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Goo d Books.

We call special attention in tt
four issues of the Daily to the aEI-
vertisement of Leach, Shewell and
Sanborn, the publishers of Wells'
Mathematics and other text books
especially valuable to teachers.
Having used their Physiologies, par
ticularly their Health Lessons as d
text supplement ting class drills in
this important study, we can cheer
fully Recommend it to all teachers
who would max e this. study ia sue :
cess among you niger pupils. These
gentlemen have literally patronized
the Daily as a University enterprise
this year, and deserve not only our
gratitude as managers, but a libhsal
patronage. We would. suggest that
everyteaeher who will conduct a
summer normal, at least Examine
their valuable books before making
any new purchases to supply his pu-
pills. -. esr- '#SE
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Books.

We are pleased to note heprompt-
ness and liberality shown by that
prince of Western publishing houses,
when called upon to contribute to
our columns. Van A Antwerp, Bagg 4
Co. keep full line of text book
used in West Virginia schools. fur
nish them at lowest prices, and have
shown themselves worthy of the pa
tronage of our teachers in every way
possible for a first class publishing
company. To the teachers who are
to- conduct summer normals we would
very earnestly call your attention to
this house as the plaeet5o get your
school supplies, For their liberal
patronage of all our University en-
terprises we bespeak forthem wide
and well-chosen circle of patrons in
West Virginia.
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Department Of Scientific In
struction Of National Wo-
mems Christian Temperance.
Union.
BosToN, Dec. 88.

BosToN, Dec. TX, ~
THE ECLECTIC SERIES OF
/ TEMPERANCE PTIYSIOLO.
GIES has peen prepared with spe-
cial reference to the nature Of Al
coholic Drinks and other narcotics,
and their effects upon the human
system and in accordance with
the requirements Of the Depart
| ment Of Scientific Instruction Of
the National Women's Christian
Temperance Union.
We, the undersigned, therefore
indorse and commend the series OF
books, as follows
The House / Live In Revised
Edition) for Primary Schools.
The Youths Temperance Man
ual, for intermediate Schools.
The Eclectic Physiology, or
Guide to Health for High Schools
and Advanced Classes in Common
Schools. H4S r
i MARY H. Hunt,
e. ~ Sup't.
F Advisory Board: Albert H.
Plumb, Daniel Dorcester, Joseph
Cook, William E. Sheldon.
Electic Temperance Physiologies.
+ ~S PRICE. <
\ 1. Exchange Price. For. first
introduction into schools in ex-
change for the cores ponding old
books of other series in use in the
schools. I.
i II. Introduction Price, ~ For
supplies for first introduction into
schools where not already in use,
and no corresponding old book in
use in the schools is given in ex-
change. r. ..a,|I
Single Specimen Copies to
Teachers and School Officers will
be sent by mail, postpaid, on re-
ceipt Of the introduction" price,
with the express understanding
that they are for examination with
a view to first introduction.
The House Live In Urinary s sIS H. 'E $50
Youths Temperance Manual. rs 40
Eclectic Guide to Health s..... SO GO
Published by
Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co.,
1877 Walnut ST.. Cincinnati, @.
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PRIZE ESSAYS.
. A Monthly Periodical.

On September Ist, 1889, we will
publish the First Number of
"PRlzE ESSAYS" Monthly Peri
dical devoted entirely to the publ
cation of Prize Essays from the var
ious Law Schools Of this country;
each number will contain one or
more complete Essays, with Index
Table 81 Cases Cited, etc
m 1885, and each year since, we
offered to the graduating classes Of
the various law schools, prizes, to
be awarded under the direction of
the Faculty of e ch school, for the
sbest Essay on some legal topic
The students of the, following
law schools competed for our
prizes: ~" II. f ~
Boston University Boston, Mass. -
Columbia College, New York. .. II
Columbian University, Washington, D.
Drake University, Des Moiucs, Iowa.
Georgetown University, Washington, D.
C H#&| \ i, h N 4
Howard University, Washington. D G.
National University, Washington. ID. c.
st. Louis Law School, st. Louis, Mo
Tulane University, New Orleans, La.
Union College of Law, Chicago. I'll.
Union University, Albany, IN Y.
University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa.
University ofMaryland, Baltimore. Md.
University Of Missouri, Columbia, Mo.
University of New York, New York
University ofNotre Dame, Notre Dame.
Univ rsity of Pennsylvania, PhiIadel-
University of Wisconsin, Madison Wis
Washington and Lee University, Lex
ing, Ky.
Wesleyan University, Bloomington, Ill
West Virginia University. Morgantown,
w. Va.
Yale Law School. New Haven, Conn.
A list Of the Esssys to be pub
lished in the first year win be sent
free, on request, to any address.
The subscription is $500
per year payable in advance.
Send US your order at once.
10 tie professors and students Of
any lazO seh0ol desiring Information
as totlsese prizes and M competition
rl,c1efoy n rlyrykg1t mil he sent erfa1ucr
FIJI particulars.
To any student desiring il, We.
will send, FREE, the Law Book
News. Vol. /. No. n
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SIS Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE
a 3 5Ogg a e TO
= Is now Firmly Established as the
!. Fa Forite Racket,

