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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-23
L Louisiana State L ottery Comnan,

Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 for Fd
cattonal and Charitable purposes, and its fran
chise made part of the present State Constitrr-
ton in 1879, by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its grand extraordinary drawings take nIaoo
semiannually, Dune and December), and h.
Grand Single Number Drawings take place on
each of the other ten months in the year. and Ara
all drawn in public, at the Academy Of Music
New Orleans, La
"We do hereby certify that we suna,.
wise the arrangements for all the Mont6v
and semi-annusl Drawings of the Louiii.
ana State Lottery Company, and in perscn
manage and control the Drawings themselves and
that the same are conducted with honesty fairness
and In good faith toward all parties, and we author
fac-simles of our SIGNATURES attached in Its al.
Vertleements"
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FARM AND GARDEN.
IMPROVED MODES OF AGRICULTURE
PRACTlCED BY FARMERS.

Origin and Growth of the Horse Bot Fly.
How the Eggs Are Introduced Into the
Animals Stomach, Where These Hatch
Out the Bot NIaggots.
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Proposals for Public Printing, Binding
Printing Papers and stationery.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, August Z, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office of Secretary of State, until 10 o'clock
a. m. of SATU RDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF
SEP FEM Der, 1883, from any suitable person or
De sons resident of this state to do such printing
and binding as may be required by law or needed
by any department of the State Government, ex-
cent the Judicial department, and except such
printing as may be done at the State printing
office at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum; to furnish
printing papers, and to furnish such static merry as
may be required by law or needed by any depart,
ment of the State Government, except the Judicial
Department.
The public priating Is dlvi ded into four classes
as follows:
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receives
rcginrns
efnented
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044JExGE ID BLAKE,
A II0KyKY AT LAW-Rooxs Is Axp .
n Euisn Block Seax<se. wash
6psciAl attention. Corporation. ixad and
maritime Law.
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q I: Jones. lots and .. block s, fss plat
Of West seattle. $7Do-
C. II H3nford 70 y. r.. Ihonpsau. la /,
blk Q. Bel Heirs d odd. ss.00D.
Berfis Bryant o P. Htggins. lot blk a.
A1ynsras IAke Washington add-. s1se
and 3, blk s, Comstoek supl adj, {s.uo'
J. Fnrth TO T. c. Kflbeurne, lots 5 and 6.
blk D. Denny's add. ts100o
J. ID. l. Ganxhey 10 J. 6. xerysson. %
acres n sec IS twp 8n-r.4e. sse6.
.. r g. = 90. to y Dobson. % acres in
y J. 70 G. M. Van Doren. x OF n " X
. INC sw = Of \ VI sec TO- fwp1 n-r,4s.
G. : To- courville. : x sec !. twp %
FRIDAY. OCT. 4.
= " Edsards . J. DIgnan. "a $500
6. i. FRYE % ]. 4. Ed.ssds . acre. i.
sec z typ zfn, RE. tss00.
>. ". Edwards 10 y. D. Elack, 20 acres "a
sec e. twp - N, rte. $500
v Hugo smith 70 W. 8. Moore, 20 acres In
see ~, twp - n,r4e. f2D00
!. Of lots and 5, Blk >. Brawiey sdd.
;. {. Kingsley % L Guy, ~ let. and S.
blk 3. Brnwieys add, 81
T. ThieIs, u. to v. B. Thorndike e a., x
interest Ia % iz-loo seres in Elliott bay.
known q Hattie oyster claim. e3oe.
{. 3. Baxley 70 n. n. Ames. lots 8, and
10. blk q, conntock suppl s4H-. szfa0
sATrED&r. OCT. q
W. Bul 70 II. W. Carr, lotsy, &. Blk To-.
Denuy's hrst add, $50
J. Foesbiade to p. Buckley, lot !. sec "a.
tp "a n. e, contg % zzIoo acres, szioo
W. J. Foley to D. Harness e. al, los II,
blk q, Bells second add. $3.50.
u - -. -
"a, blk 10. sanders sdd- 70 Gilman park
and salmon bay, $50
W. r.. L. 3 l. Co. 70 J. A. Cavansugh, lots
Is, Is .. "a. %, blk Is, W. g., $40.
d. T. Denny 70 Z. T. Hambiet. lot ., blk
y k 99snnss s| par i'd q sc ....~ -.
~, Is, ok Al. Denny 4 Hoyt add. $50.
W. B. Bonrn to DR.. o. G. Root, fractional
blk II, Burke's second add, t345.
Edward Blewett 10 @. T. Russell, lots II,
II. u. blk Is. Denny & Hoyt's add. $50
y u nrn ao e y x cI.nnsy lot : BIZ
5. Berry to W. K. Stewart. " lot 7, blk
n, Boren's plat. 800.
N. n. Hilf 70 Jennie Hin. lot /, blk Is.
Pontius add. love and affection.
II. white 70 J. Cramer, lots s, 3, 10, II.
blk !. second motor line add. tz6o.
Edward BieHett to 7. A. Boyle, lot I. blk
Is, Denny 4 Hoyt's add. 500.
II. MeFeigh 20 A. r. winsor, soxf05 II in
blk ~. Bells add, $50.
A. J. johnson to y. Muruane. lot IL. BLK
., Motor Line add, So
West Seattle Land & Improvement Co.
70 Edward Hoof, lots 10 aud II, blk c,
West Seattle, 500.
J. Furto 70 J. Leary, lots !. 2. . and 10,
blk IS. YesIer's first add, g.
A. A. Smith 10 s. 2. French, two acres In
sec 8, tp . mr. s G, 1900
Z. NJ. Church 20 T. II. Duncan, four acres
In see s, Up Is. n, s g, 1876.
]. J. IAchtenberg TO w. III. Pickney, 20
acres In see Is, tp p, n, r4e,S500
West Seattle Land * Improvement Co.
10 ~. L Hanbioon, lot q, blk 8, lot 90, blk
10, West Seattle, $50
United States of America to J. Foesbiade.
ss14 acres In sec -, tp q n, r Sc, s2s9.
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rELEGRApnIc MARKETS
sax FRANCISCO EKvrkw

