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ORDINANCE NO. 1850.

An ordinance 70 provide for the grading OF
Cedar street. in the city OF Seattle from
EIli0sf Bar 70 Fifth street
The city Of Seattle does orcala as fol-
Iowa
sKrrrox /. That Cedar street in the city
Of seattle be graded from Elliott bay 10
Fsfth street., and sidewalks be constructed
on both sides OF said Cedar street eo-exten-
siye with said grade
sec. q That said i'm prove1ne1fs be made
under the supervision and direction OF the
city surveyor and according to the grade
established By Ordinance NO. le49. and be
completed GA or before the frst day Of Au-
gust, 1853
see. & That this ordinance shah take
effect and be In force from and after It's
passage and approval.
Passed by the Common Council the 18th
day of March. IsS9.
Approved by me the 18th day OF March.
1850 ROBERT MORAN, Mayor.
FILED the 18TH day of March, lssa.
CIV. FERRIS, Clerk.
Published the 18th day of March, isss.
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While the people e the United
States have about some a. the eonclys-
sion that half nsiIilan Immigrants
annually is rather more. than this
country now needs and that sos,se re
strietson should he enforced with a
viea OF limiting the number az rev Ar.
rivals, the countries Of South America
are making extraordinary efforts "a in,
crease their population by making lla
migration u those countries shrap
AMI easy. Chill has offered IKE o-aea.,
passage and support sssr fgteen ,lasa Al
the pubic eSpsase % ~ classes IL
immigrants, ard thousands are avail.
ING themselves * sAis alser. Ths.
Argentine gepasalr has suses the
cost q 5000 ocean massage.
10 sgsiesslsariSss ard artisans ts..,s,
Esifope. and gives tract q lsna
20 taese whe want it A. a rss.ss,
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According - report Submitted 70
the United States geological survey
The total psoaaes and spot vaire Of
the coal output IN the northwest terti-
tories was a. f0ll0~@ Dakota, = so
tons, value, SIS, 7sD: Montana, II .isT
sosss. yaiue. sss55 oi Washington. :
sf5. 80 tons. value. 1851 20
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BIZ i recent Iaw the penalty for buy
Issg q vofe in a Maine elecfion II 800
fine. imprisonment for not over enc
year aad Acknowledgement for ten
years. II the Las il enforced barrels
and Doodle viii not cat much of a
figure 10 future political contests in
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Australia aides with the United
states az against Germany and Eng
land in the samoan dispute. This wili
be- a setback 10 colonial federation
schemes
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LasDscsrE G4aDESERS

q. sCA sAGEGf. NAOMI HORT
t4s eatE1rAA g&F1sas, Naomi. Kitsza
coaHSY. ". T-2An3Sezy,e architecture
as93 TEgtgeSTs&g, tegax-&phirMl sarxey@.
r2afas. plsss. sf-es. eeAsSons. the laying cut
af EAfks, rZsTEsa s~euuas ama eefzess vssS
sfsssFst "a ~ modern rsefsssls
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POkTLANU, Ok,
On Thursday, March 81, 1859. commencing
at 10 O'clock a. m, tke following articles
Yaquina Ray:
Fine Upright Piano, Plat
ed Ware, Compasses. Hair
Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets,
Pillows, Towels, Table
Cloths, Napkins, Plated Wa
ter Coolers and Urns, Crock
cry, Glassware, Mirrors,
Chandeliers, Damask Cur
tains, Carpets, Lanterns,
Signals, Red Plush Saloon
Cushions, Card Tables,
Enameled Cloth, Boat Cush-
ions, Rugs, Coir Mats, Plat
ed Knives, Forks, Sugar
Bowls, Cake Baskets, Cas-
tors, Table and Tea Spoons,
Pitchers, Saloon Seats; also
Cork Jackets, Life Preserv-
ers, Brass and Mahogany
Racks, Saloon Windows,
Bells, Hydraulic Pump, Pull
ley Blocks, Anchors, Rope,
Deck Awning, Sails, 20 dead
lights.
Also large amount OF Hard Wood Pan.
nels and Woodwork, etc, etc. and gen.
eral fittings too numerous to specify
The steamship was newly fitted, and fur.
uiturc saved in good condition. Boat
builders are invited TO attend the sale.
HENRY HEwETT. Lloyds' Agent,
GILMAN & CO., Auctioneers,
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PERSON an.

