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The PAIaIs trusts its patrons will not condemn for
WI I could not e avoided. The PfLAIS ~ l. ad-
yersed in the Rent &c Specia Bargains in Hosiery
ami Gl ves OWING to delay in transit these job lots did
nos arr We in time, disar appointing many OF pair
VINO Called IN answer to our advertisement They here
at last.
LIST
$50 boz Isle Thread Gloves extra long. all the new
coiors. perfect fitting. 25c. worth 48c.
150 Doz- Lisle Thread Gloves the same quality as we
have sold all the season for &c.. only 35c per pair
so boz Ladies' Black Isle Thread Hose silk finish
sod the season for CSC. per pair; low only &c
per pair.
40D,z. Ladies' Coorad Iise Hose in all the new
shades his quality is usually IL % per pair; we
now s~H theIn ut Toe per palr.
16 Doz. Chdrens Derby Ribbed Hose white feet only
sizes to 50; usual price 4Sc per pair; special
price 2oc per pair.
$50 Doz Gents Str ped English Half Hose; in this Job
lot can lie found gods worth So and soc. per pair;
our special price is &c. per pair.
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The Philadelphia Times publishes letter from
jefferson Davis In reply 10 Judge Blacks late ut
teranceS anu criticisms entitled secession Sc
cretS.' The theme OF the communication is the
elect pro iucet In provoking civil war by Bu:han-
ans policy In 'Iusing to give up Fort Sumter
Ju g black maintained that the evacuation OF
sumter by the FEDERAL troops would have been, by
the government, cognit.On OF the right OF Sc
ceSslon, and IN 1t In advising Buchanan to yield
up the Tort, DIvlS and other SeceS toniStS were
schemlng 10 make the path to a divi led Union
easy. MI DtVlS, at the OutSei, asserts that this
Is iai-e, both as To his motive and to the effect
That would have followed. He contends that the
evacuation OF the forts In Charleston harbor
would nave promoted a peaceful solution or Sec
tiohal troubles, while the opposite policy that was
pursued really provoked the civil war; Mr. ID wis
asserts MS ''old friendship" IOr Buchanan, and
thifks the country has reason to regr t that he
was turn d from his conc liatory policy by the adj
vice OF Judge Ri TEX. 1t is Astonishing that wis
Should at thi re day breach the absurd theory
that the rebellion would not have occurred had
the government given up Fort Sumt..r
In the conclusion OF his letter, Mr. Davis SAYS
mat when It shall no longer be popular to have
insttSated AMI aided 10 the prosecution o. the war
against the southern states" AMI when the sober
second thought OF the people shill have taken &C.
count or the cost OF the war; "when consent f.
The foundation and fraternity the cement OF our
political structure the desires OF Buchanan to-
wards peaceful solution OF the questions pre-
sented Oy South Carolina IN " receive the reward
due The wisdom and patriotism Of his concli ltory
policy IL Davis were less wrapped up In the
past he would see that the "better day" he pic
lures and hopes for has already arrived.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
au4 921 Pennsylvania avenue. 921
LOWEST PhlcEs Or The
SEASON"

SEATON PERRY
successor to Perry Il b othsr,
HAS MARKED THE 'IOWES~ PRICES" ON ALL
SUMNER DRY GOODS, HAVING DECIDED TO
Al AXE THE SACRIFICE Now IN PREF RE CE
TO CARRYING THEM OVER UNTIL Next
SEASON.
LOWEST PRICES" on GRENADINES, FOULARD
AND SUMMEi SII KS. LINEN LAWNS FRENCH
SA IN s., SCOTCH GlNGHAMS, FRENCH on
CANDIES AND ANDEKSON'S SYLPHIDES.
ALL FANCY PARASOLS AT COST.
REDUO D PRICES ON LINEN AND MOHAIR
DUSrER
ELEGANT STOCK OF BLACK AND COLOR.D
SILKS. Oh OMANS. MUSGUVIt Els AND RIA.
DAM s FROM The Best FRENCH MANUFAC.
TU Frs.
SHAWLS.
PARIS JERSEYS, EMBROIDERED FIUHUs.
