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How Llquors Are AdnlleFaied.


A fresh barselsof raw whisky is
takenin hand by the expert, Who
converts it 10 a lew hours into old
|fye or bourbon by a iadicio,is al.
mixture Of oak shayinrs burned
sugar and glycetine. Sometimes
heitaEes away the crude tas.o by
passing an electriccdtrent Though
it,. Much OF the hishest.ppiced
whisky sDldin the best places q !
madO in this artistic fashion
Bourbon Is generally supposed q
contain more fasil oil than rye. but
this is not necessarily the case,
Brandy is made BY the distila.
ton Of grapes sometimes fromtho
Juice alone, and sometimes from
the skins, seeds and juice together
When made from the juice alone
it is nearly colprless, has d very
agreeable Odor, and a slightly acid
a,cihatic taste II contains ffom
sAitis eturls ce6l d alcov
hol. There is probably no liouot
50 much Initiated and adulterated
as brandy. The common method
of initiating it is by adding to
plain grain whisky certain proper.
IionsOf various ethers, which are
sold in mixture as Brandy ossenoo,
blrned sugar, spices, tanic acidapd
acotiC acid, Nine.tenths Of The
brandy that is drank noyer saw 4
gtapo.skin. Gin is made BY dis.
tilling alcohol with juniper berries,
its distinctive taste and olot beins
duo to the presence Of 4 small
amount Of oil of juniper. The
amountof alcohol varies fromtbir
ty to forty per cent, the residue bs.
ing water with less than one per
cent. Of the juniper oil. The sins
commonly sold as the real article
is, however, made BY simply add.
ing small quantity Of this oil. or
more frequently oil Of turpeptine.
to common whisky, together with
sufficient water to reduce tba
strength of the spirit to about tbir.
ty per cent Of alcohol. None But
the most expensive brands Of DIN
are made in any other way. Dif.
ferent brands contain slight addi.
tions which give them their pecu.
liar flavor.
The best rum is made BY the dis.
tillation Of fermented molasses.-
Often pine.apples and other frui,a
are sliced and thrown into tbo still
togiye flavor. The molasses psed
consists Of tho washinps and refuse
from the sugar houses. Itcontains
Thirty % tHiTEy.iive per cent. of nj.
cohol, and is not much adultorated
except with certain Havorihg 9th.
ers, designed to initiate real Japa.
lea or other brands. The main
constituent of absintie is oil Of
wOrmwood. Its made by the dis.
tillation of alcohol with Suter.
absinthium (wormwood(. and yari.
ON' 'P'oeS' sucu US lehnel, anlse
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lwIs llil Ior hiri I'd. and his Inin.


ow's seil ior him yet, and his min.
llurs lies her heart day and
night
But phete3 have ! s.tayed to?
let nd 30 back to the bright au.
iiumu aay and the gypsy camp,
Ind ths school gifIs, half mock.
ins hPltbelieying, very merry,
and & lilIle frightened. i. was my
turn, and 1 sit before the iark,
bard eyed woman, with d face like
4 sn ing cgtess carved in black
walnut and8listened as she peered
.at The lines in my palm.
D4ou are a tall young lady,
Mis-, She said, at last; 'but you
golo sehcolyet. You are fond Of
music and you have an elderly
genllepan relation who takes you
.opl a g'oabit,to places Of alnuse.
ihent and Tie like,
This was 50 true TINT / came
ueal y wing cut ~ IS Uncle
~
llA. = /. IN i..-ll nnhL = ~ I.
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Attention Fiduciaries.

HAVING been appointed by the Coun
lily Court Of Mason county, West Vir.
Ginia, on the 9Th day Of January, 1881,
their role Commissioner to settle with
FiduCiaries, oil Administrators, Execu.
tors, Curators and Guardians, will gov.
ern themselves accordingly, as am the
only legally constituted authority before
whom they can make their settlements.
JN0. Il. TlMMs,
com'r Fiduciarics Of Mason Co. Court.
ian.l2, lSS3.u.
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.S0MTNG ANp REApING.


