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rInrringe Not a Fanure.

SEYMOUR, Feb. 21.-[Special. There were
born this morning to Eli b. Stevenson and
wife of this neighbOrhood triplets, two sons
and one daughter. The children are hearty
and the father and mother are doing well.
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A Sudden Death.

ROCHESTER, Feb. 25.-[special. Yesterday
morning David G.. Oliver, aged ffty-6ve, a
highly respected citizen of this county, died
suddenly from heart disease. lie leaves
widow and several children.
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A PrnhahIa Mnrlinr-

EVANSVILLE, Feb. 24.-[Special. IA colored
man named Jackson struck John Roach both
prisoners at the rock pile, with a hammer yes
terday aud the chances against ROach's re-
covery from the murderous attack.
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Death of a Veteran soIdier

WABASH, Feb. 25.-lSpecial.l John Graves,
a wellknown pioneer of Wabash county. died
last night at his nome near Wabash of cancer
of the stomach. Deceased was seventy years
old. He was a member of the Seventy-fifth
Indiana regiment, and is well known to all of
the veterans.
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Ch,Id Rnrned 20 DEATH.

LAFAYETTE. Feb. 22.-[Speciall The three.
year-old daughter of John Snyder, while play
ing with matches yesterday, ignited her dress
and was burned to death.
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An Nerve Tonic
I'D PHOSPHATE.
USE HoRSFo

USE HORSFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. S. J.. Williams Clarence, Ia, SAYS: 81
have used it 70 grand effect in a case of neu-
ralgic fever, and in uterine difficulties. Also,
In cases where a general tonic was needed. For
a nerve tonic l think it is The best have ever
used, and can recommend it most confidently"
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Farmer Takes a Bride.

MARTINsvLLE, Feb. 25.-[Special.l-A J..
Egbert and Mary Stive were married YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Egbert is thriving farmer and his fair
partner kept the postotfice at Exchange, about
eight miles east of here.
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DFnRm.

Alcohol 81 15d220; asafCetida, 15620o; alum, "a
Sc; camphor, 359Ssc; cochineal, 5OG55c; chlorO-
form 5Gj5e; copperas, brls ;3t3.5O; cream tartar,
uine, 30645c; magnesia c1rb., 2-oz, 25@e25c; NOR
phine, Z. & W., per OF, s2.S0: madden, 12gi4c; OIL
castor, per gal, silG@l.i5; oil, bergamot, per 10,
s3d3 25: opium, 303.i5: quinine, r. Il W, per OK,
4Sa4se; baIsam cOpaiba, 7O9sOc; soap, CASTLE, FRI
12@l5c; soda, bicarh 4H96c; salts, EPSON, 4d5c
sulphur, -four, 4@6c; saltpetre, sd2Oc; turpentine
5O@S4c; gl-cerine, 2.@33c iodid. Potass., SS93 20
bromide potass.. 403f2c; chlorate potash, 25c;
bOrsx, 10Sl2c; cinchOnidia, 12@i5c; carbolie acid
45(d5Oc
0ls-Linseed oil, raw 59c per gal; boiled, &c;
c0alOil legal test 9ai4c; bank, Acc; best straits
sec; Labrador. coo; West Virginia, lubrieating, FOG
zoe; miners. CSC. Lard oils---No. /. 5O955c; do,
extra, 72G176c.
White Lead--Pure, G1<c lower grades, 51zg6c
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When Baby was sick. we save her Castorio,
When she VIC Child, she cried Tor CessOris,
When she became Hiss. ste chung to CaStoria,
When shs bad CllldTsn, she gave them CsstOTio,
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On the produce exchange TODAY the butter market
was steady and unchanged. Eggs-steady at lSGe
l3lIc
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 26.-Flour-Denand light
but prices firmly held Wheat-Duli and lower; No.
2 red. Feb aud March, 97l29fgsc; April 80 GJ9ci
May, g9j5e@ 1.00. COrn-Duli and lover NO. mixed
on track 41c; steamer No high mixed, in grain
depot 4OIgS541c; steamer No. mixed, track,
40f9c; Go, in export elevator, 'fa5952 No. ?,
high mixed il grain depot, 4ic; 80. mixed, in
export elevator 49i5c; No mixed, Feb, l0t4l &c;
March, 40 a451zc; April, az sale; May @fg PC
Oats-Csr lots quiet steady sales, No while Sc
choice Soc; futures dull; No. white, Feb, $40
$3.50; March, 3314@&34c; April. 80 i4a3p4c; May,
345S034Lc. ReceiptS-flOuT, 5000; wheat, 3S]Ui
corn, %, 0O0 oats. 1880. Shpments-N heat. 900;
corn, 39,l09i oats, 5000.
BALTIMORE Feb .-Wheat-We quiet and
EASY; No. 2 winter red. spot, 9isSa9f31c. March,
9f3Ia95c; NAV 971&89794c. COrn-W esIern, easy;
mixed spot, 3s3< Zoe; March, sg5[ d395sc; April,
4J5la4 5Sc; May, 4I%@AEc; steamer, Ss@3ghc.
Oats-Firm; western white, 32d34c; do. mixed, %
6S31c; gradedNO. white. So =. Hay-Dull and
unchanged. Recoipts-FlOur, 5000; wheat 500;
corn, 10000; oats, 1000; rye, 500. Shipments
Flour. 29.O0O; corn, 5000. Ssles-Wheat i2j.O00:
corn, 10000.
TOLEDO. Feb. 26.--Whcat-Dull but firm; cash,
9S1cdsl Ol15; May, 9S{c July, 9O1qc. Corn-Active,
but steady; cash, $50; May, $3.50. oats--Quiet;
March S46j; April, sac Receipts-Wheat, 1900;
oats, 1000; clover seed, 800 bags. shipments
Wheat, 5000; oats. 1000; clover seed. 40 bags.
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DE. Henlez,s Genulne Invlgorntor.