NEW FALL G DDS:
RABBIT CLOTHS, CASHMERES AND SCOTCH
PLAIDS ARRIVING DAILY.
Sc CHOICE GOOD, ILAIN FIGURES AND COR
reel PRICES.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

NOR RENT-A FARM NEAR BLADENSBURG
Il suitable for garden dairy: 7-room house and ali
necessary out build water aud fruit and an
asparagus Led on the place: ten minutes walk from
Hish!and station. Address Mrs. SUSAN BROWN,
Bladensburg, Md. ana a.
EfOR SALE-A FINE ESTATE OF 400 ACRES
IL highly improved. near Leesbur<, Virginia. Terms
accommodating. Address JOHN H. Al XANDE {,
Attorney. Leesburg, Va. au8- 3ts
EOR SALE-A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT OF
IL about acres; 7th street road aud Whit.
ney avenue; commodious house. arge barn convenient
outbuildinXs fine lawn; good water. Inquire prem
ises, or 634 Pennsylvania avenue. ie2S- SIN
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REDUCED PnrcEs IN Dnx Goops.
TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK.
We make the above reduction to increase our cash
sales. Every article Misunderstanding reserved or
excepted-nakng 1t the cheapest stock In the city.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES SATINS GIN6-
HAMS, ALL FINE WOOLENS. HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS. LACES In every style. shape. and quality
from finest to cheapest. PARASOLS aud SUN UNI.
BRELLAS. always reasonable in price, with discount
on. make them very, very cheap.
An examination Of the stock and prices will convince
you that We have not overstated the matter.
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
te22 931 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
For the immediate relief and permanent every
orln OF Catarrh fr Simple Head Cold or 6uenza
b. the oss of Smell Taste and Hearing Cough, fron
chltls and 1ncipirnt CONSUMPTION. Complete treat
neut. with Inhaer. 81. Sold by all drua.giss aus
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FoR sALE-SMAiL CASH PAYMENTs-EAsY
terms, building Lots in the village of Mount Pleas
ant head Of l4th street. DANENnOWER son, l226
f street. aus I'm
tNR SALE-A QUARTER OF A SQUARE OF
Ground. at % cents a foot: worth 80 nts TO T.
Owner being ont of the city wi hes TO sell round les
only few squares northeast OF the Capitol. NJ. NJ
RGHRER, 92l st eet auS-3t
IfOR SALE-DESIRAB ~ DOUBLE LOT-45xlO0-
4 within half square o. Thomas Cir lie. Will he sold
at great bargain, If sold at once. PARKER TOW
SEND, Real Estate Brokers. I41S + st. NV. au7-lw
EiIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE
- Original Lot No. 81 So lS4. fronting 81 on
lot treet Immediately next to the residence Of Gen.
W. B. HaZen.
sub Lots NO. "a and 75 so $780, fronting 80 feet on
street. between 18th and l4.h streets northwest.
Sub Lots No. % and 49, SO. $780, fronting 100 feet
18th street. (sub vded in 20 lo aud 156 feet on
hlggs street northwest.
ub L is No. G. Il 49, IA. Is 40. 2s7. fronting 1s
northwest
Sub Lots 30. 81. 80 a. A. az. 237. fronting 20 feet
each on 18th street. between and U northwest.
Snb Lots No. -. So 81, 50. 3d. 81 sa 237 fronting
west.
ub Lots No. 6 and T. so. 234 fronting 20 feet each
on w at eet, between 18th and l4th northwest.
For particulars inquire of owner.
au6-lw w. H. CLAGETi. 8l9 Market SpacA.
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There Is a question at issue In Virginia politics
which may become very i'm Iortant one In deter
mining the control OF the next legislature Two
lonS-term state senators OF the Malone party
nave, since the adjournment OF the last legfsIa-
tufe. accepted other pc >itIons One Is postmaster
at Norfolk. and the oth-r!S railroad comm Ssion-
er. the democrats contend that the acceptance OF
these petitions fnvaldates tn 'ir title to senator
ships; that they cannot legally hol two offices at
the same time. The cO,liti0ni5Is, however do not
bold this view AMI they intend TO claim their seats
In the snnite- Both these sen tors are from Nor
folk county. which in the lusr election gave such a.
decisive m jor.ty against Malone that he is not
eager 10 risk his prospect Of controlling the next
iglsi tture uon another contest before the people
OF that county. IL Gov. c tmeron refuses to tssue
VIZ Is of election TO I'LL these two senatorial nosi
TONS IL i, tine intention OF the democrats 10 nut
up cs,nd diies anyhow, and claim Tor them the
Senatorial seats.
