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Batter Than q Baak.

The American building ana Loan -.
citation nt,w numbers in this city oyrr s. 4
shares, aid the local board have anssnrsss 4
Of loans aggresxting nearly Ss0.o01 49,
alone attektsits worth ana with what i~5e'
ness IL deals with It's shareholder
Pcopl of limited incomes saeefrsu~ u
become feir own Landlords Tor leSs A.
they now pay ont each month for -
can do nc better than become memks.s
To BUSINESS men IS sinking f,1n6 -
clerks anil others ax saving fund. n
far better than bank. For the ouesss
ending January 9Th. the profit was e e.
rate of q per cent Per annum. ~
wishing Information and DESIRING "a ~
come stockholders will address
DOUGLAS YOUNG.
Secretary Local Roose
Under iost-Intelligencer Once. -
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There Is bat one SAP far Sezsfle 70
extend hes trade. and sh4t Is to make
IL 10 tbs advanfsss 81 new localities 20
frzsIe herx- Other methods viii avail
nothing 5or there i no s<ntinssnt in
business. This fact mast be borne in
mind in oar making an elEorf 70 set
the trade OF Grzyss Harbce-
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New YORK proposes 10 erect a mon.
aineat to John Ericsson. Il would he
better II she made an attempt to put
~ her proposed monument to the
memory Of General Grant. Had the
hero Of Appomsssox heen inferred at
Washington the site would have been
marked to-day by enc as the hand.
soonest monuments in the country
aad one pat up by contributions fTom
the entire Union As il II, eanssibu.
lions 20 The New York fund eome In
slowly. and there is little or 40 pres.
pect Of the originally specified amean,
ever being forthcoming.
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Keeiey announces that the 'svibra-
sssry resonasor and ethereal genersfive
eyopornsor Il success. and now
after hong years of waiting. zemay ex-
pect tha. the motor vii 60
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-29

rs i net ereiltzhlc 10 the senate Of
the United States that il refuses "a
confirm the appointment Of Murss
Halsscad as minister 10 Germany. As
a journalist Mr. Halsteasl attempted
So promote an investigation of the
methods b. which Senator Payne al
ohio was elected. aasi this is the whole
OF his osisnse. Refusal % confirms him
Is sisesca al courtesy on the rart
of the senate 10 ogre o. its suasruhesl
menhers whseh the coantry viii nos
.s,s,rsaxn
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We think one month from now q
person wiz lie unable % look in any d.
reetson without seeing Ewick build
ing under construction.
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OCULISTS And AURISTS.

nR. GEO. A. REICH. OCULIST, AUR-
~ list. iaryngogcoplst, having returned
from his trip 10 the East and Europe, wiz
be pleased to meet Ills former rasrens
and others desiring his services. ar his
former Office. III the YasleT Leary Block. So
attic, W. T. Residence, corner Fourth and
Marion. iyi7dw
nK A. b. kIBBE, OCULiST AND AuR-
IL list, rooms 81 and 81 80, Korn block, Yes
Ter avenue
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Sinee the fall al the Gladstone n.sr..
istry there have heSn 90 b.-eleessoss
for members q parliament. AMI the
Liberal nes gain has teea seats
There are sT-u seats Ia The hesase, AMI
Il the whole country shosssa vuss as
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LU4AlX - NQzN44kA(4U12
n xK0 C787 RfS7(5s-f VIII LIT Coz.
IL Gmk1w IN c3eu1znR IND ard 1xfmD<nE
ont t<43<f ~ G<Beu lake. IN k<nE$e from "a
= - aeeee each: ne work % - II = pres-
s Nsos IN sas 1870 Usss = 49, ss.s IN 2
DOPLAR sTRKET GRADE sEALED
szened cir clerk Of the cry 81 Seax<ae. a
OF befofc Friday. Ap<il5, lsz1, q O'Clock
p m. fer xhe grading q and ccuokfuc41en
a. xsdewazks On both sides - eenzAF s<xec<
from Depot street 70 Prospect xxenEe. N
accoraaTaes win the plans and specilica.
Each bsd 70 be accompanied ~ cash DE-
Duezt OF 10 - secErisy for the execution
az aay contract that may be awarded The
city reserves the right 10 reject any and Ill
bids c. W. Ferris. clerk First puhlsce-
ton e. this notice March 2, lsSs.
II ES,RA STREET GRADE SEALED
IL bids VIII be received By the under
signed city clerk Of the city of Seattle. on
or before Friday. ApriiS 1883. at 4 o'clock
Of sidewalks 90 both sides of Lenora street,
from Depot street 10 Water street. in &C
cordanre with the plans and spefi 6cnxions
therefor now ON lie In my Office. Each
bid 20 be accompanied by cash deposit
% SD - security for the execution Of any
contract that mar be awarded. The city
reserves the right to reject any and ali
bids G. w. Ferris. cstfk- First publica-
ton OF this notice March a. lss2
CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIvKD
- until Monday noon. April I. 10 clear
Is acres IN sci OF swsx Of sec -. ~. = n,
r. 4 q. known as the Rockingham tract. The
right 10 reject any and al bids reserved.
Fred E. sander.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - BIDS
IN viii be received mp till O'Clock Sat
urday afternoon for tearing down building
and clearing on lot corner Second and
Washington. Information, Geo. B. Kit
finger, James and Second streets.
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Ts The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Third Judicial District Of Washfnatl...


