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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
WlImlngton, Thursday, lan. 81, l8B9.
The schools d .te stnle.

When Mr.. A. N. Raub succeeded to the
presidency Of Delaware College, and, by
virtue Of that berth, to the presidency Of
the State Board OF Education, the
GAzETTx felt disposed to congratulate the
nearly deserted temple OF education at
Newark. Mr. Raub had demonstrated
that he could put school on its feet, if
1t had any feet. He bad built up the
Newark Academy until he almost suo-
decided In making former Legislature
believe that there was no educational ss-
adjustment in Delaware TO compare with
It. he did not succeed in getting the
academy Transformed into State normal
school, but be did succeed In getting it
very extensively advertised as big thing
and in establishing his own reputation as
hustler from away back. Consequently,
since scholarly presidents had only sue
ceeded Ia empsgirg Delaware College,
the GAZETTE felt that it was wise
move to call gentleman of Mr.. Rsub's
business enterprise to the head OF that
institution.
Well, President Raub has already be-
gun to show what the ohangs means. lie
reports an increase of 20 per sent in at
tendance--nCt that such increase amounts
TO much Numerically where the pupils
had dwindlsd TO about dozen, but it
marks decided turn in the tide-and
modestly notes change OF public senti-
ment in favor of the institution which,
recalling the academy boom, we are dis
posed to attribute to the new presidents
trustworthy determination TO make the
light from his candiest ok entirely too
far reaching to remain concealed under
anybody's bushel basket.
As president Of the State Board Of Ed
uea;ion. BIr. R4ub has just given another
illustration of this spirit Of iErepssasible.
ness. The act OF 1887 provides that The
president Of the board ahsi! report bien
nially to the governor u3on the condition
of thu public schools ard matters Of allied
interest, beginning with December, 1889
Such reposts would necessarily have q
vsry ciroImscEibsd reading and woult
probably only reach pnblic notice, if a
all, through brief nont!an in paragraph
Of the goesrnatosiai message Of 1891
II the lawmakers OF t@c years agc
supposed that the mstetial Of sucL
o report ooula DO suppressed ii
this way, thoY simply did no
know the coming nan. Mr.
Raub is not to ia oitcual7sn,ed by any
suoh somnolent tactics. BE simply as
sumes that the paenhegs Of TIE geuera
assembly committed an overnight o
made a mistake ID the date; tia
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

q Ase.s-y PaSs!1i3sy" publiSbsd ~
BHrnea Il Company, and the Chiid's
Health Primmar by the same publishers,
into the schools. The matter was 10.
ferred to the proper committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

An Asaociated Press dispatch reports
Q Hudson, N. Y, observer, Professor
N L. " 49, az
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rnE sxp OF rHx wAa.

II ths latest rxrorts from Havt8 are
I cnyr>et The .anr,.gnarv war whisA IA
horn racine vithie the bors,er1 of shas
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Il Il exsdeat th1t - usensbsFn a.
- smzsh fsr4fcn - de ofeeDn 4
7nnsccaf5nenf1i zxh9 bsve nc< y<<
stysn up - kefs \ scsurtng eoutrel
q - eosueeny. 1heJ apparensly BE-
llevs shsk - deciding sksr<s sse aazs-
ing about b waIl sereet. and throash
de N<w York pspsrs fhey make , re-
markAfss sppeaI for prosies = b
esess 1t lbs approaehsng election
They represent themselves - hoIdfng
she largest permanent invsstment n
~ STICK of zhe company. and ~ rep
resentink ! yery laysr part % The czr's-
81 stuck. and seeIare shsir ohi<cs =,
b ne sieesscn 81 . boari 81 directors
Who sha1I be ID favor II sbs foli0xing
f,olpcy
Ffrt-xa p<xsens . rec1reuft g the
dt2Eeaitln Witch bsse h<rstofoxe nr<&sn
b<tuxen fte Nsxbesn fsSsfe Ea<zftA
esssnrany. tie rnlon rAt3e RAILWAY
Cempnay 1nd ffpe 0rreua Railway Il Sasi-
anflon Comr4ny. 81 sI ullicA nxy b
f5scsa 20 fkx d<<r5m<1kex intH1s<s which
hax b. e. <x<rt<d ~ he 0fexpn s Tfsns.
eoaffn<nxai ronpans. shuneh ~ rrsssna
hnasa a. t3se<torR 9nd ofhtrWise.
ssesud-5o bfinx abQns ~ su5e1bN ~
fsnGkms ketseen he koFsf1eFn fnrizls
R&siEea6 cemrxny. fhe - Psui. Minnss
pc5ts = M4nixcka Kaxiwas Co<spsny, fbs
ualen rnes6e Hallway c~npeny And II
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scnEnxs TO nos RAE srArE.

