs are J a. CatAcart, h. T Hawi.y'
Eugene Mccarthy. &. III. MCGOWAN, =. ~.
s;efeH ana II A. Wills. Fgstna&sserS es-
sFy here are our agents Fay money o.sy
~ these ag3 70 our resident asen{s 70 TIE
var oas ctf.ez an1 s9ans Of fhe Nofia" -.
ADVERTISER ti-~4@fffce hours OF ths
-tnteiigearer basiness ofiise DAILY. =, >
q 8afn ii = NJ SUNDAY hours. open ~
ug until 10 M !, IA. Classified aasertisee
rueifts fsr Insertion goig8wsag morning VIII
ie gees4sed 10 % la 81 p Adveruse-
Blentz 5sa4er classified headings Viii be ii-
sertsa n ths rate Gf cent word each
s@seffisH- Payment A4Sags in advance. NJ
Embellishments reeeisea for Less inaa -
Genie
RkWAHIl~Ten dollars sill he pad Tor
Information isaiias to the conviction o.
hAE gefson stealing copies OF this Rapes
nstEFfed 70 sutritFsnssz ia seattle.
HFnga Ia the SUNDAY POST ~fnteitigen csr
must ise farnt4hsa BY o'cssek SATURDAY.
Advertisements VIII ae fece.ye1 81 branca
othees az ths Is&t@luteiAgencer.
TACOMA BEREAU~-So. 1la Paciftc av-
sile q u. kaL
OLYMPIA -nss4 Main street. q. C. Win
stsnieS, Agent
EyIItE1T g * Lewis.
rP0E AMI fsraneh offsee. room II Wei
veff9n hlsgk corner Riverside and Mil.
fffphene ~ @ Peterson. Man1ger.
tort TOWNSEND VIA. A Pfe!ffer.
bEf.LfAGffAM BAY - New Waatcom.
fafkef k.ilis. Manager
VICTORIA. H. C.~Gsorge Marseen-
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FgfDEs-Tasa gaaesa ~ Jaan Frsssa
al take gssacs seefu fsny Il sss@aTs
sssenei ss1ss sB9suIeS - q sssssk- "a
skeHs1As fss Calvary e~asTNsg
BfsAE tsss. FL TIE s4aefsi ssrgsehs over
she yer42ss ~ Hsss 3. Aezsse @i3 pe
heFS ~ fsHausy * &smaFf esasE- -
rssHfYs,n aks@rsaaa ~ stQs@ ssa@~FI Iiss1A
IN Lake se% fe#E
FArNS IS ORTIZ II seatsae. April y. lsys
Jssns3 81 Faras AaTga. q SeaFt falsvrs
M@@A ~ gasF&
Yfss lssssg45 psM sake pace fgrsofss1~
sfgsFnssua * a-c4fk. sf1n ~ sc Iss..-
asae8 20 second ageEse. tEskefris n 81
Lake tie& eessetsFy-
III sEsftEsg.E.- IS = asfie Apf1 II, fsS ~ re
I4slssl 1.Nsf3hsrn Bsaja:Tsia f. Iifee.l.
&ees 81 efsxs 5seeeaslfs sg&s = SE3@Ei3*f
II ae s u 81 "a, rs Asx 80. Ase
Ys5s 9-ass Ag# sseia@ .srnsa afaea ty fsoFe-
ney 4 slka zrs ARD asa - taksst 20 riga
54iE 81 ag sk2 Mtfs ssE t@ssSEIesss-
MaI,sYS Af.gs@la s@a;Ge. Apsll u. Ike
Ates - fseral3 ct 4EsSs issy. aged ~
years
Heussrs are a. Tssnnsy & ssswart's.
EsASlAlg1.-~88 sangYsials, Aprt. ID 1884,
Asfnaes 8smfn48- assl = YeaFs
Hssnasus k1e 81 K19nssey s r5ewzFfs
SILVIA seattle Apra II. I~a. At siI
Szs@Myt &sse Annge. daughter ~ pr
ard sges. Aaosps sssya. aged gear and ~
mantle.
Es,sfsga. AN fAke place from the resi-
,asnes .a1aafta# STEER n9ssn. AZ ; ei9sE h
geraseef. a. i<faa F5sw eeEaet@Fy
TtsH<fsR ~fn geassle ApFil II. 1886. a; ~
d. sa4as aVamsks afasy T.. gFneg fnofusT
81 siss Eres& Sa8se. 81 oeArt fAtsofe'
axesI - seasa Tine o. funeral aE-
raa8ce1 Ester
Man0NKf SIS sssfse. Apfis ~ isr', Mar
s9sey8ts 81 8aaEhtey IS Katherine Ma
r9feg, 81 appendicitis. aged - years
Tss faasfai viii lake place tomorrow
niusnfak ri $50 aeieek, froa oar i.sdF et
sss.Sas ttnsfs P3gfsFfM- ENt&FfgH1E "a AsASEafs
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AUCTION SALES.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
BY order or the creditors.

