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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-11

extra ss25 oxen and S tadT51o 4 es5Is:
unchanged Shipments, $50 cattle, 1880
sheep and $500 quarters Of beef: Calves
Receipts. 1922 head; firm 70 zoe: nlgher
for veals: graSsers and western weak 20
lower. Vea!s, s5.sNG9:s0; little calves IS SS:2o
40: grassers. s3.25a3. Is: Westerns. sSe1a:e0
City dressed veals, 1l@llc. p pnc- pound.
sheep and lanhs-Rece.pts. G,2s! head;
sheep. 10I15c. higher: 5omes safes: &C.
Higher; lambs, 10a15c. higher: Sheep,
s.. 1914 %: choice and extra. s4ol??G4 ~;
culls, s2Ga.5O; lambs, s4.loa6.ao; cul1S. SAG
$50: no Canadian lambs on sdls. HOGS
Receipts, o2s7 head: steady. state ana
Pennsylvania hogs, s6.ee546.So; no westerns
on sale.
CHICAGO, ILL. Dec. 1o--CATTLE-Rc-
ceipth. 300 head, including oO IeNa IN
and $50 Westerns; 1oG2gc: Low leWer on oui =:
Good to prime steers. so.So4o.t 70, poor s, 70
medium. ssaae5: stockers and feeders ..d.. SO
$50; COWS sl.o51 49, hel!ers 80 60 c an
ners. 81 25a2. bulls. s2at4 ~. 80; CAVES: se9
Receipts to-day, 10000 head: tomorrow,
20 COO head: left over. 14,000 head; STEADY,
closed weak Mixed and butchers, $500
GAO good to choice SS.G5I655; rough
heavy. s6GG.25: light. s5.65G6l?; bulk OF
sales Sc. CiGlS.3 80. Sheep-Receipts. 1900
head: sheen and lambs steady. GOOD to
choice wethers. S4GI450: fair to choice mix
ed, S2.75@I; native lambs, s49':@'
CINCINNATI, O.. Dec: lo.-HOGs- - :,
tive and higher at SS.s5Q6.4o. Catle-Duli
at SOFAS 10 Sheep-Active and higher at
81 75d3.775 Lambs-StTong at si09S'
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c0TT0NsEED OIL MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 1o.-Cottonseed oil
firmer on spot to-day, though the demand
here nominal: prime crude, f. o. b. MS.
2s92ec.; prime summer yellow: Sc: off
summer yellow, S615c.; prime white. 591sD
dc: prime winter yellow, ae0lc.; prime
meal, $2G50@e7 nominal.
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CATTLE MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. lo.-BEEyEs-Re.
ceipts, 2, 221 head; steers steady to 1Oc
lower: bulls generally steady: thin bulls
weak; cows unchanged. Steers, s415. s.;
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. Dec. 10.-Seabo
Air Line common. 256cc5's: do. preferred
4a@44. Seaboard As. SS4S3i..
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DEC. 10, 1902.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin.
Tug Peerless, Baltimore. barge of oil
Standard Oil Company.
Barge Roanoke, Philadelphia, Pa, coal
S. II. Halves & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk,
and James River landings: merchandise
and passengers, Virginia Navigation Co
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes Norfolk, uer-
chandise and passengers. Ola Dominion
line.
poRT NEWPORT NEWS. DEC. 10, 1872
ARRIVED.
Steamer Heathslen, New York
SAILED.
Steamer IIeathslen. Cape Town.
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

LvnchbUrg, va, Dec. u, I9y2.
Sales of tobacco in the warehouses OF
the city continue very large. Prices are
not altogether satisfactory. but this con-
dition seems to be due as much to the
inferior quality of the offerings as to the
heavy receipts. Planters who brought to-
bacco here last week got good prices.
Quotations arc as follows:
EARk GRADES.
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pEANIIT MARKETS,

