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SPECGfL NOTICES.

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4 sARD OF THANRs-THE COMMITTEE
- for the excursion of July IS. TO Sno-
Qusisnte Falls. desire 10 express their APP
pfeeiatfoa OF the Kindness aud courtesy OF
the management OF the Seattle, Lake shore
& Eastern railway on that occasion: moth
inE fnss eonla contribute to the comfort
aiau pleasure OF the excQrxioni.fs Was left
uncone; toe committee also desire To
thank Messrs Reid 4 Clancy. managers Of
Sluoaualmfe park. and Mr. ssustin. al the
rats restaurant tor the attention shown
l,y them ~ the COMMITTEES,
NuTiCE--THE NEW ARiINtsiON RES
~ ssnrsnt reopened ON Cherry street,
between second and 1aird streets, under
inc International hotel: elegant private
rooms for ladies; the only hssf-class res.
faafsbt IA seattle. private dinner. and
safpefs on short notice. ~ moderate prices
xcsp oven day ana sight.
Mr.. u. CHRISTOPHER. ORR A6EST.
vi Viii b. found q. foosa 2, klsSen block
daring business hours from this date. Is
fsHsses en- bills Of lumber viii be given
VII. Win nsessase iiossinan & Acifonnell.
WEA NON MANUFACTURING THE
~ most lserleei section ladder made.
View patent. AID Offer Territory oss the Pa
esae coast ias sale. II sils pay you 10
write FOR description sti terms Address
=. p Ns.t1ts, Yorkshire Center. n Y.
Nolttk = All. fAETIKs HAVING
~ cisims azasnsf T. l. MsfSaan ar
hereby r*gaested 20 present the sarna 3,
,ss nas!efsisHed a. his Ofsaee. raonl Z
Ne9iia h3s-rx Frank Hast.sFd. ss.fr,.sx
in fses fef T. l. Marshal
NOTICE = CARPENTERS AXE re.
- gRss'td - LAY auay frosn Ps,ft
seNnsen1. Is iserV Is a STRIFE Eenstiax
Hish regard 80 tie kemf raovefaessf ~
fssssfest 81 Local Eaisn SCI " q McIsars-
A31, K =
NotIGt-i HAVE lAKtsk 9Fss1E
~ az furniture aud ir.s1lax Is. TArs,@.
bali. ssa=Ih sna Jsfsr@ea ssseesa A.
Nrhshasrh.
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MONEY AT PER CENf-lQu CAN
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To the ckholdefa r
Insurance Company q ~
Wherees.it is dos1fQ1 -
ital stock Of the Ho1no q
Company Of seatale. ~
signed, being . ma5ngll Z
said com pany, hetoh4 M
the Stockholders ~ ~
held on Monday, ~
lSS9, 1t the hour IL Z =
moot Of said day. q
In the city OF Seo1elo
considering . pfpD
board Of trustees DUR 4
Ing vf said board. NJ
the increase Of the -
company from the ~
Thousand dollars to IT, G
red and hfty Thousand q
Seattle. W. r.. Juno ~ n
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IbsgIsf fDMSSxSfs. July :. fSsa TITS.
Erin 81 6EtssAs. Meye< 4 sssss-sr.
,stfsiesoFe existing a. Pssrt Essss f.sesss snS
sac-szsaA. y T.. having been sssasssssd 49,
es@siils 70 csssfs 81 per special aa.se4 ~
$50 80 as.s, pAl'slslsssa In this paper. shall
ter freight All fseseh sEsisss Ifssss .s,ss..,
tsae Nsssserssggsrt nAsne. rag asrsesxsssrsssrx
sesaainiag Al fass TowYAx
j. r. MEyss
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Treasury DKpAl
OFFICE or CoMPTR0LLxn &