The original purpose Of the corpora
tons who wish 70 get hold Of the
school lands Of ajie -tnte wss to secure
their sale upon terms enabling them
10 kohble everything OF value. They
relied ufon special knowledge Of the
location and quality Of timber. iron
and coal lands. and by their ready
command Of large capital 10 over
wheim ordinary bidders and to rake
IN al really valuable tracts for : very
small fraction OF their real value. Bot
Il seems that the people have their
esn and much better idea Of the
value Of these lands, and that they viii
favor a policy that viii prevent their
sale. Indeed. there seems scarcely
4 doubt that the proposition 10 sell the
lands. should Il actually be made, will
meet with pro- pit opposition and that
Il win certainly be defeated.
The corporations. always acute In
matters Of shis kind. are not blind 20
tie drift Of public sentiment, ard have
asodiiled their policy with vicw 10
getting the results originally expected
by different methSa. They viii pro-
pose that The school lands be withheld
from sale. bat that their treasures OF
timber. coal and iron be put on the
market. The proposition + very
adrait, bat involves practically
every disadvantage Of direct
SALE u the land themselves.
The spc,'isl knowledge Of the corpora
lions, obtained By surveys and exsmi.
nations bong pursued. would give them
In this new form Of competition such
advantages. over ordinary bidders.
that IL weusd be impossible 10 success
fully compete with them. They would
sifsssly osefwhelm ali competition and
secure esstEyshlng worth having at
prices wholly out Of relation TO the
values involved.
The unse Is NOT ripe Tor the sale OF
the timber. coal and iron properties OF
the state. for values have not vet
reached anything like fair develop
saens. Within very few wears tim
hrr will lie worth double What il
could nov be sold for. and coal and
iron mines will bring many times
the psiess now cbssinahle, even il sales
could he effected upon fair and hcness
terms. No practical man Of business
familiar with The resources and pros
poets Of the country would shink 81
siisposang al these lands, II they were
his private property. for what could
new he realised from their sale.
The proposition for disposal either
oi .he lands or the treasures which
they bold in store at the present tine
Il sinsply scheme 10 rob the schools
et sse state OF their Inheritance from
the general government,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