PEANU1 MANN e .
NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 10.-PEANUTS-
Quiet. Vlrglniauss-Acuve Ut 3t.c. for best
stock. Flncy. 3Q31sc.: strictly prime. Soc:
prime. 112c.
PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. 10.-PEA-
SIJTS-Spanish new, active at 7Oc Yir-
cinia's, new, 2is@sssc.
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Tug Peerless Baltimore. oil barge.
stockholders Meeting

The stockholders meeting of the Gray
National Telautograph Company have
postponed their meeting until January
9th. There were not enough present for
q quorum.
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BALTIMORE. MD. Dec 1O.-FLOUR-

BALTIMORE. MD. DEC. I0-F LOUfs-
Dull. Wheat-Firnler; spot and Dece1n-
Der. 16a76Ac.;. January. 16st@Ic.: Nay May
C,,rn-Firmer; spot, old, 5GGl5GAc.; new
Sc: year 54c.: January, 5l@51Ac.; Feb
ruary 5olsG15os44c.;; March. &c.: Southern
white corn, new. 494@e2Ac. Oats-Ffcna !;
No white, 37a37c. Rye-Firmer: no:
3. 55Aa55l2c asked. Butter-Firm. and
higher; fancy imitation. 21@o3c.; fancy
creamery. 30m3o1ac. Eggs-F,,rm and high
er: fresh, 26Gg7c. Cheese-F'lrm and I'M
changed. Sugar-Firm and unchanged.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY Augustine Royal & Co.
and
Sutton 6 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioreers.

In execution of a decree of the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county, entered De-
cember 8. 1902, in the suit Of eraser $
EXccutrix VS.. Thomas Moore ct ais, the
undersigned Special Commissioners, ap-
pointed thereby. viii offer for sale ~ pub
lie auction. at the front door of the Man
chester Husting Courtroom, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1902.
at Il o'clock NJ, the property above de-
scribed
This property has a good front on the
east side of the Petersburg Turnpike and
runs back between lines nearly parallel.
The land is slightly rolling and has on
it q large oak grove.
The nearness Of this property to Man
chester, with the electric cars running
in front OF it. and the improvements go
ing on in that location, this property is
bound to enhance in value in the near
future.
TERMS-One-t third cash. the residue in
three equal instruments, payable at six.
twelve and eighteen months from day of
sale evidenced by notes of the purchaser.
with six per cent. interest added from
day OF sale. and the title retained until
the whole Of the purchase money is paid
and a conveyance ordered By the court;
or all cash, at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
A. W. PATTERSON,
SOL CUTCHINS.
FRANK T. SUTTON. Jr..
Special Commissioners.
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Loaned SalariedPe op|e

retail merchants, teamstcrs. boaru1ns
nouses without security Largest businexs
In e principal cities. TOLAiAN. Room
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va, Dec 10, 1902.
SALES
Virginia Carolina Chemical common-lt
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In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
of the County Of Chesterfield
Graser's EXecutriX
VS..
Thomas Moore ct ais.
I, e. Fl. Flournoy. clerk of the said
court, do certify that the bond required
by the Special Commissioners by the de-
cree rendered in said cause on the Sd day
of December, 1902, has been duly, given:
said court this Sth day Of December 1902.
L. II. FLOURNOY, Clerk.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Dec; 10. 1907
Quotations of the Richmond tobacco
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
~"NS