TREASURY DEPA1
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER q
WARRINGTON. yunno
WHEREAS, BY satiGfnct
scented to the underuteNo
made to appear thae
National Bank OF 6eaftlo Z
Seattle, In the county q
tory Of Washington. hoo e.
the provisions Of the ntGe5
States, required 10 b coo1
IN association shall b IN
mence the hasiness 81 bon
Now therefore !, Jeono
Deputy and Acting CoD
Currency, do hereby ccgl
Washington National BouG i
the city OF eeaftle, In TIE -
and territory of Waahin9oor
To commence the businGro r.
provided In section fifty-6Co
sixty-nine Of the nev1oo4 IL
United states. IA
In testimony \
my hand ~
{ , this nth ~
I } Deputy an
M MA 8; r
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DISSOLUTION OF cora.ryrESuyr

NOTICE Tx pTBiIC WILL. PI.gA~F
~ take rotsce thai The partnership here
hssefe existing Between tae uuse rssgres.
ahtleT TIE nrta name aud sryse of ssrifIithx
seer q stetsaH. has fhis day ba.en Dis
se,.Nsl ~ mutual consent. J. Z Never
having Transferred ssss tsfegesr n. fhs f.,,sz.
PISS 81 SAID Era 20 ianses ssrissths aud j
n -,eisesgs. y no ase authorized 30 collect
81 esasfas due said frIa aud wilI nav Al
aeoss ..wLns on tie sane Port TssTn-
ssiss, v r., July g. iss.
JAsEs NRsrsTHs.
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sosTsTT Norfs rs

