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STEAMSHIP IrNEx.

Y>HE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP Will
i mfnxf1n. Frank Worth. master, CARR
frg freight and passengers at reduced
rates. VIII sail fFpzn San Francisco Tor
Soaad 3orss On Nay 10 J. A. Haf2aid. nxf.
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NOTICE.
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby givess that the sirra here
tofoc Existing under tAe Earne
and sly Of Seattle Cariagnana Wagon
Works, doing business afzl- TfIrsI
street. seastle. Il this day dissolved
BY mutual consent Mr. hilbert Bolton
has purchased the entire interest 81
the above ilria. and y IL carry aa the busi-
ssess az the saigse phase under lac same
nafsea paying All fesls and collecting all
debts III the ahcse 1rns.
~ McTEIGH.
Van MART BROS,
ALBERT BOLTON.
Dated May ID issa.
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0CT77ETX IND 1ITR7aTS-
T1YHSC1PE G9RDENERE.

In o. SCH HAGxkI. NAOMI HORTJ-
lie cultural gardens. Naomi. XiteAp
coHnty. w. T.-Iantsscape ArchstecfRrA
ard engineering. Typographical snFves
maps. plans, specifications: the laying ont
of parks, private grounds and cemeteries
according 10 modern mefhos3&
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cOETRACT0RS Avn Bu7LnERx

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CO.. BUILD
- crs Of hridKee. wharfs. docks. and pile
driving for foundations and piers: plans
furniahed on application. Rooms 81 aud
t1 YeAler hleek
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ACRE8! ACRES |.

ACRES! ACRES .
.s7hs Ny q make ~ qaeney II ans
x1pi<I1y KyoN5nx ely H - e.1{ 4o6e1 pH
the -soczsS1e wAiA< Azz1 - chESp. x3s4
s sissa,sss S sxis.ed ; ssss &c. g. s M
rrfy ind rStAi1 ~ lots
" have heSxe<n 400 md 500
06ar0D Ter sale n I1c<s ringing 1xs,1<s
"a Acres b fuo Ge<c& fr1m - Per 1rTe %
so pr acse 81 yI5endsa lc<.slsiiez raHe ~ asr
1890 ss:;:s street reel ear ~ syxssra sssared
H ven are NOT n cnp4tet(9x and can
rsess al1rse Eke HztraufnHe IL The EenE3t u
{zuyfa< lxxse tracts then j1in ppa} and -
cIzfe the same heneat Is uaeaus Ct eoanhi-
xxaf{osl We are nsrw forming
SYMU1cA1ES
for the purchase q some q The bes< prop
err On the market Call and investigate
So double discount any Proposal nov be-
IN We cnlI special astenssoss ID me pala-
tire tofIl ade lefon. lying in tho midst
~ the misunderstanding and railroad cen
trrx The cable line and the electric motor
Hne m beth heading fnr this center and
The present time the s 4 s 4 =. Il r. runs
HerRLx tr3snS III Ter and the boat 70 Ere
mont HAEF-HoUkLr service nern&s Lake
rnioa connecting with the electric motor,
faU& nf1nEfUE z{xS 0011fkHH MIE03u Ef{eGu
minutes u the city Fagzffne hill Is eighty
rods east cf Salmon bay and eighty rods
nartn q Deauy 4 Hoyts addition fFre-
MONTY It commands the salt wafer gafc-
WAY at the iuterlake canal and is the Bat1fr-
&c residential section for the whole Of this
rapidly growing m2nnfArtusing center.
There tS school house. ysostof1lce and hall
on tho estate. whilst eighty rods south q
- 600 church il now under way.
lo1s3 6oxfto feat, only $50, just
half the price. per square fopts OF the 25rfoof
lots In tie neighboring additions II will
pay ynu 20 investigate this
Bear in asfnd 6o-foo< lots
GENERAL ITEMS.
l36 ACRES xd5ozninx the EAiLzoAD
LANns at SMITHS Cove q very important
addition 20 the City OF Seattle. 10 be 0id
In bulk, s2r under the price 1t which the
adjoining iaudx are oarred Very easy
terms A Tare chance.
House Of Seven 1pcuas, with
jackson and Rainier SITS. sp.en-
did los on the corner opposite the white
fence :
Beautiful lots and blocks overlook
Ing Lake Washington; also at Lake unina.
our LIST ci properties for sale
comprises choice and selected lots In
every quarter "a the city and
GRAY q cLAyWoRTH,
7o7sS Front st.
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Meeting of Stockholders.