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SPECLALTIES.

NIL. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvFNT6 OT
Ul LIFR Anhuaine0 orondantal. LAdiO nd Gan
hemn - cenfs each. ~ i aeeooL bofU0na an oad
tth 0Zoo0 1ogenW0k. 1olA-sWs
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People who leave home for the summer often expert
ence the need Of article of Clothing overlooked in
the preparation time. If summering at the seashore or
among the mountains. perhaps light Overcoat would
prove comfort and protection. thin suit or house.
coat is always luxury and you neglected to bring
either May be boy has torn his trousers or you
would like sailor shirt or suit for him to rough it in
Write to us telling needs and clothes can go by
express mail to remote hamlet at trifng ex-
pense and then they just right we take then,
back the same as for resident buyers.
People who stay at home or come to Washington for
the summer find here the coolest Of cool clothing and
gentlemen who wear them say that our new :HOME-
SPUN FLAX" suits tprice SD surpass any thing they
ever net for elegance. comfort and economy.
let us hear from you"
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PALAIS ROYAL,
aus 1117-l119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
L o.
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

A FEW MORE FAMILY'S AND SINGLE ROOMS
"A for Summer Bosrders. ct SIS per month; accom-
nodations first in all appointments; beautiful
climate. fine dr,v Address p. T. Do. SEY Pro-
prietor Carter House, Chsrlestown. Va. au7-l6t
(SOUN RY BOAR Two LARGE COMMUNT.
~ eating rooms second story. north and east en-
poenres with first cass table board 7h street road
j Is. CLAGE Br ,htwood, ID @. au7-3ts
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LADIES GOODS.

HArs. FLowEns AND SIX MFRS
AT HALF PRICE.
SILK GLOVES REDUCED FROM sl.75 81
LOT OF RIBBONS REDUCED FROM 7so. TO $50.
MRS. NJ. J. HUNT,
jy2l 1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
"A Ladies' and Childrens
BATHING SUITS, at
M. WILLIAMS,
sCite Trevise. Paris. 907 Pennsylyana ayenus
have succeeded in procuring few more of those
JERSEY PoLONAISE,
In Black and Garnet
for which 1t was impossible to supply the demand .
few weess ago. je7
uine FRi N5ATB fSR
DEAWhRs a 81 IS zach all =; ISSLisH II II
sH si al sizes Il Soc each SsHaa
y. s1ss .su n ss
Cut F. and made n ts Sr f. thcrpTsh
%hiGRf Shifts and 6Hhwfs made II he very
sss % is e 4 M sS s:s EA a no
pair, usual price 5se. z W. CoLLAks and CUFFS
ish and %mslc.n saspsndsrs sSlss made g cra
ct 50. sle. 50 and .l2 per half dozen. IS
A NTON FISHER.
Mksf as stree. DaY cEAT HS1
ence aides and GeHtienssns ssmeniss also Jrsps
pIocsss. LADIES' Evenfng Dresses specially. Opnion
6is your chsmic.s are Of tS Ss se as q o
ture and hsrm!ess and your perfect machinery Is ma
Grease spots guaranteed to be Thoroughly aus
M ISs ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.
81 saHkEs sssfs. .y.9 "a .
-nN sn HE 8Esf sfsc e III faT aEE
French Rani;m.ds Undsrclot6nx a~ino unasrvss
Patent shouidsr Beses. and q pr.. reform aceda
French Corsets and Bustles. The Hercules" Sup.
porting Corset for which Mis- II. y specaal agent
snd 81 Corset her own mAkas thA&for M przoo
cannot Be Surpassed.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ICoR sALE-TwO-sToRY + AME HOUSE AND
II Lot. S036 It'll street no thwest: & rooms: 2efoDt
lot. running FROM eth to 9Th street aa7-Sws
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DOR SALE-CHEAP. TO A PROMPT PURCHASER.
