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WANTED Two salcsladies: at oo'e: permanent
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WANTrD-Pan,ry woman. good pay; pans ~" ~,
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FOR RENT-Storc and dwelling, 63l II st. ne,
with fixtures; suit any business. Apply
OWNER, 300 Mass. ave. NV. myi0-3t
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BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Lady's wheel. in fine condition. with
suit, SIS 20l G st NV mvIO.3t
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w,yrrp-A claniberrnaid ard kitchen girl. Ials
Pa. NV.
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wANTED-By middle LACED white woman. place
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take care OF house. Box d92, this office.
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FOR RENT-Comfortablc furnished rooms. elc
giant location; gas and bath; terms reason
able. PIP Az St NV. myl0-it
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-06

FOR SAI.E-A nonresident lady. owner
OF "A large tract Of fertile land. Instructed
me 20 sell u cheap. IN tracts Of 10 acres
or more This land T. convenient TO the
markets of Seattle and Tacoma part
highly Improved with big bearing or
chaTd painted for profit. etc. no com
King, 1904 Third ave. Seattle.
~ acres first-class land, Green Lake, suit
able plating, 800 500 acres water front
opposite Ballard small house: lovely
place for summer. $50. Nelson Mac
pherson & Co. 40 New York block.
FOR SALE~+Q acres. near Lake Washing
ton. 500 takes 1t, parties one mile far
~ther away asking 81. 100. Re recommend
this as first Galss. Whalley & Sturte-
want. and Coluan building.
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ron sALE-HoUsEs AND LOTS.

THRE.E-ROOM cottage. with bathroom
nicely furnished. on Madrona Park aler'
trio line. Thirty fifth avenue. overlooking
lake Washington See owner at 40 Sc
ond avenue south at once.
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IN UNIMPRovED PROPERTY.

81, 60O-For a desirable building lot on first
hill Minor avenue.
So 500--For another very choice building
location on first hill. This is one
of the best bargains which we have
our books.
s1,5oo-For a nice lot. Jackson street, first
hill.
$3.50 to si00-F'or desirable building loca-
ton on Twenty-first avenue. north
of Madison. These lots are conve-
nient to good car service; streets
are graded and sidewalks built.
81, 50o-For a splendid building location.
large lot, southwest corner of Re-
publican and Belmont.
$500 to 81 300 each for other splendid loca-
tions on Belmont avenue, between
Harrison and Mercer.
$3.50 10 500 each for very desirable lots on
Msdrona Park car line ton of hill
overlooking Lake Washington. All
OF these lots can be bought on easy
terms of payment.
$3.50 TO $500 each for beautiful lots, close to
lake on Madrona Park car line.
Thousands OF dollars are now being ex-
pended in improving this beautiful park
residence district. and all agree that when
these improvements are completed Ma
drona Park and vicinity must become the
finest lake residence portion Of the city.
Hl75-For splendid corner lot 60x1O0. on
Thirteenth avenue north of Madi-
son.
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NICHOLS q NUM-
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
III Columbia Street. Ground Floor.
We still have few of those choice lots In
NICHOLS & MUM.
RENToN HILL ADDITION