4 So FoE Sf1RESHo rms SNVW.
y arsft lsrA Il i sm3ransessi parr ga
unsssi,erasssl
sINsik ONLY PLACE MAERS a NAS
4 can see C8S assortment " wgsalefs
gs~kts tas sss3Ks sa&sN a. agsseF i 81 spersiAE.
Rive she issstsaS ialsllEs. SGs Eraas ssnesg
seattle ~
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| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
cNAIIEneE.

SKAyrxE. March -, 1859.
To whom Il EaRy concern. Will match
Psstro Arena - wre<sze any raan on tne
Pacffe coast. Peter schumacher preferred.
for $50 or upwards Gzxce Roman style;
bax; txo fats In three To show that
mean business, this day deposit with the
Pusr- IxTE1LxsExcEE Co. SO ss guarantees
OF good fzsta First come first served.
]. ID. SIMMONS. Seattle.
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TO BREWERS.

The undersigned having purchased the
Nelson brewery in Portland, Oregon, of
fers all the machinery for sale. The plant
is In coed order. Also 1 steam boiler,
SKIP, s inch fiues, set in brick; / steam en-
CINE, SKIP. The whole Is offered 81 a bar
gain. Terms of sale, half cash, and six
aud nine months for balance, on approved
security. For further particulars inquire
GEO. T. MYERS,
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lnnINIsralTkIN,s 80.

1 BUSINESS Log 0S -0gTa SEr0Np
\ ssssSss era isass! sz.ely sssesA - ,Aelat
essssk l. u a1 sssla A. rsshgts esfsE.gs a -
l. tS>s. a. L 3 "a IA sussss ~ As<srfsr
rssstt asgss q sa~ go 81 u ssz1e gsa~ ssr.
tstg f@z'sEaA gAsas~@ 81 NsxssiFra 4
AlS58e sssa.zls a. - SNS 81 sseassz.s 49,
I&xS H&Aee s.sests5fszrwsvfx
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STEAMSHIP ITsFx

Tx OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP vii
sssust0a. Frank Worth. master. carr
sn< EFssSnf AID gsssSen SeFs at reduced
rates VII SAL ssem smu Esancssro sar
Sesls4 fsstts on Mar. Is J. A HasSeas. srs.
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I SksF-9S MONDAY. MARCH -. ~
swasa tAN hours 81 n a "a sa.a I ~
81, - frss1t street. hsssseea tia1sHs "a Ahs:
ttssa. stSs n sE.s1 Hndsr xii - ftzgs Is
EepAfees ~ fssfAszsu< s&aes "a eaul
Aes,F. thfTs aesse over Nsre asssz NssfsaAi
Hsnk kststttpe
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An ordinance establishing the grade of
Cedar street from Elliott bay TO the west
side of Fifth street, in the city of Seattle
The city of Seattle does ordain as fol-
lows.
Section /. That the grade of Cedar
street between Elliott bay and the west
side of Fifth street. in the city of seattle. is
hereby established at the following eleya-
tons above the datum or base lire, as fol-
lows. 10 wit: At the west side OF Water
street, 25 feet; st the east side of Water
street, - feet; at the west side of West
street, 81 feet. at the east side OF West
street, % feet: at the west side of Front
street, 30 feet. at the east side of Front
street. 90 feet: at the west side of Second
street, i01 feet. at the east side of Second
street, I0l feet. at the west side of Third
street, liz feet. at the east side of Third
street, liz feet: at the west side OF Fourth
street. lis feet: at the east side of Fourth
street, lis feet; at the west side OF Fifth
street. 10 feet.
section 2. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from aud after its pub
lication.
Passed by the Common Council the 18th
day of March. 1884,
Approved by me the 10th day of March.
1889
ROBERT MORAN. Mayor.
Filed the 10th day OF March. 1852
c. w. FERRIS, Clerk.
Published the 18th day of March, 1859.
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Treasurer's Notice.

