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9
fa mSr*!* fgwa jisrimi tammUmm af
* »a».R
Tiku officiating Hemyman. R*v. John
p dStooti Mr Henry Hale and Miss
Amanda Llndergren. both of this city.
POUTER- BENOEU-la Seattle. Tuealay.
I?. UK. at the reaidanc* af
Mr. C. L Parker la North Seattle. Mr.
David B Porter and Mies Tbekla Ben
gel. both of tbla city. Rev. W. H. O.
Temple officiating.
MATSS ASD mWAIA
MBSS—At bis bom* on White rtver. No
vmber », MM. at 1 o'clock in the after
noon. JuUus F, Mess, a«*d M years.
Funeral servlcas will be held at the rea
|dence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
SOT ICM TO TKB PIMJC.
The p«blx Ja h*r«dnr warned not to pay
any monev to parties repreaenang te oo
agents of the flaattla Posulntelligencer,
except the following, who are the only
aathortxed traveling agents of the Po*t-
SntaUMeaeer. vMlj. A. MoCletlan, J. 1-
flawiey. L. A. Harrtaon. WUI »l.
Hanna and C. It Thl- do*s
not apply taw Mmm ageata of thU
paper who are located in various
«ttl«s and towns la the Nor;hwee*, nor
ta postmaster*, who are in at! cases au
llmlaei to taka subscriptions for tha
Sally. Sonday aad Weakly Foai-Int*l!V
-
■twwMßy* —.
AOTBSTMCSr IOTICS
Advertisers Seairtng display advertisa-
Km ckardred tar tbe Sunday ksw xwat
l la copy by 1 a dock Saturday to la
gsr* ehanga
JiiHTliiaums under the bead of L<ost.
)r*\ Peond. For Sale. Per Rant aad SituaUoos
SWaated win be laa*rt*d at th- rate of 1
v Mat a word each Insertion Payment al-
Sj* la advaace. No advertisement re
amV*d wr Mm thaa % oenla.
MBtCC-TM hi Minis* offlce of the
9tost\ate!llpencer is apen until 11 9- » ;
tapdaV hours • a m. to US p ;
STpV CMsMOed advertisementa will
tarscaiYsd op to this tlm*.
JLI r\f will be reoelved 'at
Sranoh offliss of the Po*t-Intelligencer.
TACOQCA BuREAU—N« lia Pacine
*PQ»nr TOWItSgMD-jWllllam Jf ioaaa.
ttU.INOHjOf BAT—Now Wbat<«m,
atreat. Charles
Wataon. flirt
Th* Wjowtng letters await advertis*rs
toMPAinrkTaTTBNTION-AM memhers
ofOompany E. M. O. W.. are requested
ta tmSSSm at th* Armory this sfter
tmnn No**mber 11. US. at 1 o'clock, to
l«fc. nut In th* ceremoulea of
SaUUCaL J. A. Hatfield.
tT PARSONS,
fffifttl* Caiwasndlng Co. B, N. O. W.
MOTICK ta members of tympany O,
pfiat regiment- You are hereby request
ed ta aapsasbleat reapwu- haad«uarter»
*n Saturday. November XI. at 1:» p m .
ep (arm an •ai-ort f«>r the late ♦ ol J A
Hatfield A full attendance te earnestly
i£tSStai. PRANK R. ADAMS.
Captain t*amm*ndinx_
SSfISTSBRT VAITSB-rSSALS
WANTKD™Fo*ltlon by experienced sten
narapher and typewriter and general
office eaststant; references furnished.
Address Stenographer. P O. Box 1«
■KU> WASTKIMiAMe.
W^NT®D~-ICmrgetic dry goo« 1« aaWman
far thta town and vtrtntty. excellent of
fW. Apply **Wh refareneee to Walter
Manufacturing Company. Padflr Coast
K.n«r*» .treat, room. »-H
Sen FriuMwH>, Fal.
WANTED Trustworthy man can obtain
half-tnterem In prußtaMe fettgfoeaa;
monopoly; inuat manage entire bual
nll9 required: bualnee* easily net*
Q(R month, reference*. A(l<!r«*a F. C.,
pKwt-lotalttgencer.
WANTED—•oI»« ttor and organUer for a
fraternal lneuranre order. Incorporated
under tt»«* lawa of this etate; liberal term*
Offer?.) to a competent man Addtoea
last Elk Street. New Whatcom. Wash.
WANTRD A gen la. 136 ® a we«fc a ire
to work era. No capital needed. Now
«t*>ia. nww plan. Sella a'. aiaht, Every
ramilv needs tt. HoweehoM lPp»cillty
CV»„ Boi Ul Cincinnati. O
fjßO'9 BFSINKSS COLLEGE, Occidental
block—Th<» loading achool, Individual ln
et ruction Ituslnea* and Engliah co\i»«ea
WANTED—Ten coat makers, aleady tin
ployment: apply at on«. Ta-oma
woolen Mitl. Tacoma.
WANTBD—Foat. vwrt « n d panta maker:
*t*adv work Apply Tacoma Woolen
Mill Company
W ASfTKIV-BO tgnKR».
jft ANTED-Children to ImuM at teaaonit
hie rates: good home *ls Marton street.
HARTCIMKi
Tit We#* Main, pavs
highest caah price* for wvo n <l Kand
clothing Cell or s«end postal. tmtnvdiaia
attention will b» gUen.
IF TO!* HAVE any *ec< r,l h*.-t
cell or MMrut P»»«taf to the S»ldter Second-
Hand Store *1« Waahlngton «tr«-!.
WAXtRD-AUKim.
▲GENTS wake F to »'.< s dsy Introducing
the "t*a«aot the only i: «m<p »tv,>t
camera made The **Her of
the century; general a *>d Kv«i ■« cents
wanted all £*ef the wwrtd
territory Write tftHv t.vr ter*ea and
aarnplee. Atke»» Gle**.>n Co. \>. 1
Croeae, W*
nV*TW>-*»« m %
WANTED— E**e* h.i-.- - < m -.r- »n„
•niloiia to dw out lit* n-»-k of n\rr<
«-hendlse tmwwd*at-lv
MHtieaa. with amount < f stc. »,
end price WAITED, to VJU .a TW FU-T-
Intettlgeooer.
WANTK1 »—The peopl* »c K » th.«* «•
gl\e the pPOWpte« end M »»< V, • ~n .
lt>r aervt»*e In Seattle: rt;.* r - »<
(ym or telephone Main * at ?
eenger Co . «1« Second ave-.w
Yt>I'"~WANT MONEY I w» th
goode and furniture pf ill T,! t ha»e
C>e <e«h: you have the furnln -e \
drewi Furniture, care Ihv«-IntaJU» o »r.
and w« can make a trade
\\tlX FAY hWNS '• « *r
ktnda ae--ond-hwnd edge*t Iwl* r *
euglnae. P«mpe. m. - - s
mn<* 'FTH P JJK
ply Tmt*r way,
WINTKI> A IT ;*F
aJce. and In !tr»t . »»** C«f? -
dllten- Aditreae. •<•' ** *»d
lenxth of ttme It fan *"• »eaaed for
C E . Foet-lnteiygatH-er.