Lot on 23d street northw St tust north of Waste e
ton Circle. THOS. J. FIoHnR Co.. 1924 ssee,
northwest, D
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NEW WINDSOR CoLLEGT.
~ chartered ls43.
For 3oGH eA LADIES. FOR S SohkRas MEN
pIeparatory and Primary Prep lratory and Bushes.
FALL. TtRM OPENS SEP rEMBEk a. 1854
Distinct Courses Of Study and Government. Sersrate
BUILDINGS. One management. For ful Information
address Rey A. NJ. JELLY. d. D.. President New
NInosor, Md 1y2s-sxw2m
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LOST AND FOUND.

ErOUSD-STRAYIN9 ON MY PREMISES AU.
IL gust T. Two White Sheep. which the owner can have
by paying charges. Mrs. &. v. DOUGLAS, Benning's
Bridge Road. IT.
T o TON SUNDAY NORM GA DOUBLE
lstone to watch seal; 81. so reward to finder. U. H.
H Kh1NG. General Land Off g. au6- 3ts
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BOARDING.
DERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD
ers accommodated 1t summer rates at the McPher.
SOUTHALL. iy25-6m
TIME LEXINGTON. CORNER OF 15TH STREET.
l. and New York ave. w., with pleasant rooms for
permane and transient guests also table bOariern
accommodated at summer rates. Mrs. NJ I. Cooley
Propr1esress. jy12-tsepl
AKGE, AIRY OOM9 FOR RENT AT 3l4 AND
IL 3l6 Indiana avenue. Aso Boarding for three
months at teen dollars per month. Advance payment
strictly required. my.5-3m
TTlREM0NT HOUSE-CHANGE OFPROPRIETOR
First class table, polite and attentive servants very
days S25 $50. $S5 and 50 per m. e. DEM ON Prop
rlNHE LAPIER HOUSE. S.W.COR. 10Th AND ESTS.
Il NV. cool rooms the hest conducted Boarding. |
house in the city. Transient Boarders accommouafed
at reasonable terms. Msals at al hours. s29
IE nRoIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND
REGULAR Meal 81 cents; - Meal Tickets. IS. Com.
Portable Dining Rooms for Ladies' and Families up |
Stairs. Meals and Lunches served from a. m to 7 o
m. Lja18l j. W. BEAIL- Prop.
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uSRENCH LESSONS--CLASS FOR BtGINNFRS
- AUGUST 10: at Gas y m. good pronuncistion
acquired ID one tern 10y my III no ic SYSTEM
Classes for Young Ladies and Childrcn so M for
Ladies and Gentlemen. 6:45 pm. MILE V. PKUD'.
HohMf. 10 j. h street NV \. B.-A comfor. sDle
home and good ard to young ladies' desrous of max
Ing the French Language a specialty. Iy3l- 3m
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A CADEMY OF The VISITATION, For YOUNG
"A Ladies' and Little Girls. Connecticut avenue and
street he exercises of the Academy will he resumed
on SEP IEMBER 10TH. limited number of perma.
uas uplis. aus-sNs 2m
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I'D. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
kindly permit me 10. reply to your
correspondent, whiting n yQur issue Of
ths 18th under the above he6ding.
On the face Of u. Il u pretty plain
that he knows nothing IL stee matter In
question. Thsse y not : single acre of
the section be msntione taken up AS
timber land, and ooliove none OF IL
taken MP under the h0snestead or pre-
emption laws; 30 re need not be afraid
for himself or his friends. IL they were
anxious to take up the land they cDuld
soon have found ont how the matter
stood by attending AZ the Land Office
at Olympia, but am afraid the parties
anxious to homestead or pre- empt land
In tbs neighborhood Of Gig Harbor are
amply creations Of Correspondence
fanciful brain. The intending settlers
need not be afraid of the alleged land
ring, a. It docs not exist, and is simply
dclusion on the part Of Correspondent.
