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tracts throughout more OF less scat
fer.sa settlements. and throag iios1t
large tinbe-es. areas, consisting Of
<wzlss which can he easily drained
and cultivated al comparatively light
expense. creek bottoms and the gener-
slsr narrox valleys Of rivers having
their sources IA the mountains. The
higher lands. having grayeIly-sandy
sol with . base stratum OF red cay.
have proved most valuable for fruit
culture ard the growing Of grasses
A considerable AREA of such land,
where the timber has been destroyed
hw Ere. can he rendered available for
gTazi1g land and for cultivation al a
small expense as compared with land
on which ! a heavy growth OF timber;
however. the latter, II near the SOMA
or is contiguous streams. VII 60
much towards paying for the clearing
81 the land Il logged and sold 10 the
bsss4 advantage, the timber on many
claims selling - high as $500. II
mast also Ne borne n mird that the
farmer west OF the mountains finds
that farm from ID 10 20 acres i all
be cares IN handle, and gives him re-
turns treble that OF 4 qGarter-seetlon
In many OF the Eastern states Then
again. the question OF trans poTtation,
which 50 affects the farmer Of all the
older agricultural sections. Is solved
hree by orr water facilities, which in
itself prohibits the growth OF trans
portation monopolies. Washington
Territory, with her mild, and Vet d.
versilieti climate. and her correspond
ing diversity OF soil and natural
features, her abundant and varied
resources, covering nearly the
whole field OF human industries
oilers to-day the best opportunities to
be found anywhere for frugal. indus
trious, patient home-builders and TO
TIE capitalist who seeks profitable in
vestment in the development OF these
resources and the Gpbuilding OF the
country.
In conclusion, We would advise
strangers who come 20 Western Wash
ington TO make their future homes,
TO come direct TO Seattle, where Is sit
uated the United States land office,
examine the plats, ascertain where
there are vacant lands-and there are
thousands OF acres-and then visit the
locality in which settlement IS intend
ed. and if it prove desirable land re-
turn to Seattle. file on the land and
outfit in that city preparatory 10 be
coming a home-builder in the future
greatest state in the Union. Seattle Is
the center OF all the railroad and trans
portation lines. and from that point il
i easier and cheaper to reach any
given point in Western Washington
than from any other city.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 Third Judicial District Of the Territory
Of Washington. holding terms at Seattle, IN
the county OF King Territory Of Washing
Ton, county Of King, =.
No. go. Lizzie l. Martin, plaintiff. vs.
James Y. Martin. defendant.
To the above uamed defendant.
You are hereby notified that Lizzie L.
Martin. the plaintiff. has fled a com
plant against you Ia the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District. holding terms
at seattle. Washington Territory. which
viii come on 70 be heard sixty days after
the art publication of this summons, to-
wit: : y days after the ist dsy Of oc-
tOhsr. .oss, aud unless You appear and
answer the same on or before the Sist day
Of December, Isss, the same viii be taken
as confessed. and the prayer Of said com
plant granted.
Plaintiff in her complaint alleges mar
rage Of the parties May l4th, isS5, aud that
ever since they have beea and now
are husband and wife. that she j. cow and
TOT more than one year last past has been g
resident Of Washington territory: that de-
PENDANT has for the past year and upwards
neglected aud refused. and still negiecfs
and refuses 70 make suitable or any pro
vision for his family. aud prays that a ii-
vOrce may be granted by this court fer the
cause stated. that she may resume her
maiden name. and that defendant pay cOstz
and disbursements and for such other
further and different relief as may 10 the
court seem meet IN the premises.
Witness my hand aud the seal q said
court, this 81 = day OF October. ISss
isEAL.i W. e LEDGERWO0D. Clerk.
BY H. T. HARMON, Deputy.
EBES SMITH, Plaintiff : Attorney. mol
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IN The DISTRICT COURT