territory holding terms ~ Seattle.
Tao United States Of America vs. sexen
Hundred and Forty Tins. containing Three
DuIuus.
WHEREAS, william II. White. f,n,,.a
states attorney for Washington Terrftorv
has died libel of information in the abave
entitled district court. alleging in sub
stance as follows. THIS. at a time r,axf fr-
Wit. ON the 18th DAY of FEBRUARY. lssg Ar
the county OF Fierce in the collection fix-
friet Of Puget s0nnd, Leslie cullons. acting
collector OF customs for said distrfcf. Ola
Seize ard now hath In hts custody. II The
custom house OF said district al Port Town
send, IN the Third Judicial st!stYscr Of said
territory as being forfeited 70 the I'nftef,
states for violation of section 3ssz Of the
Revised Statutes OF the United states. Ger
tAin goods. wares and merchandise.
to-wIt 10 tins containing g76
POUNDS ct prepared opium. then and
tneYe and now OF the value of ss-oe. fs,r
snss 81 tine past to-wit. ON tue iush s!ay
oil February, fsss. said goods. wares ara
merchandise neresnhefoFe enumerated and
described, being OF foreign growth ard
manufacture and ecb3ect 10 the uarra.-f.r
OF dnsies upon being inparfsd and brought
INTO The United states were by Soma. ,,er
son OF persons unknown, unlawfuIIy. Elan
ae<fiBelys fran1aIenfsy and Er1ozxfu~Sv
imported and brought into the rraifs3
states. frora some foreign port OF p.scs. Ia
VIII from the proyiace Of Ertffsh Cols,rn.
bia. IN the Dominica OF Canada with an.
intent fnen and there on the part OF snrh
importer % importers TO siefraaf shrs rntsed
rssees OF sz6 duties due and payAhss there.
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sTEAMsIfIP LIVES.

Y,HE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP elIr
Is mington, Frank Worth, master, carry
Ing freight and passengers at reduced
rates, win sail from San Francisco for
Sound ports on Mar. IS. j. A. Hatfield. AIT.
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B0R n

BATEs-In Portland. Or, Thursday, March
~, 1879, 90 the wife Of Rt;v. Henry l.
Bates OF Seattle. son.
PLACE--In Seattle, March ~. fssa. 70 the
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.assarEas AND cHEMTsTx

EORGE HEfHUSE. AszAYEE AND
VI Cnemist. scAiszcr OF coal ere Glars
ores, etc send samples e.. assay by zasl.
Tacoma. wash Tv.
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nEPOUNDED STOCK.