It has been endorsed br the fol
lowing leading players;
r. D. Sears, Jos 5. Clark, Valen-
tine G. Hall. E. p. MeMullen, A. Il.
Wright, a. w. Post, 20 5. Campbell,
Clarence Holt, Chas 4. Chase, f L.
v. Hoppin, J. W. Raymond, R. Y,
Beach, Deane Miller G. NJ Rrinley.
T. M. Beach, Carroll j. Post, NJ. +.
Prosser, w h. Thatcher, and many
Others. y r# H. =.
It was used by the winners ofmost
of the important Tournaments in
1855 more prizes being won with it
than with all other rackets combined.
Price, $3.50. ~
I The american" same as the AS
ISOLATION but strong with extra
quality American gut. Price, $500.
Discount to Clubs and Club Mem
hers, 90 per cent. . =
9th err rackets from $l.25 up Nets,
Poles, Balls, etc. Catalogue free.
The Association Tennis Book Of
Rules and Points. Price. 10c.
= D. w. CRANBERRY CO.,
:, 1So Broadway, N. Y.
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Doubtless several of our students
will attend commencement at Fair
mont. Please TO notice which hotels
natronized the Daily and TO what
sNisni. and III will hive assessed
4 lir comparative merits 1T the hOus-
- III snu would he handsomely sc
csinmoiated go tothe Continental.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1889-06-11

. Announces its twelfth annual
course to begin October I, 1880.
The subjects for 1S8o-'oo include
Roman Hist Dry and lite nature,
Political Economy, Physics, Art
and Religious Literature. -. .
The Chautauqua Circle has en-
rolled more than one hundred and
fifty Thousand members since its
organization in 1878. Persons anx-
ious to pursue a plan Of Systematic
SelfEdueatioa by correspondents,
and at moderate expense should
address, The .Chautauqua Office,
Plainfeld, N. J. III. n !.
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DELICIOUS +. eLEANlNes.

Il
It is estimated that i'm Paris $4,000
persons who formerly were free thinkers
and Indifferent to their religious inter-
ests are under gospel influence through
the McAll mission. f a@ =
The American Seamen's Friend society
received the past year S27,s33 and dis,
bursed $34.971. Its missionaries have
llabored in many lands, and its libraries
have been accessible to over $50. 900 men.
The Chicago Evangelistic society has
purchased three houses and lots north OF
the Chicago Avenue church for the
Moody training school, at cost Of
$50, 900,
The convention of the Episcopal do
cese of South Carolina at Aiken, recent
" temporarily settled the dispute as to
the negro in the church. An amendment
to the constitution was adopted, which
practically excludes calored preachers
from the floor of the convention.
The recent Mormon conference re-
ported 10 apostles, 70 patriarchs, 3,719
high priests, II ,SO5 elders, 2,069 priests,
2,29s teachers, 1910 deacons, 81 ,s99
families. lis, 915 officers and members,
and 49, 800 children under s years Of age,
total Mormon population of 153, oil.
In fourteen years REQ Protestant chap
els have been built il Madagascar, max
ing the present number 200. There are
5000 Protestant cornnunicants, and all
the churches are self supporting. The
queen recently attended the opening Of
two Christian churches at Ambokin-
anga.
The Sunday School Year Book Of the
Methodist Episcopal church reports 25,
os5 schools, with :. 0s6. s4s scholars.
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FOR HER SAKE.