Notice OF meeting Of stockholders for in
creasing capital stock OF seattle Dry pock
and ship Baiiding Com p&ny.
Notice fs hereby gtye1 By the Under
signed . majority OF the trustees az said
eoEnpxny. 70 the sfook holders thereof. fhaf
q nsestiug Of Aii stockholders VIII he he'd
81 the oalcs Of said eoxnpsny af the com.
rany1k works ~ tns foot Of Charles street
In the city OF Seattle, county 81 King Ter.
rttorT Of Washington, on Thuyssxy the sfh
Gay Of May iss9, ~ Q O'clock in the after
aeon, Tor the purpose OF increasing the
teplta& stock OF sid company 10 the suzn
81 three hundred thousand dollars fts0o.-
CO. 20 besdivided Into three thousand Goo,
saares OF the par vhlus 81 eae hundred
dollars 1900 per share. All the ttnckhola-
efs are requested - ATTEND.
u. r. DrRIE,
pETER MORAN Trux.ees.
GEO. KELLY.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

In And By virtue 81 DUR executed articles
e. assignment 70 me made ard delivered
- ibe Moore Manufacturing Company, "a
fhe list dag Of February. iss9. hereby
give notice that AZ the pFupersy. intending
70 said euraFany 81 tAxr date, and noW ii
my possession. viii be offered snr sale In
such parcels ~ shall 81 - most "a sfsxf,le.
q pablo xneesou Tor cash, 70 fl1zs hixf1est
hidter. on the 1<th dAy Of Nay. 1ss3. 81 the
hour Of - o'clock IN the foreEsoa oy flsxf
cay.
1ht t4.e % he held 81 sAe tampaayss
laboratory. IN the rear Of me Butler bz,s a
ina n thss city. THo3 7. LfTTELI.
AAz5xuee. etc.
Dated Seattle. MAJ q. iszs -.
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RAILROAD 11cxE7x

GrT RATE TICKETS I'd ALL pARTx
~ Hathaway Tl6 James street
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II kN0RA STREET GkADE--N0TICE Is
~ hereby given that the assessment roll
for the grading Of Icnora street, from
Water street 10 nerct street. and construct
sng sffcwass on both sides thereof, has
been fled with the undersigued. clerk Of
the city Of SEATTLE: and further nesscc Is
bsrsby given that said roll Is open 20 pHb-
lie inspection ~ the ofire OF said clerk In
o'caosk p. ra.. and that ali persons feeling
Themselves akrrieyed By any zach ASSESS.
rnent may apply 70 the Common Council
Of said city 70 hare the same corrected on
Jane :. lse3. ut : o'clock D. VA. sc their
council ehsfsesr, in the city hall
C. W. FERRIS, Clerk.
nzse af firxs qualifications May ID fSsa
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AEATTIE LODGE. so. :. (. q. q. n.
- Meets every Tuexslsy evening. IN Bells
Han, North seattle. sl "a o'ssfoek Mem
hers Of sister Lodges and soiourning
brothers. in gcnd standing, sre cordially
invited 70 sssend
T.y. DOWNING. NC.
1oaS ]. KsnFT. Bee. Seere4arg.
Enxfof5zce hsax 40 fu1kTu
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May 10 lss9
DOPLAR STREET GRADE-NoTICE Is
hereby given that the assessment roll
for the grading Of Poplar street. from De-
pot street 20 Prospect avenue. and con-
structiug sidewalk on both sides thereof,
Of the city of Seattle; and further notice Is
hereby given that said roll IL open 90 pub
lie inspectioa af the Office Of said clerk, In
the city hall. and viii remain open for In
rpection uutii Friday, June !, 1Ssa, 81
ocloek p. M. and that al persons feeling
said city 10 hare the same corrected on
said Juac !, iSs3. At o'clock p. m. ct their
council rhxmbe4 In the city hall. c. w.
Ferris. clerk. pass 81 arxt publication
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Evanston Echoes.