OF he Tairs @ussiaiSl District Of IN.
riiosy 81 wasaiAzresi, hoa13ng tssu,s -. !.
seatiae- n tac county 81 Einz.
TEEEIrosY o. Wassixerox
torSrV uE kHsa "a
No ass7.--tssQ-rs NJ Van p9rrr .s-.s-
isira;cT % TIE estate Of q VI Wan -
decreased, F!ain'..f "a E-asgas G-sss ~
To TIE a1ers n&a-eil dofanSaat-
fou are hereby nerlEet So 60, \,
Van Eta-en- sduiuisrrausr az - =
tate - a. Y Van ua-ev. c.
ElalrliA. bes Gie1 a c1u15.lsiut 49,.
Fu1 % ire district e1z-f - - -
Iairi Il11rai district. holding 49,
~ -ra',ie. Nasai1E9on rsrritorv. vsl-s
slll come o. 81 p heard slxtg DAYS 49,.
ne crsg pa1lsc1'iol 81 thls sisutissae,. =, =.
via sixty days after taa .7ta sev - ~ ~
ceulher. l',>, and suless you avres- -.
answer ne s4a1a ga o. hei1rs the 81, - -
gf February. i,-H. tae same WIZ - -.rs
IS confessed. an1 TIE r-ayer q sais -.
plant E-sutea.
The osjecl and prayer % saiE complain,
IS - follows. -.
said action g. brourA. 70 rseors. a.
yoH the SUM q tlsl ~. e3th interest tse-.'
On from Drveub Der :. T.s5. ene n..s,, !.
UruyliSsuFy nofe 81 said date sar xaia ssr-.
made 81 you. and payable o. the srss- y
G y. Van ppren' and for he further ~. y,
q sis VITA Interest t1ereua frarn ~ ~.
day Of ANIL, is-5, due urs0n antsheY -.r,,-.
lsscry nete- tsr SAID Amount. aade ~ ~,
o. sald lst dsy II April, lsss. and psvs.
be % he order 81 said q VI yaa Ba-e@.
and tie further sum 81 81 s.. s.ue 49,. :
balance % aer9unt for goods, wares s,s
merchandise sold and delivered Ia ven -
t1e reasonable value thereof. by said I, q
Nsl boren. o1gweea the lst dav 81 Jan-.
AIRY, iSs5, and the SteA day o. Apvil -
aua iAierest on SAID iass mentioned s.-,
a. ne rate ot - per cent Per amin fror-
.eth GaF Of April. tssA. an1 for costs $50
plaintiff : disbursements herein
witness my hand and the seal 81 Gaia
court u j. 18th CAV of Decensb Der. ISSS
". p LETGERW OOb. CIsrk
,.sEAL q. Il. HANFoRD.
Attorney fsr Plaintiff
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Eotice of Final Prosf.
LASD oErreK Al sE,rTLE, " T.

Nov. 1. $50
Notice is hereby given THAI the foilowias
named settler has fle3 uofiGs 81 his inren-
ton 20 make fnSi p-cof IN support 81 al
claim. and thai sad preof wiz be made -
fore the Register and Receiver a. -eSftie
W T. on Monday. ganEsry Il, iSs9- VIZ
J. P LUNpQU Isl. pre- u. = Ne. f1,a71 for
the lots and :. Auc SEi. NEas section 8.
township - noTth. range east
He names the following witnesses 70
prove bis continuous residence rp8n. saa
cultivation OF. sss2 lard, viz: q. JORDAN,
Of seuak. W T.. las. Fo-fman. E l. KiaE.
J. J. Lapine. all Of Falls CITY, W. 7.
ANY person who desires 70 prOtes;
szAiuss the allowance Of such p-oof. o.
who knows ~ any substantial reason. IN
der the law and the regulators 81 the In
terror Department.. Why such prof should
not b. allowed. viii be EveE an opporIu-
nity At the abeFe mentioned tine aaa
place % cross-exRzaine the witnesses o
said claimant, auf 10 offer evidence IN X
bat1zl Of thai submitted b. claimant
JOHN Y. USTRANDER,
HnoTi5dec-0 Register.
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Notice of Final Proof.
LASD OFFICE ~ SEATTLE VT