quiet and steady. No. . spring wheat. l5@
9sc.; No. 5. 71a7ic.: No. 9 red. 751s@77c.
No. . corn, 5S1=e. No. 2 yell.oaw,; &c, ssAe. no.
2 oats. 31ssc.; No. 5 white, S.t?aaoasc: 40:
fair to Choice mating, 47a5sc. No. / fax
seed. s114: No Northwestern. s122;
prime Timothy seed; $3.50. Mess pork Per Y1
barrel. slsS7lh617; lard. per 100 pounds.
$40 Inal0. Is: short ribs sides Uoosel, sS.G23.
Gs.aS: dry sailed shoulders (boxed; S: go
$50: short clear sides iboNed). $3.50.
Whiskey. basis Of high wines. 81 Cl9v-
ar contract grade, sl0.T5. Butter steady;
creamery. leG&c; dairy. 17G25c. Cheese
steady at 1lAa12,sc. Eggs steady; oss
off cases returned, 24c.
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STOCKTON STREET.
Pursuant to a decree of the Corporation
Court of the city of Manchester. entered
November II. 1902, in the suit OF DuValI,
Robertson & Co. VS.. Claihorne.s Admr:
and ais. the Commissioners viii! sell at
public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER j.. 1902,
a 4:so o'clock P. NJ. the above-mentioned
real estate. fronting 1872 feet on the south
side of Decatur Street and running, back
between the west line Of Sixth Street
more or less, to Stockton Street. on which
is large, substantial building, contain.
ing some eight or nine room; servants.
house. etc. in the yard. The property
will be sold as a whole or sub divided.
as may seem best to the Commissioners
al the sale.
TERNIs-One-tl,ird cash, balance on c
and Il months. deferred payments bear
ing interest. title to be retained by tn.
court till all the purchase money is paid
WILLIS B. SMITH,
J. NJ GREGORY,
Special Commissioners.
A. Royal & CO. and A. L. Adamson.
In the Clerks Office of the Corporation
Court Of the city OF Manchester. Va
against
Claibornes Admir- ct ais. -. Defendants
I. II. z. Du Val, clerk of the said court.
40 cSIllly iildl lNe DOiitt ltlo'lEu VI tiC
Special Commissioners by the decree rem
iered in said cause on the 18th day of
November. 1902. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk Of said
court this 1st day OF December. 1902.
f. g. DU VAL. Clerk.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY Augustine Royal & Co.
and
Sutton Sc Co.,
Real Estate Auctioreers.
COMMISSIONERS A ~ SALE
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND ON THE
EAST SIDE OF THE ]; ~ R Z IN
CONTAINING ABOUT y
ACRES AND ABOUT
ONE-HALF'. MILE
FROM THE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF-TE1E CITY
OF MANCHESTER. VIRGINIA.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 10, 100:
ARRIVED
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Total for the month. 49,: 2.0s9.63
w. D. CUSHMAN,
Supervisor Of Sales.
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At the request OF owner We will sell at
public auction, on the premises, the prop
erty briefly described above.
The house contains ten rooms and city
conveniences, and brings u large revenue
on the price asked for it. The lot fronts
80 feet and runs back $50 feet.
TERN1S--At sale.
z, a. CATL1N.
and
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JUST WHAT WAS WANTED

ideas since that
pedigrec and yc
AngosaSon society everywhere and
the ancient Greeks
stunt originated The dictionaries know
universities
them u the side.
We hsve all
but didn't know just
English When marched
his he doing stunt
couldn't convict him for lack Of the
word
Reaching through history hold of
IN his
public because OF
nn Nero did
played by the light OF
his there been others.
especial can tell
public and
doing remarkable
the gambling
bluff. and evasion,
rai before public the diamond field Cuh
Washington D. adnnlrng public
Hamilton lewis did other day
washington the blind
e public acelamations.
all
ply knowledge Of what they doing
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car bis head struck pole and he
was painfully injured
John Martin. better known as
Scar Faced Mike" for whom the
police have been looking for three
weeks, Was found last night AZ I.v-
erets. The man - notorious ok
convict, and is charged with having
stolen from Mrs. ". KafYburE Of this
city a sealskin sacque. which was
found In hts possession.
Frank COMBS aud James L. Barrie
have been elected 20 represent the
local association Al the convention Of
the National Association ~ Letter
Carriers In Denver next September
The two delegates viii make efforts
20 secure for Seattle thr convention
" the national body On 1904. and also
10 get an Increase % salaries 20 81 200
Another surveying party for the
Alaska Central railway VIII leave the
city on the steamer Excelsior tomor-
row. Tnr party will BE- In charge -
Arthur M. White. civil engineer. a
brother nf the county surveyor.
Claude NJ White n will consist 81
u men with 10 pack horses and i've
tons of supplies
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Standing Of the Clubs
IMPORTANT NEWS