Celery, Beef and Iron give food TO the brain,
enriches the blood aids digestion, gives refresh
ing sleep, where other remedies fail. Try it..
Sold by dealers. Price 81.
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Two Golden weddings.

FORT WAYNE, Feb 21.-lSpecial. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rehling to-day celebrated their gol-
den wedding. They were born in Germany
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dency. Trading during the latter part Of the session
was only moderate and prices fuctuated slightly
within a small range, gradually advancing to out
side figures and closing firm.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Groceries,

Cofee-Common TO good, 17Iz9lec; prime to
choice, 20@22c; fancy, 23924c; Golden Rio,
25e528c; Java, 2793lo; Coverings +. l. G.,
roasted, 23l4e; schnull Co.'S standard, 22$<ci
sugars-Hard, 75f99c; confectionery A, T1F971%e;
OFF A. 67s771zc; coffee A. 65<965sc white extra c,
common extra q essSe1Sc; good yellow, e1S9s14c;
Molnsses-Eew Orleans, new crop, s0945o; medium
sirups. 25130c choice, 35d940c.
MiEceilaneous-Rice, 616Ho. Coal oil. 99itc
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NOTICE is HERFBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ viii be an election Of three trustees at Rural
lodge No sls, o. o. r, at Traders Point, March
., 1883 I'll
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK YARDS, I
INnrAEAPnTIs Eah Dc 1850 I

ANbAANAfoA4ios Afb. 80 1907
CATTLE-Receipts, 200 The market is steady on
choice shippers Good COWS and heifers are steady
and in fair demand Common grades of both ship
pers' and butchers dull.
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OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly quaiied as administrator Of the estate of Anna
Maria Mattlcr late of Marion county, Indiana de-
ceased. said estate is supposed 10 be solvent
% tREN iOWSER, Administrator
V. &. Clifford, Attorney.
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ning Highe.i Lowest: dosing:


Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour-Fim
and unchanged No. spring wheat, si04t GI4
No. spring wheat. s3IZr9oe; No. , rel. SI-CGsf6G
1879; No. corn. 3iisg54i<c; No. ? oats, - g;
No. 2 rye. 451zai355e; No 2 barley. nominal; Ma.
Aaxseed, 81 81: prime timothy seed -. pork
per bril- SII.l0@Il.I5; lard, per IOo lbs, s.. MA
ESQ; short rib sides Ooosel S5.96d6; dry sailed
shoulders (boGed), S 25@G371s; short clear sides
Cboxedl s6.l21&a625; whisky. distllers' finished
goods per gal, S1-O3; sugars, cut LOAF unchanged.
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Trade in staple goods has been much stimulated
b. the jobbers' light gingham and calico. Trade
active Manufacturers prices firm. The general
business IS good.
BROWN Observation-Disclosures A, ne; Atlanta
A, 617c; Atlantic II, re: Amory J.. Ike; At
lantic b.. &c; Nashville standard, &c; Atlantic
&c; Nashville A &c; Rock City, SIC; Cumber-
land, SIC; Continental e. &c; Badger State, sc;
Lawrence IL, &c; Mystic River, &c; Great Falls
Log Cabin, nc; John p. King "A, &c. Peppersll
lantic L. 53dc Pepperell, 81. 2)c; Peppersl, l0-G
&c: Utica, "a, 22l@c: Utica 1914. Csc.
BLEACHED SuEETISGs - blackstone "A, TIC;
Berkely cambria, l3Jsc Cabot ~ 71.c; King Philip
Hope nc; Fruit SIC; Nashville, SIC; Hill, Sc;
sea Island No. l. Sc; Sea Island No. 2, re; Ses
Island No. 2, f4ci FOrget-me-nOt, &c; Farwel Sic;
Dwight Anchor, &c; Wamsutta, 101fc; New York
mills, 1O14c Peppere ga 23c; Peppsrell 1914, 2ic;
Utica, 80 &c; Utica, 1O-4 27lse.
old colors &c; COcheco fancy, e1Sc; Eddystone,
7c; Hamilton, fancy, &c; Hamilton, turkey red
61lc; Pacific. &c; Simpson, black, &c; Steel River
fancy, &c; Windsor, fancy, To-
Brown DRILL-Crescent A, S1<c; Rock City, &c;
Darlington, re; Pepperell, TIC.
i21zc Conestoga f, l5c; Susquehanna, l5c; Cones
toga F, 15c; Hamilton, 1l15c York, 30 in, NE;
York, 81 in, 1870; Oakland A, 715e Thorndike a,
&c
DESnfs-Amoskeag, 1Ic; Beaver Creek A A, li1ze:
Columbian, lie; Beaver Creek r. ioHc; Everett
blue, l211c Haymaker s1<c; Otis, . o., leci YORK,
6oz.. 15c.
sHRTINGs-Hamilton stripe, 105<c; Amoskesg
check I0c; AmOskeag cheviot stripe, S14c Amoske1s
cheviOt plaid 9tSo Economy checks s14c Otis, SIC;
White River Plsids, &c; Bee Hunter, &c; Carolina,
26-in., BIC.
CANBRIcs-Edwards Sc; Concord &c; Man
haitian, &c; Warren 4s5c Nashville Roll high
colOrs, &c; Masonville Roll. common colors, Co
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FOR SALE.

OOH ono WHITE OAK FENCE STATS
l.UUU, UOO for wire fence at r. NJ. Bach
uan's Madison-aye.. second crossing j., NJ 4 l.
track, indianapolis, lnd- ia
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sn os rHR srArD.

Il
- sassses Of Mr.. FarneA 90 iisa
sa has laea each So 10 10
esal aasasFataaoss tsss hafa
81 sis general esssfsaenps p hls
-. fgss asssrsrs isass been clear.
ogmara ass5 convincing BE
is afAafsg maintained that ne
- aossas 10 npIish has stss4s
sas,fy ~ coasts. assofssI tsseshgsss. ard
aaE ~ faspsaes hiss tssas exsssass -
siss ssfzaoef 10 seYSesa viaEenss-
flhTs stses kas be apratafed sn 81 m
lsent. That wss wien, srFassa
snsa uhaa pasrFs&d - IL ri
|sfsss frnns FeasaYkz delivered hF
...fsa Ii tsae H0slas ot feiHns0as, be -
kaa xed chat he bad made Tie
wissesa IL eessssifesI aassl
s.as IL hsa aaassse staeap kfsasng aEseFa
s. & sxageTaiicaa. He aHaae these
acknowledgement with asiasiag and sTe-
passnsfy wtsh indifference. evidently
] gssaieyiag that the eTsd 10 le asfssaei
lassGfisd the deception. Evsn from
tissa epaaoie. hsweygf, TIA esserssses Cd
ssos derive nsnch satisfaction. tssT 81
ssse Sessowfng day be corrected ts5s syi
asnes ~ rea4Ing Its speeeh ~ OIL
seaaaly rspeYsed. This report was sab
fssamssalsy disesent sfoss that first Sub
raltaesE so him and the statement
4 whirh IL contained he ssseasFesl 20 b
/ cofsset. Against the charge Of Al
sesHpting 10 feceiss the Iousees Com
xaons, siassefofr. Mr. paFneIl fxfrl,
yInsiiessest lifnsest. though he was d
gns ssIns willing u acknowledge il.
/ Alsogstlser. Mr. rsrnesI ! trial hesoF
IT, commission has strengthened hin
eEore HI eoaftFyuen afsd before th
aw0rid. His yindiestkoa fFora th
I.asEe originally rrsferred agalna
q ssl has bsen n eoanrlasss ~ his mos
i. stlssssEastie fflesd ceata desire. ~
]. 81 conduct throughout the ordes
w III saiE.s which he has passed has bee
bIksst 81 statesman and q gentleman
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NOTICE or SALE.