BY ofder or the creditors.
Entire stock of fancy and staple grocer
SHAW n BUELL., 1895 Second Avenue.
J being sold at public auction to the high
esl bidder.
Continues two sales tnday First at 2
y. III Second AZ =. m. All goods sold in
lots 20 suit purchaser.
The sock comprises q complete assert
n ~. 81 stap.e and fancy groceries, To-
sether with one National cash register,
ice box. ice chest scales weights count
ers. she@ eases. wall cases. safe. chairs.
oil tank. pumps, ere. Wednesday at 10 n.
m. the fixtures viii he sold.
1898 Second avenue. between Union ana
University.
Z zkMANSkY. General Auetioneer.
Auction SALE s.Soa stock. the en-
Tire stock of the san Francisco FaYnl-
ture ana CARPET 90. VIII be sold a. pub
l.c auction ~ No. f@A First avenue.
Ariinsion hdil1ins, opposite the IhlIer
hotel. to the lishtst bidder The stock
consists ef bedroom fJrui are, chif-
foniers. rockers stands, hed lounges us
S0u9hes. - baby eugei%a. 5Sl yugs-alI
sizes. 2to4 yards lincleuH 50l PAIRS p0r-
uerss. PILLOWS lace curtains. glassware.
crsckery. etc. The stock s. ali new and
jgp 10 date in quality and designs Sale,
commences Wednesday, Aprii y az q
p IA, and viii continue from iay 10 aay
until ali goods arr sold, jos Martin
AueticBsgr
AUCTION SALE Of furniture. contents ~
private t9ase. Bickcr;ou & nvvst4 viii
ssH ~ thc premises. III Tenth aveutsa
SOUTH Oh Wednesday tsss fasn ~ II
cloak S. 81. the eontenfs consisting II
Yarf as follows. Extension table f}i,,t.,s-
chairs. lounge. he'd sefs. springs mat
treeses. toilet SETS. Carpets tso gas
rsEs- Cox SEnNe tYltt kerry. @ass. efc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N TIE SUPERIOR COt-Er OEs KIM;
County. State ef Washington pasf-
intsiilffenfer Publishing EaSnsssfls q
corporation. plaintiff. vs. Charles "
Slater. defendant Summons Tor Pun
lication
Ehe STATE 81 ~ashinztna 20 the, sais
Charles w Slater, BefangiaDs-
You sgs hereby summoned u, af,gear
safsin sixty ssays afttr the date ~ no
hrst publication of this summons. 10 ygit
Within SIXTY days after slls. fgth gYy III
April 1879. and defend the ab9vc-entttlo4
action IN the a1eve-tutit1ed eoalrt and ana
sseT tee complaint Of the pssiuftu arA
serve q cOtsy sf y0igr answer lpan the "a
5erSfgnsd attorneys for plaintiff az their
sffict- bssow stated: ana sn ezRas 81 ~sur
failure 40 30 10. Judgment will sas rtn-
aerTa against You according To the de-
masld Ot tho complaint wAieA haA been
filed wsth inc clerk 81 aaii court
ire ssties.t 1f this aefian "a aaf fsYth
~ tie compliant is tbs recover. Of lttaes-
msnf against yna for ire sum Of sIns -
% areounf 81 aaverisinz done for 4 res.s-
AIT ~ piai1tfr. An a etacnfrHnt has f;eer,
iexte5 ssaeD psrscnaI property bxissBNfnv
to. you. which esiii he sold to satisfy said
Judgment.
PIPER FfzK A. pTpEw
sisDFn$FE iaT PtaInttY
r9sscfscs address. Rooms A. and as,
Bailey building. Seattle. Washington
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~r.rss CHANCES.