A heavily laden lumber wagon
broke down on the Westlake avenue
tracks this morning AZ 7.I5 and de-
iayed Green Lake traffic for 20 min
utss While the wagon driver was
figuring" on the proposition the
passengers got IN and rolled both his
wagon and its load to one side. al
lowing the cars 20 resume operations.
Mayor Humes yesterday made a
tour Of the city. taking "a look al the
nprovements In progress. IN com
pany with Assistant Superintendent
Walters In the mayors opinion IL
Is almost impossible 20 open up and
grade streets fast enough 20 accom-
modate the rapid growth Of building
operations
The baseball nine composed OF the
employees ~ the city wns defeated
BY the court house nine yesterday
afternoon by score Of N to- 8. The
features Of the game were the pitch
ing Of Darlington Of the court house
nine and the home run Oh Agnew Of
the same team
Charles Allen. q 16-year- old boy.
IN suit neid in the superior court
yesterday asks for 800 damages
from the Seattle Electric com pany
lie claims that when standing on the
lower step Of a crowded Green Lake
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NaRp RaPs FOR "KNocKERs"

euhts
ocKE II place dictionary the formal
a
TO Is applied.
California Il
oording living
Chronicle vicinity
published
stle
Knockers"
vicinity a %
cialy
When the Chronicle
Southern
persistery
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Lucky
Rival Clothing Company Strikes a
BONANZA

There are suits. and there are Huita
again but tAc Triumph Tailoring Co.
Of New YORK city makes sthe one
class. and al the other tnllors make
the other. Mr. Hoffman. who repre-
SCENTS the Rival Clothing Go. in this
city. bought the Triumph Compauy's
surplus. and 30 IL comes 20 pass that
the most astonishing bargains In
clothing 81 the very highest grade
Will be offered az the Rival
And u is q fact that suits made to
retail in the 'awagger stores az faa
fifteen.
The occasion is not advertised. The
mere announcement viii be enough
and the news VIII spread like wildfire
the moment men see the goods. The
Rival. az most folks know, la located
az Madison and First avenue. 49,.
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POLICE NOTES