In and By viFtae of duly executed articles
OF assignment 10 me made and delivered
by the Moore Manufacturing Company, on
the 31st day of February, 1879. hereby
give notice, that all the property. including
accounts and books Of aeaount, Belonging
10 said company as that date, and now In
nay possession, win be offered for sale tn
such parcels rs SHALL seem Rsast advisable,
at public auction for cash, 20 the highest
bidder, on the 9th day OF May, 1859, at the
hour OF Id o'cfoek In the forenoon OF that
DAY.
The sale to be held at fhs company .
laboratory. In the rear of the Butler build
Ing In this city. TEpS T. LITTELL,
Assignee, etc.
dated Seattle. Mar 4, 1859.
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nVd. {. BrkeFt0l


SEATTLE, May 50, IS*a.
We. the wadersigne employees. saoeoG
men ard esaduetaFsd the Sc
msfEe Electric rMilway, take this
s5pu0rtnastT 10 express OR hfEh g.
tes1sYn and REGARD for Mr. r.. e. Carr. retdr-
ing supefIa tauftant Of the raaa Your ksac
and fair treatment OF all has been highly
appreciated. sad xdn long BE- remembered
hy MS We bespeak t0e yGn Esany friends
and great success wherever gon go, and Il
Whatever kasiaegs y0R engage. May yOaI
track through life DO ever smaosh and
when yoga eoma TO the up grades Inas
yanf power ha Sufficient. and On the 30ws
grades may Ycgr brake tail ycu not Mas
yeur Carr never be oyeferowdea, no.
may It lack for passengers. May yon b
ever fouad you 70 be. Respectfully. 81
r. vanDyke, ]. 3yrne. Charles smalley, S
Dixon. Il. 81. walraft, w r. Campbell. d
G. Hubbard, r. g. lratf0n, ID. e. SkHst
John RysE. r. T. Smith. Charles W.. Cobb
" X RIrkt
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Election Notice.

Notice il hereby given that at the elec.
ton to be aeld in this Territory oE the fAth
day Of Nay, A. d. 1859, for the purpose al
eiecking delegates 10 the constitutions
conuansion, 10 be held in Olympia, w. T..
the following question VIII be submitted
TO the yofeES of Kfag county, to wit;
''ssaAfl the com E1isst0neTNof King county
create an indebtedness not 10 exceed two
hundred thousand d0llars tSza, COZ Tor the
purpose OF bafId1ng q county courthouse
and Jail for said county said Indebtedness
70 be created by the issuance of county
bends soT said amount and payable Asssl
twenty k209 Yeers and not Later than forty
ts1s years from the date of tsea1ancess
Al those In favor Of the same win vete
Indebtedness Yea All opposed 10 the
same viii vote 'IndehtednesS-No."
By order of the board OF county commits
ssonsrs OF King coRutys WASHINGTON Terri
tory. W. r. FORREST,
County Auditor and ex -ofieio clerk OF said
RAAr3
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L4ISDSCsPE GARDENERS.

L. q. SIN AakkL. NAOMI HORT
AAs cultural gardens, Nacnag ksts2p
efansy. w.. T.-~laadseape ATea.ssE1uTs
and es4g8Eszsassag geographical saF<s
asay&. .sa4A SF>assi Faga xsoEssz tSse laying oft
ef Ea.kA, ns1vasa sruszR1s ard eeks e1exEea
keraFs4ing IN p@esteTu eseshessm
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Seattle Coal and Iron Co.