In conclusion, ! would say, for the
benefit Of the indignant settlers In the
next township, the intending settlers
mentioned by Correspondent, and Cor.
respondent himself, that there Is not an
sore Of township ~ north, range 2 east
taken up as timber land, - that Cor
respondent and his friends can home
stead and pre-empt a. fast m they like.
Correspondent can satisfy Aimself Thy
applying at tho Land Ofiice) that what
state 10 correct. Correspondent had
better take care to post himself the next
time be writes for publication.
TiMnxR LAND.
New Tacoma, Sept. IL, 1888.
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NOTICE OF SALE
OF Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY 6IvEN THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the Prcba.s
Court of King county, Washington Territory
made en- the 10th day of July. AID. 1858. IN ths
matter Of the estate Of Mary A. Smith, de-
ceased, tina uuders sned, the ada mist -atol
Of the said estate. viii sell % public auctios,
TO the highest bidder. for cab, gold in OF
the Uni,ed States Of America. and subject to
confirmation by said Probate Court. on
Saturday. the sed dav Of September,
AID. 1888.
At II O'Clock Q m, at the Court House door
Of the Probate Court u the said King county,
In tn city of Seattle. in said county, ali the
right, title, interest and estate Of the eaid
Mary A Smith. At the time of her death, and
al the right. title and int rest that the said
est te has, by opera ion Of law or otherwise,
acq iren thin o. in al .ition to, that Of tn.
said Mr. NTH. the time Of her cath
In aud TO all 'bc,e ser ain lots. pieces or par
GELS Of land si., ate. lying. and being in the
ton. and bounded aud described IS follows.
towit:
Lot 8. section IL, and the NE \ OF tn. nv
/, an LOIS !, 9, and Of section Ia. town.
skip % north. range 3 cas-. 7o4 67-lo0 acres ;
the H. A. Smith donation claim. No. A., i64
" 100 aerss parts Of sections Is ., II. tue
NJ Smi,hers do alton claim, No. 755, 100
afo0 acres; parts OF sections Is ard IA, Is
and "a, and lot l. section "a. 80 60lOo acres,
all in said township Is por.h, range east
in all SIS $500 acres more or less xlso, lots
and 2, block j, A. A. Ienny's addition to
Seat le. I'm said county.
TERMS AND CONDITION. OF SALE
Cash. gid coin Of the United States Ten
Per cent. Of the purchase money to be psid 20
the auctioneer on the day OF sale. balance on
copnrmau Of sale by said Probate court
Deeds at expense Of purchasers.
HENRY A. 9TH
Administration OF the estate Of Mary A. smith.
deccased- anlk dw "a
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DsssGs IN THE COUNTRY.
tBy Our Own Reporter. j


H. J. Brooks for eight or ten days has
bsen absent in Oregon on business.
Mrs. A. w. Jones preached at the
school house last Sunday to large con-
greeation.
The mush ard milk festival came of
at the court house last Friday night. A
good many were present, and all had a
good time.
Mrs. Barrett's addition TO her hotel Is
fayt nearing completion.
The wheat crop here ia unusually
good, considering the unfavo!able sea-
on.
Mr.. Eugene Moore, the section boss
living at Centerville, has been Of from
duty for several days on account OF sick
neos.
Mr.. Esgens Garfield, an attorney from
Aurora, ILL.,, and a large real estate
owner in this Territory, In In town to-
day looking up matters connected with
his lands Ia this county.
ChehAlis and Centsrville made consid-
cradle demonstration, by way OF exhibi-
ton and adornment, on ths day Presi-
dent Willard and party passed through
here. The display of vegetables, grain,
etc.. was very good for dry season.
CHxHALIs, W. T., Sept. IL.
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urvxrAI Standings N TEE CAS-.