WANT some Eood houest mar 10 fs35s,
ma IA buying ult a 2 aid est ahiishpsf ana
paying business I afs engaged in other
business aHa want SOME orr "a take
charge nna manage the business. wff
have fDll control pf a paving proposition
Calf On Morgau's Exchange g8li Thsrd
avenue.
SAFETY IN SPECULATION siga fo
vested ey tnv safe Aeta*d'' in Er4Fr,
or stocks has paid SL&.a p@e:lt within "a
DAYS references furnished sgrf5s yA~
particulars Immediately. Richard Oliver
banker and sTasey t-tAcaE0 Stock ex-
Eha@EN hseAEa. EsE.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 10 invss; sasa
81 mere, securing barge permanent fY..
some. capital safe. pratts s2re. IL Graf.
NE 1858 Er4alG &T NNE YORK
Fs3E Stf-k-~1Eras business ~ eseht years.
standing rcssFts fulisss invest zss4ors
Room st9 Ssw YORK buslalgs
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WANT ADS.

Advertise under any
heading in classified columns
lie a wnra each tnsertioa3 mfn-
fasaa charge. @Sc. 1iasslhed
advertisements running one
ta"afh without change at copy.
&tSo peg Uas, tseyen words
couat tn liner. On three
manih~' osder, Sass per line
per sssnths an ain months. or
der 81 .xn per iiae per month.
"n yearly order. ~ per iine
nrr month
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- Z =
Ee8 SALEs-S&.eFal tracts - rafsssa ar
&ni efaar timber lard ia good saratlou for
lessinS. Herbert s. Upper, !. IS hesaer
nan nS4ck
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l,EA1a. sen easnnAi.s-

EAEeSE fstff x.st~A n~Fi 70 ssse ~ Mr. and
Mr. ye@ss ESsssk ss4str. z 1aAszzE.-t.--
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sos-tErs NOTICES.

FhiIf WassanS ans ygke walking next
"a aFfaF eEeatn@ AfEi tS Gssa5umhga
Na& ssteas saA columbia street. deer
irisssa eNffs q se3 NclglsF a8s a chance
fe et@s sase @AA.E#a ths ianegs}s best
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL EsTATE.
w. w. DEARBORN.
q HMM Rinrk

W. w DEARBORN.
"a Union Block.
FOR SAIE-On Queen Anne hill desira-
BILE double corner with five room house
large garden and fine view: ss0o0; easy
3oxt2o feet, with modern nine-room house.
on first hill, s., $50; easy terms
aoxi"o feet, on Thirteenth avenue, three
blocks north of Denny way; story and a
haif mouse, SIN rooms, $1,000 well
worth it,
For SATsE-By Peabody & Rrrtherton MI
Washington block. q choice hnldin. LOT
with bearing fruit trees near ear lines
and schools. $2sH, fine lot on Eighteenth
avenue, near Madison street, 81 $40: 32
lots overlooking Lake Washington near
Madison SAGE
FOR Five-rporn cottage. 1s lots,
sA0. f-room cottage. 4 lots $500: II room
house. one block from car line 81 100. 3
room house second hill. near Madison
street. s2.se. Gardner Land Co. $50
New York block.
FOR sALE-Sl.so0 lots. house barn e.
large fruit trees. all kinds small fruit
four docks from ear line. ss,g 70 lots
cleared fenced. rpon3 house. Gardner
Lard Go. 80 New York block
For sALr--At a bargain sman nome In
wei, settled district; city water: graded
street; convenient to car linc; fifteen min
uffs frofrs Pioneer square. Herbert g
rTrer e scheuerrnan block.
SLIGHTLY lot forty feet frontage Denny
way. near Broadway. right In line pres
ent activity. S35 takes ii. few DAYS only
Edmund Bowden. Dexter Horton Hank
building.
sse-NiCE 4-room house: good lot: close
TVENs-CAsLER co.
Tel Red 1924. a21-53s n. Y. Block
WEST . feet ~ lots and 5. corner s,Jork
o. s.
y7tlet sell muck. Address Oscar fftlxtaf-
son rs Thirteenth street. spokane
For SAf.E-A snap; corner on Jackson
street. Is feet front, only 81 $40 cash II
taken AT once c. +. Dose & Co. - -
Pioneer huiAing.
FOR sALE-Ha.yoke hook and other fore.
closed city property and farms cheap
James Bothweil. leans and insurance. q
EesioB block
FOR SAf1rs- Railroad avenue and ether
properties improved and runlrnprex.a3.
chcap. k.dgar Bryan. 20 Hinektey block
WE HAVE ha,ises ard lots lots of farms
acre tracts win h2gses and barns Gard
neF I.aHd Co. ~ New York block.
EiGnTEFx pan rENT. net on nriro
four s0Eses two tots: Meirose avenue
Edgar bryan. - Hinckiey.
ILEwEr.LyN & WARD. ~ Marion. gen.
sral res, estate and rental agents: list
Sofar property with Us.
REAL ESTATE and timber lands Dosr
x t'o room A ftat3Ev building
ron ssLE-nrsT~Ess PROPERTY.
E9sR Sat.ts-' stsssf frasne hotel ~ 81
ro1ms. In the business center OF a
FsrtffEs growing. rom sssfEf W rnsFgad
f0wn ,n Eastern washington esta hitsh-
81 trade 5f FFl8Es$ yeas, commercial kf,-
IA 81 tire town price. sara one quarter
cash. sa4areP Hve annual payments
per cent II Is Fsst for rent. present zen.
aat nwfs fErfa fssre. Address * IL carr
Past -fntef }frs-srsr
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Entire stock Of fancy and staple grocer
les nf
SHAW n BUELL., 1895 Second Avenue
- being sold at public auction to the high
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ron s.LE-nrsI>sss raopEnTY