The annual meeting OF the sfcck holders
for the election Of board ot trustees. aud
10 transact such other hHsinsssa m EssS se
brought bSfvss the meeting, Wall Ea&e
place nj the afssee of the company tu the
city Of Seattle on the 18th dag OF May,
1889, at c'claek p n.
IA. transfer e<s<sks will close AZ 5 II clock
n q. Nav 8, 1859. aud seepen at 10 s'eaoek
q. III. May II. 1873.
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Notice OF meeting Of stockholders fse Ia
e.easing capital stock Of seassls Dry Dock
ard ship BEiifinE goFnpany.
Notice Ii hereby giy#a by the under
signed, 8 majority sff the trustees eff sa{es
e0Hapany, tn the STOCK holders thereof. that
. meeting Of Sat8 stock h03ieFs vii re hssts
at tbs ofsipe Of said company as the eDm.
psnys works al the fgsy: of Charles street
In the city ct ssafshs. esggaty of hlaa, Ter
rftarF of vi Washington, GA Thursday tae sab
day Of May. ises, at . o'gacek la ahe 9iSef-
noon, Tor toe pufTsae al increasing the
capital stuck ~ ~ q company to the san
of taFae hundred Thousand dollars fss.a,-
CO. 10 BE- tlt sided into three Thousand t3e0Gl
shares ~ the par value of one randresl
cellars $500 per- SHARE All the s.eek bold
eFs ART requested 10 astana.
u. Il. DUkIE,
PETER MORAE.i Trnsteea.
GEO. KELLY.
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CoyTEse:1s5Rs Avn 1ss.TInERs.

(AS Fra AI ssss0 RksfIsSsg CO.. BUILD
= szx I'd hE1slsns. whsv2s. desks, &aa Pile
assstgsg ESQ foundations and piers. pSaza
gnsasshe9 GA apnAaAssua. EsasE-a ~ an1
o. fs@sssg ssseA
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HSetSSE MOVING md RAISING.
w E83ssaw, Tfa aasa egsNs ct saeas on
sAs Ssass. Mrx9 sea@ NgnmpsiY, md aNsae-
sA+EsaN ExsMgasAesi 4aaaaGarHxs xsassuazcM
fssE s6G ssA4sae4
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Extract frnm Inc PosT fSTEIz- IA EsssasA o.
Lost SmnGayss data
sflsa FTewsA Of SssAtEi8as Misunderstanding
ind nssggea il mMtaar ct No little Interest
ss shss esgy. and IN InsFNcfaon al salmon
Raw. tire lTaterfAke canal and The MlaCls
of rho busy center contiguous thereto VIII
well rerav ii VISIT ssssnS naW On.
terssrsse or a&hee Ia continually developing
IN khRs section. and indeed there are ~
ready sAaae 10 hands employed In tie faE+
TORIES and worxs surrounding sa9man hags
I'll the e&aaai seettaM a 81. 600 eaa-Sa In Nh
der var. whiiss this aisExict as raiAsSaa@ In
already supplied win q coed scnssna~ hoHse.
pahltE haaI. aud other aeessEnp&ay TRen&R.a &
4 thriviug COMMUNITY sssEnS
twenty-five lots ca the PaaiksRe Hill @t9stt-
tinn have been sold dHFing the nesf week
or tea Days, for the erection, &C aneE. af al
many houses. These faeEs sERak foF them
selves. The electric limo and tho cable
line both contemplate III axfeasisss IL thSs
lively center"
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SEATTLE, May 1, fSss.
The partnership heretofore existing b.
tween Harry White and Lsaroa Ingelk
nader the firm Iane Of White e Co, has
this dsv been dissolved b. MANUAL Goa
sent. TIE business in future Will ts eEr
ried ON By HAsEy white. who wilt receive
and pay al liabilities. contracted with o'
Sy said fiFm.
fSsBSEhI HARRY WHITE.
I4ArRON TS3ELa.
Leafs witnesses
Harry " bite 4 CO., real estate stad nrak'
eEe. eeyrer South See0s1s. and Main ssTeefs
S.nEfA4a.
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VETERINARY srRGEfIyg

hR A ]. MCINTOSH, NJ. q. q. y.
~ graduate q Ontario Veterinary Col.
aege. TeEuato. Ia prepared 10 tres disesxFs
Oh horses cattle. and other donnestsc aps-
1aAss WITH eass AID skil Horaes bought
80 500 90 com mission. special attention
ksTsn % the examination al hnrxe. A. =,
soInaneSs- Columbia street. above SEC
ed aEEsessta land atace. seattle. ". s.
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nunsanIEa.