lNkAfEkNi7l LnNsE. NJ. Ito 8
J O.. escefs ever Taarssss evening AZ !
taso< z n tbs hz1 a. Seattle Ledge Nssrrh
~szsaie Al Esens~ss sss sAses rsasr IN gs.sss
ssAssS1Eas are es3sszxiay inxits>s 30 sstesA
l. r. COMPTON. n q.
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ErOR SALE--THE SEATTLE TaASsFER
II Go. will receive bids for their properly
on southeast CORNER South Second aud
Main streets, viz: Lots and 2, block I,
xayusrds addition To the city OF Seattle.
For fuil particulars call on b. r. shaubut,
manager; bids 10 be opened August 2. 1859.
The seattle Transfer CO. Seattle, July 5,
1Ssa
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No engraved on heal n rmgss vE3 -
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- aAss SansseT &fssrnsasn. IN Presssste-
El&f etafcs, OF f%twesu sze eam4ch ssd
spf.nS street fsnsser leave Al Lite Trsaf
street
I oST-ssAII sPASIEI. Doc. SHARED
II sssr sson FessFe IS issyIng a LIS
cesFs ees1ss fisTk
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II issseld TON SoTicE-THE PART
- asrxhsp aeget0s3fe exsss ing By arsi hsA-
.setn IL, Y. Jones sid E. b. rkfnnrr. ana
aaAg business sfsSses The fran nause "a
seslss a -stuner. is-thss day dissolved
% mntGss CONSENT III r. aasssss .ptsYsny
and :. =, Skinner cugtimasnv she hs,sss
l assss- All sssornfs VIA ~ PAID 10 Z. Is
nrra y Il BE- paid ~ him. w
ssgaeVi THIS I'D ass q July. asa.
IL. e JoNgN
Il
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6<.sr Ie~i;n My 1ssSnwhse ss,.cs -.
tveen second ana Third
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II ichtenberK and james Kiefer afsos.
neys and c1unseiloxS ~ Law. Rooms - and
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ereeok
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.hEORGE D0NWOKTH. ATTORNEY
I and counsellor ~ law. room ; Boston
a Maine.
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L. Burke block, corner Third aud Onion
streets. Seattle, wash.
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for Csiifofn;s. ana eoiiecron ssencr'
room :. Boston block.
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southessf corner Third. commercisl. Nal
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Ter avenue, Seattle, Washington.
A Z. ISHAA, ATrORNEY-AT-LAw.
"A: Code Copmissioner Washington
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N SODEkhEkG, ATTORNEY AT :
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ua.s1 s1its : sRScis.sy. ooutneest cor
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nSHORN d DYER ORCHARD OSBORN,
~ Trusten r. Dyerl. Lawyers, Seattle.
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81 as Third street seattle ". +. =
-EucSTTp !. On
Dodge building, over dexter Horton 4
Co.'s bank.
HENRY B. LOONIs. ATTORNEY-AT.
Ill law, room 10, Llewellyn. Dodge buiid.
ing, Second street. near Cherrv
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Also all kinda OF eheaah1G
Ready Roofing. have ope1
branch house la this city, -
until further notice, cof3,
West street, ut either the e.
son building. where We VIM
are now ready to receive
execute ell work in rhortee4
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NOTICE = sERERE alNES IuAY
~ sS@ hstE@4s. a1sss<isg 20 fEe fassa4.
sss ssreFS ssssis aaFtssx sss&yezt u ts9 "a
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AkN6SAb OK STOLEN -sgx OK Esssyy r
- Jas S. s.sbs ssssrti ssgsrss. l.ehs ~orrsI
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IyOk sALE-wELL BUILT DOUBLE
honses on Ninth street; IL taAcn before
August 10. will be sold At the following
prscss: Double house, renting since jan
ssary for rs per month, $500; eigh.room
houses, renting since January for SO per
month, g. 60 Addrs ~ Owner, p. y. box
II, or call on r. $. Commission Co. l,2il
Second street.
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Los kx>T-E@o sT0Rss. srsxsSn
4 Anst fSnz ssFessN. ss.sstv ~ $3.50
s.afssSs. rssazs 8 Mes In hss~
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sil~in
fuses
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NJ b. on AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,
Ne July 81, the seattle wood yard" vii.
promptly I'LL all orders for weed. We de
sire our former patrons. Order sent 10
AT Marion street L K Smith. manager.
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FOR SHE BtSFsESS CHANCES.
E,oR sALE- RESTAURANT IL COOP
Is iecaiian. cheap Corner Fnnnt and
I.,oE sAIE- REsrAuRAST-uE RENT.
u fillmore, ~ seeoFi street.
I.NoR sALE--ssgocxgY AND eRocK.
cry store doing = good business: Gre
location. So seee,s.t strset. Colonial block.
l>oR SAiE-HALF OR WHOLE lNTEg-
Il ct IA sassniiI cheap: good mana
tsrfafsng .ocsisca. Address city Tssssa I Cd.
boz iolS.
I,oR sALE- TWO oF IuE RESI- RES
4 'smrsais Ia SEATTLE. Gistssge. 10
s-...l.sa strext. aL.tessl'e pslssaflsce.
l.FpR ~st.E-sAw MILL. sHINgl.s NH.
4 asa sFsEg ward site tafvs miles fessFa
pss-s.a:.,ez, Address, r. q. h-sx sR-
l~oR sALE-RaErk YARD SITE NILES
i ssesa EssstonlcG. Charles g. faSssrxnss
sf>fNk,ss sHsNs9s.
IN sgll.-w nofE.oR Has fxrEkF.Sr
L 10 = rasss payF-g rs&auf4essr.az ,,ax5.
fassS NECESSARY capital feaaa - 30 t. 81 {S<8
AtFsy g ! rEa. iais 81 sc.
c.na Viii. sEssURg Az ExTFRr IsfSF
.bu shss wii ray sssg.ssosss profits. .
inssst xSfr shis- Address X NJ. rssas lated
igeness esser.
SIU.WU Amouns =, assh : services = q =
80 sss&t sshsei FsfsgiS hEsasess. (. n care
ps.s. la. sliszsnges
~ aal mIll. Hd : BIsgNlSs
sSJss NM eAsees wssi ssssze thai. sf,gs g.
q eass war. t.ss8AsgN, Fls sexsEa szsset
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A Word About Catarrh.