II ~H{st--F stgsF fTaFnF hotel IL 81
reums. in the business center OF a
tsrSffEs 2fowtfR. rom W railroad
f0wn ~ Eastern washington rtatsitsh-
81 trade 5f ETsauS Yeas, commercial ssf-
IA ~ the town. price tsss1. one quarter
cash. AaAancq ave afuaay slavr7an4a &
Per cent u = lsst fer rent present len
a9t nwffe fErn tsre. Address * III carr
pssst-fntef}l gs-ssrer
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WANTED-REAI. ESTATE
LARGE tracts of timber coal and iron
The Syndicate Company. 500 California
building. Tacoma
NANTED-House or cottage from to I
rooms: must be a bargain. 30 New
York block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-12

NOTICE TO Srct kHOLDEHS.
NOTICE Is hereby given that meeting
Of stockholders of the Hamilton Gold
and Copper Mining Company VIII he held
al the Office Of the company, at rooms 20
ana 90 Burke building, Seattle, Wash.
THURSDAY. April l3ta. 1893. At the hour of
S o'clock D. m, for the purpose of raising
money 10 iiqui&ate pressing obligations
due by the company.
Dated April Eth. lS1.
p l.. RITNEEI. President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-12

PACIFIC Electric and fSaivan4c Belt Co.
wall sell you belts ard appll ances cheaper
than any one else. ali goods warranted:
easily regulated, carry stronger current.
do not fan to get our prices. Second and
Pike.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-01
Sidewalk Pictures Caused Trouble.

Lulu Carhart, of 17i2 Pacific street,
Brooklyn, says the Sum- had Ada Dorman
of 1909 Pacific street, before Magistrate
Worth in the Gates Avenue Court yes
terdy. Lulu is 20 years old, Ada is 1S
The trouble was that somebody had been
drawing pictures on tine asphalt pave
ment in frCnt of Lulu'S house, represent
ing a young woman and a young man
and a foot in the act of kicking the young
woman. The figures We're drawn with
chalk. I.ulu's mother, who went to court
with her, said that they looked so much
like Lulu that there was no mistaking
the fact that they were intended for her.
Now these pictures were drawn all over
the pavericnt except in front of Ada s
house, There, In place of a picture, was
tho inscription, Ada Dorman fiirts with
the toys and hope she dies" So you
see the trouble was not all on Lulu's
side
Ada said she hadn't drawn the pic
lures and Lulu said she hadn't written
the offensive inscription. A small boy ad q.
mitted that he had drawn one of the pic
lures and written "Lu" under it and said
that another small hoy had written an
other 'lu' after the first one, so that
the picture was labelled Lulu, but he
had never intended 1t to represent Lulu
Carhart.
Magistrate Worth demanded that the
pictures be produced in court. When an
officer went to bring the pavement he
found that the rain had come and washed
the pictures all away and also the In
scription. When he reported back to the
magistrate the magistrate said that he
didn't see what he could do except to
warn the young women not to annoy
each other any more. He couldn't con-
wet either of them because Providence
had taken away the evidence.