NsA-~N At%N tiAl<l< <ADpliiO%
For sale at hard-tlme prices. While other
choice residence property. has nearly
doubled, We are selling fuil-slzed lots in
this most desirable addition as cheap as
ever Madison and Twentieth avenue;
the best street car service street graded
and severed. with water and light
&,60l-New S-room house and attic; mod
crn; close IN; no hills 10 climb
S-ts1'-Seyen-room house, modern, With n
small cottage In the rear; this is good
81 300 Nine-rcom house. modern. close in;
new hardwood inish elegant home.
&.leEModern Groom cottage. East Union
near Twentieth avenue: lot IS by l2S; good
view.
sleooo-Corner on Third avenue near Mad
ison. this street is the coming business
H.20-F'ive-room cottage newly painted
close in. this is a good buy.
pantry. closet, bath; can be made
seven-room house. on Seventeenth ave
nue.; fine View.
NSN0-l2O by l20, on Seneca and Seventh
avenue; four houses OF ak rooms each;
modern; this Is good income property.
NZ,Wo-Three double modern nine-room
houses; double corner Main and Ninth
avenue; pays 70 per cent. net
VACANT PROPERTY.
No. IS 500---A block Of 70 lots on Four
teenth and Fifteenth avenues, IN Edes
& knights addition. Fifteenth avenue
graded and East Columbia: size OF each
lot, eNiS. This block can he sold on
easy terms: interest per cent. Parties
wishing 20 build can make satisfactory
ARRANGEMENTS with owner This is close
in property and we consider IL a good
investment
No. Corner Of sixth avenue and Blan-
chard street party going TO Nome.
What VIII you offer for a.? Lot 6oxi2o
feet
SSs0-One Of the choices, lots on Fourteenth
avenue, tive blocks north ~ Madison
street; this Is the only lot len Ia this
block HrC HOUSES built on each side; "
SOU want a good huy come and ace us:
this we consider a snap.
s. fco-ChoiCe - tW1 corners on Mercer and
Fourth avenue vast
500 for your choice Of "a lots near the
Etatc university
S110-Choice 81 three lots on Twenty tAi-d
avenue: large lots 50 by 80 feet
Sao-Choice OF two lots close 20 East
Union.
81 tfn-tot on seventeenth avenue. four
blocks north OF Madison street 81 street
improvements made east front
81 go -Four full lots ON corner Thirteenth
avenue near Denny wav.
We are headquarters for vacant property
farm lands and acre tracts.
Money 10 loan in sums 70 suit.
NICHOLS & NUM-.
III Columbia Street Ground Floor
Phone. Main SO
property. cheap, and terms easy. James
Rothweu loans and insurance, Boston
block. Telephone. Main 900
GRoLL DAMUs & osNER-Before buy
ing. call on US for our list OF selected
city and farm property. LOO Madison
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NJ. F. PERRY. 4. II FoOTE
- Late CITY Treasurer
FODTE & PERRY
1913 HAlLER BUILDING,
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
Loans made on good city property az low
CHEAP PROPERTIES.
j-room house ire View. in East Park
add. H.Cna
S-toom house same locality. 1850
broom modern house nav. 0vrrlo5 king
Lake Was1 lustan; Cood corner lot. on
car line, s. gn.
7-.oom house w .oruer y Harrison street.
near Cedar st-rt ear line. s1Ntl.
Two houses ANS lots IN one ~ the bext
portions Of Fremont. must sell
Seven houses an g '.ts all rented. on cra 4
81 aud severe. street. near car line:
$3.50.
VACANT LOTS
Fine corner, l-NllN. on Reuton hill: very
desirable S2faQ
\ fine corner en- Eighteeuth avenue. one
block south of Madison street. S25et
Nice lot. Skis on Eighteenth avenue.
500
Lot on summit avenue north. $50
Three lots, eNiN each On IakeV.eyy ava
nue., graded street. only $50
l3r-e corner lot on Car line, ut south end
OF Lake Union $3.50.
s-room house Tor rent; ST Ter month.
LOT 60xl2S feet. near Second ave. nortb
and Roy street: level on grade. sewer
paid for, only $3.50, part long tfua
owner, as Queen Anne avenue.
FOR SALE-New four-room cottage on
Queen Anne hill; lot 20xlaO: $3.50: part
down, balance In installments. Henry
w. Lung. 4es Burke building.
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
FRANK H. RENICK & CO.
2l2 Bailey Building.

Three and one-half blocks north OF Madi-
son street, on Eighteenth avenue, two
lots. corner. high and very slightly;
price for the two lots, $3.50.
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CHEAP, dirt cheap: only s25, s35. s45; beau
tiful kenwood avenue city lots; two
blocks school. lake. park car; surround
ed by large MANSIONS: easy terms. new
sidewalks. Hillman owner: residence
corner kenwood avenue; Green lake car
FINE business lot, la0xi9o feet. bringing
Is per cent. on the investment, close in,
near Pike; $3.50 buys fine lots near In
fine lot on Second avenue. very central.
Investigate these propositions. Moore &
Co., 405 Bailey.
TO Investors and Capitaiists-I can aell
-, 30 or 100 lots on car line overlook
ing Lake Washington. cheap and on
terms; good bargains In houses and
lots also. Address Owner, 3l6 WASH
ington block.
JUST completed a strictly frst-class
seven-foom house on corner lot, Renton
hill; so per month and a small pay
ment down buys II. no agents Address
II ~. care Post-lntelligenceS
IF you want an Investment that nets II
per cent. improvements new and modern
we have choice one; only 1900 cash
required. Whalley & Sturisvant. : and
s Colman block
FOR SALE-We have three OF those and
6-rOom cottages. they will 20 quick
come In and let Us show them 70 YOU
Whslley q Sturtevent, 5 and Colman
block
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Lot 60x12o near Howell street and Minor
avenue with small house: $500
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Kilbourne avenue-Some good property a
very low prices.
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One-quarter of an acre on Nineteen
avenue; s425.
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REAL ESTATE and Rem
tai Agents. Property man
aged rightly. Houses and lots
for sale anywhere in the
city. Wightman Il Co, 100
Marion street.
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IN OUR BUILDING DEPARTMENT.