Two sailors who gave their names
As william gibHon and jack Dor
man have been arrested upon the
complaint Of II. Reilly. who alleges
that the men robbed him Of s1a IN the
lssnauah saloon
The residence ~ J T.. Berry. at
Fremont WAS broken into yesterday.
and articles 90 the value % so were
stolen.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the state AZ Washington. IN and
for the County - Klng. In Pro
bate.
In the matter of the estate Of
Mary Ann Battle. deceased. No. 4o3s.
order 60 show cause why partition
and distributor should not be made.
~. " Battle. claiming 10 be inter.
ested IN the estate ~ Mari Ann Bat
tie, deceased as shown by his petit
tion hereinafter mentioned having
filed IN this court hiE petition setting
forth that more than six months has
elapsed since the Issuing " letters
OF administration upon the estate Of
Mary Ann Battle. deceased. and that
he Is interested IN the said estate as
one % the heirs. and that said cs-
tate aH one % the heirs and that said
estate Ia but little indebted and
that there is a large amount Of as
sets IN the hands 81 the adminlstra b
tor 81 said egtate and that the share
90 which he 81 entitled as well as the
share 90 which the other heirs are
entitled, may be allowed without in
jury to the creditors of the estate.
and that said estate tH owned by sid
petitioner and the other heirs men
toned IN the said petition. and that
II Is for the best Interests OF all per-
sons interested in said estate that a
partition and distribution OF said cs-
tate be made as required by law, and
that three 80 dlslnterestcd persons
be appointed as commissioners for
that purpose by the court. and IN
the event 10 r. found By said COM
missiOncrs and the court that the
property OF said estate cannot be
divided without prejudice and incop-
Nenience and cannot be otherwise
fairly divided. that the whole be as
signed to one or more of the parties
entitled 20 share therein who win ac-
cept u ana pay Go the other parties
interested their just proportion OF
the true value thereof or secure the
same 20 their satisfaction! or that
the whole Of said estate be sold. n
20 recommended by said commits
sloners. etc.
And IL appearing 20 the court that
said petition sets forth factss suf-
fiClent 90. authorize partition
aud distribution Of said estate
and appointment OF commits
sioners OF partition and distribu-
ton. etc, II Is therefore ordered by
the court that an persons interested
iu tho estate Of said Mary Ann Bat
tie. deceased be and appear before
the kNlu superior ANhlA w MIX
county. state OF Washington, at the
court room OF the probate depart
ment OF said court I'm the city OF
Seattle. ON the 23rd day Of May 1902.
at the hour Of q. 30 o'clock n. m Of
said day. then ana there to show
cause. n any they have, why an or
der OF partition and distribution
should not be made OF said estate
among the heirs and persons in said
petition mentioned, according 10 law.
and why commissioners OF partition
and distribution should not be APP
pointed, and for the sale OF said
property or the setting aside to one
or more OF the parties entitled To
share therein the whole of said estate
as above set forth.
II IS further ordered that copy
of this order be published once a
week for two 90 successive weeks
before the said 2Srd day OF NAV
1902. In the Seattle star" a news
paper printed and published in said
King county ana Of general circula-
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a Week ~ phen0mennI pTIce cut-
ting Will commence at NJ ID peasa
Johnson Co.'S 1903 Second avenue.
on oh Of the ladios Tailor Made
Suits, Ready Wear skirts. Jack d
cts, Haglans. Tailor Made SIX and
Cotton Waists. Imported Pattern
Hats. Ready to- Wear Hats Of our
own designs are being offered at
nearly half prices. ia order ~ reduce
our large stock.
Don't fan to coll on NJ D. Peaao
Johnson Co. 1903 Second avenue. for
Earrulna
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MUST STAY IN JAIL

Because hr couldn't or wouldn't
Pay over 5000 and some diamonds
20 his creditors. us ordered By Judge
Hantord. =. p Sullivan. a would be
bankrupt. was taken 20 SAN yent~r-
day afternoon. Sullivan admits hnv.
ms had the money, but alleges that
he has spent a. The creditors arc
positive that he stan has u In his p.on-
session
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FOR ARBITRATION

Matthew Dow and J W. Bingham.
representing the Master builders
Association. met at the home ~ STR
Dow last night a committee from tho
building Trades Council consisting
~ NJ Parsons. p. n. Lynch, ". or.
chRrd. william Joyce and -. ~ Fay.
% confer upon the question - per
uanent advisory or arbitration com
mites. I, was decided that tha com.
Hiittse should consist OF three mem
osrs from each side. There viil be
a special meeting ~ the trades coun.
gu Monday evening o. formulate .
definite proposition 20 submit 10 the
same niahi.
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BUTTE WINS
AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND, May et--Gay. for
Butte. pitched gilt-edge ball here
yesterday and struck out the local
team by a score Of 4 to 0. In the
ninth inuing Portland got three men
on bases with but one man out. but
Gay managed to retire the other two
batsmen at the plate.
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Shrinern. Atfnntinn