Sow With agenefouf hand
Pause moi ior toll 1r painj
Weary not Though il heat 0l lsumm,
Weary notthbeugh iI coldspfingrain
Butiwait till tie anlp COMES
Fot The slleayes oi IN grain.
Scatter the seedandis..i not,
Atable viii preal,
Wfat niatterffyoi are 6weary
Toesl your hati.earno bread
Sow While the earth is bfoi en-
For tIehungry must BE- lctl
Sow whiletheseeds arelyng
Il 1.-THE Warm eatthl q bos deer
And yQnr warm tears iall pom Il
They will stir in quiet sleep,
And the green blades rise j quicker,
PerGhahee for the tears y6u weep
Then sow for the hour ia isatihgi
And the seed must fall to.dl = -
And care not what bands Shall pit.
0tti ypnshall Lave passld3l
Before the waving Corn.felds
shallgladden tie sunny day.
Sow, and look onward, upward,
Where the starry light appeafs
Where, inspite gttbe eoEara, donbtipg
on Jour ownheafls ir1m Ing lears.
You shall reap In 10y the harvest
You have sown to.day In tears
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Schooner Lagironds, In Chas. H.
Wells line Of nil packets, arrived from
San Francisco early yesterday morn
ing, bringing fall freight, consigned
a. follows:
For Olympia-Taloott Brothers I
paokaees, G kosenthal Is, 8 StOrk 20.
wald 4 Jones 2, G II Foster 70, Toklaa
q Kaufman Is.
For Lac0uner-J A Gilliland II pack
ages, q g Caches 6.
For Snoh0mish- Snohomish Trading
Co. 10 packages, Blackman Bros. 80.
For Ssattle-John Collins II packages,
L Lopas Z, Warrington Iron Works ]
lot iron, Harrington 4 Smith 12l8. Co
operative Store 10, N Chilberg 10, c
Nixon d Co. 236. Stetson 4 Post s., ]
" Smith 81, Yesler Mill and Nanufac.
turing Co. go, Prof. G A Basles 2,
LAngston a, q H Foster 5000. Cosper
AcIntyrs d Co 12, @ H Low 8. J Collins
IL. ] r Stafford S, II e Levy 6. Young 4
MoKeon 228, T Lyle 8, N Portman 70
e Il Bush 81, Steinweg 4 Co 50, Golden
Rule Bazaar Is, 8 Baxter d Go 70, w Il
Phillips a, J Schram q Co 20, Cove a
Wilson 478. Tokias 4 Singerman 136
Waddell d Miles II.
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'seAssa 6Ssis h - sssl cAeasss b
49, EnnaRp

ssAssa 6ssis b ie sssl CAeaoss in
de Fusase.
Throueh the courtesy Of c. VI. wheel
q, Territorial School Superintendent.
Ne are permitted to publish the follow
ing letter, which viii be Of interest to
every parent in the Territory:
To see Honorable Board Of E3uoa-
ton VI Washington Territory Wneo
the school books Cow in use IN this Ter
gifory weye adopted, four ye6rS sluee,
the cos q the books, tbs expsnse Of
fssiah3A, and the usual and neco9sary
scale Of proats On ali goods sold b.
dealers In this Territory Wuro Rreasee
than nov,
As the isw, sise, required a. 10 guar
autss retail price for the whole Tern
tory, ve vefv compelled 20 NJ suon
prices - The books co1id be sold foS N
the ssmotsss sections. although II -
plain that prizes which might b rsa-
sonnbis Is foEs Cosvills OK Spokane,
would b excessive At Olympia o. ~
attic.
The time has now arrived whsn vs
believe that reduction may be proper
" made and still leave the retail dsalsrs
fair and living profit.
therefore beg leave 10 submit ths
following reduced scale Of peises, which
please substitute for those now on she
Official list. We viii mail any Of the
books, postpaid, 20 any persOn m the
Territory On receipt Of shess new prices,
and viii at once cause them to be sold
1t these prices BY retailers IN the more
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The following are the transfers Of
real estate. a. recorded at tho Auditors
office. sin,s our last report:
q. Dorflel and G. Meyer TO I. N.
Power, lot 8. block 81, heirs 8. 4. Bells
second addition, $500.
@. Meyer to l. N. Power, lot I, block
Is. heirs Of s. A. Bells second addition,
$500.
G. r. Mayer to r. A. Treen, block 80,
Bigelow's addition, 800.
]. r. McNanght 10 A. NcKinnis and
e. G. TiltOn, blocks 8, G, Z, 10, IL and
IL, and fraOtiOnal biOcka s and 8, Yeelee
d Mc0ilvra's addition. I'll 80.
J. q. Scurry TO e. g. Tiltnn. blocks I
anda, and lots 8 and 8, block 8, J. j.
Mc0ilsya's y oond addition, $7&0O.
j. Il. Lewis 10 L. q. Tiiten, north
half Of block 1, aouth halt OF blosk 6,
also halt At blocks s and II, ]. j. Mo-
0ilvra'a hrst addition. also half Of
blOcka ., Is, 10 and 20, j. ]. Hc0ilyta's
second addition, 5000.
Gottleib Davides 10 J. II. Casr andJ. A.
Clark, 10 acrss between Sections and
II, %. ~, range 1 east, $500.
8. Denny 10 First Christian Thu. o..
saxl0o fest of lot 2. block 10. Borsn's
plat. gift.
d. n. wheeler 10 ]. H. llcGraw, lot 1,
block u, Maynsrd's addition, $l25O.
I and d. block ~, heirs OF 3. A. Bells
seooad addition. 500.
b. 0atxert 10 D. Frazer, lots and 8.
block Is, Union addition, 4S25.
II. Gatxcrt 10 n. Mcdonald, lots 6
tY~scs> 4 ysA,sA AonN
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PlCkED Up At SEA.
From tho Colonist.l