q ~
Wife John, your hair is coming
out al j terrible rate.
Husband-I know il is my dear.
| must do something FOR it ct once
WifeI wish you would. John, for
my sake You know how people will
talk. Welch.
OFFENSIVE PARTIsANs IN oFFIcE.
Postage Stamp 70 mailbag r.
Bump Into me again and Eli knock
the stuffing out OF you.
Mailbags.Try it and You'll get
lhe worst licking YOU ever had, you
sstuck-up thing. Time,
The principal commercial Ian
guages of the world are English,
spoken BY iO0,000,000 people, Rus
sian sc, 900. 900; German 1900, 600;
Spanish 10000, 600, French 10000
900, and Italian $4,000, 900.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1889-06-11
MODEE 4 tx q BOOKS

Hi
Chase & Stuart's First Year ii
Latin.
Chase& Stuart's Latin Grammar.
Chase & Stuart's Classical Series.
Crittenden's Commercial Arith-
riletic.
Groesbeck's Bookkeeping
Brooks Elocution and Reading.
Edwards Mythology
Hart English Grammar and
Analysis. III
Hart's Composition and Rhetoric.
Houston's Natural Philosophy.
Houston's Chemistry
Houston Physical Geography.
Mills First Lessons in Physiolot
gy and Hygiene, u.
1SouthWick's Short Studies in
Literature.
Trimble's Handbook Of Literat
5iture.
Trimble's Short Course in Liter
ature.
Webb's Word Analysis, B books.
Westlake's 5000 Practice Words!
Wilson'S Elementary Algebra,
Teachers Grade Books, Regis
tiers, Etc.
MANUALS FOR TEACHERS.
No. The Cultivation ton Of the
Senses, soc,
No. 2-The Cultivation ofthe
Memory, SOC. Il
No. 3-On the Use of Words,
soc. Il st "
No. 4-On Discipline, 5oc..
No. 5.-On Glass Teaching SOC
OUR BODIES.
A series Of Charts for teaching
Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene
and showing the Effects Of Alcohol
on the Human, Body. /
The New Text Book on Civil
Government K, 4 d.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1889-06-11
Comfort in Churches.

Let churches, as far Ias possible, be
comfortable and beautiful, Because
Christ was born in a Manager is no reason
why we should always worship him in q
barn. Rev. De Witt Talmage in New
York Observer.
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GoVernme emit of the People
o FrHF I 3. i.
UNITED STATES.

r.. BY; FRANCIS N. THORPE,
Professor of History and Political Science nEthe
q Philadelphia Manual Training School, and
Lecturer on Civil Government in the =,
,. E..E|t University Of Pennsylvania, T.. + =.
Thorpe's Civics is o. book of in
SEPARATIONS and aspirations. 1t is a
book which in method, manner, and
scope will secure the approval of ev-
ery teacher that examines it. It will
go into general use and will at once
take rank as a-leading4 textbook on
the subject. Specimen copy for ex-
animation will be sent by mail post
paid, to teacher on receipt Of one
dollar. Please address, -.
ELDREDGE & BRO,
~. Il Philadelphia, Pa.
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In passing through Fairmont don't
fail to stop at Yeager 4 Co.'s and
examine his fine selection of goods.
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Await Not the Morrow.
. I'll
: Await not the morrow,
Act bravely today;
Why fritter or sorrow
Its moments awaE2 r

ItS3 HioiueIilS away!
No stoppage nor traction
Can hinder or bind -.
Theyspirit Of action.
Intense and defined
The hand has the power
Ifmind has tho win,
Each swift fleeing hour
- To use and to IN
It is but minute,
And then it is gone; ~
But put somethingsin it,
And that will live on.
And thus made immortal
sThy moments shall be
The arch Of a portal
Of triumph for thee.
Await, then, no morrow, II r.
Act bravely today;
| Nor idle, nor sorrow. +. ,
/ Nor waste it away. ,
| II New York Observer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
4 Law sRKAxRR ~ SsDUL-
OGyCE.

