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Macon beacon., 1899-08-26
Notice.

do not undertake to 10 a credit bus.
mess and when | have Accommodated
friends it was with the expectation that
accocnts would be paid on presenta ion,
| need the money NOW to purchase
school supplies.
W. F, FERRIS
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Mr. Mat Mahorner received tele
gram from Mobile yesterday telling him
he was q grandpa Ask him if II was a
boy or girl
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Mrs Eugene Elkiu is spending the
week with Mrs, T. P, Crymes, Mrs
Crymes, we are glad to sal, is improv
ing after her long spell Of sickness.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Keep the stomach and Bowels in good
condition, the Waste Avenues open and
free by an occasional dose of DR.. NJ. A
Simmons Liver Medicine.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

d. Ivy mas transferred the Butter
h. ~ "'9ras to Patty Dry Goods Co $.
|,o,;., u the Dunoh Shannon block,
vlne Lyceum building.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Mr., J. w Harper, the good miller.
has made a contract to run the staggers
mill near the depot. You can reach
him by telephone.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Mrs D W Eatman Of Meridian.
mother of Mrs. jeff Clement came an
this week to see her fine grandson
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

1t is too hot to think Or to have clear
understlljing-of the SIMPLEST proposi-
tion, and with this premise we feel jus
tifelin saying hat the Judge of the
Court now in session has the sympathy
Of all court attendants and the commu
nifty. Such a weight Of responsibility
is too mach for one man to bear in such
weather But it will be diff rent in
February and His Honor win be in the
humor to say some compliment ry
words Of the Board Of Supervisors.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

n is Mud Yates is back from .
pleasant visit to Mrs Anna Foote of
Hattiesr urg.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Mr. Doraat Owens leaves today for
the Easten n markets 1t is business
he has been familiar with for many
years and there is no discount on hi
judgment in selecting a stock to nit his
trade
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

N,,.1 IV"aache' caused most likely by
|,,s.a ,s,uered Stomach, accompanied by
T., "va',on' y, It. use Dl. NJ, a. Simmons
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Make Baby Birth Quie Easy al
almost Painless by takin Summon
Squaw Vine Wine Or Tai
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

To prepare girl to be wife and a
wife mother, give her Simmons squaw
Vine Wine or Tablets.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26
For Rent.

The j d, Buck residence near the
i Macon Public School, from Sept. 1st
1899 Apply to Ben. THOMAS.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Fancy striped Batiste, worth lie we
now offer at . and jc w NJ Jones
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Mrs Z. L Smoot and little son Of
Meridian are the guests of Mrs Holt
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Mr. w b. Patty is in the markets
6u .ng a fnll stock of fall and winter
90, s.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

DIR. Hendnck this week visited his
granddaughter Mrs. Phean Hunter
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26
Winter TurnIps.

II YOU want turnips that will stand
the hardest winter, call at Klaus and
ask for the Wesley Walker turnip seed.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

We are having hot tin
underwear. Genuine Embo 81
thread shirts and drawers wcr ~
yair at SIC, B l.t#"
Nmnsook, 50 at lOc, Bleeched \ "A
lyat22c Colored Muslin, b ii )c
Ladies Vests, lOat3 l.2c, Ladies 81
t5atf12. Ladies Vests, % at lt ,
WYATT NJ, JONES.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