The bark Tiber, Captain Newly, Just
arrived in ths Royal Roads, reports
that ono night when about 100 miles of
tho Loo Choo islands q cry was heard
BY the lookout. Some Of the sailors
gazing In the direction from which the
sound proceeded. saw . boat coming
alongside containing some japanese,
Who were taken on board and By siRps
made out that they had just left their
vessel. Captain Newly Immediately
ordered boat to DO lowered and sent
OF 20 the vessel, which proved to be a
Junk, and took the rest Of the crow on
board, numbering eleven men and the
captain. A. far 40 no could mako out
they had been eighty days ON short al
loWance, drifting about at the mercy of
the waves. Tho junk was at tho time
In sinking condition, and no papers Of
any description could be found which
would lead 10 . clue ~ to their destina-
ton or port Of departure. Not oue of
them can speak . word Of English, and
therefore the Information to be oh.
tanned from them il very meagre. Net
many days altar this the Tiber was
caught in typhoon and nearly foun-
dered, bat has arrived hero safely with
everything well aboard. The ship
wrecked men will be landed tomorrow,
hat the captain 10 puzzled as-to their
deposition. Il ID to be hoped the poor
fellows will be treated ~ kindly here a.
they have been on the Tiber, until they
can b sent TO their own country.
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ssA1z1z, April II, 1853