LA$D OFFtCE AZ SEATTLE. ". IT,
Nov. l. ls~e
Notice i hereby given thai the following
named settler has fled notice ~ ais iulea-
ilvn 10 make rHal proof 10 support VI als
claim aud that sad proof Eil - maize b
tore the Register and Receiver a. >ezifles
". T., on v "Wednesday. January q, Tee VIZ
I'll CALLAHAN. Prrmpyioa = Va
ii.9et for the Tot 3, SECTION -, Towasaip
=. IN, rangs IL
RE names the following witnesses =
prove d. CUuuuBoUs res 1cmcc ut'eu. &14
cultivation 20 said iagd viz 4.
Bust, Isaac Hufcheus Frank NiieheI
Alvin joues, al q Falls CITY. ". I.
ANY prr-an Wh0 desInss 20 PROTEST against
THE allowances Of stlca prossf. % = 10 knoss
20 Any substantial reason, under ine z@
sue lhe regulations Of the Interior De
fz-fmeGf Ehy sarh prcof shouid nof be
allowed. sill - given "a opportunity a.
she above HertloR1d time and place %
cross examine the witnesses o. sad elaiaa-
ant ard % OffvF evtdeurv IN reb1tlal -
that submitted Du eiaimsnt
John T. OSTgANDEE.
xrcv ss-dec7 R-yisteT
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Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE, W. T.,

LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE, W. IT,
Nov. 10. l.Ss.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his iateu-
ton TO make final proof ia support Of his
claim, and that said proof win be made
before the Register and Receiver al seattle.
W. T., on saturday, December p, ISIS VIZ
JOHN MCRAE, Homestead Entry No. 7Is2.
for the 81. = of Section -, Township 3
north, range east.
He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land. viz: WILDER W .
Easter, of seattle. W. T.. Peter Buckley, OF
Belleyiew. W. T., Patrick Downey. of Belle
view, w T., Isaac X. Bechel, of Bellyview
VT.
Any person who desires 70 protest against
the allowance of such proof. or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations of the interior depart
ment, why such proof should not be al
lowed. viii De given an opportunity at the
above mentioned time aud place 20 cross
examine the witnesses OF said claimant.
and to offer evidence in rebuttal Of that
submitted by claimant.
JOHN Y. oSTRANDER.
wnovl5-aec0 Register.
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L,ND oTucE At SEATTLE, vi.

L,Ns OFF-CE At SEATTLK, WI
Oct. 50, l>aS.
Sotire = hereby given that the foIloulu s
named settler hsS hle1 uofice - Bis !ufcu-
hoa % make anal prcoi ia Support 81 hs
Claim. and mat sA.t pgoof ailf Il made b.
fore the Register and kccel Yer A. -estr.e
v. T.. on saturday FctgGary z. f,sg. VIZ
IdEEESE LElFHELH, Homestead Eusry
No at4i-. Tor the Nv sseti1a a. ToEasaii.
- north. range g.
He names the following witnesses o.
prove his continuous residence upon. anf
cultivation u, said land, viz Eli Jones.
Fat Aoitus, August keichegt, Thomas Girii-
sths. a. 81 Newcastle. VT.
Any person Hhe desires 70 protest
against the allowance % such proof. OF
WAC sn1ggs 81 suy substantial r,-asJn. al
der the Jaw aud The regulations Of the In
terror Department Why Such proof shOuld
Dot BE- allowed. siI b. given an opporru-
1ity ~ the sSOye mentioned tune and
place 70 cr0ss-s1aminr the witnesses %
saiG claimant. and 70 cffeg evidence in -
auttal Of that submitted bv claimant
JOHN Y. OSTRANDER.
y noFla-ee-0 Register
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A"-aSNAt- t htst7t'-tt - -+s
shortly after thc Ecsisfrr vent 70
fry-s on Wednesday nJ.Rt last week.
thc locomotive for the Y. n & Y T.
e was transferred from the barge II
t"e leycc ara WIS announced hy the
brill whistles la the city. The whistle
ou the engine answered back the glad
toot foot and the people rheered
NiJh = viii On Thursday the engine
"a raised and put on tae track and
within a few days vail Re in service
hauling IN saw timber FOR the mills.
The rails have been laid gcrosS the
bridge and beyond EGrnt Bridge creek.
and tie haumerins of spikes CON
unue~. On 20 the big timber ard the
coal field
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Notice for Publication.
LAND oFFlCE At sEArrLE. ". T..