1T is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
minuid envelope surrounding the delicate It's
sues OF the air and food passages, that Catarrf
naAes us stronghold. Once established, it eats
into the very vitals, and renders life but a LONG.
drawn breath of misery and disease dulling the
sense OF nearing, trammeling the power of speech
destroying the faculty of smell, tainting the breat
and killing the refined pleasures of taste. lnsidi,
ously, by creeping on from simple cold in The
head. IL assaults the membranOus lining and a,e
velopes the bones, eating through the delicste
coats and causing inflammation, sloughing and
death. Nothing short of total eradication viii sa
cure health to the patient and all alternatives Are
simply procrastinated sufferings, leading to a ia
tai Termination. SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE Inv
Inhalation and by Internal administration, has
never failed; even when the disease has made
frightful inrOads on delicate constitutions hear
ing, smell and taste have been recovered, and the
disease thoroughly driven out"
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bot
tie of the RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and one IMPROVED INHALER, neatly
wrapped In one package, with full directions;
price, $1.0o
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co. BOSTON,
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500, 900 to build a new insane hospital at
Bangor, Senator Lord created q sensation
by showing that the legislature had already
appropriated nearly $4C0,000 in excess OF the
estimated receipts for the next two years. ii
this is so, we think the people will go In
with Mr.. Manley for change to annual
sessions, and also for change In the legls-
lature. II they are going to build two nos
pitfalls in one year. they had better take the
State house for one, and keep the iegisla-
ture In IL
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The Utica Observer pronounces all Demo-
cratic opposition to Cleveland as either base
ly dishonest or utterly ridiculous. 1t styles
him the leader of the Democratic party, and
evidently would hail with delight his renomi-
nation 10 1892 But there is Gov. Hill, and
before Cleveland can be again nominated
Hill must be reduced to state of political
paralysis. And that isn't an easy lob.
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The House yesterday expressed desire
for more information in regard to the finances
of the State. Tha finance committee did not.
however. manifest any grea. alacrity to
furnish it. Indeed they appeared rather
reluctant, fearing perhaps that the great
mental strain the work would put upon
them. might result in nervous prostration.
The House insisted however. and there
seems to be no course for the committee ex-
cept to comply. We hope this time they
will make a clean breast
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-07

The Parnell inquiry still drags its slow
length along, though precisely what the
Times is trying to prove now 1t is difficult to
say. When Pigott confessed to forgery the
Times case was gone, and the only decent
course to pursue was to humbly apologize
and get out of sight as soon as possible. 1t
appears however to have made up its mind
TO cheek it out
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-07

One hundred thousand dollars to extend
the insane hospital at Augusta $4,000 to
select site for another insane hospital at
Bangor, with several hundred thousand to
come to build it; $4,000 to start general
hospital at Lewiston, with hundred th0us-
and or so to help 1t along in the future; $780,
600 for Madawaska claims; $4,000 to re
build the capitol, with a strong probability
$3OO,OOO-these are the features of the pro-
gramme mapped out by the gentlemen who
while ago were bewailing the sad fate of the
poor farmer" Here are appropriations ag-
gregating $500 GOETHE most of them unnec-
essary. or course more room is needed for
insane patients, but there is no occasion for
spending 100000 ON the present hospital.
and at the same time starting another hospi-
tai at Bangor. IL new hospital is to be
built, and that, 1t seems to the PRESS, is the
proper policy, there Is no need of laying out
100000 on the present one. Neither is there
very loud demand for another general hos
pital in this State. especially so near the
present one. But both these cases
are far more meritorious than that
of the rebuilding of the old capitol. Indeed
IL ILLS last pTOpOsItiOu SnOuiu SLdHu Oh us
merits alone 1t is doubtful If it would get
single vote outside of Kennebec couRty.
But there is a rumor afoat and certain cir
camstances seem to give color to it, that all
these enterprises have, by their industrious
promoters, been linked together. In other
words that their friends have undertaken to
put them through by a system of log rolling
well understood In Congress but somewhat
novel to the Maine legislature. OF course the
master spirit in this maneuvre is
Kennebec. Kennebec wants most of
the pork as usual, but is willing
that Aroostook, Penobscot and Androscog-
gin, shall have some in case they will lend
her their assistance. Aroostook and Penob-
scot have been allotted their shares, but An
droscoggn is still waiting; Kennebec has got
part of hers, but the big chunk in the shape
of an appropriation to rebuild the old capitoI
has not yet been secured. If such a combi-
nation, as this story suggests. has actually
been entered into, the people who are in it
are disgracing themselves and the legislature
of the State
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-07
CURRENT COM EMIT.