CATURDAY. MARCH 80, AT 10 O'CLOCK
= q. M. at the Montana stables, corner
rhe following named stock TO pay costs of
impoundinz and keeping, 10 wit. One
two-year-old heifer, red color with white
on billy: one red heller. two years old
with left flank white. The owners of said
animals are 20 me unknown. J. C. Mitch
ell. chief OF police. seattle. w. T..
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All xmas ~ Uaans GsuoNs ssnC
gsasa0gs 80 any paE1&rss ssSna arg /.
Ansfsonysa taockns rcevy. Opera
atcck. az tire lowest pricas.
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sCDT-yT1ETS

ID II. 6ULDlE & Co. ACCOUNTANTS
H. and financial agents. soorns 81 ana 3
Bosz3E block Books keps, opened. OF
closed Statements made cat Collections
spec3sfte- Pa~sefssee box lila
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And Ee asSf so er xarna6szzn
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oa- Tie Snid d1f1se azcf h4yknE been pe!u
q accounted for ~ sccnre4 - g Pig y
De soid United <<nxees and not s1nee NAY.
inr been raid o. accounted for ov secureQ
IS Is paid to the Satd Uu1tc1 s<Afes. nnd
WHEREAS. On feG6lux a1d z i1lsE s =, s.ll
inform alton the ,,ourf made the following
order thereon. to-Wif
eIes this cause he set down for hearing
an THURSDAY, the iith dxy Of APRIL 4. -,
sSs9. at 10 cscck, In the forenoon 81 thai
day. af which time ali pcrsuns having o.
claiming any interest In said Eoods, wares
and merchandise must appear snQ MAKE
their allegations In that behalf or their ce-
fault win ke Suffered. aud lek nouce oe
given In the usual form By puolicsuon
thereof IN the Seattle DAIRY Posr-lSTxflt-
GxxCKE- Dated this 21sf day Of Aaren,
l$aQ
Now therefore. al persons having OF
claiming any inn.ress ia said goods. wares
and merchandise, are hereby notified % DC
and appear in cesart 81 the time specifcd
IN said order and make their allegAfiens IN
that hehSlf or their default win be entered
and the prayer oi said information granted.
witness the Honorable Thomas Burke,
judge Of said District Court. and the seal
thereof this 2ISs day Of March. A. n. fSS9.
W. Is. LEpGERW0Op Clerk.
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II -. --1-z ~
Tf0k RKssI 7]5KS3pEEl(3AIEb I1oN
Wnfehcue1 ~ G11moe4's ghex1 cne
~ 49, sss ~ ~: 81 s esi = 1 kss Is
1 xypiy s cnsriss Il Kifsinser. lanes and
eccosd stzeeee
EoR RExr = NICELY FCRxIsHED
- ro11n- Rzne y5ew- Marble TOP fnrnz~
f1fr- Fer one o. tWo keuf2emkn. 9la Also
Cu< room 55r 4k Eo<r<< Ninth and WASH
E0R KKxT-e-R0oNED LODGING
y kozse. with furniture ard sseAse ses
s.is: e1zT teruA HaM 4 Gilmore.
ITO RENT = FURNISHED ROOMS. 20
y Mactson ST. between sevxnsh 2;d
ITO REST-s TNFrRxIsHED Rooms,
- wei locxsed Irqsire - = Ialonfzl
IT>o RENT-NTCEIY FURNISHED Al
ufn two blocks frou po<fccSee; refer
encexEeqn5red. Box -
ITO RKST Al FINELY FURNISHED
i irons ro0n. ST.. also suit oil rooms.
yl1 Lee Ninrh g.. corner fsks
EOE RENT-0R0OMED LonGIRG
IT house, with furuEfHrr and lease for
sale. Hal 4 tsIimore. a07 Front street.
vW kENI--NINETY AlnkS OF DYkED
4 tide land in front Of the tuwn Of Marys
vile. Suphornish eoansy. WASH. reut tax
en- Ia c8zn or improvements Address q.
this czice-
ITO REST-is-RoOM LODGING House:
Il furniture and lease for salt 81 8 bar
ksin. Hal { Gilmore. s07 Fronf s..
RIO RENT : COTTAGE HOUSES AT
u Smiths Cove H a. Smith.
EsoR RENT = THE FURNITURE AND
II lease Of s2soemed lodging house fof
sale. only kESii amount OF money 10 haE
die Hall & Gilmore. sG7 Front stress
ITO REST-LARsE ROOM FOR REs-
Il fauranf CT dining roou in 9 large ietg-
Ing house, 20 responsible parties: also
storeroona; good location Inquire chea-
die. south west Coz. Ninth aud Columbia sts.
I-oR RENT TIRES sIx-goOMED
II houses In different portions OF city;
furniture for sale in each. Hall Gil
T.o RENT THE NEN STORE and
aDd Pike streets; new stock OF groceries
not yet opened Tor sale at invoice price.
Baer q Basrman. new Butler haiilding.
FINANCIAL
y2yANTE 5000 ON INSIDE BUS NESS
w property. for three or ave wars. at 3
per cent. per annum. Address p. o. box
46, Seattle.
MONEY TO LOAN, INSURANCE WRIT
vi ten, and notary public work done.
H. o. snney d Co. corner Bell and Front
streets. North Seattle.
CCSn nn0To LOAN. IN SUMS TO
TZsUaUJU suit borrowers, upon ina
proved City and farm property also for
building purposes. Lowest rates. no delay.
Z. Bowdon. lo6 Columbia street near Front.
MONEY TO LOAN on FARMS AND
vi city properfy-Ey the Western Farm
Mortgage Trust company, room 20, New
Yesler block, Sea tie. W.T. Long time.
Lowest rates. No delays Money in bank
here. A. H. FOoTE. Manager.
MONEY TO LOAN on IMPROVED
lt1 city and farm property st current rate
Of interest No commissions. No delay
whatever In making loans when security
Is all right. Transactions completed in
short time. Rees r Daniels, room s. starr
block. over Stewart & Holmes drug store.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES:
meas and residence property in Seattle;
also ON improved farms in King county
and Gown-Sound territory. Loans made
promptly and money pc ID when the papers
are executed. FRANZ 81 Ike 6 CO.,
| room "a, New Yesler block.
MONEY 10 LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE,
/ 1N1 chattel mortgage or personal security.
Notes. mortgages. etc, bought. @. Z. MIL
.1R, q CO., tlS Mi street, Occidental
Block. iy1s
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REAL ESTATE BROKERx