LASB OFFICE At SEATTLE. v. t.
Dee .. iSsS
Notice = hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his iuten-
ton 70 make final proof ia support 81 his
claim, aud that said proof will h made bt-
fors the Register ana Receiver AZ seattle
W T., on Thursday. February "a lS,J.
viz. THOMAS r. LEWlS, Prp-emution b
: No 1872, for the l0ts and and - of
Nv section l, township - north rsuye 5
east
He names the following witnesses 20
prove his Continuous residence upon. aud
cultivation Of, said land. viz CLIFTON
West, A. l. taikiDs, Philip Fgust. David J.
Lloyd al Of Weed iuviiie. W T.
Any person who desires 20 protest against
the allowance Of sncn proof. o- who
knows % any substantial reason. under
TIE las aRd The regulations OF the interior
Department. way such proof should pot
y allowed, VIII b. given an ofstsJrfuritg
a. ias above mentioned tue aad place 10
cross examine the witnesses Of aid elaifn-
ar. ans - offer evidence ia rebUffal OF
that submitted by claimant
mo b. BAIRD.
" eeS ~ abAs Register.
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Notice of Application TO Pur-
chase Timber Land.

AHH d.
Notice = bcrehs given that 10 et.fs Hiialer
with thr provisions II tha at OF Corzrsss
II June 2 ISIS. entitled aAa a. fsr tire
sale Of Jimeer lands TIA the states q cali isir-
ala. Oregon, Nevada. eHd Nashiugtas Ter
r.iory." AMOS J. PEAVEY Of seaftle.
county If King. Territory II Washington.
has tais Gav d.si IA this oflcs bis sWors
staten eat NJ. S-e.s, for the purchase " the
Southwest quarter - SECTION No q
IA Township M a uarth. range No.
east. ami Wiii Offer preof 10 shnw thai the
land sought q rsuT~ valuable f1- its ,imh F-
90 sfoue than Tor Egucl tural purposes.
sud = establish hi. claim % aid land re-
fore the Register and HeCeiYeFof thIs efHcs
A. seattle, King couuty. " 2. on Iuestiay
ne ri d4g ~ D-f1fzar iss5
He names as witnesses g. r. Peavey,
oi SKATE. y. Z Edear Wheeler. 70 Por.
Huren. Mich. ~ 4. Drake. ~ Fails lisy.
W 7. .cu. Nct3Gud. e --zstie. Mt
ANY and al persons claiming adversely
tle ao5ve-fcscFit-ti lands ara re,41ss.s.esi %
ne their claims Ia this ogies on % oeiars
aid sth dag u Oct0b-r. lssg.
JNO. B. BAIRD.
De- at-sW REGISTER
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Notice of Final Proof.
LAxp orncE AZ sEArrl.g. W. T..

LAND OFFICE AZ SEATTLE. ". Tt
Oct 81. ISIS
Notice = hereby given that the following
named settler has Sled Eoiice 81 his iuten-
tioa 20 make final proof in supper; CT his
claim. and that said proof viii De made be
fore the Register and Receiver at seattle
". T., on Monday, February 4. lsS9. viz
JOHN HALL, HOmesfeas Entry No ss5a
Tor the M NIL and SHlt Me-. section
5 Township = north, Range east.
He names the following witnesses @
prove MS continuous residence anon. and
cultivation OF said land, viz: john Black
borne, Bruce BiscSDurue. James Hsgerty,
Ross Les. all OF spring brook, W. T.
ANY person who desires 70 protest
AGAINST the allowance of such proof. or
who knows of any substantial reason. under
the law and the regnl atoms Of the Interior
Department.. Why such proof should not De
allowed. VIII BE given an opportunity al
the above mentioned time and place 10
cross examine the witnesses Of said claim
ant, ana to offer evidence in rebuital OF
that submitted by claimant
JOHN Y. OSTRANDER,
YnOyl5cec20 Register.
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NOTICE.