For SME-The Haynie residence
next to Baptist Church cheap if taken
quick, has every convenience, Apply
at Beacon office for particulars,
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26
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Election lO''
p'',,'' o,,ppIE .,
j. Il
,D.sNiORE
JNo N'
n' ~, ',,,.pp,pD
"''' 'n',r,lpNTER ~
i IT, c,,I,
= r. noRROH
crcntt Clerk,
v,pMINoR
S0.I,'', ,pv
" ~
LW. DEJP"EE
Assessor,
SoPt Of .I,,a,',S L1o,','S"'
> NJ '''''
-, S0',,1 TI,ovAs
Coroner,
PIT. FERRIS
w W
'''
1 W 5 Pa''nPn'er anu 0""s "'ei
Thurs ay we sa" mr. an, MIS-
Hubbard Of 0ooQua'"N' III Ni"0o'i'
b. ]. F. Shelton h3S retnrnPu from
3,r. stqy aft tha old Mushulaville
n, ,,rs. W. D Windham and
Inter EVELYN were shopping in
Tuesday
and Mr.. j. B. Cunningham, of
|o,ville. were guests Of Mrs Dantz-
Tuesday.
i'''"'''
|,,,.-s FtbeI and Lucille, are visiting
',,in coIrmlrs
'' '
;. Jerome clgnton and Mr.. Jas
.1 ,fr,.... -,,..,, ,,at,o,,;,,;,,o.
'nal' oi Laren +. were pa'ron'|'hS
MIS- L. ohyaf ana MISS Bertha
vi 'in town Thursday
,.,L..,l. ,l.,..',,...5y
~. '...-. >. ,''2'-
h. and Mrs ] [. Dant2ler. 81 g..
visit FRIEND. in pnIlocl comfy
hitler
/, .o5 NJ. a. -- ,,-... ,.;.:..a
3,,.1...,,,
l,,9'y ',3 n oE MT, NJ ~ d, = NJ ,.[ towards ana ,
n's11n
5 ao. s ). Ma. .n. o.. ,os on,'as' nse .oss.s good
! : :. : : . . : : =: : :. :. q: {: =: .: ::
WI III Aa'on W, }, II Staggers.
i years mi, Iuri,I took nl,ce
'"'l'l 'OON P''' Z
fFFlay evening at the Odd Fellow s
aIs,r
N!
the case Of MIR A. 7, wooten it
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Mr.. At Rush, Sr. went to Scranton
on the coast, where Mrs. F,rsh has been
for week or longer, visitine her daugh
ter, Mrs. Wyatt NJ. Bush We are
glad to hear they are please SO far with
thei, new home.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Piccadilly Corded Madras former
price, l5c. now l0e. w VI, Jones,
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26
A $40. 0c niovele ( .on

LW-Y Daily
a- ,r,r,- ,, .pL-
lhg '7.e' ~ '.t !, l'N
SIAh Jhe mas 'N.'l'I\ 'i'u7'"' ~
day newspaper ar" glEllE u q
GRADE BICYCLE each jl OIL.
Iarur.t H-a II words made bv ag '
i'ttar. .n.nr...rli ii
'.'''''
F-Ei-I ""'s - I'D
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Mr. Ed aibbler is meeting with fine
success in selling the Life and Heroic
Deeds of Admiral Dewey, an intensely
interesting book It is sold only by
Subscription and Mr. Hibbler is the
agen for this territory,
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

T.. D'aFrhoea DR.. NJ. A. Simmons
\. J., medicine s is invaluable. 1t gives
IN, ~ Na.S 'ue Stomach, aids Digestion and
|ts '''ure In carrying off all Impu-
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Several families in town are drinking
Irontone during the he ,tcd term. While
it is a very pleasant beverage it ia a fine
tonic and is sold at the soda fountains
throughout the North Only ten cents
a bottle at c. L. Heinrich
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Mr., R Alexander has moved hi, sbon
to the house next to the Lyceum.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

NA' 1880 NJ
,ndmail ''' .....4:3O p. m
4. hound iii''" ..........7 p. IN
nails ,'oa5 o,5,. opens 9 a. m, closes 4 pm
yord'r '',r, .,n,ns s.3oamcl close 5pm
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Ms, Susie Carris very iu her
rel'h may b" expected at any mem.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Blotches and excresences which SO Of
ten annoy people are simply efforts Of
nature to throw off impedimeuts to the
proper performance of her duties. HER
BINE will aid and assist nature in her
work, and ensure q skin clear and beau.
tiful. entirely free from all imperfec.
tions. Plice 50 cts at J F, Jones
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Miss Rawls of Mobile is visiting ber
au t, Mrs. Lee Ford.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26
For Rent.