NJ I. GRAVES Il CO., GExERAl
w commission and real estate brokers
Good investments always on hand. both
city and country. special attention 10 col
iecsions and employment of all kinds OF
labor when required r. O. box les6. of.
Gee. Brunswick hotel
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1 for ladies and gentlemen are now form
ing at Miss FiSken's studio. Browns Block,
612 Second street. corner OF Cherry; figure
painting speciality.
WANTED-PUPILS FOR THE PLANO.
w Cali on or address 4. r. Parry, room
:. Starr block
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I,oR SALE OR RENT-TES NEW SEVEN
L room houses a. Fremont, Lake Union.
third station ON Seattle, Lake Shoye &
Eastern railroad: just outside city limits,
and only 30 minutes from center of city BY
quickly. Owner, NJ, Phillips, oecssentsl
hotel
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INVESTORS
Are invited by Messrs.
~.

To notics, that this list is conss16
changed. 49,
COMPARE THE TERM
Prices snd advantages OF our
LAND SYNDICATE
With any other before the pphko
The more You investigate the more - S
win be satisfied that our present uud6fk =.
Ing saan away ns ssa ~, =: sny,nns nov
| to compare our terms In ever detail.
The trait comprises nearly leo acre6 q
grand boulevard 100 feet Wide (the maiu r,
| terry OF tie disfrict) runs stir mile rl1Sk
through the center Of the property. II
land Is perfect in its Locations and Cloee -
| the railroad center and manufacturers =
dustries OF Seattle. The adjoining finr11
are now selling in bulk, at inst doahle ~
price per acre at which we are pooling taiS
importan, addition,
Prior Il placing their money. the men
bers Of the syndicate will. OF course, nect
and vote upon all details usual in audi
cases. and the entire management viii q
determined by the stock holders II
vice president of the
Merchants National Bank
Has kindly consented TO act a.
Trustee, for the Stot:kholdero.
We repeat, do not fail to compare s.,
terms and to csll. at once, at our Office anA
thoroughly investigate this matter.
$1,000 SHARES, Of which thfoe
fourths are already placss,.
Tern1,s, one-third cash; one-thlrd n
one year, and one-third in swsi years.
SPECIAL ITEM.
l35 ACRES adjoining the RAfIRoAD
LANDS at SMITHS Cove. A rare chance.
OUR LIST Of properties Cor ua1o
comprises choice and selected lot1 =
every. quarter OF the city Al
suburbs.
We call special attention to the
pAlA'rINE AlIl ADDITION.
This property comprises the choicest ~
cheapest building lots in the market: tho
greatest margin for profit even upon the1R
present merits alone, but upon the CO..
struction Of the navy ward at Lake Weshr
ington these lots win Increase Ia value ~
yond the most stinguine expectations
Even now the addition is in the center Il
the manufacturing district. surrounded b
factories snd lying ut the salt water gate
way OF tho canal Postofiicc. schooihOune,
public hail. railroad depot on the property.
8. q Il. X. r., which runs hourly trains q
lnc; in addition TO which the new motor
line In about TO be constructed to the prey
erty. Lots 60x1i0 feet from tl6s 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 q
every direction. Close TO the circle railroad
and the lake. The hand lays well, rich soiL
suitable for market lsardenini:. This land
next spring viii sell per lot At the prizes
now asked Per acre. Prices from $75 ser
acre upwards.
GRAY 4 cLAYWoRTH,
7o75< Front 50.
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Lr0R sALS CHEAP - FINE CORNER
H. lot In Edes q knights addition, with
new four.roolm house, outhouses and well,
one mile from postosiice, for $500: corner
i2Oxi20 on Birch and John streets, with
three houses. for 1890. timber claim e.eht
miles from Port ehard, s2Go. /. w. Entz,
room s. Union block.
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chesps organs and sewing machines az
cost: horse cheap: croekery and groceries
at bed rock. Peilman & Colwills, sos Sec
otfd AZ
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SPECIAL ITEM.