•AVE YOCR MONEY en.t attend ifva
ereat urdorwrftere* aale of earned
eood* and gro*WTt*a aa*»d frv.tt the
wrecked asaamar VmatHla at v.* l\aa
street
WAKTKD Ml fct»d» of "w-' b 4n (
i i „, ( |)i-' • coenk. and at -vr« » \ , a%
i>t*v>it r*sh pdea fteHter Sronj it* i.t
«■ ;r TK IV-S ■•X'k* «>* * T, erchan. , i -■> .> ...
-:. id Jumlture ■
htgfcent ceeh prte*a. ittckrdon A Pojte,
l«n Ftrat ararue.
vTA NT
wervlal dock.
WAKTBD-RONBK cm* to tfcr*a nJrely
foriiMMd or room* tn nrl
*«« fudlr **** *©**»*» u4 prto*.
AMma Itt New Arlington
WAKTRD-Tln* or four unfurntahed
r«Mm for rto* In; no
cMMrm; Addrtw D., Pom-
I BtellUfrn.er.
WANTKD-Tp rent small furntabed tow**.
Address at <«<*. with terms, etc., ftut
ne*s, Pun-Intelligencer.
POR kERT-ROOm.
POR RENT—First-ctaaa furnished rooms;
sttVtly r*epeetable: for families; itaftot
housekeeping permitted; terms reason
able New U«t> brick block. central;
Marlon and Third *venu*.
FOR RENT-Eiegantiy furnished moms;
* and upwards, baths; steam beat. Ho
tel Ferguson. Front and Sen*r*. Mrs.
Ferguaon. prgprletrew. Furnished room*
for Ugh* housekeeping.
FOR RENT-Meat. dm. comfortable fur
nished rooms, also housekeeping rooms;
r+asonabie price* modern improve
ments. excellent locality Normandy,
Third and J a me* _______
GERMAN! A HOI 'HE- Nearly furnished
rooms. F> and upward*. double pwrtors,
bay window - hath 39*4 Colombia
w reet. bet. Third *nd Fourth * venue*
FOR RENT--Three> nmn* furnished for
|>ou»»k>-«-pti)r. nne view, oulet; home
;!"* place, rUmf In: no car car fare. 134
• le **rt. comer Re< arid street.
FOR RENT Furnished room'; also
nouaekeeptn* rooms; steam heat; ele
ctor. Enter blork; room # Ibcond.
FOR RENT—R*aotlfully furnished room*.
Hote! Vendome. Front street, between
University and I n ton
FOR RENT Fumt»hed rooms; also
ifS'lSr "'flag rooms. at the Weed house.
First avenue
i FOR HKNT - Single and housekeeping
rooms unfurnished. 1530 Fifth, one
block from pjke
* ul "^NT—First-cluss furnished rooms.
- ""n* block Front and Cherry.
FOR RENT —Four unfurnished rooms, for
housekeeping Mi Columbia street.
F'»R RENT- Furnished r«*>m« cheap;
light. fire and bath, «» Yesier.
YE KEM I.W. »RTH TNN. furntaned
steam heat. 111S Front,
FOR RE NT—Three furnished housekeep
ing W>—is MUS Front.
RENT—Furnished front room for
gentlemen 10» Third.
FOR RENT-Rooms, Tb« Russell, steam
heat: private bath*
FOR RENT—4 omlor!*h> rooms and
board. «« Fourth.
FoR RENT—Housekeeping and single
rooms. ¥&+ Pike.
ABBOTT HOUSE Third and Pike; n»atly
furnished rooms.
FOR RENT - Furnished suites, with bath.
Th* Arlington
FOR RENT—Housekeeping room*. 41*
Madison
FOR RENT—Furnished room. 11l James
street
ro* aiMT-Noisei.
FOR RKNT-Hou*#* atore*. flat*, and of
fice* In all parti" of the city Pioneer
Rent and Col tret ton «*o.. > Roxwell
block Telephone RM ~<H.
FOR HKXT Howe* flat* and at ore* In
B**UU> R#nl aod «'ollec
tlon Company, room 4 Gottatcln block
FOR RENT cottage, nicely fur
nlahed large I»wn: • lo>»e in on car
tine. Inquire 1 and 1 Haller block.
FOR RENT- FumUhed house, corner of
Eleventh and t'herry Apply to J. Furth
at Puget Sound National hank
FOR RENT- Newly papered five-room
houae. fnciutrc at Queen Ctty Laundry,
corner Fourth and Pike.
FOR RENT A e »jy 4-room cottage fur
nished; nic* yard; no children. i:t«
Eighth avenue
TO RENT -itouaea *nd rottagea: *ll lo
cations William P. Harper. <52 Horton
Rank building
RENT Good ocuae* at moderate
r«n» William N Redfl.'d. New York
Mock
FOR RENT -House, modern. 2"l Burke
building
FOR RTNT Ureal! hoy«e r »*!■* Second
ROOMS AMD BOARD.
FOR RENT Two plca««nt room*, with
board, *«» hath and um of piano.
Fifth avenue.
F'»R RENT Desirable room* with ho«rd.
fine ?al>le Mrs Ri<k«»r, Third and Mar
lon atreeta.
FOR RENT Fttrniahed room, with hath.
g«a, flrat-claaa table board. ISl? Fifth,
near like
FOR RENT Pumtsbed rooms with or
without t>tar<l 21" Seneca strwet.
PRIVATE BOARD, with or wUhout
rootp JflSl Thtrd avenue
BIKHKM (MAMI*
WANTED • livery l>n«srrman who is
anxious to ctace out hi* stock of mer
chandise Immediately for ca.'fH to send
addr*x» with amount of stock on hand
and price wanted, to Qutck Hale*. Po-t-
I ntelhgencer.
»:? St NESS ••HANI'KS \ll kinds hotel*
lining bouaew. t-*-«ta>irant*. grocery.
•«* «r. tobacco aod fruit -Mores In town
and « <>!inir\ H all. ."«< Epier block.
l'i »I 5 HAt.E Small ste.mer »!'h » grw»d
roc'. for the rmkitig money.
»It ?>,• .-heap. (litll. M l,(\!»>r M<x k
l'i)R SAI.E OR I.KT The Vienna bv*k»*ry
i r it Applv at Quon City
bal erv. !"Ktf> Flr*t avenue
(OR MIR-Rl.ll l*tUK.
r»'K''Ki' SAI.E S;\ e tier front k»»« on
l_.k. I nlon three Work# Tf-rth from the
TWftl etre-t c*r liaro «'*© i-Vven de-
MHodefHi? lots IWo h)mkj> e»«t
f> in. the l<kr n>i;«t ' *o 1 John I*.
IHMTT A to, vtxMW A I v b-nidm*
IN ViKP ore* IAN PS 1 •. M And
Tbytstoa eoun'lee ev > ft-njt Said.