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n Don1n- cgxnef AsenEze<r1ez end Keea
as<ene- Or Box aIA - tt M- d
srre eh~rre a ~ Ixso he sawoill
6ns<rrs1- ~ 90 10 nv lfnse nnd znneo
Eef wenufeck1TaxI EuuA<x. . faiiy
eoufnped mill via psxufy af work Hneons
81 ~ its4 49, Fcsnk1 L&sA
= - razS t1zS SNsniss
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"a -. f-.ss .s-ss Ssss<,ss-.rx nr,d <ssss<
Hoe<. No 1.<az Press *free<. 1oSef1sr uaEn
ali xhe 0xkue<z, VIII u sod - p1nklc aHr
E5uu On Monsinys Jasae 4 - : e.cl0ek ~
Pxftaes bGsfnx tais sxsAin hals1lnx ron
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The location Of she proposed new
county buildings has not yet been
made. Ths county commissioners
and others are considering the relative
Feasibility Of several different locations.
hut have Is yet GENE 10 no definite
conclusion. The county OWES A
beautiful hlsck GA the hill back u
ths pfeseas court hostSe. bat While ii
il ssghty In the extreme IL has cot
another slarls esssnsas q Iitasss FOR
the purposes ia ssss. II waald mani
isssly be absurd 10 hoist the haElssings
~ she ewnnfy three or sour hundred
feel alsoss the lssxl Of the hssssaeSs
disssics es th@ city. To reach tlse
hafisasssssssss. shoalt thsy he iocAsed
there. wesia snvcasr a scsssaaas climb,
a. unnecessary IS undesirable. TIE
county Offices arr risssly EesatsAa with
the general business OF The city. and
tasy shossssi he established area = SIZE
easily aeessslbls sgpza the hssslfsess dis
trscg. The fesr.gsTgtsexSera Has
ne particular stfe IN sasad ard Il dogs
nss sssh - gasuE say yarslsasss part
q tie esays hes Il rnass Yratsss aeasrs&
= rsorzssassssa 10 - lesate TEE eeansy
sssii@lnks - 10 pax aIssn these SHE
hare deNsissss wssa sAe cssunts ssTsaus
Aasi ter anvsss ssecssss ves. stss,se.
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kAsssrn uessAxrts N re than sus.
sA'ntRs s. NJ ssrztatses sisss ywax.
Ws sfe res eu ssssss nEea tae sixth
sss's e q sss year, sss the aeAtAsr ~
Rs'rss trSn BE ss.Aospssssss Is 90 real
hAs ihase q mdasnssr. here L.
snow ssrssa 80 ground IN MsAs~~osa
es1si Ni<ss'ssssa. and reports II xes.s.
II npo.ls axe rse<v<sf fxsp: r<ax.
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49,. 8 81; ss,,e fs.s > inss5elx
s $500
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80 -. - Z - =
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y. 20 s*ze ~ Y. nxss - : - =
800 rrxY = xsxyfSExfeHFs ROOMS
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go - = -. $3.50 80 80
nzsassks<ssn fsfet sS''-aa'&11 A11''
go - : -
r~Da RESY-FEfsT FLOOR uY HOUSE.
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7-0E KFS7 : L1EffE FTRSISHED
G frnnt seon VITA bay utn<fow, isss
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snaN .ssS sssses 49, 49, - - 3 e
rf.ssss sirs -. <i''s 500 spa = g
ss.snarrz. - Z r-.--.-
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! indgsFsE Eanse- vacant; atso nk,sases 81
thirty TNNhfy-st1. Fwenfy -fnTeRt tWe1vss
ten sfsd uffe MONS saets farniffrs sez
sait- Aslfsofe, ~ frost.
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fs--,,3sfse1 1890 ssss, ferrs s<s3 s.sIs,
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iss'.,.N 49, NJ = ssssss
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E a 3 - S5s-ST 1877
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q EAKMAN. p, fa15k11AN ANp
60 S4z4eo1s &fadn1e 9! tne depaxsuent.
g ued1k5ne eno mzE<{ NuisexssS{ ny g
- a 3. - 8 = I IS I rssSI s Is q. -.
1920 .<s.ssfs-r, ~zxxr 4, ss.rrssrr. rs,fx7i
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~ 49, nsSSt ~ A. sszrTsfss4l fr0m cisces
Ger<s1l rxaEtIee sxzenk1<xl g o<kN
NES WTE11 = ~ VfSz1V r. MIN43E.
IS n 3 n~~~rsa d / nhxeSs
..sen< =. sn "A, -. nf6cs is or.ers Eouse
49, T.;s.sss-<,s.s~ 800 - q. ~
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OCT7LTsrs AND AURTsTx

nR GEo. A. REICH. ocULlsT. AUR-
II list. Aryngoscopisf, having returned
from mis- trip 10 the East and Europe, win
be pleased to meet his former patrons
aud others desiring his services. 1t his
former osfce. In the Texler Leary Block. Sc
attic, w. r. Residence. corner Fourth and
Marian Ss1cdua
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.ART sToRE