The tre&zursr OF the city Of seattle vii
EsF, Oh presentation. the foIlowfng aarneA
wSEFMgss All warrants oats aaAtag on
siHtn street fund. Ordinance 2ks Rsas
street faEss- Orslina Gee Sak S.. 10 ans IN.
esEtisng Eart OF warrant Ma "a No IN.
seRsss wfst he allowed oa Shave warrants
after this date ISAAC PAEEwG
Asrra - ISss fssss Frex~sssss-
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uANTEit - GENTLEMEN Ts1 NEEg
w bay eSs tae ssSg3&a srSss.. sse issss
ttss isses1s e S4s kszaesSgs. n as z4ge ~
sFlfssi 3 ssssss 81 WNaseS essxss hT tsss
szseeass y sssszss1ktasl ~ tEs sgzsatfE IS
sbesf tes sxts<asBg sSsAasssa ssss.sat. al So
Fssstsf street. S~ass.a
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NOTICE .

TAkE NOTICE THAT ALL PERSONS
Il having claims against the estate OF
Csthszl8e kehoS, deceased. are hereby re
qairsS1 Ia present such claims with the
necessary vouchers within ons year FROM
the DATE Asss-afs "a the executor Of said es-
tate. ~ tAe ossice ct Peterson, Faoan 4 Pen.
nefssher, - xsaie
Dated February 18Th. fsNa.
MICHAEL KEH0E.
ExeessfoF of the estate Of Catherine Kehe<s,
1sseAsss4 fehz~Iw-ssssa
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gssE EsrfrR RRokER>

VI l. GRAVES & CO. GEAERAl.
w commission zzsi resi- estate hrssx eFx.
ssszs&s tEsrSsIaeass AswaFs on band hsssa
city AMI @sGnsTy special astenssssa 20 eta&.
sS'cfs.szss ard eFEs slgy sasns 81 al kfa5x af
lASsE w1sa resAiFesi- r o. box E9SA OF
fssF. 3rzaSsRfes ngsss3
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aotot srssr~