i, Sunny days and frosty nights are the
weather varieties at present.
Patches of snow, near by, that refuse to
leave, remind US that winter is not far dis
tant
David James, of Salt Lake city, has for
several weeks had plumbers and gas-ftters
at work in the DOCTORS residence, at the
asylum. The work of piping the building
throughout was completed the latter part
of last week, and the inmates have had no
use for heating stoves since.
Our merchants did rushing business
last week, and as the holidays are approach
ing, business will, no doubt, continue good
until Santa Claus has completed his
rounds and supplied our wants.
The 'citv dads" the latter part of this
week, were testing the new water works
and seemed well satisfied with the results.
Saturday, for the first time, water was
pumped into the reservoir, one mile distant
from the pump, to the great satisfaction of
all concerded.
]. L. Atkinson, so popular as an ice
harvester, has had men at work repairing
the dam across Bear river. He has sue
ceeded in making pond from which any
amount of ice can be taken so soon as Jack
Frost gets in his work to a depth of about
four feet.
The skating is excellent and is appre-
ciated by all, except he who sees stars in
midday by too sudden contact with an
extra solid place in the ice.
Evanston can beast Of quite unique and
profitable fair held last week under the
auspices Of the fire department. 1t was
gotten up to raise means to supply two
equipped hose carts for the city. Com
mittees were appointed to visit the business
men and houses of the town, soliciting do
nations The four leading stores donated
one hundred dollars each, in merchandise
Other donations were received from smaller
firms and individuals to the amount OF
about two hundred dollars. The soliciting
committee selected from the stock of the
donors different articles OF merchandise,
which were ratified at the far, and the sue
cess, financially, surprised the most san
guine enthusiast.
The programme of the proceedings was
arranged for three successive evenings.
commencing November 20 in Downs
opera house, with East Lynne" by the
Amy Dramatic club, continuing November
81 with dancing and sales of different use
full and fancy goods, and rattle for some
of the swindler's articles of merchandise.
Concluding November % with grand ball
and a rattle of the most valuable presents
that have been donated. The voting of a
cane to the most popular man and a
hat to the most popular lady, was the event
of the evening. Votes sold at $40 and the
cane brought about two hundred and
seventy-five dollars, with the hat good
second. Quite a number were entered in
the contest for each. but canvass of the
votes gave Sheriff Ward, of Evanston. the
cane and Miss Russell, of Almy, the hat.
Miss Russell mad become great favorite
by her splendid rendition Of Lady Isabel
in East Lynne" There was nothing but
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DIRECTORS.
A Great Liver Medicine.

DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills are a
sure cure for sick headache, bilious com
plants, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness,
torpid liver, etc. These pills insure per
feet digestion, correct the liver and stom-
ach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich
the blood and make the skin clear. They
also produce good appetite, and invigorate
and strengthen the entire system by their
tonic action. Sold at 25 cents a box by 2.
G. NJ. l. drug store.
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The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neigh
bors talking about it. You may yourself be
one of the many who know from personal
experience just how good a thing it is. IT
you have ever tried it you are one of its
staunch friends, because the wonderful
thing about it is that when once given a
trial, Dr. Kings New Discovery everEafter
holds place in the house. If you have
never used it and should be afflicted with a
cough, cold, or any Throat, Lung or Chest
trouble, secure bottle at once and give it
fair trial 1t is guaranteed every time OF
money refunded. Trial bottles free at A.
G. Smith g. CO. drug store.
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EVANSTON. nov. 20, 1889.
HAZARD.

1T Wo%S'T BAKE BREAD.-ln other words
HOO - Sarsaparilla will not do impossible
-, Its proprietors tell plainly what it
, Gas done, submit proofs from sources of
unquestioned reliability, and ask you
| frankly if you are suffering from any di-
sease or affection caused or promoted by
impure blood or low state of the system,
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. The exper-
| fence of others is sufficient assurance that
you will not be disappointed in the result
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The peseret Savings Bank.

The attention of those desiring to open
savings accounts IS called to the Deseret
Savings Bank, which allows interest on de
posits at the rate of per cent. per annum,
compounded quarterly. Money to loan on
approved real estate security. Its officers
are as follows:
JOHN SHARP, President,
MOSES THATCHER, Vice President
Z. A. SMITH, Cashier.
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concentration for the Amy Dra' ooti.
club from all who attended the p .rfornno
ance WedI esday evening. Sur nor vas
served each evening from O'Clock
Music was discoursed by the brass hands
of Almy and Evanston du' mo each even.
ing OF the entertainment. The net receipts
Ioot up over i,l b,.nI -dndred dollars and
HAZARD.
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JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.