HRArz1x, April II, 1853
Ths following Indictments vsrs 10
turned By tho Grand Jury:
Tur,toryvs. William Matthews, bar
gIary; . trus bill. :.
Territory " John kerwin. assaults
with deadly weapon; Q true bill.
Territory N John KseUin, fndics-
meut for assault to murder; . true BAL.
United States ~. A. q. Benjaoin,
osrvinQ - pilos Of . steam vessel WITH
out . Ecsnse; true blu.
United States Va s. II. PeEcival. in
dietmort for serving a. master OF
eteam yeasss without Q license; . true
bin.
United States ". Dsnois LAWYER, in
djssDens for serving a. engineer OF .
stsam veaDel without iceoDs; . true
bin.
United Seates ~. John Bssl, indiot-
ment for selling Eqoor - Indians; thru
true bills.
IA the cass Of the Territory ~. VIM.
Matthew, the defendant was afr1i2ned
and plead not guilty. j. 7. Ronald vas
appointed to dsfs0d him.
Territory ". John Ksrvin; arrai9nsd
and given till tomorrow to plead.
Moore, Hunt 4 Co. ~. Mclaughlin 4
Mcnamara: continued.
John Decker ". Meios Lumber and
6hipbuildina Company. After being
out . short time the jury rendered Q
verdict in favor Of plaintiff Tor $42 Oh.
United States W. John Beel; arraigned
on three charges Of selling liquor 70 In
dams. Pieods mos guilty. Eben smith,
Esq, appointed TO defend.
Adjourned.
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4 Nsw Box.-Nr. Vim. O'Connor,
tbs inventor II the ksook Down RE-
turn Packing Box. " At present in this
city. and will rsmSin longer or 4
shorter time ~ hia business futercsta
direct. Mr.. O'CouuoT'a box Il new.
economical aud good, and rsoommsnds
ftsolf At = glance. By means Of grooves
and doyelaillna u does away With the
nsceesity for nails or screws, and Il
easily fastened With . spring catch. It
can Be put Together aud locked ia mo-
mont, and can be taken apart q quick
". Il can b. usoi over aud nycr AGAIN.
like . haakel. Il II cheaper. stronger
and dryer than the ordinary boz OF
aimilar eharacssr and cqse. The Won
der q Y vas NOT invented before, and
Y viii b more voudseful II. noe that
q b invented. q doss not quickly dis
place the old style boz. Thu object Of
M. O'Ounnor's visit 10 10 introduce his
invention heee. In. wooden country
Ike this 10 rightly bslisvsa that bOxes
oNn Be made cheaper than anywhere
elss-6oxes fcr The largo and growing
homo trade; boxes Ton the coast salmon
trade; h1xee Tor sugar, boxes Tor crack.
ers, and boxss Tue expert 70 south
America Australia, Asia, Europe and
al parts Of North America. A better
place 10 undertake the making of thcse
boxes csnnot b found than Settle, and
vs trust ouf en.erpfislnx fellow towns
men viii lonk into ths projecs. inyssti-
Rass ia mafttA and IL what IL appears
70 b invest thsir money Ia Il, and sss
ehs business going IN this city.
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PIANo TUxNo.--I vii, be In SEATTLE on
or about the 18th oe April. All per-
sons wanting work donc in my limo viii
leave orders q she book store Of G..
Davies 4 Co. a. no eanvassina will BE-
done.
apl 12-tf A. 4. FRANca.
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A nev moon, thrDe nights old, sud-
denly popped into GiGht lsss night.
The steamer Washington lSft fos
Whatcon last evening. with another
large list Of passengers
Isaac Chilbere. while East, married 4
Miss Chrissina Nelson, ss Chilljcoshs.
Iowa, on the 18th Of March.
Have your magazines, nusic and Art
journals bound a: r. Anthony's book
bindssy ss San Francisco prizes.
Major J. 3. Hayden. on his way home
from Victoria, whsre he eeeompaa led
Mr.. II. A. Webster, ID q pesssnt Il
Seattle.
Tho Aygxs eompaains loudly of tbs
lack u dwelling hsuses 20 ~ IN Port
Tovnssnd, and calls for the boiidinR Of
many more.
A pssition TO The City Council askina
latsd Yesterday aud freely signed b.
property ovnees
Amona pas penRsss On the Last Dakota
vsss H. A. Webster and wife, Of Port
Townaenc. Hr. Webster gees Tor the
bsps6t a his hsalth.
The wind blsw . load gals yesterday
morning, and the weather, Though clear
and dry, vas sneomfoftsbly cold for
-, -.,ss-;,s.-. :. -. ,.,. -
-. nns;rssr NH nj = hons Sorcst
=. m, +, h;as ~ ehs co,.strucfson Of ths
G,ss.., - -. host
-,-...-
ntoo oany ~ p.opu III a1y
@ ~ s 80, -, ,,s.S - ;r H.
tions mini ~ hsayy y;sld and fa1e
oroo.
n 49,, rt 49,
ns ASJ =. 1I u S ~ ps..ssaa
n1s ses.v 49, =. ~ 1880 ="
.os - ~ - 49,. -. 10.
svspinQ.
On p;.o., . so,u., .4t.rh. NJ the
d. r I.xu s. ssssa -. 49,
n NH -. varsa.ss.t E.x,r.1.s. Of
PDsI .s ~. ..y a. ~ !. s,,ss@,
~ S,;nrS. l., th;s c;tv "
''c 49,. :. -
= going Iaso the io0elng Dusioess. ne
nas ~ o"wps . 1nu tsa a.. ;.sn ~. ~ S.o ~"
0...s 49, HAsss cs.. ~. 49,. $3.50 ~ N
"'..u .''o % :. "u' .u.
Capt. ". ID: Taylor, OF TINS CITY. 1877
Tor Ssn frano'sco yesterday morning on
. short business VISIT. Messrs. webb
ana hunt are running the insurance
onco ou1nR the Captains absence.
Capt. J. C. Britain, Who spent the
past winter In and about Los Angeles,
b again st home. He was greatly
pleased with Southern California, and
will 70 back IL his health does not per-
manently improve.
Wa lam that . Oooa daal n t.eino
cri.t,, Ss.,. - shs fSSS rsiI~-. ~ sh;s
s;tv i,ok;r~ &. shs co,nsort .na n,sas.
n,. ~ shs h,sth,sn n The O,dsr vho
viii conorscsts her. IN Grsn6 I1oilOe
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r OF 10, BLOCK a. AND LOTS AND
IL q block ~, u. T. Denny's third addi-
ton 70 North seattle.
block 100 lots and 1, block iO8 and lots
and Z block los d. r. DennyA flfth Cd
dition to North Seattle.
Lot I. block Is nell and Dcuny's plat !:
lots S 8 and q block S.; lots !. 4. & g
block g lots s and 8. block 81, TorryS
first addition.
block IS kiSds .d AL i o.0'1 10 ana 'o' =
Lots land 8 block ~ /: lot I. block q !:
lots s. q and 3 block n, Maynard'o Plat.
Lots II and u block - lot6 I. & L sand
Is block -; lots l. S q. . and IS block 50
Seattle Homestead by H. McAleer.
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wcaxs wsIi---y. Il. wllliamson has
juss retained from Union City. where
be vent 10 wisncss Tho practical vork.
lnes a large loIsging engine designed
b. him aud b1iit II shs Seattle Inn
Works for John AcRsavy 4 o.. TIE
euginc. under the skilifal hand Of n.
GAdney. who q present. hno charge al
- b uatd 10 voFk like charm, and do
Tie work Of many cattle much easier
and faster than the old fashioned vay.
All PARTIES concerned secm greatly
pleasDd WITH che rnAnnee d With tks
usanmo1A mAehiue dooa IL uoek,
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1EOCKx0.