Washington territory has precisely
- sanss interest that 0reyun has In
1he protection OF the Columbia river
salmon. and our people viii. ne
tDng1ue, take genuine sssssfsctsosi IN
- octt0n a Governor pennoTsr Ia
H. Ta6e csse. The facts are. BRIEF +,
- follows: Tsfse, wheel man On
~ upper Columbia. asked ths Oregon
fsh commissioners for permission 10
opeyn4e bis catching apparzfns daring
~ ci0es sessgn for The psrTzsss Of get
ding fish 20 send 20 the sEo-
kans sufferers The commission
ers. with strange oossplasssnee.
granted the request and Tasfe started
mp his wheei. Information os mas
transaction soon came 70 the knosI-
edge ol Governor Psnnoyer, xho
psompsly ordered the fishing 20 cease
and Instituted proceedings sgainas
TafFe.
The Oregon nsh commissioner aEs-
peAr In this matter 60 have construed
their authority ia novel AMI
curious light. They srs asthor-
fxed and instructed 70 enforce shs
law. bat have no authority 20 sss u
aside. They have no nsore right to
grant permit 10 fish ous u season j
that the county sheriff has 70 graas 3 !
permit 10 commit murder or theft /
The Portland Os>saaias, which u max /
ing good fight for the prosectson Of /
the Columbia river salmon. warmly
approves the action OF ssoserros Pen /
meyer. IL says
Governor rennoysrss DISCRIMINATION g. +
enforce the law iortga'ilnx the txssnx Of j
salmon darfng eeYf&is nafssshs - e4sss
mens1Abse. The Lag wSs snart@d 81 tbs
1usure Interests % an Industry bat + OF
yaes profit. present and rsoeg~csise, to sac
STATE. The sf1iorn OF is enactment ts
Ueueraljy CONCEDED. ana the stNse hs& pc
vided com mis~ton 20 see tsat u 10 ers-
forced. II may be expected. Of course. that
eoxegt violations 81 the $50 Nia fssuF.
sines unsesapusous naen ase slHaJs ready
70 cirenmveni las shcn tney cas-. do 80
with profit 10 themselves. bat Il vas Ger
tainiy NOS to hare teea exported thai lie
open sioiaf2oG would have tesa uins~ss
u By those sworn y exesHis Il II - trRs
thsf charity covers . mn!sftuds q sisss. bat
Il VIII not b. the fault of the governor II u
Is made 70 ssrsteA 10 eapacsous Saoash over
a.. ss, ss<sx, ~ sfls Ia ~ ADJ shs. rsr@esxt
Of sending fsh % TIE spokane sufferers
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The Republican primaries In King
county have been beld. They are
Of the past, aud with them il
b 10 be hoped viii be buried all the
snimosities which were engenaered
by the short bat sharp contest which
preceded them. The Democrats had
taken great hopes from the bresch
which had apparently been opened In
the Republican line, and they bad
almost persuaded themselves inso the
belief that they could carry King
county. let them be surprised nov
ut the promptness with which the
breach il closed. and By the enthnsi-
asm with which ali Republicans unite
In supporting the nominees OF the
state and county conventions.
The Republican who fiastrrs hira-
self that there is rot hard. earn
est work % be done In behalf 81
the party daring ihs next AK weeks.
labors under ssrioas delnsion. The
Democrats feel that the very exlstsnes
of their party az 9 national osgGaizs
ton depends. la = measure. upon the
result OF the election Ia she four new
states. II they tale their plaoes 81
the Republican oeiaIaH axal be a.
most Impossible FOR the Isesucsrats 10
regain the presidency three years
hence. II, however. they are eyetsiy
divided. the balance Of power wiii DOT
BE- disturbed. and the contest between
the parties viii 20 forward on tie old
lines,
The Democrats hare 40 hope
Of carrying either North Dakota
or South Dakota. They feel confident
that they viii carry Montana and they
realize that they mR~t carry Washing
ton also IL they hore 10 keep pace with
the Republicans. Under such circum.
stances IL l. noe strange that they are
putting forth extraordinary exersion~
TO carry this state. For weeks they
they have been At work like beavers
getting their voters into sine and max.
Ing ali preparations for the contest
They are organized more effectively
than amy other political party has ever
been organized in this state. and they
openly boast that they are plentilally
Supplied with money. They are sv,.
IDENTITY preparing for desperate eight
and are ready 90 take advantage ~
any wind that seems 10 blow their
way.
Under such circumstances no Re
publican should hang back or en-.
deayor 10 avoid any portion ef the
work which the party can reasonably
expect from hlm. on the contrary,
al Republicans shoald he united, de-
sermsnsd and eager for the conflict.
The day OF local and personal politics
In Washington has passed. No longer
do our politics end in delegate a.
congress, endowed @ith xssiee. has
helpless without vote. Ga the con
trary. the dostiaies u the govern mens
may Depend upon the aetsua ei tbs
voters ot Washington. We must
labor. not for personal or i,ssi ends
bat b. impress upon ths government
the principles 81 Eepuh5canissa ana
equal rights,
The Republican who falters at Saoh
time is untrue 20 his principles and
untrue 10 ais party. The duty III each
one Is 10 do ali that he can fer the
regular nominees Of his FsAFsy, King
county and Washington rnust and
viii be carried. and "a the Sccs.sss E2lst.
nsent II this every effort anst hs,sec-
forth 10 Applied.
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TREASURY DEYAgrMxyr.