We have two fine fat buildings, corner
OF Ninth and Olive street, city, which Will
he COMPLETED early next month These
flats will be modern and beautiful IN ev-
cry respect and will be leased to desirable
tenants at reasonable prices. Now is the
time to secure n close-iu home which will
save car fare and will 30 economical in
every respect.
WE HAVE FOR RENT a magnificent
ten-room residence on Roylston avenue,
between Harrison and Republican.
We are ready to build homes which viii
be sold on easy terms or for longtime
tenants. We make plans and furnish su-
pcrvlsion for the construction OF MOD
ERIN, ATTRACTIVE HOMES. watch
combine features not always found IN Sc
attic rChitet ture. This department Is in
charge OF the well-known architect Mr.
+, A. Sexton, II you contemplate build
ing Il will pay You TO have US submit de-
siEns No charge for this service unless
our plans are adopted
We have money to loan on desirable
Seattle realty.
We write insurance IN the reliable ola
LION INSURANCE COMPANY.
FEHREN-MARVIN CO,
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Laws second addition, 2 lots for $500;
near Caller street and good view
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INVESTMENT BROKERS,

FEHREN-MARVIN CO.,
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Seven room modern house:
splendid, slightly location.
II desired can be bought
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Armour addition: lots for $3.50.
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FOR sAIE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.

Fred L. Fehren. Chas. y. Marin.
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LLEWELLYN G. WARD,
l16 Marion Street,
Real Estate, Rentals, Fire Insurance,
Loans.
200 fine lots I'm the Gilman addition. For
cheap homes and rapid increase in val
ues we believe this addition offers bet
ter inducements than any now on the
market
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Twenty-frst avenue one block James
street car line; street graded and sew
cred: corner lot: 7-room house; price
81, 200; $500 down, balance on time.
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SPECIAL SPECIAL, sPEcIAL.ll !

ls-room brick lodging house. right In
location alone worth the price asked.
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IF YOU LOVE YOUR FAMILY
. You Will buy a
summer Home
In
SPRING HILL VILLA TRACTS
Salt water beach, pure air and water.
good soil, fine view.
II will save YOU doctor bills
JACOBSEN, sos New York Building.
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One OF the very, finest restaurants in the
city for sale at a genuine bargain; long
lease and an opportunity to net from
800 to $i.000 month. The place will
pay for itself In few months. and the
now offered will be raised I'm few days
LELAND SPENCER a. co.
Basement Post lint lligencer Building.
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FOR sALE-ACRE TR1cTs.

FOR SALE BY w. w. DEARBoRN :
"a UNION BLOCK.
2Sik acres. with 900 feet of water sror.
on south side of Salmon Bay, lust mn
side of proposed government iock. ~
cellent location for manufacturing NM
poses; deep water frontage with perfect
protection; fine stream of fresh wats..
plenty of level ground for buildings Ana
easily accessible for railroad tracka ~.
line residence sites on the high ground.
price $4,000.
10 acres, suitable for plating: exce,lsn,
residence ground: fine view OF Soma
and mountains; water easily obtaina MAJ
near bicycle path and proposed car line
price $3.50 per acre
FOR SALE-l20 acres between Green Ixaks
and Edmonds, on county road; owner
nonresident; viii sell cheap and divids
to suit buyer. Whalley & Sturteyant
and 6 Colman BLOCK
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Fifty feet from Twenty-third avenue and
north Of Yesler way, we have two lots
for $3.50.
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sc0o--One OF the neatest flats in town for
rent, and furniture for sale: close in.
Cigar store Second avenue for sale:
well located.
81, 00-50-ton schooner. partly loaded;
will insure cargo. this Is chance sell
dom seen.
c. f. EDWARDS,
1907 Second avenue. In rear of Peoples
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5000 acres fine timber land in King coun-
ty; splendidly situated and ready for
logging.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22
SUMMER RpsoRrs.