SAX rRAScfsco. Oct. T.-wheaf-Market
steady; offerings light. prices favor sellers;
nomlnsl quotation. 81 "a. but diifscalt 70
procure standard quotations At that rate.
options Buyer ISIS, 81 80, November, 81 g.
ns.cem Der. 81 49,. January. 81 81.
harley Steady for feed: gRo;shse At - :
esSsc.
oats-Rvery enc is expecting : better
market. owing 10 the getting OF stocks well
in hand. but no advance Is established As
yet Quotations fra at slitl =.
Hops-Narke; quiet; few Transactions
nominal quotations are A. iore reported,
lss&tTc for California and ls9tsc for Nasa-
iags0n Receipts past "a hoers, 10 bales.
fotRsoex-pemaad Is only for choice
poorer qualities neglected; 9ao'sole from
81 70 9ts'.
Rn,ter-Tha tendency s weak: liberal
supplies from the East, fancy worth 81 ais
Sac. fair TO good. ..-sSsAc.
Esss-Fresh ranch. sosS2c; store lots
worth from - 20 sc.
chartered -arkwrsght, laubcr, froca the
sound Ia Csliao; wilma coal, Nanzinao %
Ssu Francisco,
SSw YORK MERCHANDISE NkRkET
NEw YoEN. Oct 7.-Hops-stesds and
Coifec-t,ptioas steady. sales, a 20 hagS
Ozi SIS Ssais 70. Dec. SIS essis - laa-
SIS l0siS Is, March SIS ossis 10 Sfsoi
Rio quiet and steady fair casgoes, i9A4e-
Sngar-Saw, aUil and nominal reaEed-
quiet
CeppSr-nan
Iead-t{airt.
Tfn-EaSieTs straits IS 10
RAT siiver--akC.
Petroleum. opeae,i finn a; sc, bat after
a slight advance in eaSiy iradfag became
very dull and saE<ed OF slowly. closing
steady al sc.
pESVEz xErkl NAkkET.
pNSrKs Oct. aS.-szles AZ the Iason ore
Samplieg Works u cars, rccxipss Is ears
Prices on lead. - 70 ~ CENTS PEI unit. on
silver IS per cent New Work quotations
on gold sf9 per cuaces % eopper, 81 - 70
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X EAvEs YEsLER WHARF FOB TTLA-
l. Lip. s;anwcod- NJ Vernon, Sterling
and intermediate points every saturday
and wednesday.
For freight o. rates apply on board steam
er or TO Geo. II. Foster. sgenf-
s I. DENNY, Master.
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locrats, |
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SHIPPING OF THE SOUND
VESSELS sCARcE, AND FREIGHTs ses-
TINUE VERY FrRx.
The Latest Lumber Charter shows
Decided Advance An Active
Weeks Business. But the Fleet To-
day Larger Than Seven Days Ago.