The time has come. I'm the opinion Oh
.ssns smith. Of the New York
- Exchange. and In the opinion ef
! lass hther patriotic Americans, 10
- 10 the policy of subsidizIng
snsi.an steamship Ilnas. The old
iesice AGAINST subsidies In rapidly
bpsarIug, and IL Ii not impossible
unaar d carefully guarded system
IAssbssdios American steamships will
lie uaar future be carving the PRO-
4 az our rails and factories 10 South
erica, sn Asia and 10 Australia.
/ Nv lhe persistent employment oil
hay-ysiIed subsidies, Great Britain
i buiit up q merchant marine I'M
I, slessd In history. France hiss
3 use Of the same system. and I'M.
49, Intailignut asa bv the imperfal
| Isnrasnt Herman commerce Il
~ ~ I,a tremendous strides. For wears
| ltsss..Isesst tsse United states In the rea,
u raea far the carving trade II
p sor,.a and nnIess a change In mad.
IL x,f,aitsv Il. t1.g* .esneet the fin.
.s,e,n eo,ne when the America,
81 ~s,ll i. ! thing nn,tnawr i, f.,r..s,y,
- y
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Lots on PaiatfFae Kill addition,
6Q1Ifo feet at SEQ
GENERAL ITEMS.

f35 ACRES AGa3osnang the RAEERoAn
LAMBS nc SsEfTH's CcVE. very important
addition 90 the City O. seattle, To he SOLD
In bnlkS far under the prizes nc which tha
adjoining lands are offered Very easy
terms. A rare chance.
House OF Seven Hcofss, with
beautiful cid hlashad EAEsseR.
jackson and Rainier SITS. splen-
fehce.'
ing Lake Washington: 1850 ak Lake uninm.
c0mDFises eAuEca and selected let's In
every quarter OF the cry and
suburbs.
GRAY a. clAYtMoRTH,
yO1as Front &C.
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Taa ex9anssaa az shg electric rector iEfae
ia tsraAr 5akats assured Laaxsss vii aE<-
tAsnay eaoahae ana qaassruppae IN value in
salS vseEnssF b@fase nexe season. &aE u
the sigae na setase fgaG Cor pat EsaE. Take
aasvantaxe at rassng nasxkeg. kay asEes
whiac she hard In ehesps assd sell hy ne
Ioct On saaa advent Of tae new l4Ess. We
Yava hsswaan 400 ard 500 acres
%og Ea5N around Green LA&E. an tracts
rsxagfn {. fFnTa a6s acres down - spn acESsl
Same tracts ealF eighty ross sFSsEa lac
watgr.
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j tlsae for . change.


San Francisco Examiner.
0ysrheara NJ the tlseater:
He~ses that wonaan In black
She~~I think | sse the person yoa
mean. She Is al oar hotel have
seea her tlaese.
He iseti IN I've Mrs. d'lntI'S maid.
she Really What of i&9
Ne-nsOnti left los III money
ynw new ass died.
She Ysss
He You night cali ske's guile
rns nectAhle. lie vas always kissing
his wife's maids, was old don't
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Notice OF Sale of Impounded
Animals.

Notice In hereby given taRt on the Stl
day OF Nay, Issa, I saok ap aud napaandee
the following described stock tthe name d
the owner being wholly unknown 10 me.
running mt large In the city OF Seattle with.
in the limit prohibited by section OF 0Fsas
nRssee No, 99S, 70 wit.
One dark gray mare about 8 years cid
One chestnut soErei pony about years old
One hay colt about year old, One h25
hofse about years old, white faee,s
kcttee ia by gtvea that will, on tbs
14th day Of May. 1889. ON Occidental
square, at tho hour Of 10 O'clock. a m, 81
said day, offer fer sale at pablo auction
fhs said described stuck 20 pay the expens
es due Rpon said tm3oundetf stock, aud al
other necessary expenses connected there
with. u. D. RETTERFfELD.
Chief of police.
Dated this eth aaY of May. 1859.
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