» t, ared and »>■ . % *,■*{.
f-.rm» l*»rtr*Me l'Mii«. Tacoma MID
t'ONtfw»ny, T»«ow%. W ash
tUCDIN M,» - C»M 1 \\l> on.~m-v
of »•*♦! .»N< offered | n 4
■**-re tract*, m i»» tern>a on i*tr« if
i • S •••I s -- I .n.l Company. 1U
FoS; s\l >: -P. n r »f> ;*» <M-re« f» ;i . . t
fc»Ktaiw land part later lnpn»vv4 etirht
n»,'r. •• •!. s i ft. ! re M M
h,-r 3* K t i!»d;n*
P»R SH.K H.".'- if ;! ; and Mm k«>«
*4 ? t' r ttx IM. Skr 1A • !•?;#. « iVHM* t<T» th#
«-"* •''f' l ' " «. >-«e IV»rf?el, 1;»
Halter No* k
I t 'tH 5A ' *• *I. * M I ' * C ! Spti!ix
..'--,3 S- e*ii*- S «'h!'.her*. luC
i Weat \ ■••k-r way
FOR SAI.E-< h»k-e r;-> ~< S f IrTR profv -
ER»V 1* I' & T' •» A
¥*e ;* v butMln*
I'rtß MU-tom.no Hot H«.
Fi>s HALL Uvta'.nf Hwue a r.vm-«
centrally d- rg b>-,*u»-*a*
a snap. Amw Ptdwnoa A *v>* Se t—j
First amae *
r«*M in iitM.i.
KXCI'WGK Irun*
a44iit>A tv-r nlkh " "j
W bulldtng.
RPVOTAU
T»«K WASHIN»iT«>V W RV> STORKS
kave maetnl to tit ileatli T» i'd ttrwt
HnaSelra Taey rna»t»fe<-t»te»» trr <aatiy
H"e-«av"Ag street f*r fef.ter In ttw mar
ket Tt«a .-4ty ruue. it Is tevtted to
ejid Unwssjgata a. M Manager.
THE SEATTLE PO6X4NTELUGENCEI! SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1896.
PM lUJMUMmLMWn.
FOR SALE-On* o' t(M b«* lodging
house* la th* city. cwnsUnng of 25
room*; doing * good hnttn***. central
location; will be «k>M on r»a»onab:«
t»nw. as own« Is compelled to leave
city. Address Poat-lnte!Hgen
en.
BY ORDER oC Roam of
the entire Mock of groceries and canned
good* Mvcd from the wreckad Meaner
CnwtilU will br mM ni IK Pike street.
These goods are is condition.
FOR SALE—Fine home: I yean old; **tl
bred, and broken to A*ddl>> and harness;
sound. kind. stylish. Write or «-»!!,
W#»Wu|tOß Stables, 11M Third avenue
north.
FOR 8A IX-Flttjr BMlton feet of timber,
•tear Everett and Leetii. on Snohomish
river. The Thomaa investment Co., 4
and I Occidental bvtMing.
POR SALE—Cigar store on leading busi
ness street. well stacked. A 1 fixtures;
private reasons. Apply & and < occiden
tal block. 13 m.
FOR SALE—Of exchange for I't-gS'ige
Winchester repeating shotgun, a finely
Inlaid imported guitar. Address 1221
Third avenue.
POR SAI.E-QSI; th* furniture of ks
rooms, including "vapor bath; house for
rent, nine rooms In alt; owner IIL US
Third avenue.
FOR RA LE—Dotfble-block shingle mill
complete. Jft.oaft cords bolts, for on*-
third cost; terms. Donihue 4k Aiken.
9* Cherry.
FOR SALE—Model M. **. Columbia bi
cycle; perfect order; BS. Address B. C.,
Post-In t eiltgencer.
FOR RALE—Eight-horse holler, almost
new; cheap. Loggers' Supply Store, 124
Yeeler.
FOR RALE—A line organ, cheap Brow
tier & Compton. 121- Second sveiue.
FOR SALE—Fine store fixtures; one
third coat. TZSSi First avenue.
NEW HOME MACHINES—Con Oepfert,
HIT First avenue.
FOR SALE—OId newspapers. Apply at
thle office.
FOR RALE—Folding bed; cheap, aid
Fourth.
PERMS AL.
POR THE NEXT TEN DAYS AT COST
—Trimmed and untrimmed hats. tips,
upright plumes, fancy feathers, wings,
birds, chenille braid. Golf and Tara
O'Rhanters at 15 and SO cents. M. Gal
lagher. 1612 Second avenue.
ATTEND THE UNDERWRITERS'
sale of canned goods and groceries
saved from the wrecked steamer Uma
tilla great hargains. goods In first-class
condition. 116 Pike street.
FOR SALE-A large assortment of high
grade pianos and organs, new and sec
ond-hand. at low prices and on easy
terms. Sherman, Clay £ Co.. TIS Second
avenue.
WE MAN* FACTURE th« best air-tight
stove ma<l\ ;md if you have a coal stove
you wish to exchange, be sure and see
us. Martin. 2*13 First avenue.
MRS L HUDOIN. .mtstic modiste.
Washington block, is making a special
ty of elegant tailor-made suits this sea
son. Prices reasonable.
MRS MONELL. complexion and hair
specialist Superfluous hair removed
without Injury Rooms 14 and l» Downs
block. Second avenue.
THE SEATTLE STOVE MF<3. CO.-1008
First avenue. The Columbia, the best
air-tight stove In the market. Every
stove guaranteed
SEATTLE WOOLEN MILL CO.-All wool
Mackinaw coats, pants and bUnkets for
miners, prospectors and loggers. 1119
First avenue.
PERSONAL—Did not get letter In time;
would May B please make another ap
pointment? Arthur C., Post-Intelligen
cer.
C. I* PERNIN. the famous palmist. Ho
tel Vork. room* 11. 12 and IS.
BTOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS, all
kind.* 410 Yesler.
F. DANlEL—Merchant tailor. removed to
W* Third.
MARRIED I.ADIE9, try "Seguro."
FOISD.
THE ENTIRE SALVAGE STOCK of the
steamer consisting of dry
goods. <-»rpeta, boot* anil cloth-
Inn. and. in fact, H complete Mock
of all kinds of merchandise,
wtll he placed on "ale Ttiea
d »y, November l?th. in the Seattle
National Bank building:. corr<»r Yesler
way and Occidental avenue. Come and
sea' the great bargains.
CHILDREN'S
FLEECED
JERSEY RIBBED
COMBINATION SCITS
25 CENTS - - - FER GARMENT.
KELLY.
THE UNDERWEAR DEALER.
FIRST AYE.
ivtwern Cnlon <»nd t S're«ts.
FOt'ND The entire sto-k of groceries
and canned good* «*\ed from th*»
*r«- k-d iitmnK-r I'matiH'. and in fir«t
,«* condition, are being sold at li«
Flke street.
FOt'ND "That the S-attl* Messenger
* • mj«tn>- <-an deliver pa. k*ge* and mess
ages satisfactorily anl CM*p Ring O.
K bov, or telephone Main lio.
BARGAINS in unredeemed watches, dia
mond*. sealskins and musical instru
ments. I'ncle Joe I»an Office, j|T Sec
ond.