PoEf TOWNSEND, Oct 27.-ships arr
scarce. This Is indicated By the fac
that although rates are high there
are but few charters There ha,
been but one lumber charter durins
the week, viz: The ship Jabez Homes
which recently sailed from San Francisco
for Port Townsend seeking. She was con
trscted for at ~. which is the highest
freight that has been paid for some time
Grain charters remain firm. The current
offerings TO freighters is as Cd. From Ia
coma 10 Cork for orders less - Cd direct
The past week has been an active one on
the Sound. sailings have been numerous,
bus the feet in port numbers five more than
the preceding week. Below win be foand 9
complete LIST OF all vessels now at the var
ious loading ports. aud where chartered
for.
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ESTATE RECORD.
...rrK wRATHEE HAS 10 ~
~ rrox THE MARKET.
..x,s transactions Number
..xoIying Considerstions to
....t Of sios.sse 7a-Naeh
80 for Residence Property.

--exerbisl that rough weather ere.
~ -. IL the real estate market. bur
~ e'..s-ssas win not hold good in Sc
- rea.her for the past week has
~ s.csss<rons Is We are likely 70 ex-
-. hetreen now aud the close Of the
'1.. ~ real estate transactions. as In
"a * he summary published below,
- deeds and larger sum Of con
: -.s;sus han the previous week.
i,s.i5 iot residence ,s J, properly per. mas bee. Teen
= rsssral and II viii Be loted that there
sore han the usual ., num no . o. sale'
= u - worferx--she healfhiext sort Of
q suv city. The only notable
n 4 ,rsusaction was the sale Of two
: i. .t,,et lots 20 Or. E. c. Kiibourne.
= a. announcement that large brick
- ri Be tuilt thereon. Following is
z,.rx Tor the week.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Ms. Winslcw's Soothing syrup. for chil.
drcn teethiug Is she prescription Of enc Of
the United states, and has been used for
forty wears with ncYer-faihng s1ceess by
millions OF sae.Acrs for their children.
During the process Of teetAing Us ysinc Is
incaienikhle. Il relieves the child from
raiu, curcs aYSenfery and 1lzr-hgrA- grip
inx Ia the bowels and wind cole BY CIV
jnS health TO the child IL rests the mother.
Price - i hottie sugsdwly
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SIN spsszss coapssy, 1fis.sx e =
tlez<n sons g NJ ek1idra was 0oubisd
Vim rhszmaxtsn and tpes fw ahnls So
de-. bsf v1fkoes pr11E "a bsgss . 1espssr
e caxzng ~ q Al Wa p1s11adsd 6 -
yow ssifts spse11e An - - uss1
40 sne = now h.le. heaxSJ 81 kealzhy
5ass 1ecome snIcsed in n ss1e nay. "a
nd Dsrnsasas sars >. q 49,
BE- He Mo- Jzly =. 1sU.fhs Swim
nttie gtri vhen bzE tkrse vss1s Cd iroks
iron ss.:r.s "a sosso % % .;ssss .ss
sln. one bell vas soas 81 I'D sessn 10 e
sossies - rs eo.ps.ssiy e sre xe1 SO 50
ls.rsy sSlid lea & bss ~ a dasy q sS nsss
f1zs stafement Respectfully. H Z ea1nz-
&C. sF.s2os1 Iz. Ju5s q rs-Ths
y - coofxsessd blood polso., ana Is oncs
81 go @S. -, p q .d.sc. vet e CAB
trs.sns15 - eazsz1ly ossefvsd irsecs.
49, - tec1gnt bus - next sprfng pim-
- 80 . e ~. O. Y f.ss I'D Sody.
ming cicsE. I wss adyfsed % ~ q & &. md
i@pross: s0wIy g arI[ but NOV fs1ldiy
q s. s.oes ~ NJ si s1oo -. g. az E
o1S1u cleensed- and my GyBten i've from
ssins md I owe ny present. cgndifson-a
kiye his ssassnans thzs oshers Who have
sane<eQ = hAye may reap ne same benefit
HAxDJ Il BcEr. 8 WsR siufh 81.
HoM1 La, Hay u is8-Ths sxfn Specific
20. Atlanta. GA-0enfi1Den AbozI two
yean go my gsaersl healfh ave way en-
trey. ! Wss % debil1a led fkas afuzost
oespalFed o. ever fes1kn9 wen aeain- An
tat the phys!cisns done Tor Ne hfDughs no
kmenent rsiiex- Rr1en1s ins1sted that ]
should s1ve y . q . fair tF1al, alfhourh
.ansgs1ss woold be throwing aWay money
and strength rstuFned. md r,nsf ~ fi.a
- a!ene cured me, - dnearded an
cfhers whfSs using Is, A. t0nic can most
heartily reromnend Il for genersl cehiisfy.
V certainly q specific. VIZ BRDoEz. J. 4.
HonK1, LA-I know Mr.. ". r. Bridges. and
VIII Bay that hin statement = CORRECT
SoUR1 eduroy. Druggist
Treatise on Blood and SKIN Diseases msile<,
Atlanta. Ga -
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s. BAXTER & co.