4 RT EMBROIDERY STORE - WE
~ wouId Cordially invite the Ladies' 70
New York. Chiidrnss Costumes ard La
dies Tea Gowns Pinking and stamping
done MRS M. r. FELLOWS,
Miss G.. NJ. PAUL.
SIC -~s md street
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EoRax ME48gxE. xs-1YEE Axn
~ tsf~easszs an4is ger a. Grad. Ere ciAse
nres, sss ~~sais ~mpzss Tor aas4s 81 fassa'
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"A ANTkpL-ssDui, ROOM AND BOARD
Ia private family. by two otfice men
state terms tsssiress. Is r., Post Intel
lsgenecr office
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Duii4IN STREET GRAnE--sEAIEI
N b lis will hn received isy the under
sigHYi sis. Of the csfy OF seattle on or he
fore Friday, June ;, fss9. at o'clock D. m
for the grading OF and construction OF side.
y siks on boFli sides nf Rosiin street. from
Depot street IN Republic. an stsrsr. IN ne.
cufaanee With the plans ard specification.
therefor now nn file in my s.fisee Each hid
10 b. accompanied isy cash sieysssst Of So
as security fos The execution Of ens contract
that may be awarslssi The eisT sescrses
the rfsft to reject ans and all bssss C. w
Ferris. clerk. First publication os this
notice. June ,. 1870
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8f5NTNEES CU1Y9'E.S-

INTEREST in WATER POWER SAW
/ mill; seseTai hundred horse power
waterfall; ten acres land: only s2.o0o cash;
n snap. satisfactory reason Cor selling.
]. G., Observation-Disclosures Office
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ACRES! ACRES!