LONDON LOAN OFFICE Money
m i \it Suable* watches diamonds and
Jewelry lflS South Third
1 VCE • TRTA! NS and blanket* laun
dered good a# n«-\* Mrs. Mosher. Isl<>
Front
FOCND Thirty piles adrift Owner ap
ply on htle Blakelev it West Seattle
I.oar.
L<vsT OK ST« >LKN The fox terror
j < kF 1 re»*rd to ur.y ot" return:- <;
im cr furnS»htn« Information cf hs<
where a boot* tvi S. R Davidson, at Hotel
Northern.
1 <*S«T An i<\ hav*- ihrtr me*
***■»* (Wilvrwl pmmpflv and rh<*»p!y
t»v jtli |VOpl# Who fail !o> . «»U »• tit S« -
ot ! avm-u*. or t\'h O K box
!>»*? Hi . k ! >-«#l!vn
hitch: .«<>-w»r* 10 t*>* n«m* of
K; w '* o:i r#-
t'jru is> Mi imi • H >?<■: Part*.
Vl»t »:i 1 IM.OI a.
THK KNTIRK SAI.Y'AtiK of !h»
st#.««KK' 1 m«uli*. t<»n<<tsttnc of ,{ry
ircMxttk. < * hoot* *n-l cloth
ir k If !*■ t. * iT'lUfil#!!' *sfo* k
'* kind* of mrrrtun<ii<M>,
*» .5 h» r »«-*« < i -air T i*n
' » v * -r l' ,k in in# £•*<«'!*
Hank huiWJ'vc • orni-r
*ay *«<! IV. a>v#n ■!<•„ A'om* sn<i
«»»» th» *r*«i bargain*,
Ol l> I' v i'» K> far m> as »>-,<•
• >m> * of th 4* ;-ar*r He w Iyin<lk».
*ri.i i %t. >«ti< e«.
OORrOMTION In r.*np*mi. TnSnfcir!
n- - V ,fT or ton* pr<»~»r Uc** on th« ?-al
tow-.rt* »«*<• hodW Noapa r«wJ or «s,-s
tan no*. U *re» jmo* hr*\ *r
no? X* *ra* firm :<>n« prtnW
not n* 14 am* »,:* t#rn»a
on toff* v>Hkr»» A Mr*** P<m-XBt*m-
{*** * t S«,
HVMKMBKR th* onttf* ato*-fc 0 f
»n»» i «-a-:- «k! g*>M» a«vmi from
tmdwS »tMm»r t'muuii* ar * bHn*
•os 4 by oc4«r Bo*-d oi ITmitrarttrn at
n» Pik# MW!
SFBCIAI. IXrORMATIOJt DAftT to
mar.iif* ?urt*». bu*.-. «a Kiwk»
pufviK* m-*i lh« Pr«»« CHrateg fv u .
f»»n (Alkr. »». I'tie# Ktork INjniat d
«V
noRAUC.
storaqk »si>i n'uMww
Tr ftUft* a
JFIATTI *■ #T»>RA*»K *\l> OiVMW-
C«*B.» *it). UU Ftjal
rtiAiaAL.
E NEGOTIATE LOANS in any amount,
at the lowest rates offered »n *h» city,
on improved inside property in BeattW-;
money on hara) for small loans iarfe
toans closed without delay John P.
Dorr t Co.. room A Bailey building
NETHERLANDS-AM ERIC AN Mortgage
bank. S. Ellens A Co.. agents. Olympi ■
Nock, makes loans to any amount on
Improved msid# property and farms.
No delay and lowest rates.
AM OFFERING all the property of W. C.
Hill estate, consisting of city lots, acre
age. brick yard. etc.. at private sale.
William H. Lewla, administrator, Stf
ashfngton block.
ASSETS— MutuaI Benefit Lifa
loans money tfull value) on its policte*.
Angus W. Young. IIS Washington block.
LIBERAL ADVANCES on watch's and
diamonds at low rste*. Uncle Joe Loan
Office. SI" Second. block-
WARRANTS WA NT ED—Sta \», county,
school Wm. D. Perkina A Co.. *1 New
York Block. Seattle.
THETHOMAS INVESTMENT CO..rooms
4 and S Occidental block; mortgage loans
and fire Insurance.
COMMERCIAL PAPER bought snd
money loaned. Perrot 4k Perrot, 619
Pioneer building.
HERBERT S UPPER makes loans on
farms and timber land. IS Scheuerman
block
JAMES BOTH WELL loans and insur
ance. 28 Boston block; telephone. Main
m
TO LOAN—Money, long or short time.
William P. Harper. Dealer Horton bank.
LEE A BOWDEN. financial and Insur
ance agents. Horton bank building.
EUREKA LOAN OFFICE—I43O Second,
corner Pike.
LOANS—Short time. Crowley. 31 Hlrck
ley block.
LOANS— Improved real estate, 31 Haller
block.
LOANS—Llewellyn. Ward A Hardin, SIS
Third.
KOTICC TO CONTRACTORS.
CALL FOR BIOS TO FURKISH COAL
for Snohomish County—The board of
county commissioners will receive bids
up to 11 o'clock noon. December 1, 1>36.
for seventy-five tons of coal, delivered
on cars at Seattle A International or
Great Northern depots in Snohomish.
PETER LEQUE.
Clerk Board of County Commissioners.
U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Portland. Or..
November 30. I*9* -Sealed proposals for
extending the South Jetty at Coquille
River. Or., will be received here until 2
P m., December 22. ISW. and then pub
licly opened Information furnished on
application W. L. Flsk. Capt. Engineers.
PHYSIC! ASS AMD StRGEOMS.
DR FLEISCHER De itsche art*; spe
cialty, surgery and genito-urinary dis
eases. Office. Gottstein block.
DR J. J. STURGUS.
Homeopat hist New York building.
Phone. Red 171.
DR HASELL. M R. C. S.. England, 517
Washington,bldg. Telephone. Main 411.
DR. SARAH KENDALL. Holyoke Nock.
Telephone. Green 351,
DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. 2S-27 Roxwell
block.
DENTISTS.
GEO. W RRAGDON. D. D. S . 1-! Starr-
Boyd block. Telephones: Office, Main
172; residence. Red <2l.
CALDWELL. 15 Halbr. Upper or lower
sets. $9; both IIS; filling. *1 and up; ex
tracting. 50c.
DR H F. BMITH. 11. 12. 13 Hinckley.
Telephone, Main 555; residence. Red SJI.
ALBERT J. FORREST. Frye block.
Front street.
DR. G. WILLIS TRICE. Third and
James.
GEORGE THOMPSON. D. D. S..
Burke block.
P H O'CONNOR, D. M. D., Bailey build
ing. *
C. A. HOLMES. D. D. S.. Colman build
ing
R B GENTLE. D D. S . New York blk.
OCtXim A*D AIRISTS.
I»R A B KIBBK. oculist. a'iri«t and
physfcian for diseases of the throat; re
moved to rooms 32*-J27 Bailey building,
corner Second sr.d Cherry street*.
DR STII.I.SON. eye. ear. nose ar;d throat.