V10E lo5 ~ n d @ saas-
goo Sacks Early Rose Potatoes
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes
500 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washinxton
wild Hay. SO Tons Wheat
2 Cars Bran and Sherts. MIXED.
90 ton Ground and Rolled oarisy
Spokane Mills Extra F1our.
Eilensharxh Mills Extra Flour
5000 Sacks Choice WashinEfen
Oats at lie per Ii. in any qaanti-
" rom one sack upwards.
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How Doctors Conquer Death

Doefer Waller X Hammond sxys: After q
long experience / have come 70 the con
clusioa that ;waiasrss of al deaths t-ora
coughs. Fasuz0uis and consumption
might he svoiied II Or. Acke-'s English
Remedy for consumption were oaly care
fully used IN tine" This wonderful
reneSty IS sold under positive guarantee
By A. b Stewart, druggist
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Shipping IutelIIrence

PoEr TOWNSEND. Oct Z.-Arrfved-shir
Jsbez Howes. Alex Mccailums BIZ Spartan
tea laden from Yokohoma
PoRr BLAKKLET. Oct Z.-Arriyed-Sch,
Nora HaYkfns.
SAN Francisco, Oct. z.-Arrived--ssi
Oregon. Portland. Cleared--Str Aiki, Port
Townsend; sh Maxwell, Portland, and bk
Buncaleer. Sanaimo. ssiled-Antonfo
Ssnaimo.
IqvI9cE, Oct. l5 = Arriyed-Talisman
Port Discovery.
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ANDERSON. BERTRAND . CO.,
Civil and Mining Engineers and
DrauGhtxmen.

DAILRoAD. MINING, WATER WORKS,
II Typographical. bridge. sewerage sad
drainage engineering given special &fren-
ton City property or lands Surveyed or
sabsiviaed. Mars and mechanical draw
snrs. engrCssinE and blue priatS specially.
Township p.szss and MAPS always en- hand
Rooms n aad %. Yesier-Leary block seat
lie. VT fus I'm
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DIR. r. H. COE.

DHYSTCIAN & SURGEON, ROOM Il.
i Colonial block. corner Second and
Columbia streets. Office hours 10 to IL, 9
to and nishrx Telephone lzs
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WOOD ~ OSBORNE,
DIR. FANNIE IA. ABBOT
MRS DIR. CROSsLEY

GIvES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DIS
NJ eases of women and children. Those
expecting confinement. sos James street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, Seattle
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BE sTke letter nil have sc ezsecE. ad
sglag. theEe - rosalHx IL i tAat cas- Do -
any kazaAge
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- - = ; 1zals1y asa FFasFzFpss esa
szsf1ssn Ea4s faia.ax - 4,ressrzeFuaA- t1e
rs5ns~ na4inS pr1tDcssE 71-tpE tsz1xs
-. - ~ & xrrfeKs 4%ss= 4ss.Sf zra6 stfwrr
= Z. -. --rqs...1-l..rx yfr .atssss,ri
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- -
f11stE1=ttfa ~ 4@AE rEttfSatE- ~ t-A4 h<-Fstr
s,zts<s u tase missionaries kseerzr Ezrase
Sgaks Ss1sen the doGFs, wheai stsasesf ana
se%enss oxbers weTs afrrss<4 szsl sa2ks 20
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r.. X. NICHOLS,
A TT0RSEY-AT-LAw, NORTH YAKI-
"A ma, W.T.
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EREN sMTTH-

A TT0RNEY AT LAW, q. s. coNNIs
N sioner and Notary Public. Pine ians1
bought and sold Postotsee hex GA, Seat
/ tie " r
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Notice Of Special SehOol Election.