The dwelling Of C. N Carter on
Jefferson street, possession iyen Ser
tember 1st. Apply to A q BoGLE
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Where the digestion is aud I'll,
general powers Of the syst ID re in 20
healthy state, worms can Fl ? no hahi
-ation in the human body WuITE
CREAM VERluFUGE not only ',uys ev.
cry worm, but corrects all q r,D.tmenDs
Of the digestive organs 7 y cent
at J F Jones
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Look out for malaria. ] Is ,easo IA
Bile now A few doses of Im0ELY Asa
BITTERs is q sure preyentiy. Sold by
VI NJ Warren.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

. 'Ae case of Mr.. A, T, wooten it
aA &0 R r involving suit FIR
!" damages, the demurrer of de
"p' wa oyeruled and the case set
next Monday
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

iat Infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
loH jackson Of Shuqualab, died
Wednesday.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

lM-Aug 2j'h, Mt the residence of
"n 10 Na'on w. J H Staggers.
u years His burial took place
PFlay evening at the Odd Fellow S
laIarv
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Miss Bessie McHenry Is wishing Mrs.
Van Cayetu
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26
qEESHEA'E7
Closing Out Sale
AT THE
RACKET STORE.

Word has Just been ceved from headquarters close out
stock regardless of cost This will give the people of Macon
mheard of opportunity to buy goods at their own price
rhn Stnnk rnnsis of
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

y and Mrs Owens We're visited
|feslay by Mrs j NJ, Edwards and
S1d Mrs p G. Ratlitf and son, of
|n1gham
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Miss sammie Day is visiting Mrs. W.
II Helm.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

\, AMI Irs " D Windham and
|,b.er EVELYN were shopping in
| Tuesday
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

["!ou near about 1t? The Boston
r. h Is almost giving away summer
Ihey need the room now for
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

and Mr.. j. B. Cunningham, of
Erville. were guests Of Mrs Dantz-
Tuesday
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

r. J. c. H. Jones Jr., and little
I.iters Ethel and Lucille, are visiting
al, in Columbus
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

'l' Vorgal Wyatt Jones is now of q.
''s are currency initiating values and
+e'I TO the economical.
~ the hne togndies that we sold
.'T' Ioe and 2oc a ya"d, yon can
Guy them from us for 6 1.2c a yd.
w NJ JONES
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26
Dry Goods, Notions,
Millinery, Boots and
Clothing, Shoes,
Hardware TinWarG.

These goods must be sold and that at once
few of the nrices:
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

There was party at Mr., walter Pat
ty IS last night given by Mis- Jennie
Patty to a few friends Tn, couple.
were
j W Patty lr Jennie Featherston,
Walter Jones Bessie Ferris
Ches Featherston Ida May Scales,
Rich Redwood, Nellie Jones,
Heath Chambl.ses Jessie Bass,
Walter Connor Jennie Patty,
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

[.co+oE Patty s to buy goods for
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Miss Sammie Day is visiting Mrs. W.
II Helm.
Miss Bessie McHenry is wishing Mrs,
I Van Cayett.
Miss Rawls of Mobile is visiting her
au I, Mrs Lee Ford.
Mrs Mcleod is visiting her daughter.
Mrs Henry Harlan this week
Mr. Thos Clurk Of ston,. Ala. has
gone North to have his foot amputate5
Mr., R Alexander has moved his sbon
to the house next to the Lycsum.
DIR. Hendrick this week visited his
granddaughter, Mrs. PheIan Hunter.
Mrs, Walter Price and her neice. Miss
Annie Faust were in town Thursday.
Mrs g. L smoot and little son of
Meridian are the guests of Mrs. Holt
Mr. w b. Patty is in the markets
bu 'ng full stock of fall and winter
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

Our Mr. Frank il in the market now.
While he is gone you can pick up Won
derful bargains at The Boston Store.
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26
aaas= . 7-7sN
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