Many delightful summer resorts are sis-
uated on and reached via Southern rail-
way. Whether one desires the seaside or
the mountala the fashionable hotels or
country homes. they can be reached VIA
this magnificent highway OF travel.
Asheyille, N. c.; Hot Springs. n. ca
Hale Springs, Tenn, Roam Mountain,
Tenn, and tho mountain resorts OF East
Tennessee and Western North Carolina
"The Land OF the Sky"--Tate Springs.
Tenn; oliver Springs. Tenn; Lookout
Mountain. Tenn: Monte Sano. Huntsville,
Ala. Lithla Springs. Ga, and various VIZ
ginia Springs; also the seashore resorts
are reached by the Southern railway on
convenient schedules and very low rates
The Southern railway has issued hand
some folder, entitled Summer Homes and
Resorts" descriptive OF nearly 1000 SUM
mer resorts. hotels and boarding houses,
including information regarding rates Tor
board at the different places. and railroad
rates to reach them.
For a copy Of this folder. suhedulesastn.
address !. Os-Andrewp. 6cuthupetsrn ~
ssngsx asene, HouGpn. 3sxnss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22

b. Caldwell, Hillondahl, Texas Kate
ChiIdress, Mrs. NJ. Dotty. Jno. Donnelly.
j. n. Danials. c. T Douglass. Allen l..
Eaton, S. j. Estell, ]. w. Elledge, VIM,
Everett. Frleser & Co., S. Falkson, l.. A,
Freyer. y. r. Grimstead, Santa George,
c. d. Gennsee, j. G. Glesberg, a. Hoyt.
DR.. r. b. Hogg, Mary Hartman, J. w.
Hughes. II. Hataeld, Halle Johnson, Robt.
Jones, Jrof. James, F. b. Johnson, James
Kelly Il. A. Llndow, Joe Liester, c. H. La
Costa. Geo Murphy, NJ. and Pail compan-,
u. w. Mussman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Mays,
II. Mereado. Joe Probate. l.. Powells w. 3,
Ring, NJ Rosenberg. w Il, Rlcn. Mary
Seery, Joe Tlras. T.. p. Turner, J. s. Tay-
lor VOCAL Boiling Works, Noble West
heimer. Jack Wilson. n. Widman. MIS-
Thos. Weaver,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22
A Eilinino Flag.

Thomas II GlIspin, corporal of company
II. Forty-fourth regiment, United States
volunteeres, now In the Island OF Panay,
has sent his little sister, Miss Topsy
Glispin. who liyes In this city, beauti-
fnl little Filipino flag, which was ex-
hblted as a curiosity to The Post stan
yesterday The flag has a red stripe above
a blue one lengthwlAe and An the part
next to the fagpole a white triangle With
u gold sun In the center OF the triangle
and star In each OF the three corners
This Is probably the frst Filipino nag
ever exhibited In this city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22
WErLs-FARGo.

The following unealed for packages re-
main at the wells-Fargo express office;
Mrs. Ben Alexander. G. w Wilson, W.
]. Berne. Jr., Miss Annie Farrell. Frank
Camicky u. Lion, Ben Ford, r. A. VOL
Aschlayer, Farmers Elk, Lub Co., r. Il.
Lott. A. ]. Nelson. H. p. Greer, j. ko-
lnisky, Mrs. w. f. Carey, e. w. cehb, X.
8. Price, NJ Vincent, Addie Henderson.
d. j. Lawlor. James McGowen, Houston
Ice and Fuel company, Scott Pickett, DR..
Il. c. Hodges, Captain Moore, Miss Ada
Bass. c. u. johnson, George Collins, Mrs
Eva Uzzell. Joe p. Lewis. F. Bean, Mrs
E. p. Lockart, ". .. Lawrence. Addicks
Texas; j. c. Lyons, J. c. S. Morrow s
Co, p. X. Richards, ]. n. Palmer, o. j.
Morriss. p. Lockwood Pat Malone. f. 7
Powell G. G. MCGUIRE, II. II. Stuart, Bel
Norsworthy. C. H. Meyer e. Co. VIII os.
borne, Charles Apielder. w. ]. Pearee
Mrs. w. E. stearns, T. G. sullivan, Lucil,
Leutern. Union Cigar company, VII
Fears. A. Wood Mrs. Hennigan,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22
TEXAS CHICAGO CATTLE SALES.