Haller biilldlng. corner 2d and Columbia.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS E. EMMETT. the South African
medium in her wonderful clairvoyant
sight, reveals the past present and fu
ture; con so It her reading*, 50t Rooms
22 and 23 M Donald block, sfll Second
avenue.
MME LA YEE. clairvoyant, trance me
dium, tells past, present and future;
satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
Southwest corner Sixth and Madison.
M'SS TERRY, wonderful <~ird reader;
your fortune for 30 cents; if you are in
trouble do not f ill to visit her. Room
1* Epler block
MRS GEORGIE VAN WINTER clair
voyant and business medium 1"V«S Mait
land block First avenue; room «V
MRS SWAN. S»<ond health and com
plexion specialist medicated and elec
tric bath* maanetir treatment.
MR? CHRISTIE 114 Ser-o rl m-dium:
p-e<Jtcted election o? Repuhii.-art presi
dent for over a year.
VAPOR ELECTRIC RtTtH rheumatlsra
specialty Leslie |.*» Th'-d
MRS MOORE. cUlrvot • • *H
First avenue.
»"»lllinponi*Ta.
I \V \ \ ; S. •• ••• 1 -«\e!- en -
blo- V .v ve»r»' t ract|< al all
competitors chslUng^d
N A*»* ACE.
MR? CHRISTIE sii S- 1 ated
bath* massage, electrte tr*»a*m-nt.
S AAin RK.
MAMfURIN.; TARI.QR < nd'are.
DAEtAIG 4AD <I-EA\IAi;.
,S\N FRANI IFLCO DYE \A IRKS CM"—"
o- ; Telephone Red im "
WEIR S DYE WORKS, it J , k •
eph.ve Black T2l
lltiOK RIAniM;,
W|£ I K \l> the prmfiTS : -j-., . rr. r
ig pr.--«pe«-t :«e» ar-.t »■ k . a
I" r : '. **t:opo' t, 4 p n: 4RI
V "V, : * , r rap *, By - I>ltr Honoa Bank
but. Ung. Seattle
J ANTHONY—Genets# I •'e'- ;v»-
ITT ruler and bUrk Wk mar if 4 cturer.
*> > r«* averv.ie ToO« of vi-ne
A R-%enbe>g VM'itt -ake *
• ■RAI\ ASD STOCK FtiHtAOC
SEATTLE GRAIN AND ST "~K fCY.
charg", 2? and IP Suit v.*-. M|| n
provisions acd sio-ks on rr trgxa ar-
<jaotat; is hv wire
FLORISTS ASD SKEn«ME*.
NOW IS THE TIME to r *rtt bulbs and
r fc* v * * >arg- stock and can
sav« you «no*Hry_ Seed *34
-. t V. >- -Of -1 v - .-.
It K AAO COLD STtiRAUL
: * MONO 10 VND CM. rr, .RACiE
• n?par r • ' -.ion «•? -et rr «su*a "•
• ■ - tk'j: ; -■ frttfa V-t* ;e»i waVer.
AA IRK, IROS A%|»RK A\D PLATtAU.
PA< !e-i« RAILING AND PLATING CO„
Us c&jtoa.
MMIWCE.
CHARLES WATSON. Insurance. *B. -"***
«isd XH "New York building- Telephone,
Main 40L
KARRIS CAIN 6 CO.. *en ral Insurance.
«Bite SI Hinckley Telephone. M iin SJI.
BURNS A ATKINSON, general insur
ance. 14 Boston Nock
HARWOOD MORGAN, INSURANCE.
Room C. Haller block.
GOODWIN RASER A FISKEN. insur
ance. Haller block.
HANFORD * STEWART, insurance. 297
Pioneer building.
WILLIAM HATTZ A 00.. Insurance.
Gottsteln block.
CALHOUN A CO.. general insurance,
Olympic block.
WATERHOUSE * BEACH, insurance.
A Colman block.
ATTOI*YEY«U *T-L %w.
WM SHERMAN DAWSON. Attorney arid
counselor at law. Offices 3M and 305
Traders' block. Spokane Washington.
FRED H. PETERSON attorney snd
counselor at law Tomer Yesler avenue
and Commercial street.
PRATT A RIDDLE, attorneys at law,
rooms aW-.'HO-sn Bailey building.
ANDREW F. BURLEIGH, attorney at
law. 22* Burke building.
STRUVE ALLEN HUGHES A M'MICK
en Bailey building.
W D LAMBI'TH, Seattle National Bank
building.
PATEVTS.
PATENTS OBTAINED; machines de
signed. Adams. Colman block.
EDICATIOXAL
PACiriC TBLBORAPH »qHOOL Tha
bent and only school in the West teach
ing telegraphy; our students are pla<-ed
in offices when competent; full informa
tion upon application. Seattle National
Bank building.
WILSON S MODERN BUSINESS COL
letre. New Collins building; a goad, big
school—that's all. Send for circulars.
FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES
—Constant A Bracon's. Burke building
room 428.
KLOCtTIOS.
ELOCUTION SCHOOL—Celeste Langley
Slauson. Seattle National Bank build
ing; tuition reduced; send for circular.
ALICE HAMBLET. Public Reider!
Teacher of Elocution. Voice Building.
Seattle National Bank building.
MISS LIZZIE JAY RICHARDSON, elocu
tion. Fourth.
VOCAL A*D MSTRI AIE\TAL MI'SIC.
MRS. E. B. MILLAR. Gold Medallist, etc..
wishes a few pupils for music. French
«nd German at her own or pupil's hosne.
For terms and full particulars apply 1511
First avenue.
MISS ROSE C. MITCHELL, mandolin
and guitar: formerly Instructor Illinois
Female college; new class now organiz
ing. For terms address IMS Seventh.
.T— .
ART
JESSIE M. ELLIOTT. Studio. 36 Boston
block.
MIXES AMD MI3IXG STOCK.
MINING BROKER; R. B. Johnson. 12
Kline & Rosenberg building. First aven
nue.
HIGHLAND LIGHT GOLD MINING
Company. Boston block.
FOR SLVLE— Best mining stocks. Vellne.
IHI2 Second avenue.
MISISG ESUI\EER.
MINING ENGlNEEß—Examinations, re
ports and consultation. IS vearj? practi
cal experience. Room 60 Haller block,
Charles P. Tatro.
MAKE MONEY; buy stock In mining
companies with a bright future; we have
some for sale; investigate. Hall, 54 Ep
ler block.
ASSAY BUS.
A T. JOHNSON, IN Tester, assayer and
chtmis*t. Mining properties evtmincd
and reported upon.
ENGINEERS AID CONTRACTORS.
SA N FRANCISCO BRIDGE
engineers and contractors; bridge build
ing. dredging harbor improvements and
general contracting. Charles street and
First avenue south.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY, builders
of bridges for railroads and highways;
pile driving, trestle and wharf building.
5!2 Seattle National Bank building
CONTRACTORS AND MILDER*.
A P RANDALL * CO rmrpenten
jobbers; slating. Telephone, Green 644.
239 Sprinc street.
W. C. CALHOUN, contractor and builder;
eeneral Jobbing 110 Madison, telephone.
Tike 2
PROPOSAL* rOR SI PPLIES.