AV160 AV8bG0s
The way TO made bis money in any
RAPIDLY growing city IS TO buy acres oia
the outside wsiiic Land Is cheap, then
and ether Developments. piSt your prop
Ne have between 400 and 500
acres Ter safe in tracts ranging from
Loo acres 10 two acres. frlln 80 per acrc to
$50 per acre, in splendid localities. rirc for
plating, aud with the extension OF the
electric street car system assured
II you are rot capatast&e and can
NOT. alone take ADVANTAGE Of the benefit of
buying large tracts then Join pool and Sc
cure the same benefit by means Of q ccSnhi-
nation We are now forming
SYNOlCATES
for the purchase OF some Of the best prop
erty on the market. Call and Investigate
We double discount any proposal now be-
We cail special attention 10 the paga-
tire Hill I'D ition. lying in the midst
CT the manufacturing Ssld railroad cen
tres. The cable line and the electric motor
line are both heading for this center and
their advent Is assured this year. whilst at
the present time the s L. $. & T.. II, Il. runs
HOURLY trains az Zoe and the boat 10 Fro
mont HALF-HoURLx service across Lake
Union, connecting with the electric motor,
thus bringing the addition within fifteen
minutes Of the city. PalHtine hill is eighty
rods east of Salmon bay and eighty rods
north Of Denny Il Hoyt addition FIRE.
MONTY Ii commandS the salt water gate
way OF the inferlake canal and Is the natur-
al residential section for the whole OF this
rapidly growing manufacturing center.
There il a SCHOOL house. pestofiice and hall
On the estate. whilst eighty rods south q
1 - 600 church Is now under way,
| lets 0OxtlO fo Z, rrt> $780, just
half the nEiee, per square foot, of the 2Sioot
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N.11aE-fH MEMBERS or CoIuM-
~ hsa lodge sse requested "a Assem- bic To-
dsy SUNDAY u Jane 4. ~ o'clock, u the
lodge room fs,r The purpose of attending
funeral OF osir late brother. Thomas Taylor.
j. W. Hugh N N
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- i ~ R.r6fe eps4 y unpree<
1sa6pd n1anh<ss-
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a = --.-e. 7Szk< $1,000 . - = r.
a. 10 ~ .. 49, -. = ~
- - = =
~ ~ Gknn<un IL - Glf3.1
- -, g = e..e.
s - = -
{ 49,. p. !... u, }. s5S =. -. ,.- - ~. -.
2 ~. - ~
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AoTTH SIXTH STREET GRADE
~ Sealed bids VIII ha received by the un-
dersigncd. city clerk OF the city &c seattle.
on or before Friday. June !, lss9. at 4
o'ciosk p. M, sor the grading OF aud ton-
structian of sidewalks on south sixth street.
from Nesler avenue tn Jackson street. In
accordance with the plans and speciiics-
tons therefor now ON file in my Office
Eaea bid TO be accompanied IN cash de-
pnslt 81 Saas9 Us security for the execution
of any contract that may lse awarded Th.
city reserves the fixhs 10 reject any and all
III 5. C. W. Ferris. clerk First publication
OF This notice June q fsSa
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NrASTEis--A LIMITED NI3MnEg OF
" seAplsfx 20 ieaFa esayen ssrz1ine
ainncarnals Ass kxadio. snfsaer ~ Fruss
and spring ssnsets
DRiVATE LESSONS fsssRss N SHORT
I haaa slid tssgssfsstas 81 san Frafa-
fsszso cuaSf fsss8fser. t4rssas rsz&sanaasle
Pratt & issusau. Bennington fyEaarsses
azsezsey, sssssasnzrkpss9 Slst tyEsAFritsng sap
Ela<~. Nswlkn aAs~k- g1s Eosnmias street
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ana fossHtf9as Address. = J, uawer. Seattle.
southern hotel.
RIO Ali WHOM IN NAY CONCERN
L This IL 20 notify 81 persans whe have
done, % sho may hesesfies do. business
with the 50 called era OF Eushiux a Brown
~ senf. ksfx eonnty. Washington tesrs-
tors. ths tae uxe of NV name In tbs: con
nerslan - wfsuiay unauthorized by as and
thai will nsst ne reSsseqsible far sny debts
CONTRACTED, or whieh may Re contracted.
BY A. n Cushing. either Ia bis own name
or under the nsme and STYLE ef scu<hing
Hfowa.s PETER BROWN.
yNrANTED-Tse RUY IN THE cry a
w hcuse and lcs on moufbly psymsntss
what have YOU 10 offsr. or will you hssils,
me one Address joseph DeMcrs. carr Of
Iaseur & Co
w ANTEp-tloRsE FOR SADDLE AND
W hagvy uss. must he cheap. Address
Z. g. lsssT INtElAsssEScEE olfirws
fsAfL AND SEE MODEL. or HART
Y asssts Sitting blinds, can BE- npp1f a
- aew OF cid houses. tFxlerS taken fnr
screen sfnass and windows AZ Whits,us :
Hsriwanr sore. loo Frpnt street,
NlrASTEp-To ntES a GOOD Fresh
W COW WITH young CALI Asffres q d
fssss intelligrssser Office
w ANTEn - A COOP IA)T IN tsgsaD
" Es&ft OF sae city, fer residence: price
asx 81 exceed sz.NA Address. A. r.. Bel
ysss hssETs
STogA,E At IIiE klsi,s1N. q IN 10 s
: : hsstidine. Railway avenue. tetween
Maia asssl lseksan streets
NNE AIsKso. rms cEIEnRATEp
vi eiAsrsayaus and cart reader can De
consulted as TIE Hatel Brunswick
= CANRsSAsaAN EMPLOYMENT OF.
- ss-ears9rs Wsxlasug good and reliable
hnEn y 10 ssl well - cali al ear odsee. fssss
ef Matt ssyees. Int Carsssan & Cxrlsas-
DrRBER STsMFsS~sso 10 ~as SECOND
IL street. ear 81 kinds az rsahher stassgss
ard fos' printing. Asass & Ellis.
COX CIT FOR SAI.g OF lots BIZ
Ia ali real estate &xens< IN ncw taHs OF
ssaskles RrzfasA t'ssSuualsla~ located 81 Ms
stssxl hsttEe. Fraser river rufneVsfFsy raxs-
adam RMeisss x@sfWsy with Lake shore a
kAstrst. Fer information appsy 81 W. aelsst,
NsW WssxEs mister. =. a. Tbs sale ~ aisste
asss wssi i@sss zsszzs 4 ", II. fsnc&nsy.
pssnetpal axssae
uANTEn-To BIY CITY TOTS. IN.
" ygxsx1esa ~ assnsrrxssf fnaz3 osxgses
nssis. wsSss es call SEQ I. tsslnsaFe, 80
frssss street.
80 M t1ss / NgsSFM TAX BE MADE
%tst magkfns HsT rs Agents prefsr~vxa
Wsss S@n sssFEksA = hagSe aassi give their
wfsasn ktssse - sAe hsssisse~s Szare ssss
4 asa vexGnsses ii saRsss Azsss slrss. n r.
Sksff SsssS & &. E.sss Mzan ssrvsst Et~h,
ssaksz. Va. y E-~fssase sszzw AGE ash kxs~s.
NsSS experience Neeer ssfsss sepslxsap
ssasssss See ssnsx< r. H. = 81
rzsyf assess.
fsI-akK 4 cAfEsS ski FyfaNfTpgE
y xSEss1x Asssss& < ctr eAsx &frF fssr rs<e
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mrssxa.I4NEDUs.