SPGCuNG ITEM.
i35 ACRES adjoining the RAfLRoAD.
LANDS at SMITHS Cove. A rare chance
every quarter of the city Al
suburbs.
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UvoR sAIE--A NEW HOUSE OF SEVEN
4 rooms. hallway. pantry and two
closets lot 69xi2o feet. corner Tenth and
Dearborn streets. price, xZ7o0. Inquire OF
Crawford Il Conover. Yesles block
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Advertisements aa1eF tae ites1s of Lost
Found, FeT sale. 10 let siaa Situations
Wanted ~tll Re inserted az lbs rats of 2
ceHfs = woFd for ART insertion. i cent 4
ssrs fssr each subsequent ;aiscrsla:s. Pay.
next always - sssssnce4
The following letters ara awaiting a.vss.
tssrs ~ this eface,
T.S IA Tic. a. 1.
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To notice, that this list is consta1
changed
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IGOR sALE-A GOOD PAYING DRESS
Il making business: low rent and central
location Address ~ & NJ. this ofiee.
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Now therefore. all persons having or
Claiming any interest IN said goods. wares
sDl merchandise are hereby notified 10 be
ard appear IN court AT the time specified
In said order and make their allegations In
that behalf or their default viii be entered
and the prayer OF said information
granted,
Witness the Honorable Thomas Burke.
Judge OF said district court. and the seal
thereof this 2lst day OF March, A. d. 1859
IL 4 IEnCEHlxl..Ara C.t<.-l.
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I,oR sALE-A PLEASURE YACHT, CA
IT pabie OF seating IS persons; diinen-
slons, 9 II. 8 in. beam, Is n, long; with CEN
terboard: everything in firstelass shape;
freshly painted: for $500. Inquire or ad-
dress Blakeiy posfofIiee.
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1 oeT--A GOLD L0ckET ENGRAVED
IL '0l1 ssnta Fe travellers u Frfena
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any sewesss SAYS si Il wevsh.
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E,oR SALE - LODGING HOUSE OF Al
II rooms. clearing $500 month; part
cash, balance monthly payments; a bar
gain. no agents need apply. Fl. N. F..
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II U. SCH y AGEkI., NAOMI HORTI-
lLs cultural gardens. Naomi. Kitsap
county. W. T-Ianiscspe architecture
MAPS. plans. specifications. the laying ouf
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TOR sALE-FoRTY ACRES NEAR Sc
II attic and Like Washington. the &c Il
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east. Address Joseph NJ. Pfahl, P. o. box
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T>oR sALE-THE WHOLE OR HALF
II interest I'm q steamboat: nearly new;
splendid business opening. For particu-
gofnmbis ST
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I,OR sALE-TWENTY SHARES AMERI-
r can Building and Loan stock. Address
w this office
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I,OR SALE TWO FIRSTCLASS M
IT proved farms on the famous Swinom-
ish flats. near Iaconner, in Skagit county.
C. q PRESTON A CO. Iafonner W. T.