ID n fsu1aDski a CO. ACCOUNTANTS
Ia. a2ss fsaansles ae3nss. roosms Il Mat =
sssssfS.n nsegk- ssseks keES. oseHess. sc
1sesszks. ><&sesaessss made eat Cssaectiaas
a ss<xsa1sy- fUSsosssre hcx ilsa
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over ss<o people have Isfs Ear0pe
within the present year board sos
Baenos Ayre-.
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Aase your magazines. music,
ard law books bound su1sgnn-
tally &c 2. Anthony's Hindsry
opofn 0iock.
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DHff.EM0N pRloRY. No. 81 XXX. A.H.
l &, holds It's regular meetings Al
Olive Branch Han oa the GrSs aud thsrsi
Friday evenings Of each month a. 80
o.eleck- Visiting Eaesatss-s cordially tn
yttat, Harold Pressoa. Excellent PRIOR.
IaaH Wallace Registrar
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- -
FgASER--In Seattle, march II. isas. 20 the
--.l- . - : -...e- =. : - : 80.
u4REfFf
------.--.--.--.:-=.s :. :. :. =: :.
BisOsl ks u he Won board tue steamer
nelfe. nestfle, 4sscn ~ y Nsk. doan 2
Damon, tspt- Sobn ". axgsks. 81 tne
steamer Settle. and Miss Asttie {. Drew
:.
Advertise meats under ttls hsaes o. lost
49, sstl = l.ssrsssi Z, ~. me- -
&C., ! ,ss,yss tT.< Ora sssersstsTts eent a
wssrd for each stsfsspasslsrst ilssagstor- pay
80, s..rs~s =. sdvanrr
-
Tbs fots9WIttg leksssTs are sHhllak Adssf-
5sasEs ~ tbs gflee
shop. ia 20. If. j.
w0rg lit Opportunity
urrp wt.rrD
e,., 80 9e1.o
w ,.'.sxs IA "A Z, 800 a,'r,s~
~ W s.SI,ssn i 81 ,,snsn 81 Eorn hle,sE
= ~. = ~ : 49, l..sl.. - ~ = :.
W - 49, 49, f'i' 8, oAn'
WANTEi,--A WOMAN COOK FOB PR.
a., a@ ssAs1s' Apply t"es saas"na'
$50
WANTEIs-~A GIRL 10 DO GENERAL
w honsework. Apply Mt Mrs. :. i.evey.
$50 = I0as. ss1s ss----.---
WANTED "a GOOD Girl. TO DO
w general hotfsewagk, small family and
s ~ "a n . gpsl 20 = =, Nohaaa hooas
:. 49, = e-., :. .-e-. =
NASTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housewofks wages 80. Apply Mrs
s,l. - : lss... 49, rgn1.n s.rsse..
WANTED - GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w housewoyk and cAamberwork st Sc
attic Employment bureAa, opposite post
"ANTED-LADf, ACTIVE AND IN
w telligens, 10 represent, In her own
go .ooaasls. ~ osu na'n. nsiersnsss gwen
sss,s.a .s9H.- ss-aas s..'..s ,s..sa..,.. 49,
Sr.s,s. ,s.s ~ 49, 49,. 49,
-. -. - : ----.. = = -
FwpI0YNEyT W4NTED
xr.~rps,ny .Y.nv esss,y,esS =
w hoasas.sr ,vs.s',..,, 49,. ,,tss 40
,..ss.,,asg IA WI. w,i,,s nn.s.t sas..ss.
a. n
w 49, "a $500 AZ sanmog ls;s
aaayrsss shss s.s A. !" '''e' " so""s '''3.
:. --,-~
WANTED ~ POSITION DOING GEN
lip. Call or address Alice Ayiwsri' 40 !
WANfEb~-shF-SS AAktSs. No. Isis
lsnth street, between Howell and
M AZ Eh-A ol. Il.EMAN, HOLDING
a hrst-Eraae King county certificate.
au9 ath~fs or akR grade, desires sitNas
uon. Aaaftss Y u Nafresl. Kent, W. II.
..fTff AsrIoN a. AxTtTf,- ey tss.9,ssV IRE
- er- having had experience IA railroad.
MERCHANDISE ana coal comfsays Offices.
Address T. =. care fu*fsiSTEIIi9KSeER
M - IL y s,ten totA hostap ANb
ars<s 5Ios.ian. tbs onlse. "
lNANTED - SITUATION As RffYrK
w and superinEensis,s,s OF retail dry goods
hoase. advertiser hollis Eanse POSITION IN
frxt LAS bans.s ~ t.,.,is NJ Il -, -
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rgoy4E-

fer ladies and gentlemen are Cow form.
Ing a. Mss EiSkens studio. Browns Rock
tl2 scSssnd street.. corner of Cherry. figure
painting sTssrlastv
ASTED-~PuPfiIs FOR THE PIANO.
W Call en- 81 address r. r Parry. room
{ ~szr7 hlgArk
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