JOHN c. CUTLER q BRO.
Agents of Provo and Deseret Wooden
mills have:
1000 pieces plain flannels,
1000 pieces dress f1annels,
1000 pieces linseys,
1000 shRwls,
1000 dozen Misses and Ladies' hose,
1000 dozed mems socks,
Blankets, yarns, overshirts, underwear,
etc, all homemade, and must be sold,
wholesale or retail. Call and see us, at
No. 80 Main street John c. Cutler s.
Bro.
Nile lily perfumes and toilet soaps at
Ross pharmacy
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-21
tKidN LitPraturc

Fad" seems trifing word to en-
ploy in connection with the vast subject
OF literature, says Kate Catherwood in
Table Talk: and yet ii is recognized
fact that there, perhaps. never was a
time when there was such strong
craze" for certain kinds of reading
matter-and these kinds cover ample
grounds. While one-balf the world is
deeply absorbed in books of the Robert
Elsmere" order, the other half is en-
crossed with what has been termed, not
inaptly, kid Literature" The best
specimen of the latter is Mrs. Burnett's
charming Little Lord Fauntleroy,"
that has taken young and old by storm,
and that has inspired a notable number
OF imitators, who have rushed
into the field with unbounded cont-
dence, and an earnestness that would
be highly commendable otherwise ap-
piled. Yet more curious "fads" in the
current literature are the strange COM
parisons not few of the authors draw.
to say nothing of the incomprehenslble
to the many-words they use.
, One author of the day. in much
discussed book, makes the dark tresses
of his heroine exhale fragrance like
unto the "odor Of distant oases." w lille
again, she is made to harken to her
lovers protests as if assisting at the
soliloquy of an "engastrimuth." The
same writer, in another talked-about
story, tells of being ''distraught at the
intussusception of a presence" These
and similar expressions, form diversi-
Tying topics OF eony yersation.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-21
Galvan.zing Wrought Iron.

The American Machinist gives the
following method for galvanizing
wrought iron: The wrought iron is
first immersed in II cleansing bath of
equal parts of sulphuric or muriatic
acid and water, used warm. 1t is then
scrubbed with emery or sand, to clean
it thoroughly and detach all scales, if
any are left, after which it is immersed
in preparing bath of equal parts of
saturated solutions OF chloride of zinc
and chloride OF ammonia, from which
bath it is directly transferred to the
fluid metallic bath, consisting Of twenty
chemical equivalents of zinc to one Of
mercury; or, by weight, $40 pounds OF
zinc to l06 of mercury, to which are
added from five to six ounces OF sodium.
AS soon as the iron. has attained the
temperature of this hot fluid bath,
which Is only $50 degrees Fahrenheit,
it may be removed, and will then be
found thoroughly coated with zinc.
Care must be taken not to leave the
iron too long immersed in this bath, as
its affinity for iron Is such that it may
become dissolved. This is the case with
thin plates OF wrought iron; even when
one-eighth inch thick they may be dis
solved in a few seconds. 1t is safe,
therefore, TO let the bath previously
act Oh some wrought iron, so that it
dissolves portion OF it, in order to sat-
isfy its inconveniently great affinity for
this metal.
All danger of drinking impure water
is avoided by adding 20 drops of the
genuine Angostura Bitters, manpfac-
tured by DR.. Siegert g. Sons. AT all
druggists.
An English firm has been using pet
roleum for fuel IN torpedo boat and
getting speed OF twenty-one knots.
The oil is carried in the vessels double
bottom.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-21
Carter as an Author.

ExMayor Carter Harrison OF Chicago
left here this evening for New York,
says Philadelphia dispatch, where he
will call on some publishers in regard
to issuing his letters of travel in book
form. II find that book writing is con-
siderably to my taste, and have found
great enjoyment in the compilation Of
my letters"
Are you thinking of writing a
novelp"
eyes, I am" replied Mr.. Harrison,
smilingly. Il have thought seriously
of writing one-a novel, something on
the style of Robert Elsmere.' | know
it will tax my abilities, and that it will
not compare with Mrs. Wards wonder
full creation, nor do l entertain any idea
of it being its peer. l have also an
ethical creed which l would like to eX-
press. That is what induces me to
write on so deep Il subject. However,
the only certain thing is the unex-
pected."
"What is the title Of your new book?"
'tA Race with the SUM- said he