"ANTED--g4AS9 WITH TIpE-wAIEa
W front. ca Puget sound. or conueering
bay. PsH bottom preferred State rsriess
and locNsioa. Address. :. J. BOWER. Seattle.
@stsstheru hs.fef
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sTEARsHTP xTsEn

THE urFos T1ON STEAMSHIP AlI.
1 mfurtnn. Frafsk Worth. snxstey, carry
ing freight And paexerx gers ~ reduces,
rates. VIII sats from san Francisco for
-.ssssA rorfs On Mss = 4 Sssa.sf syf.
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REAL EsrsrH sxRaxIsx

sh0sSE IsyEsTARNT - EiGaT AND
- ous~third Acres in section 1. onsy e2ae
a. acr~. sss1sy 4 Bell. rcrf Tcwnssssa.
GHoaE AcRS gNgPEkTY NORTH Or
~ Lake Cniea q 40 20 500 psu acre. IL
vscfs sarftnx froa ave 70 % SEXES RAEa
& RnARAAS
AfEsIAL BARGAINS In LOTS RF
- twaea Aia and Astisna ssYeess 81 zoe
ss fssa srAsss. ~&h, BAgR a BoARMAN
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H0UsE M01ING ND RAISING

=
NJ BukRiTT HOUSE MOVING AND
" raising Tie best outfit OF tools on
the cssnsf. work done promptly, and safis-
IN ton guaranteed Address rcssofIice
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a ess eSNExT ROLL ELEVENTH
IA street era G. Not &C IL hereby given
shst the ss~esm meat raj for tfe grading Of
Fl venth street. from srxsng street 10
bfusdway stfses, AHd constructing SIDE
walk ca bsta sides thereof. Ha< been rlxd
With the undersigned clerk sf tss city az
seattle aad further nsss ICE r. hereby givefs
that sssd roll Is cs-ea 10 pnh.ie Inspection
~ the ofsee Of said sbsyk. In the esfy aaii,
snd viii req kin ass~ss fsax frs1~ essssl isFstsI
FrscsF. jGae :. ssss- III s o'esnwk > "a. ard
thas ali perSozs feelaag themselves sge
grieyet 81 any sarh sssassmeaf may xpsir
20 The eazamos council % said city 20 have
the same caFrcczed ca said Jape :. lssa Al
Ia IRE szsy hail CIV FERRIS eaesk
Date Of drs- rslsltex' sen ws~ p ssss
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TRTERINARY SURGEONS.

DR A. J. MCiNTUSH, N. q. Il. Y. s.,
II graduate OF Ontario Veterinary Col
lege, Toronto, Is prepared 10 treat disease
OF horses. cattle. and other domestic AMI
mails with care and skill. Horses bought
and sold on commission. Special attention
given to the examination OF horses Is TO
s0andDeu. Columbia street, above Sec
ord opnosite land nffire, Seattle. w. r.
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SCALE OF H

Blocks in the Lake Un1o
fan sired lots, ts.soo and r.
froEa 500 20 SSoe each III :
in the Denny 4 Hoyt a611ll1
500 each. Easy teFma Z
We have also on onr III =
residence and acre propel(S q