TROTOSAI-S FOR SUPPLIES- -Sealed
bids for supplies vrlli be received by the
directors of the Washington Stat' T-n-
Itentiarv. at their office in Walla W,i)|n.
Washington, up to 2 o'clock p m of
December 14. l & f*v for the following,
vis Groceries, dry goods, hardwire,
paints and oils, flour and feed, tobacco
and drug' and medicir.es. For specifica
tions and ny in.4'ilries ad ires*
Mclnroe Walla Walla Washington.
CIEtTiK AL SIPPI.IES AND RE.
PAIRS.
BELLS. BATTERIES, burglar alarms,
gas and combination fixtures; closing
out Jch* son M Main sfr-'-t, Tn-tfiont
bote', telephone. Main 245; repairing
promptly done.
MESSENGER SERVICK.
RIN(S THE O. K BOX for mewnic»r*,
Western Union .ind Great Northern telel
srams. ha< 'ss, gumeys and express
w.tgon* cj'ii. k ,-errlee Teleprone Main
1-• fH Second. Branch Tatiflc
crv
AA 001 KA AtILI.S.
HE IS A lIAPPV MAN w*o is
n th his pre*, -st condition. That's th«i
w ty they genera sty fee! after they g.- :
TiX'i'd up at the Eajtie Woolen Mill- t«c
First av » me.
TRI \K FMTOHV.
FOR TR NKS AND TR.A.VELI NO BA< iS
go to Queen City Trunk Factory. r
;ng a specialty, Yesier ir*n'i» and Com
mercial Rrar-h. Ill# Second.
IMURELL % REPAIRISCJ.
UMPRELLAS-Manufactured. re-overe*l
and repaired. genera; repairing 213 Co
lumbia str»e* Robe;- " Br-»s
I ADKRT AKERS.
BUTTERWORTH a SONS. uri»raiteri
and eraba.'mfrs. comer Third ivtso*
and Pike Telephone, Pike «*.
DIAKR AAD WRECKER.
A. O BENJAMIN £U Railr-sad »Wj»;
r-.»r faydrauiic aa-ad a&d dredging
puns ,»s.
*F.RTHAAT TAIL.ORG.
CHOY CHUN'} CO Se--«ttd between
Pike ar>d Union. Price* re<iuw"eirj.
STOAE KKFAIRIA(>.
STOA S AND RANOK REPAIRS. All
iunda. Tklrd *tre«t.
mo-TOON \rntc »PPUB«.
!-AT EST
and complete stork drv plates and films;
fr<+ti use dark room.* for hanging Wash
irgton Dental and Photographic Supply
''o . CI Columbia. opposite postofOce.
C. TV. PARKER 4 »T>. fresh paper and
plate*. everything >,.sed « a photography;
no catalogue.
CITY MOTICRS.
CALL FOR BIDS FOR STREET LIGHT
in*.~ Notice is hereby given pursuant
to City Council No. V* that
sealed bids win be received by the un
dersigned Secretary of the Board of
Public VV orks of the City of Seattle up
to l* o'clock A. M Monday. November
a&th. I«SS. for furnishing street lights
for the City of Seat tie for one year
comm-nctse January 2nd. IS9T aoord
»&g to the plans and spe-tfi«-stions
adopted by the City Council November
Wh, >R*5. snd now on file in the office
of the Board of Public Works.
Each proposal must be accompanied b*
a <-*rrified check in the amount of one
thousand dollars, payable to the City
Comptroller of the City of Seattle, as an
earnest that the Wdderif awardedHny i-on
tract will within ten day* from the d*ta
that such contract is awarded enter into
a contract and furnish bond* for the
faithful performance of contract accord
ing to requirements. In case of failure
to > omply therewith, said check shall be
forfeited to the City of Seattle.
Special attention Is called to article
xxili. of the city charter as now in foree
relating to "hours of labor." and to ar
ticle vtii.. sec. 31. subs. 1 and 2, whl. h
read a* follows:
Sec. 31. Subdivision 1. Before any con
tract for the doing of any work or labor,
or furnishing any skill, labor or material
to or for the city of Seattle shall be valid
or binding against the city, the contractor
shall enter into a joint and several bond
wuh the city of Seattle, for the use of the
city find also for the use of all {H rsons
who may perform or cause to be per
formed any work or labor, or furnish or
cause to be furnished any skill, labor or
material In the execution of such con
tract, conditioned to perform the <-on
tract according to Its terms, conditions
•ind stipulations and to pay as they
become due all just claims for all work
and labor so performed, aud all skill or
labor and material so furnished In the
execution of said contract, and to com
ply with all the requirements of the char
ter and ordinances of the city and the
amendments thereto, which bond shall be
in an amount fixed by the board of pub
lic works, but not less than fifty per cent,
more than the contract price agreed to be
paid for the performance of such con
tract. and shall be duly signed by such
contractor and two or more good and
sufficient sureties, and after being ap
proved as herein provided, shall he hied
in the office of the city comptroller, pro
viding that before approving any such
bond the mayor and comptroller shall
cause to b« tiled with and preserved by
them, by the proposed sureties, a list of
the properties owned by each of such
proposed surety, such list describing wtth
reasonable cerfcsinty the various proper
ties and showing whether the same Is
community property or separate property
and the encumbrances thereon. The bond
shall also contain any other comditions
or provisions required by any state law.
and such bond fhall be deemed to run
also to the state of Washington.
Subdivision 2. The sureties on such bond
shall each Justify as bail upon arrest.
More than two sureties may be accepted
on such bond, and they may justify In
separate and different snms less than the
sum .specified in such bond; provided,
that the aggregate of their justification
shall be equal to two sureties justifying
in double the amount of the bond in the
manner herein provided.
Each proposal must be indorsed on the
envelope "Bid for Street Lighting."
Right Is hereby reserved to reject any
and all bids.
By order of the Board of Public Works.
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date of first publication, Nov. 20th. 1*96.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS—No
tice !s hereby Riven In accordance with
the provisions of section 7 of article XVI.
of the city charter that examinations
will be held in the city hall for all per
sons who have filed applications for po
sitions In the classified civil service of
the city of Seattle, as mentioned below:
Police department—Patrolmen and driv
ers, November IS, 1896.
Fire department-All po?itiona in this
department below that of assistant chief.
November 11. 18SK.
Library department—Bookbinder, stitch
er and clerk. November 25, 1596.
Department of building:*, bridges and
wharves—Master of garbage scow. No
vember 25, lWfi-
General labor—All positions In the labor
service, including axemen, carpenters,
bricklayers, blacksmiths, wagonmaker*.
t.-amsters. cart drivers, tunnele-s, general
laborers, etc.. November 28. 1*96.
All applicants will be examined In the
branches t-peclfled in the rules and regu
lation* of the commission, and in the re
quii eruents of the position for which thty
apply-
No applications for these examinations
will be approved later than six days prior
to the date of such examination.
Each applicant will receive postal no
tice of the exact time of his examination.