Very respectfully
S. j HUNTER
Macon beacon., 1899-08-26

c. B, DoRRoH, D. c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22
AN AMERICAN GIRL TIOLLNIST WINS cA
STAR OF HONOR 5ROM ENGLANDS QUEEN

tain this select coST1e II considered an
honor among great artists. This compd-
nient was paid fo Mss Iscksoa, who made
q distract impression upon her extremely
cT.:fca. audience.
Miss Jackson has studied under several
et Tire greatest masters OF th~ vrain IN
Fsgrore. Her n3gisseas education has also
h~rn extended - harmony composition
and familiarity with various othsr in.fra-
insnts. She nov Possesses & brad range
81 musical knowledge usually acquired
criy ~ orchestra leaders, AMI composers.
w7tSia u few weeks sae ylsrea at tbs
Tru.cassra Dslace. Paris. heforc an audi
ence 81 St.sa She closed arid Z scene os
sntn1siss1i> sg.%2Hs@
sae has mary gawe~raH patrons. among
wtsora ars sha Har3s-a3its anA Gen Hor-
ace Porte ambassador ~ PARA
Mss jackson was born ~ Boston ana
Arrsaght ~ n San Frarctsezs sha IN r.es
y years ols. A great rar@cy Ia prerhs-
sled ssg Aer ~ musical cx4ts=
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

~ vEEN VICTORIA conferred
60 rare ecken ~ royal favor last
month upon the talented yenns
American viol.niste, Miss I-ecnora 5a'k-
scr. IL was jswelei star ., rabies AMI
san,,l,irsS. bearing The queens monogram.
Y I Il Nlss jackson says the SsS fofS
Ya,,rnat had been hidden 20 Windsor cas-
tie n rssv hetose her majesty That TIE
auseY Was plsasea w.fb the artistic skill
~ the yaaax performer was sstsen' from
ths. sir. TatA howsve~ ~ bat enc CO
sar4.s ~ triumph. which Miss isssssen
sa~ achieved ahr,at within few Tnas;hs-
,9rIv a rsssys time $50 the king q Sweden
,,at.fi~3v es,n,rliueate1 ha- 3, PaT@s- He
nsAs g. tribute q, arr co1atry II tAe s9r.s
sine saving that II is pleasure ~ Sni
>s,,rr America sending Ssh aorss-Iss'@1 ar Al
Yesrs artis.es TO sco.A. ana charm fse
~. W~iA
Miss jackson sss WIN Singular success
e~,r, ne Ex-o,san pae'ie, - wei "a ,rcsn
~. chosen fx~ 80 royalty. Tssrs - aa-st.
- ANY e@%s ca .x~~ers ~s~Ys q yg7ssaw vso-
ssr,ss las wax. ss1cA AAS0r~ SIS SO so asst
sanaxa.r a. ts~ faraSgss Cs40.ane caaceyts
,sr, s,ss OCCASION sire recalled FIVE
times Shs has also a. gca-@3 81 re FL
xart.s famous o'oisrs meetings. where
ges greatest atsras4 sns Musicians 81
Parts gather. To Re ca4!eS. asscn 80 e1ser-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

Tommy szta Mrs weats@rwax.
Tommy will wax mevsr know which side
vaur bread Is S5;ssres G1+
Net. replied 10 tnanks@sS child re a
x92s-n ~ unutterabe ioax1ag shook his
frame, s'-o, u-ta ne hsts@r "a laid on
wssh -scre generosity than 81 present
es.@ras.sxlxss y1.-- aaxs.-z...s * F'-lstS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

American farmers own cows 70 the
value of $3.50 zss, as3. a sum equal 10 more
than one-hslf ~ the capital az nil the
national banks in the United States.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

Both the planters aforementioned liked
Jimmy, Capt Bysngton, undemonsirasfse
as he was. to the degree Of affection.
He was known 20 have come Of good
family In the mother state North Caro-
lina}. that hy stress 81 conditions during
and after ,he war Of independence had
not been able 80 rise al fast as some
Others in property and education. HISS
eldes. daughter, Entity, now fifteen, ans
bright as she was pretty. She had at
tended fhe nsssheersood school. with
moderate advantages. and WAS now a'ong
u,.,h IN. nvtneton and Fletcher children
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