Tn THE OPINION OF THE DIRECTORS
i Of school district No /. of King county,
Washington Territory, the pubic good
requires the mourning OF an Indebtedness
in excess o. ore per cenfum upon the
assessed valuation of the taxable property
OF said school district No. ], as sseertained
BY the last assessment. to-wii: an indebted
ness Of $4,000, for the purpose of con-
structing public buildings for the use of
such school district No. /, such indebted
ness to be secured by bonds each Of the
denomination of $1,000 and the whole of
the principal Of said bonds 10 be sl50. 600,
payable respectively in twenty years from
the date of said bonds respectively. and 10
bear interest at the rate of six per cent per
annum, interest payable sefnfannually.
said directors have estimated the cost of
constructing said buildings to be sI5o. 900.
which sum Is in excess of one per centum
and is about one and onehalf per eentum
upon the assessed valuation Of the taxable
property OF said school district No. 1, as
ascertained by the last assessment ISIS.
Notice Is therefore hereby given 70 the
qualified electors OF school district No. /,
of King county, Washington Territory. that
q special election viii be held on Saturday,
the tenth day of November. A D., ISIS, al
Browns pavilion on second street. be-
tween spring and Seneca streets, in the city
of Seattle, in said county and territory, al
which election viii be submitted the ques-
CURED for the purpose of constructing said
public buildings for the use of said school
district No. I.
The polls viii be open for the reception
OF votes at one o'clock In the afternoon
Of said day. ard win Be KEEP; open until
seven O'Clock p. N, Of said day Each
eiecfos in favor of mourning such in
debtednsss and in favor of a tax TO be from
tine to time assessed and collected 20
meet and satisfy such indebtedness when
and as Il aad each instaIlmeus thereof,
principal or interest, shall fall due, viii
vote a ballot containing the words .Indebt-
edness Yes and each elecfos opposed 20
incurring sach Indebtedness OF opposed TO
such tax viii vote halo; containing the
words Indebtedness No"
Dated October II, ISIS.
THOMAS 7. MINOR,
IN FRiSK.
wM. n HUGHES
Directors of school district Nc. l. Of King
county, Washington tegrlt1ry.
NJ A. HAWTHORNE,
Clerk Of said school district No. J.
nasa - fsffca~-f-F ftr-r,za- u
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reFunsr sane 81 fzaee-nrrs@.
NAkN4 szEE. tecf- - - Il &zEk1Es and tsAts-
49,. s4sssay E-sGxas the great sN1 Fens .cast,
G4aea. Yaskax sse.bs& task 1nwn as =
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G. K. CASE, NJ. ID.
A BDoMINAL SURGEON AND GYNK-
"A cologist
TACOMA, W.T..
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Mcbride. Carr &c Preston.
A TToRSEYs AND cOuNSELIORs AT
IA law. 0nces ct Laeonner. Mount Yer
non and Seattle Seattle once. Yesler-
Le&xy block fr1-dy
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SEATTLE
Title Insurance { Trust Company.
CAPITAL. $3.50, 900.
Rooms 10. 20, IS. 50. Union block
S4zsrfk

Issaes policies Of insurance upon REaS
ESTATE TITLEs. guaranteeing absolute DO
trcrion axasasz loss By reason Of defective
titles
II assumes - IS own expense The defsn><
Of al legal proceedings icsrifEsed IN the
interest Of adverse claimants and relieves
the insured from al trouble. annoyance.
anxiety. ccss and expense sxrenasng such
lirfrzto1s.
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c. H. HAsFoKp. President and Counsel.
Er-tsoy wArSoS c. SQUIRE. Wee President
H 2. BAKEE. secreasry-
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"A corner Of Front and Columbia streets,