By order of the civil set \ ice commission
of the city of Seattle
A. H. GROUT. Secretary.
MPOVXDED STOCK MOTICE-The fol
lowing described heifer. pla<-«d in the
city pound on November 4. IV*;, will be
sold at public auction t3 the highest bld
i der for cash tn hand, to pay cost of im-
I pounding and advertising. Monday. No
vember 22. at 10 o'clock a m . at th«
front door of police headquarter*, cor
ner of Tnird street and Yesler way;
<~>ne red heifer. 2 years eld.
The owner of the above-described heifer
Icing to me unknown.
C. S REED
Chief of police.
Date of first publication, November 7.
IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE—The fol
lowing described heifer. pla< *»d in the
city pound on November 4, lv*. will i««
sold at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash in hand, to pay cost of im
pounding and advertising Monday. No
vember 23. 1596. Nt 10 o'clcn k a. m.,'»t th«
front door of police headquarters, cor
ner of Third street and Yesler way:
One black and <\hite heifer J years old.
The owner of the above-de»«.ribed heifer
being to me unknown.
C S REED.
Chief of Police.
Date of first publlcatkn. November 7.
!«e.
LEGAL MOTICE9.
IN TH K SUPERIOR O">URT OF TIL-:
Sj .«fe .f W i«- i 4 on. for the t'oun y of
Kir* - ■«"tty of Seattle, plaintiff, vs. R. J.
W.ishiiurn and Marv Doe WuMNrn. h.s
wife 'whose true Christian nante is to
. iiintiff 'unknown) an 1 J. L. Howe, de-
No <-Summons:
T ie State of Washinrron to the «ail R J
Washburn and Marv Doe Washburn,
his wife (whose true Christian name U
in plaintiff unknown), defer, tents
Y••■><» are herebv «um-nor,"d to appear
within sfx'y i<io> day- a'ter t'ie iaue of
'he firs? publi »'lon of this s .mm. m. to
wit: within sixty (•>• days *fter rtse 17'h
■«t of 0> : »ber. and defend tie
4
eour*. an 1 answer '.he ••'oms^^ain , of pUin
'iff. an-i «enre a -ipy of vcmr answer upon
t fte m >r*'.tnej attorney for piair.'tff a:
. iffi'.-e below s'ated anl in - «se f your
failure s-o to io. Pi rment a lit oe r-' i
acair.st >■ >u i<:• ording to the prayer of
•"Kr.plsir* whi*h has b*«n filed wi h
the oierK of ihe said court.
The of -hi* action is 'o
a • 1 ei'forca a*t a«*esstner.t lien on the
f<iil>>wina ies. ritv 1 real estate, sitoaied »n
Ktr.s county. Want iington. to-wi- l»*s
* .S *. In bio" k 4. in Hoimf * addltk-n to
the city of S»a!*le. for the Improvement
of Baker *'r«e!, in the city of ri»ar.l«.
said state.
JOHN W PRATT.
Attorney for Tlaio"lff.
T O a:ire»s; liaxley -vui'-iing.
Seat'le A
Da;e of first ouhllcatlon. October 17 iv*
TAX SAUK REDEMPTION NOTICE.—
To IV unknown «wr» or parttes irv
trr*«t*d in lot ». %, Cwt tddl^lon
to 'h# city of Am* tie
You a~. J »= of vou w ;!j <akt
th*: #t « of u%*s f?r VUo>
qa*m tax**. h'\: hy
K.nc mwi' W icr.:rjy,-, on Jan* »•».
»♦. !•>• T. t>i;- * *, C#vt tdilttoa to tV
try >f o**a)+, «w forf*i*«-d to Kit*
• . -* ■■• .-a -ii* 2Jth -lay of rv<*»T;'»r
WH. • -•»«(>.!' ' ; *%» ?r*a#.rer of Kir<
roun'y :<t j- aaid lot
rc«rf«*l w Kir- WWT, a» mtor*mil.
**J on ta,* 2»!b of ■**♦, i
<ul r**r s*.** •*: i it* in-i r^:*j v*« 4 «lMre»
.■ana i!>* trawaurar of Kmc eouaty 4ti
r*»>-4pt» Ja ?i* form of a oerslft
. cat* «r pure has#- 4»id kr wa* \ax*<i to
anfcnova wra«*» and «K#r<*d in *fe» a»-
IMMMM Nil oif Klt( «oua>y. WmHb|*
Wft, for ?1» y«ar UH wM arm
:axrd ia t?w aenenti tax. levy ia*;* m aaid
y-ar a» f.>Uow*. to-wit: T«) and
>!.-iani <T- »•< ®r--1 :**at *><♦ Tim« of rs
'swu -*k;«i *ai* «ti, expsra I*»-
' «»m*r 2ft x t©i
at v»u#, th 3 2J-1 day of Octo
ber. A. D. IMS*.
HAMILTON' PLATT.
I A 5 -»*.« P. O. Ko% It*. *•*?!». Waah.
i*av« of dt»T uctootr 21. I*/%.
LRQAL XOTICBS.
I?TTHE SUPERIOR COURT OF THK
State of WwhinMa for King County.
-Sallie L. At wood. plalottff. ts
Mwlltns el *l. defendant* No. 23.<ftl.
SuinßftOna for Publication
The Stat* of Washington to the **id de
fendants ihovf
You and each of yon arc hereby sum
moned to appear wtthm aixtv »<*>* day*
after the date of the first pi»Hc*tlon of
this summon* to-wit; Within sixty
?■>'« after the t4th day of Novrmhrr,
and defend Sh* above-entitled artWn
in the nhove-entitled court and answer
the comprint Of the plaintiff and serve
a copy of your answer ;tpon the under
signed attorneys for plaintiff at their of
we below stated; and in it»" of your
failure so to do judgment will be ren
dered against you according to the de
"land or the .-Otnplatnt. whkh has
" with the clerk of *atd cowrf, Th<»
object of th» v. ho v»-entitled action )« to
obtain judgment against the .♦•efendaiM'*.
Michael Mulllns and Maggie MuTlins. foe
sum of tl .254 upon the note* given by
them to the Solicitors" t x>ar. and Trust
t otaiamjr, of Philadelphia. Pa., <nd a»-
signed to the plaintiff *nd for the cwt*
of this action im-ludlna «n attorney*' fee
of fl.'g; Him pravinK for a decree estab
lishing and foreclosing a ertain mort
gage given to secure the payment of the
above Indebtedness, and recorded tn the
mortgage records of the auditor's olfke
of King <*ooty. state of Washington. tn
Volume 7* on page C 4 thereof, and de
scribing and covering the following lands,
situated in said county, to-wit: The west
one-half of lot# nine i<>». ten (W>. eleven
<11) and
in the Walla W-Uls addition io the «'tty
of Seattle; also praying that in said de
cree the interest of ea< h of the defend
ants in and to said propert\ be declared
junior, inferior ar.d subordinate to plain
tiff's interest therein, and that the equity
of redemption of each of the defendants
be forever barred and foreclosed, and for
general equitable relief.
HASTINGS „v STEHMAS.
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
P. O. Address: »*i Mailer Building. Se
attle. King County. Washington.
IS THE SI'PERI OR t>>l"RT OF THE
State of W»!*hiratton. for the County of
King.—City of Seattle. i>lain;iff. vs. R. J.