For the conclaye Of the Imperial
Council. A. a. .. N. NJ s.. San Fran
cisco, June 10 10 ~, the Pacific Coast
steamship 90. announces "a round
tflp rate OF S25, berth ANA meals in
cluded, June 10 4. good returning
sixty days. For full particulars coll
~ the city ticket ONCE, 1t3 James
street
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
have been issued; Albert ". Wright
legal. and Clara A. Wade. legal. ~
Seattle. p. ;. Doherty. Is. OF Seattle.
and Alta Harper. Is. Of Chicago
TheobaId BuChlnger. IS. and Aiuise
Ulrlch. Of Seattle Allen uailstt. 20.
aud Marie Tanck. "A. OF OHrien.
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valued at s2o.2ls. and go bales q
cotton.
The steamer Humboldt ~ the Al.
aska Steamship line sails az 10 D m.
for the north. She viii have - pas.
sengerH and a large carEoo freight
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Frof feuhnn's orchestra will nr.
company the NeNnhnya excursion "a
me baitleHnips and Evergreen PARK
sunday and furnish the music fof
dancing ~ the PAVILION
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tiel0o0 worth 81 Ladies' suits.
sklrtA. Six and wash Waists a. d
forced sale at The S~wail Hood 90 =
nev store az ifi2 Second avenue
That means below costa harvest
fur bargain hunters
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Don't fail 10 see the battieshipa
Sunday Boats leave Colman Dock
az g, 10 and n r. u. i,t5. us. &; 30.
5:45 and 10 30 g. m. Last boat lenvpr
HremertOn at midnight. ~
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Sunset OH and Refining ca.

Second block OF stock Of 10000
shares nearly all sold That remain.
ing pct 90 be had at Zoe per share.
Those desiring stock viii do we'll TO
act promptly. Early advance IN price
ELLIS MOHBlSEpN, Asst Sec.
ELLIS MORRISON. Asst. Sec.
Basement Mutual Life bldg. Seat
tie. wash.
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HO! FOR NOME!

May %. $. s. Centennial, June
$. 5. oregon. a
For Golovin BAY direet-MS
5. $. Discovery .ny
Northwestern Commercial C'SipD'
Seattle,
Ticket office, Ne. IA James s $3.50
phone Main sol: General ohios,'
eOl - Pioneer bios. phone onnoIying
Secure choice herths ~ nI Goose
early. Also agents for WIZ n,s on
Rairoad Company, 10 ans 81
whose line we issue throusn
ladlng from Seattle .--
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Seattle. Edmunds
and Everett
The Palatlal Steamer

The Palatial Steamer
CITY OF EVERETT
Three Round Trips Daily. :.
Leaves Seattle a. M, u ID -
s y. m.
Leaves Everett s:i5 a. m, ~ w
7:is y. m.
Phone, James is4i. Colmah -
Il. b. SCOTT. Mt.
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WOULD Ike ~ tisds no srfss az dgb
iatW land, mo mile from WbHtr4nn fof
q lo' or Two lp Seattle. value $500. ~.
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ton therein. ana that copies Of this
order be posted up iu each " three
Of the most public places 800 said
King county. Washington. Of least
two 90 weeks before Tho said 23rd
day ~ May. 1909. and that notice 0f
the said application be gwen 20 the
administrator ~ said estate and 10
at persons interested IN said estate
who reside IN this state. ana - the
guardian personally. II there be- any
IN this state. ~ such Of The persons
Interested IN said estate aa reside
out ~ the state.
Done in open court this 2nd day
~ May. 1902.
BOYD J. TALLMAS.
Judge OF said Superior Court
State ~ Washington. County of
King. ~.
I. g a. Koeprl. county clerk ana
ex -officiO clerk 81 the superior court
Of the state of Washington. Tor tho
county Of King. 90 hereby certify
that the above ana foregoing dOcu-
meut II a true. correct and complete
copy OF an order ~ Enld superior
court 10 show cause Why partition
and distribution Of aaid estate should
not be made in the above entitled
matter, tho appointment II commits
siOnefr the sale 81 said property or
setting the same aside 90 one or more
Of the persons interested. etc. made
and entered by said court on the End
day ~ May 1902
IN witness whereof ! have here
unto set my hand ana affixed the
seal Of said court. this znd day Of
May. 1902.
faoaD G. a. KOEPFLT. CLERK.
By y X. sickeir. Deputy Clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-24

ELLENspuRG. wash. May ga.
Or. O. ?. German. an old pioneer Of
this locality. died at his rewldsnce,
i2 riiles northwest o. toun az z
O'Clock last evening He was born
In Chatham county. y. C.. on March
20. 1918. and was veteran 81 two
Indian wars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-24

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