AEATTt.E I0bssE. No :. /. q. u. p.
- Meets every Tuesday evening. ia Bell,
Han, North seattle, az ~ o'clock. Mem
h~rS 81 sister Lodges and sojournins
brothers. Ga gss0-l standing. are eoraialis
invited 10 attend
Y. DOWNING. n. q.
goHS !. kS0gF, Rec Secretary.
ptsfatsiep haax $50 ;n1Ta
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WANTEp - FURNISHED ROOM DR
w suite OF rooms with or caagsuieaf 10
is,Ard. by gentleman aud wife Address,
stating terms ana location. Z. q, Bax sSf,
CITY
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INVESTORS
Are invited by Nessrs
|ossasY ;
To nosice that this list is constantly
changed
|SPECIALCHANCE
SYNDTCATE
SYNDICATE
SYNDICATE.
We are forming 3 syndicate for the
purchase, upon very advantageous
terms OF a large tract of land, con-
trolling one of the most important sec
tons Of this city. Only few shares left.
our friends and customers are specially in
ysfed nor TO let this chance slip Read the
following extract from the prospectus
so that man placing sios0 cash In the
syndicate may reasonably expect, this
year, TO take out 5000, or placing his 5000,
60 take ont $1,000: or. placing bis $1,000,
10 take ont so. 90.
Call 81 our Office at once and thoroughly
investigate this matter
Choice and Selected Lots in
every quarter of the city and suburbs
Farms and ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
Additions. Blocks and lots for sale.
1875 ACRES adjoining the RAILROAD
LANDS at SMITHS Cove.
80 ACRE tracts, 10 Acre tracts, and
Sacre tracts --al centrally located aud ripe
for Plating.
Inside Property and Business
Property of the best. from 1900 to $50.
a BARcAiN-Foar lots on Lake wash.
ington near cable line for 5000.
We call special attention TO the
PALATlNE HILL ADDITION.
This property comprises the choicest and
cheapest building lots in the market; the
greatest margin for profit even upon their
present merits alone, but upon the con-
struction of the navy yard at Lake Wash
fagton these lots win increase IN value be-
yond the most sanguine expectations.
Even now the addition is in the center of
tne manufacturing district. surrounded by
factories and lying at the salt water gate
way of the canal Postoffice, schoolhouse,
public half, railroad depot on the property.
Only Is minutes from the city by the s. l.
S. & L. r. &, which runs hourly trains at
l0e: in addition 10 which the new motor
line IS about TO be constructed TO the prop
erty. Lots 60x1I0 feet from $l65 upwards.
FIVE AND TEN-ACRE TRACTS
In and near to the
MAPLE LEAF ADDITION.
We are selling land here one-third
cheaper than the adjoining owners in
every direction. Close 10 the circle railroad
and the lake The lana lays well, rich soil,
suitable for market gardening This land
next spring win sell per lot at the price
now asked per acre. Prices from s75 per
acre upwards.
GRAY e. CLAYWORTA,
7O71s Front st.
Poncin block; also branch Office at Ross
Postofiice, adjoining Palatine Hill.
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SPECIAL
AUCTION SALE
W R ECKAGE
saved frem the Steamship
YAQUINA BAY.
PORTLAND. OR.

win sell at public sction, for account
OF whom it may concern, at Flanders
wharf, between B and C streets,
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HaNrfD ro 19 az 7
f1stseIsf.

"ASTKn ~ III LEAsE t8RoDM
W aouse neas The censer or close 20 car
line, Address Moore Land Co.
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ASs4TERS IND CHEMISTS.

GEoRGE BETHuNE, AssAYER AND
VI Chemist, analyzer of coal, ERE clays,
ores, etc. Send samples for assay by mail.
Tacoma. Wash. Ty.
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rna R0R INVESTMENT IN FAlR
sNtNV paving bussaess; state Business.
W. r., Pest Intelligence
MONEY 10 LOAN. INSURANCE wgiT.
VI sea, and n0saEy public wark sioge
II. -. ShueY 3 Co, CORNER Bell and Front
streets. North seattle.
S2M.0 ~ sa,, .9 ss2ssm y si s,sa n, no
proved cry sea farms property ais, SOC
building purposes lowest rates. no aeiay.
:. koeso1, isss t'alanl Asa street. near Fsaut.
MONEY To LOAN ON pARNs Am
vi city property sy tae Western farm
Naz gage Trust eempSssy, Fs,osa ~. New
fesles block. Sea he, " T EzsaS time.
here. A. II FooTE. Manage,
NgoSEY To loan on tNFRovEp
Va city and fagm property az current fats
az iutorcsS, Se essusfnisslsnx No delay
whsteyef IN making tesxns when sss,mrssy
- all sisht. Transactions esmptess-a Ia
snort time. Reex z. Daniels. ryNssa 8 stars
Dock. over stewart & Holmes drug ssepe.
MONEY To LOAN ar LOWEST RATES
vi no commission Improved hnst.
nesS sa3 residence property ga seattle
Asa oa iasFrvxssi lArtax IN klns soanty
AMI Gown ssgnd territory. Leans made
promptly and Taasey paid - hen she pzpcrS
are eseeats>s- FRANK r. Ike s ID.
Fs-esa q Nes Nssies hsccs
NFoNEY ~ foAN-oS RsAI ESTAr1,
Va chsisel EassgsEsgpoF personal seenr.sy.
Notes, rsssFtgsSgs. etc, bought a. & NIL
Iskk, a CO. rs Mssi xsrees, aeciasnss 4
Rlsss wis
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xKGg FRONT pAKLDE NITkl MAE.
IL sc E1zzsts3 xa4 xEsze. issee5y ssrrlsxAzst
saskxhse fgx eng 81 t~o xeutsersssa- 81
Fxx& ervpef
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BROOKS pREw-on board the gieamer
Nellie. nestfIe. March ~. BIZ Rev John r
Damon, Cart John ". nroeks. 81 the
steamer sslise. and Miss Settie G. Drew,
ali Of ttsJs county.
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Advertise nents under tfs heads OF Lest
F1xad, Far sAze. To Let ans Situations
Wanted wtIl BE inserted - Use rate Of z
cents word for Hgxt Insertion. ] cent
word for each Subsequent insertion Pay
asEnf always IA edvanEe.
The following Ietters are awaiting adyer.
slzsEz NJ this Office
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TuEEsT-FTExfsHED FRosT ROOM
i p-4vxte family. gents on1y. III Pre-
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HtNrfD- 10 RRsr.