Wasiihurn and jtarv Doe Waah*»urn. his
wife i whose true Christian name is to
rdainttff unknown) and J. L Howe, de
fendants. No. 15.61? Summons.
The Stare of Washlncton to the said R. J.
Wa*«hburn and Marv Doe Washburn, hi#
wife <wbo»f m»e Christian name Is to
plaintiff unknowm, defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty (So> .lays after the date of the
firs: puMioatlon of this summons, to-wlt:
wlrhln slsty <S(*» davs after the 17th day
of Oc'ober. IS*, ar.d defend the atwve
entitled action In the above-entitled court,
end anawer the .-ormdalnt of plaintiff, aud
serve a copy of your answer upon tl>a
undersigned attorney for plaintiff, at his
office below ot*;ed. and In case of your
failure so to do. judgment will be ren
dered against « ou according to the prayer
of rhe complaint, wtoieh has been tiled
with the clerk of the said court.
The obiect of this action is to foreclose
end enforce an assessment lien on tho
following described real estate, situated tn
King county. Washington, to-wit: la>ta
and s, in block 4. in Holmes' *ddltlon to
the city of Seattle, for the improvement
of Erie street, in the city of Seattle, said
state.
JOHN W PRATT.
Attornev for Plaintiff.
P. O. address: 3TO-313 Bailey building.
Seattle. Wash.
Date of first publication. October 17. IR9^
IN THE SUPERIOR OOFRT OF THE
State of Washington, for the County of
King.—City of Settle, plaintiff, vs.
Noelly B. Seymour and Frank R. Sey
mour. her husband, and H. E. Holmes.
defendants. No. Summons.
The State of Washington to the said
Noelly B. Seymour and Frank R. fcey-
mour. defendants:
You are hereby summoned to nppear
within sixty («0> days after tlie date of
the first publication of thts summons, to
wit: within sixty «30> days after the l«:h
dav of October. l«9t>. and defend the above
entltle.l ac'lon in the above-entitled court,
and answer the complaint of plaintiff and
serve a copy of vour aJiswer upon the
undersigned attorney for plaintiff, at his
office below stated: and in case of your
failure so to do. Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the prayer of the
complaint, which has been filed with the
clerk of the Mid court:
The object of thts action is to foreclose
and enforce an assessment lien on the
following described real estate, situated in
King county. Washington, to-wlt: J* 01 * 8
23 and 34. In block 9. In H. K. Holmes ad
dition to the cltv of Seattle, for 'J»e Im
provement of Rainier street, in the city
of Seattle, said state.
JOHN W. PRATT.
Attornev for Plaintiff.
P. O. address: 3W»-312 Bailey building.
Settle. Wash. „
Dure Of first Publication. October l«. 1K».
TAX SALE REDEMPTION NOTICE.—
To !h» unknown owners or parties in
teresutd tn lot M(x?k Cov® addition
to the city of Sea'tie:
You ami e*«'h of will hereby take
not ice that a? a sale of lands for delin
quent taxes held by the treasurer of King
county. Washington, on June ?th, UM. lot
S. block ». Cove niiltlon to the city of Se
attle was forfeited to King county: on the
•_v-h day of De»-ernber, IMM. I applied to
the treasurer of Kirs county to purchase
said io: previously forfeited to King coun
tv as aforesaid, and os the 29rh day of
iSecv*noer IISM. I lid j-Airclwse saH tot.
and receive i there fir from the |rta surer o#
Kin« y a
of a of purchase; said let wa»
taxed to i»nkr»own owners, and errtered In
the roil of King county. Wash
ington. for the year IW. and ass***ed and
uifl in the general rax mede lr» said
v<*ar In rtje S':m of Two am! SR-1«» dollars
iy* sfi »nd that the time nf redemption
from said sale will expire December
l k '*>.
Dusted at Seattle, this 3d diy of Octo
ber. I*9*.
HAMILTON CI.ATT.
Address: P. O B:>x 113*. Settle. Wash.
l>a*e of firs? publication. (K-*o 24. IK*.
IN THE SUPERIOR < OI*RT OF THE
St.<te of Washington for King County.
In the matter Of the estate of r»rl J.
dei'eawd. No. 2 105. Notice to
• "redltors.
Notice ifi herebv given by the under
sicned J M E At kin son. administrator
of the estate of <*arl J. Swenaon. de
< eased, to the creditors of. and all per
sons havin* claimf against the said de-
to present •h'Mti. with the ne-e«-
sary vouchers, within one »#r after the
date of the first publication of this no
tK*> to the said administrator at his
pla-of business, rooms 13 and 14 Boston
bi.w k southeast corner of Second avenus
and «"olumhla street, the *ame being the
t>»me for the transaction of the business
of «.»id estate. In the city of Seattle,
countv of K'n« state of Washington.
Dated at Seattle. Washington, thts 14th
dav of November. A. D I^*>
J. M E ATKINSON.
Administrator of the estate of Carl J.
Swenson deceased
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
Skate of Washington for King «\>unty.
In the matter of the estate of f'arl
Swenson. df<»»««l. Notlc« of Sale of
Personal Property.
Notice i* hereby given that In pursu
ance of the order of the xuperior < ourf
of the j*tate of Washington for King
'■ounty. mart® on the 11th day of Novem
t«er. A. D. I<*. in the matter of the es
tate of t'arl J. Swerson. <lereas«d. the
'indersigned J M. % 4 kin»on. adminis
trator of the estate of «ald deceaiied. wi>|
«*■»! at publie auction to the highest bid
der for '-afh one-eighth Interest In
the bark "Matilda" ind two rantbal lr»-
ftrumt-nl#-. <-n Mon lay. the •yith day of
November. A D V~ *• i' th' 4 hoor of jri
o'do* x a m In fron', of the King county
courthouse, lit the iiiy of county
of King state of W*»Mngton.
at Seattle. Wastilngtoek this IJth
«Uy of November. A. D l«r».
J M E ATKINSON'
Adm!nis f ra'or of the estate of f%»rl J.
Sw-nson. deceased
SAIK9.
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fer» on New York. Chisago.
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coma, and Commeralal Mb IkatiaSilE
rlon street. Seattle.
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Washington, fare Ska.
f-r>a«T wrv.aMaMty B
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City of Puebla and Walla Wa9a
tween Seattle and San
at Port Townsend and Viotacta.
follows:
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vember 13. December 12, flt
12. 27. Due back at Seattle llmrhH
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ruary H.
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Bteamera or sailing dates.
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ROUTS. *
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centa Landing at Seattle CUy «HH
of Main street.
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Boipirdus A Co.. agents. City SS
Telephone. Main IT.
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day. Nov. IT. at 7 a, m.j
: 19. at 7a m.: Saturday,
i Leaves Mount V«IWS
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and nonh Tueed»y > B
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dock. Seattle. Monday, Weasjpfcab
Friday, at 7 a. m.. for
and Snohomish Plver polnta,
with S Wllley Navigation Ca. MW***-
and Olympla.
»*lty dork, steamers for all
on the Sound. Opsßjsl|l bMOJJ-
Main <T. S. Q. TFRKES.
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