Block I. Sanders addition; block 3.
MERGERS addition to North seattle block
50. Maynard's plat.
BLOCKS "A Is. lG II and a. Eden addi-
ton, No. &
Blocks Il, 70. n. 81 .. 10. II. u and 49,
Nagle's addition.
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Notice 10 Debtors Of ]. French

A Ill ACCOUNTS DUE z. FRENCH
q lately engaged In the wh0leseie inuor
business In Seattle, have been asaigned
70 me. and am prepared to give valid
receipts for their payment.
To save cost and trouble 70 al parfjeaL I
hereby give notice that win require the
immediate naymeut or satisfactory ar
rahgoase.als u no payment. q III these
accounts. Address
WM. u. WOOD.
Assignee Attorney ct Law, Seattle. W.T..
Seaftie. April 8 l8s4 MplO DIV II
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Dundersigned. until Monday. April 18th,
for the erection Of two-story frame
house on block l9. Bells third addition to
Seattle. Bids may b separate for the
necessary carpenter work, plxstering, ma
Pisns ri, "a scen san n this ONCE het - uno
3 and 5p.m. and aod 10 pm.
The right to reject any or all bids n n.
served. FREDERICK PkOSCH.
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Girl Wanted.

An INDUSTRIOUS GIRL CAN rrND
~ steady employment IN : email family.
70 do general Homework. BY applying 1t
tno ounce. Apl0 St
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A CARD