+ w ANFEn-F0UR MORE MEN WITH
w ssooo cash, to engage in iaanufses
turing hasiaess. Aeofe Land Co
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ARCHITECTS.

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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-11
The Snail at Home in Winter.

As the winter comes on, the snail
becomes sensible of the approach Of
resistless lassitude, scoops a hole in
the ground, lines and covers the cham
Der with kind of mortar made of dead
leaves and slime, and, retiring within
this cell, proceeds to make itself more
snug by closing the mouth of its shell
with diaphragm which gradually
hardens, but is infinitely perforated
opposite the respiratory orifice. As
the animal withdraws further into its
shell other slime plates are made,
which act on the principle of double
windows, inclosing layer of air be-
tween each pair, and so effectually
protecting him from the cold. With
the return of spring, when the woods
are melodious with the songs of birds
intent on the perpetuation of their
species, the snail reappears and sets
about making a nest-like hole in the
ground, wherein its eggs, cluster of
from thirty to fifty-in form resembling
the berries of the mistletoe-are by
and by laid. They are Matched in,
perhaps, twenty days, when the young
emerge in a lovely bubble-like shell,
and acquire full growth in a. 'ut
twelve months.-AH the Year Round.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-11
Going ssNap."

A good NAP" story is told by a
writer in the current number of the
Quarterly Reuis,U. It is stock trick
of card-sharpers at this game, to give
the intended victim a hand consisting
of four honors in one suit and the ace
of another. Such hand, in the ordi-
nary way, would be invincible. The
victim not only goes MAP but is pre-
pared to bet any amount that he will
make it, and so he would, but for the
fact that his adversary holds five small
cards of his long suit, and is, therefore,
bound to win one trick
This trick was put in operation
against q supposed greenhorn. He re-
ceived the ace, king, queen and knave
of clubs, and the ace of diamonds.
Naturally he went ~Nap," and backed
himself freely to win all five tricks.
His bets were taken with alacrity, 50
readily, indeed, that he began to sus-
pect fraud, and guessed the nature Of
the trap laid for MIN. When the
stakes had reached sufficiently high
point. he proceeded to play, not club,
but the ace of diamonds, thereby max
ing that suit trumps. As he anticipat-
ed, his opponent held clubs only, and
he won every trick.-LOndOn Pick-Me'
Tn
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and does not again return. He Is the
porter of the hotel or inn. He may be
humble porter just starting out or
he may be swollen and purse-proud
porter with silver in his hair and also in
his sock.
speak of the porter and his humble
lot in order to show the average Amer
ican boy who may read these lines that
humor is not the only thing in Amer
lea which yields large dividends on a
small capital. To be porter does not
require great genius or education or in
tellectual versatility, and yet, well at
tended to, the business is remunerative
in the extreme and often yields excel
lent returns. It shows that any Amer
lean boy who does faithfully and well
the work assigned to him may become
well-to-do and prosperous.
It was here in Minneapolis that Mr..
Cleveland was injudicious. He and
his wife were panied to read the fol-
lowing conversation in the paper the