Among the sales Of Texas cattle on the Chi-
oago market Monday and Tuesday of this
week were the following: .,
Alma Allen of HUBBARD City. Texas Il
steers av. 1858 lbs. at Si.Sll2. =,
w. Y Powell Hubbard City. Texas Il
steers av. LAG lbs. at $3.50 a.
elem Howard Brandon. Texas, ~ steeiS
av. s4l lbs. at $.65; "a steers and heliers aN'
6e7 lbs at S4,25. r.a,
Edens Brothers & Wilson, Corsicana. Texas
40 steers av 1885 lbs. at $3.50; - .s
~ b. Edens. Corsieana- Iexas. 10 slsS''
". Edens., Corsicana. Texas a steers
ay $3.50 lbs at $3.50, - 20 ..oo-s
Taylor K Harsrove. Plano. Texas u steers
ay 1853 lbs. at sails. 10 steers av. - l9 %
at s4I5: 10 steers av. 1926 lbs, at Al6; ~ ~
Steers Az. 1891 lbs. at si,l5; is steers av. lSAS
~ u b B Hood. corsicsns Texas. 80 steers nv.
Edens Brothers. corsicana. Texas. IS steers
av $50 lbs. at $3.50 r. ., h,,,s av.
1871 lbs at S362la - No. ~ huiis
j. +. Green & Co. Encinal. Texas 30 oui's
av 1893 lbs at $3.50. - .,.,,,ro even.
4 record breaking and history maklns event
lie tha remarkable two days dlsperS,,o l ha ~
Of the champion Fairview hero o. 49, In n
cattla bv II a Nays OF Attiea. lhu', hoM ~, ~
soares IN Daxter Park amphitheater as'.nhs
Union stock Yards Chicago; ~ wni. ~ is-
sno1,s bnI "Dale" brought $500. ths 10
,nonths-old calf perfection bronght $IS ,lI
and tba COW theresa brought SsvvV. ne NE
sale will be an important addiuon r 70 se
many proofs already eAiStin5 hn,h breedInc
attie and Meet cattle. The leading eattellei.,
| go, MANY states and Canada are p.sse.ii.
- Kidding and great interest ana ehthus'-
assn exists.
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'AR0ME7ER OF BUSINESS.
Office of The Post.

houston. Saturday. April Fl.
san laelnto holiday was observed by
Il Of the tobbing and commission houses
ana as result business was rather
= around A feature OF considerable
y was Afforded by the firmness mani
" strawberries during the early part
Das' The fruit. Notwithstanding the
receipts we're quite liberal. selling
.Aan Tor several days past. Prime
brought. in one or two instances. as
~. '~9 per crate. The majority of
II - ieported, however. were made
s.cilns Of &c in Elgin butter will be-
sl'ctive tomorrow.
a ~. Brothers today received two
ia nay and one of Texas oats.
decidedly upward tendency in
70 Tie auiniue market. Bark is re-
\. y . very scarce and dealers are look
'''as material advances.
Wy Decline of lOo on the price of NOR
,r,... announced by the trad. today.
'''p0ns are now s2o5G2.25.
,v,,,. e'aetleaily no change TO report in
P produce markets. Poultry re-
.l', s Father liberal TODAY ana there
i..,,. NY !. falling of in the eemand with
'pet while prices we've No, ouot :
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c. L. Guild, Houston Packing company,
II. NJ. Barnet NJ Luna, J c, GLADDEN..
J. NJ. Finn. Transmisslssippi Congress,
O. j. Morris, Carl Bronzetti. Mrs. w. j..
Hoover, X. II. McDuihe. DR.. 7. G. Wheel
or, Mcerlin Brewing company, New Or
leans Brewing company, Pabst Brewing
company. c. c. Mare, D. q. siadons. C, R..
Evenans
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UNCLAIMED rxrnEss nArrER.

The following packages we're on hand
at the American Express eetnpany's office
for the week ending Saturday. April 81;
American Railway Supply company. A. L.
Ash, J. a. Ale1nder. Queen CITY, Tszas;
Geo. Bruce. ,. l. BoEsu, r. Brsnt, n
brown. 0sa A. axER 1ss- chknozs j