sTHK FOLLOWING LETTER FROM
! the employers Of Nj. Cannon, one 81
tho victims Of the Josephine disaster.
speaks for ttAelf. Mr.. cannon WA n.
sured In the Tr1ve1cr's Accident Insur.
ancc Company. Of Hartford, for oNQC.
through the agency Of w. X. Taylor q
Co, Of this city.
NEW YoRx, March Il lSsa
w. u. Taylor. Esq. Seattle, w. t.
DcA1 41f: Your letter a The z8xh nit. IN
The mattG At = Z Cannon. deceased rs
cetved. We are undar obli9aaiono FOR fhe
services ynu have rendered IN the matter.
and aro pleased % Inform you thes ~
money o0 h3s policy Aa0 been paId. NJ
Company actsA IN . highly commendshle
manner. YourA very truly,
REED. RATES & COOLEY.
The Travellers. cf Hartford have =
world wide reputation for square dcaIinr
and prompt acftlcmeats lt 4 Is lar1eS3
and soszn1eat Accident Insurance Com
pany n d. World, and has . lae1es buai-
ne1D tAen al tho o1her oo-cal1ed Aeei-
dcnt Insurance Coupaniso oomh1ned.
~ oute SD st . policy II this old and
seaaAnle c0enpany g oDca. Take no other
= any pgtcA ". n. TAYLOR a ca.
Dueler6 building. aze IT, a9enfs for s.
qua ayS1w
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FRANKS SALOON,
Corner Third and Waihlnstea streets.
SEATTLE, w. II.
TUE BEST OF CIGARS. WINES AND
i Liquors kept.
1n.ic every evening. and . general
FRANK PETERS.


Five OR SIX CLINKER-BUILr
pleasure boats. In good order. Ad.
drees PkTkR BAUMAN. Lake Union.
stating price. Ans g
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For Sale.

A cHOlCK CORNER LOT on PINE
A and SECOND sercets cleared 81
graded. For Particular app b
C0AA ROBINSON.
mi I'm ~ sk~
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EuccArsoxAi---f W. Wheeler, Terri
torial 0apssinssu1sns Of SchoolA has
ossn attending ths mss&iaa Of the
School board ~ 0,ymriA daring the
psse vosk. He n noe IL oar city. Yee-
tsssaay ho visited the univssssiy and TO-
day vii visit the pahsic uphoaSa. This
evening he uitl 70 10 Nov Tacoma. leo
tnre tAeeo tOuiaht and visis ths sohcule
eounoesuw. TOmagsOv svsain3 ho VII
rsfuso % tAfs e1ty and Iscsnss On eiuca-
oonal !nattees IN the aansmbly hall
a ~ Un,saeni1y. NJ. Wheeler VII
visa ~ Secnd aGain IA August a. ths
meeting IT shA lne1ieuis.
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FARM FOR SALE.

CONSISTS OF go ACRES OF GOOD
and : half frum sisnEhtcr postoGce KinS
county. w: T. Price. as per acrc. n.
quire On tho p-emisoA Of Jau,eo Bond.
ana write 70 TIMOTHY J. KEANE, Gen.
go postonlcA Nex Perces county, Idaho
IekfitoSy. MIRO DIV SW
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TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
~ Ct my Store until April 18th non. Tor
the erection q two-stury and hnsomenf
brick buildinG. MN feet, On Ftpat sfreoE
loot q Cherry. The right 70 reject any
o. al Aide q reserved.
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tho once e w. : Boomo, aschitecS Rat
ntxs block. iap7 ~ C. p. STONE.
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$50

The omission Of tho Physical and Po-
iitical Geography could be made by per-
hitting pupils to buy the Physical,
which ID bound separately without the
local geography accompanying il. This
can be retailed Mt 50 cents. II desirsa,
the Pacific Coast Supplement can be
bound with il, and the whole retail at
IS cents. II this were done, the a9gre-
gate retail price Of tho set Of books. in
GLIDING ono copybook, would be $3.50,
against present aggregate retail price
Of $3.50. Some further reduction can
DO made by binding the arithmetios in
boards instead OF in cloth. a. at present.
This change We are not ut liberty tn
make, under our contract, but should
be pleased to do 1t when authorized BY
you. Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD r. ADAMS.
Representing A. 8. Barnes 4 Co., and
Iviaon. Blaksman, Taylor 4 Co, Of New
York City.
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cHAS. N. SUTHERLAND.

CAI.L AT THE POST OFFICE AT
- Seattle for letter. Send your "a.
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This viii effect sAvin9 OF nearly y
on the retail prices Of the cot. II the
Board could eco their way clear to dis
pense with the use Of certain books nov
on the list, the aggregate cost might BE-
still greatly reduced. without, perhaps,
impaifing the efficiency Of the schools.
The books which might be discontinued
are:
independent 9Th Reader. .1.25
Monteith's First Steps in Geography .36
Mon.eish's Introduction to Ge0Rr'y IS
Monteith's Physical and Political
Geography ................... .ls6
IT,, 4o0
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