CAUEs.
fKittisas Localizsr. I,

tntttAktr 1<SS84s1A-s
Among the assays that have been
made of the ore from the Hawkins
rrountaiu. none have been made thai
yielded less than g per cent. and most
Of them have gone 50 per cent In the
same mineral region there are large oe-
posits of Raiena and silver The lades
and deposits are all on the headvafers
of this Teanaway, Cle-el-um. Wenatchie
and Arsycle. Henry Devore and JACOB
Livingston have taken claims on she
Black HoneycoInb lode, known as zee
Morning Glory. They brought down
for ne some very fine specimens Of galens
and silver. They have not received any
yetnrns. bat ASSAYS are bsing made, and
their value will soon be made known:
THE Morning Glory ia situated two and
a half miles northv west of Mount Stew
ART and on the headwaters Of Ingalls,
Creek. and within half mile of the
Cen.ennial lode, which il said TO be the
best mine that has yet been discovered.
some specimens from the Centennial
have been roasted in a blacksmith .
force. and when subjected 10 a heavy
heat blisters of pure silver raisOd over
the surface OF It. The late discovery OF
Seroy and Devore Is on the Arsycie, a
tributary OI LILO Vouna@s
Stewart il the highest snow peak OF the
cluster visible from Ellensburgh u
distant some ~ miles. and lies In
northwest direction. The specimens
before "a are from near the surface, but
rich in silver and galena. Seroy thinks
that nothing has been strark, beside
the Centennial, that equals the Morn
ing Glory.
The mountains out northwest are be-
ING thoroughly secured by strangers,
nrospectino for minerals. The head
waters of the Yakima and Wanatchit
rivers are being searched for gold and
silver. and some would be satisfied
with a small copper field. There are
more men in the mountains this year
hunting for precious deposits, than has
ever been known during any formel
season. Mountains are scaled by men
that scarcely any living animal except
the mountain goat has traversed, u
search of mineral. Every year reveals
the existence of untold wealth IN the
mountains, not only on the head waters
herein named, but the mineral belt ex
tends north al far an Mount Baker
there too has boon found large deposits
of gold bearing quartz. Its inaccessi
bIeness has been barrier TO Its deyei
opment. The shortneas Of the season
that they could be worked Is anothel
drawback. Bat in time, the whole
country will be not only prospected
but worked to an extent not dreamed
of at the present day. The minera
belt perhaps runs through British Co
lumbia, and on even 10 Alaska.
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Orndor6 add Eidd, the greatest Irish
team on the Pacific Coast, are now plsy-
ing an engacemeut at the Biioo Theatre.
Also, the Tuzsts, the champion ath-
letes and Rymnasts have been engaged
for short season and viii appear each
evening hereafter in their remarkable
and clever feats at the Bijou Theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuzet are both maRni6-
cent performers on the trapeze, and
perform feats. that have never before
been eqoalled by any Of the travelling
performers that have visited Seattle.
No one should fail to sse these people
during their short sojourn in this city.
JAxn w. SMITH, Proprietor Bijou
Theater. 16n
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SHERIFFS SALE.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
i Third Judicial Distrie, Of Washington
Territory, holding terms at Seattle
No. 344S-Crsvford K Harrington. PLATO.
tifys, ys. Andrew Brooks. defendant.
Under and by virtue Of an execution issued
out Of the above named court, in the above
entitled sctiop, I have duly levied upon lots
numbered six t6l and seven t7I, In block nifty
four (54j. of Terry's drst addition TO the city
Of Seattle King county, Washington Terri
tory and will, on
saturday. the 3th day Of OctO bsr.
1888,
At the hour of 10 O'Clock In the forenoon. in
front Of the Court House door, in the city of
81 attic. King county afore aid, proceed TO sell
said property at puolic suction, to the high
est bidder for cash.
Dssed the 7th dly # September. 1888.
III. MC6RAW.
se13-td Sheriff OF King County, WI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-19
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UsrrxD STATES DsrRcr LAND OyY,cr.

USrTED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
Olympia, Washington Territory.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. In
IN compliance with the provisions of the
Act Of Congress approved June 8, 1881, enti.
tied " An Act for the sale OF Timber Lands in
the states Of Oalif ,rnia, Greg. n. Nevada and
DY, Of King county. Washington Territory,
has this day fled In this ONCE his application
70 purchase the N i of NV 4. NV L of NE
=, and Sc 4 Of NV 4 Of section No. "a, in
township No. Is north, range No. east Of the
Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof.
are hereby requiredsto ale their claims In this
once within sixty ts0) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. ct my once in Olym.
pia. ". T.. this 9Th day Of September, A. q. less
JOHN r. CONVEY,
no15 Register OF the Land Oface.