Los Angeles. Cal.
Dear Doctors: fee, 30 grateful for
my restoration TO health. and l owe
It all to Hudyan. I suffered from
weakness and ailments peculiar to my
sex. Terrible pains In my rack and
over abdomen. Suffered with head
ache nearly all the time. Hudyan re-
lieved all pain, gave ne strength. and
today / feei like n new being.
MRS. w. +. THOMPSON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22
]: Dan and
!: HIS Friends.

coo~risEt, 1899. By Tiliotson & Co.
APT. JAMES EXTINCTION, head
AZ a family Of about sixty,
white and black. dwelt On
rs..rs,S creek a mile from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
HAS HAD A
BAD PUNCTURE
inflstionE scspesRspidlyF From
the Bicycle Trust.

NEW YORK. May si.-More dis
scnhonH have arisen IN the bicycle
trust and threaten 60 disrupt the
giant combination. When the hun
dred or more manufacturers Of bi-
cycles and bicycle parts gave options
on their plants 90 A. q. spaiding 20
June II was understood that such
plants an were accepted were to be
paid for In cash by that time.
Eeonea Of manufacturers came 20
the city last week with the erpceia-
ton 81 closing their deals with the
manager Of the trust. They were In
dignani when they we're requested 20
extend their options 20 August !. II
now develops that several Of them
made determined protests against a
delay. and at least one - the biggest
makers In the combination refused
finally 20 renew his option.
More than this. the opposition 20
the trust that was led originally by
II. T. Coleman. was revived and now
threatens TO develop norr strength
than Il at first Possessed II viii be-
remembered that after the ineor-
poraflou Of the American Bicycle
company. win = capital Of $50 ooo.-
600. Mr.. Coleman. who had PREVIOUS
iy Incorporated the international We
hicie and Manufacturing company. a
much smaller organization. sarrsnd-
cred. The attorney for Mr.. Coleman
said yesterday that Mr.. Coleman IL
now out Of the trust for good, having
positively refused 20 extend the op-
ton on his plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
accused Of Fraud.

NEW YORK. May si.--'rNo ail~s-
81 frau,iulent concerns. whleh have
done a large business by adSefiis-
ing certain wars for sale has been
exposed through the detective work
Of Mrs. f.licn J Lsfevrr.
For many years the Helen Marks
company % ito fffth avenue has
been Offering for sale a cosmetic for
the rssnovai OF puporfiuous hair. and
the Fairdcid Floral company. OF
Fairfield. sis.. has b~rn seeking wo-
men to earn beg money" IN the ar
t.fYciat flower trade, These two CON-
Faniru. u W now learned. are iden-
tical. being operated by the same
persons. ana the charges Of fraud
viii t,r heard In Portland. Ne. IN
September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31

The advocates Of forty year fran
ehlse for a consolidated street rail-
way company In Seattle viii derive
scans encouragement from the state
ment made 10 the Star today by
counciiman James. TO the effect that
the corporations committee would.
without doubt. report against a long
term franchise. and would recon-
mend one for term not to exceed
thirty years. As Mr.. James - chair
man OF the corporations committee.
and presumably has al intimate
knowledge Of the feeling OF the other
committeeman upon the matter. his
statements are entitled to consider
able weight In forecastins the fnal
action Of the committee. II Il fur
ther stated By Mr.. James that there
WIN be no undue haste in the matter
Of considering a franchise for the
consolidated company. II IL the In
tention Of the corporations commit
tee 20 delay action 80 as to allow the
citizens and the press Of Seattle to
fully discuss the question Involved
II will probably be the policy OF the
COMMITTEES to hear from the adyo-
Gates OF municipal ownership Of
street railways. and also all other
opponents OF a consolidated fran
chise. The matter VIII not be dis
posed Of for some time. according 20
present indications.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
HER BABY is FOR SALE
Deserted by Her Husband and
Unable to Work.