eEsTTLE. ", T., Nov. -. 1ss.
Complaint haTlag been entered a. rnis
once D r 3. L. Houssr against Alfred
Befbe fgr abandoning his homestead entry
Nc. l,.-, dated july :. i,s5. upon the NJ,
OF Nh Of secfIoi e. TOWNSHIP, - ncr b.
range east, IN King county, washingtou
Territory. with virW TO ne cancellation
II sd afTy the said parties are he-ebg
sntnEloIseo % apf<aF s. the Ualted states
District Land ufhce a. Eftis. ". T., on
the 9th Gay Of January. l.ss, a. % o'elas =
a m, - respond ana furnish TESTIMONY
concerning aid alleged abandonment.
and y appearing - eur satisfaction thar
personal ssSsiee hereof eann0i De- lid.
services Nill be Al By publication, yosIiag
S1G mailing 9eco-cilg - rules IS ana "a
81 practice ia Cniied states District Land
o1aces- JOHN /. OSTRANDER.
N1oF@lAr Registey
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
UNITED STATES I.Asp OFFICE
IA ~. -

CEAaEAss ". l.. AfEts a.. .->~-
Notice i hereby given that IN eonpIi-
saee with the provisions Of the act of Con-
E-ess ct june S. ISIS. eutified An act fn-
the sale ~ timber lands in the states Of
California. Oregon. Nevada and Washing
ton Territory" EDGAR WHEELER. Of Port
Huron. County 81 =. clair. Sfa 81 Michf-
gan, has this day fled in this odicc bis
sworn statement No. SCI, for the purchase
Of the nv :, OF section No e. in Town ship
Ma. q north, Range No East. aud uili
offer proof 20 shsw that the land sought i
more valuable for It's timbSr or stone than
for agricultural purposes. aud 70 establish
his claim tn said land before the Register
and Receiver of this Office a. Seattle. " r,
on Tuesday, the slh day of October. lss1
He names a. witnesses Amss Peavey,
&. r Peavey, Geo. McCtOad and r. A.
Drake.
Any and al persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested 60
tile their claims IN this Office on OF before
sad stA day Of October. lisa
JOHN B. BAIRD,
dec20feh-sw Register.
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~ 600 An Acre for an Orchard.
A s4.g- No.

NJ ). :. Cook ci Fishers LANDING.
ha> }e'" Pruue :rces and 20 pear
trees sci ogt "a ~ ayreS Of land far
y Al-h be refused SO 90 The tree
All come into hs@rinE the coming
season. lie has also Eve acre of Mack
cap rNSphsTrje> from which he melted
Slpl per acre the past sea-on.
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Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE Al SEATTLE, W.

LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE, W T.,
Oct. 81, iSSs.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his iuten-
ton TO make final proof il support Of his
claim, aud that said proof viii be made
before the Register sud Receiver al seattle
W T., on Friday, February /. ISSa. viz.
HENRY BOHIE, Pre- n. :. No. Ell. for
the NEls Of section 3, Township = north.
Range 5 east.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upou. and
cultivation OF said land, viz. r. NJ Craw
ford. .. +. Anrud. r. c. Crawford, of jHsu
its- ". T., +. l. Martin. Of Redmond. " 7
ANY person who desires - protest against
the allowance OF such proof. or who krsws
OF any substantial reason. under the isw
and the regulations OF the interior derart
meut, why such prosf should not b. a.
lowed, viii b. given an opportunity az the
above mentioned time and place 70 Cross
examine the witnesses OF said claimant.
and 70 offer evidence ia rebultal OF thzt
submitted by claimant
JOHN Y. 0STRANDER,
Wnouls-0cc-o Register
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I'm eu7 orlee may I've >cea q bunch %
dSpnev-le~-some Tel and Juicy. 9th
cE~ green and lutc' Spcr>ed With bios
Sonls-Uiuekei from the bushes in
Ar. N + bpve'> garden. two or
three blocks tr'm this office, on the
Pa inst, and thi, wear Is said not 70
re- exception! ia thi, respect
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The eclipse hegun about quarter past
2 and i&sts4 an hoar and half.
TIE snn was obseu-ed. except : thin
crescent At the top Il grew cossfe-
and dark. Chickens went 70 roosz
ari lamps were lighted indoors.
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These two million acres passing IN
20 the hands OF settlers should forever
st to re>t the CRY that the towns and
cities Of Washington Territory are
b8ildinc more rapidly than the coun-
TN will justify Whea II Is taken in
- consideration Nat the foregoing
fsgres represent only the Wild sur
viewed lands Passing from the hands
Oi the government 10 the that oI set
tiers and does not include the sub,ii-
visions OF hundreds Of farms into hop
fieldS, orchards and gardens OF from
5 70 - acfes IN extent; nor q the
thick settlements that have sprung up
within the past tSelye-months on Un-
surveyed land IN King SDolloalish,
Skseit. Whatcam, Clallam. Jefferson
and Mason counties. all a9Fe or less
Intimate with the grosth ot SEATTLE
FFoETUSITIEs FoE sETTLEEs-
In Western Washington unclaimed
agricultural lands he most N small
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SAN FR.NcIsco. Jan i-Indications
for the next - hours for Oregon and
Washington Territory: Fair weather
IN southeastern Oregon, rain else
here southeFly winds warmer.
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TACOMA NEWS.
New Year ee-ossertation
Of the Eolipee.