tRockland Courier-Gazette.l
=. we have received from Augusta manlfes-
70 headed: Speeches by Hon. j. w. Brad
i SJry and others, Feb. IS, 1889, before the
Visibility of moving the State Capital" A
S 9usso examination shows that only the Au-
tba r Siue Of the question is preseD ted. Are
case statads men afraid to have Portland's
ADVICE FROM KENNEBEc.
lGardiner Home Journal.1
on the motion last week to appropriate
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-07

President Harrison's address has produced
favorable impression even among his po-
litical opponents. An administration con-
Quoted along the lines he lays down in that
address cannot fail to be auccessful.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-07

=, a cursory glance over our exchanges shows
that the new cabinet is a general disappoint-
ment. The Clamtown Squizzle thinks that
the selection of Redfeld l.. Proctor for Sec.
rotary. of War, instead of Colonel PeIeg
SRroqter Of this town, is all the more mex.
The Peapod Village Dinner Horn declares
that THE appointment of Benjamin r
Tracey for Secretary of the Navy is direct
slight upon our esteemed fellow citizen. 81
Timberhead, which the many friends of the
latter VIII be spry to resent" The. Daily
calling 1t Tin every respect inferior to the
Cabinet constructed by us after six months
of hard thought, and lately forwarded to
Mr.. Harrison for his approval" 1t is too
bad that the first official act Of the new Pres
ident should be so Ill received.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-07

We do not read anonymous letters and eommu
neations. The name and address of the writer
are In al cases Indispensable not necessarily for
publication but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake. to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-07

There appear to be three active claimants
to the West Virginia governorship. Gen.
Golf, the Republican candidate. claims the
Office on the ground that he was elected. 1t
is alleged that his opponent,i ~ Judge Fleming,
has admitted that Golf had ITO majority.
The second claimant is Gov. Wilson, who
continues to hold the office ON the ground
that the legislature failed to declare the vote.
and therefore that nobody is legally qualified
to take the office. The third claimant is
President Carr of the Senate, who contends
that inasmuch as Gov. Wilson's tune has ex-
pired by limitation and nobody has been
legally declared elected to succeed him. there
is Vacancy in the Office which under the
constitution of the State, he. as President of
the Senate, is entitled to fill. Judge Fleming
the Democratic candidate at the last election,
is apparently making no claim to the Office
The only flaw in Gen. COTS title comes
from the failure through some technical
bubble of House of Representatives to
declare the vote. That he was elected seems
to be generally conceded. Gen. Golf has
taken the oath of Office and filed a writ Of
quo warranto against Gov. Wilson, requiring
him to show by what authority he continues
to occupy the Office, ana also writ of
mandamus compelling him to surrender the
office. II justice is done Gen. Golf will get
the Office, but the Virginia courts are under
the control of the Democrats and partisan
ship sometimes effects judges.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-07

An article in Harper's Magazine contains
the statement that Poe would sometimes dis
pose Of a poem for glass of brandy. Az
there is inspiration enough in a glass OF
brandy for Poe poem, he probably argued
ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-07

Base ball matters are in an extremely com
plicated condition just now. But let us have
patience. John Montgomery Ward is COM
Ing home as fast as steam can carry him and
will soon straighten things out.