NEW YORK. May SLIT II not
because Mrs. Sophie Grapoff does not
love her baby that she r. Offering
him for sale. She has been desert
"a by her husband. who ran away
with another woman seven months
ago. Since that time she has been
struggling TO support herself and her
two children.
she did washing until little Abram
came into the world two months ago
and since that time she has been
too IN to work. She has tramped
from one institution to another I'M
~ she IL footsore seeking a place
where her baby will be taken care Of
until she is able 10 reclaim him.
She had heard of persons selling
their children. and yesterday the
young mother-she is only 25-offer-
"a to dispose OF young Abram for
5000 cash. Surely such fine. black
eyed baby Is worth that much. she
said.
Mrs. Granom explained that this
money would keep her and her 9TH
er child. Max. who IL ~ years old.
until she was able 10 no to work
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
cuba's Flag on the Sea.

WARRINGTON. u. G. May al
cuha'r blue and white provisional
tiag will soon be seen ON the hlgh
aeas.
Frank Pavey. of New York. attor.
ney feF the Herrura steamship com.
pAny. OF Havana. was here to-day IN
order TO consult with officials IS "a
the means to remove the present re
strle,ions ON Cuban Etesrehirs, as
they are 40 lengcr entitled 70 ny the
spanish fiag and cannot ~ the Am
euiean Tag. The blue and white fag
adopted as the distinctive mark ~
vessels of Cuban ownership engaged
in eoastwisc trade has not intefna-
tlonal status.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
MANY PERSONS
ARE MISSING
Twelve Inquiries Received BY
the Seattle Police.

The police depart rnent IL becoming
an Information bureau foe missing
friends aud relatives. The following
Inquiries have bcra received during
che past few days.
| Daniel II. Hruc~. 81 Prince I'd
wards island. has written for inform
alton regarding his son Malcolm.
When last heard from ne was work-
Chance" as a sailor.
Mrs. Cline. % Tacoma. has asked
she police 30 search for her is year
old son. Raymond. who run away
from home several days ago.
Mrs. V. c. Campbell. % Hortou. w.
Va. has asked the police TO search
for her husband. Vincent Campbell.
who left home In July ts9s for Sc
attie. and has not been heard from
since.
Mrs. N. r. Sailors. Of Kansas CITY.
Mo. has written 20 Chief Reed In
regard 20 her husband. W. y. Sailors.
When last heard from he was clerk
ing for Stevens q Stevens. at Third
avenue and Pike street. she has
MOI heard from him for nearly a
year
II. Albert. secretary u the South
cas-, Missouri Town Mutual Fire In
surnncs company. % Frederic hio~n.
Mo-. has written for Information re-
xarfinE Samuel d. Galloway. Who IL
supposed 20 Be in Seattle.
Mrs. Grace W. Hicks. of Rcehss-
ter. ~. Y. has asked the police 20
locate Waiter Frcsr and family. Who
are supposed to be residing IN sc-
attic.
Geo. n. Parker. of Argentine. Kan
sas. has sent letter of Inquiry con
corning W. u. wackworth- lie was
last heard from in this city about
two months ago. Parker states that
wadsworfh was a heavy drinker.
and he fears some accident has
happened TO him. He ia Is years old
and weighs about 100 pounds.
P.J. van Lsben sel.. consulate %
the Netherlands at san Francisco.
has written for Information regard
ing w1ltse De Boer. a sailor. who
| formerly lived in Seattle. The let
ter states that wiitzs Is a native Of
the Netherlands, and about q years
old
/ Mrs. r. Fsosa. 81 San Francisco.
has asked for Information eoncsrn-
/ ing the whsreabout Of her huspa nd.
Fan Rosa. When last heard from
ne was in this city and was about
TO leave for home with ths Intentions
% beating" his way on the train.
Hts wife fears he has been Killed.
Lawrence Sullivan. Of Denver. Col.
has written for Information concern
ing his cousin. George Ryie. who 10
supposed 20 have come TO Seattle on
his way TO skagway. and has not
been heard from.
I Mrs. Della Eusman asks for In
formation concerning her brother. r..
r. Rseley. who came to Seattle from
the Kiondike sick with scurvy.
Mrs.. Alice Peilht. Of Missouia,
Mont. wants to know something
about her daughter. Mrs. lillian
/ r.nslow. who resides somewhere In
/ Seattle.