TACOMA. Jan. Ito quote a hack
ueved phrase. New Years day has
been generally observed - in this city.
The streets pre- ented holiday ap-
pearance and service were held at the
different churches with scarcely an *.
ccption. Allpublic offices, banks and
A number o( private stores are closed !;
criminalitics are few, and all indicu-
tions are that everybody is beginning
The new year with the stegeotyped
resolutions.
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IL was intended 20 have valuable
astronomical observations here of the
much heralded eclipse. The cloudy
weather, however, rendered this uu-
possible and utterly yAlue'eSs, from a
scientific standpoint Nevertheless.
lovers ct natural phenomena secured
much enjoyment from the temporary
placement ol Ola Soils genial rays
Passenger ON incoming steamers say
that the effect was very striking. As
si,taut United States lhStlici Attorney
Charles r. Muuday. Who was a pass
enrcr ON the George l.. starr. was
reading q paper and Fubbed his eye-
several times 90 shake oil the blur be-
fore he thought OF the planets freaks
The eclipse afforded much instruction
aud amusement 20 all who thought
fully observed Il.
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The stan oi the fef4er are consider
ably stirred up. The cause is q phe-
uouenon from the Fast Who broke in
on them in the still watches OF the
night some S6 hours since and took
general charge as managing editor
The feelings of Major Barton. gen
rraIiv accredited to te q journalist ~
no small order. sam Wall and others
OF the stat can be imagined. Ii viii
he NOTED With interest in new paper
circles whether or rot the La}reg will
shos an Improvement.
The Glade has changed to eight
page.
MT H. II sharp OF the Nr,ss, Is
contemplating an Eastern visit
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~. P,yl. Jan IA better jsN Scr
an observation OF the eclipse at
lhr sug than Was given tie ertIHr
NorthRgsi could .carcrly he coaceivssi
loud- Nrrg almost unknown snd
NaFm atmosphere added e. the glss>-
are Nl11 NAica The pccpe Watched
ihe eclipse whah Ire tai, state va,
aaout thrug-t barter while Ia the-
set ii sas almost total
HuENk MuHJ. Jan The eclipse
"a, observed here faYoraaiy this at e.
room The day sas hrixht aud rt,ld
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The Best Yet.
FAEGRE'S
FIRST ADDITION
Y off Hpatt|p.
THE CREAM OF THE CREAM.
Fine View of the Bay and
the City.
Only One and One-Haif Blocks
From Deep Water, Steam
boat Landing.
Only One and One-Haif Blocks
From Deep Water, Steam
boat Landing.
EVERY LOT LIES NELL.
10 STEEP HILLS TO CLIMB.
no HEAVY GRADING HERE.

Everybody is now making a rush
for West Seattle property, in order to
get a foothold before the coming OF
the
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In Western Washington unclaimed
agricultural lands he most N small
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az ne Thirs gu.sIaISl n sfri-t ~ ~.
ri1uey 81 Wsshiazgasl, hnsasnv s.--. -
seattle. n the county q Einz.
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From the above il VAL De Seca that
the sale OF lands has been IS follows
IN the several districts