treasury DETACHMENT
offIck az IoAPTa0LLEs or CURRENCY.
WASHING Jane r. fsss.
WHEREAS. By satisfactory rFiseuce ,-.
scented 20 The underSigs I'd, il has been
made to appear that The Washington
National BANK OF SEATTLE" ia the city ~
seattle, "a the egsuty of King ard terri
tory of Aashirz toI, hss ear,.,iieY wfth All
the provisions u the statutes 81 the Tinted
States, required % D. complied with before
sn association snail b. authorized 70 com
n2ence the business of bsokifsx
Now therefore I. use ID. abyehanas
pspusy ard Acting Comptroller OF the
AHrseIcy. 10 hereby ceftifs thar The
v sshiHeton Sasions, Bank Of seattle in
the city Of -esttie. in the county Of King
SUD Tertiary 81 M4shi q gson. Is authorized
70 commence the business OF banking a.
provided IN section ffiy-oue huaared ana
ssxty-nine of the Revised statutes OF the
Jntf1A ntA1es
Ia testimony whereof witness
bay band and sea- OF offyes
ll this 9Th day oi Jane. isSe
,SEAl-< ). T.. ABeAHkxs.
Deputy sn1 acting Cs,frp.
sFolisr OF the Currency.
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pes1afvs snd sssphsffr - IL recsst
osa1me = . nesspsp~r - strsns CO.
sse4Ssas vels cozta ~. Is@ staifnsse
fazusssssed in sxc<spss prinsez sfse-
vhess. shoss shss ft< Repusilesnisfs
u StseIf snd tls0se for rbssn z
sr<sks i al right and rssy be eessnssss
o. There l. poor eosafoFt IN this fos
xsss sSe~na,r>-fe
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A great many oli settler. an fsaAav
NOT 80 old, are truly SORRY shai The
constitutional ceasension .!eSuaeSs il
wise ~ strike the SeFa Ak Erona she
seal Of wsshlngson THIS beautiful
and expressive sort stsssl 'ike &c "a
landmark. and il waS . nasstaks 8,
vine IL ont
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Those nsmeS rs:s us4e fsgaz rss,s9 tlass
the EePahEscsa psksasary sssat vs8 sssugss
srIls the party ans Sena :: 5ase the
coming campaign divided sga srasg.
less. naass have foans pssos esassss Aas.,a
In reading the Essss@s Ttssss lAst rlsss,
This Journal. Il is ws,i kssesn. zA~ ss,s
moathrsec~ 81 ths Squire Fsrrx
wing ~ sAs party. Sad a.
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Tsw1. eonssdsysss Of the Csn'sA
Democratic League os Washington 10
place several ~ell-knosn kspsas'ss*ns
sr~,n It's executive eosanlissss ssssh
attention. srs ssaslT ssssehtng.
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NfF<TMENYN.

DARTfKS HAVING MONEY To INV st
L sf,i DO vel "a sall ~ sse ss,aee If the
Puget Sssund Nafaal nussst'ng sud iuxe.s-
snsus Co. ~ Nesicr avenue, ~ inquire
lasa sheit sYSsesa Of taSssiFaeats. shares
ass n@w Scr Sxls Ia hasadings 10 10 eTngfest
tusas@gsisss{y
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b4Ak >fhEEE TAX SUrfC g-TaF
FsX s~Stesf eF tss cSts eawnrfg ~ ~
GsssrsCi c7es.e. hy arsttu.nex M. ess -
SIS t9ae 80 tse grazing os Psss sGss~s sryssu
fFp4at stfsss ~ ~e~x steees 4zss4 es,sssfrgsx.t
SIX re stteHx4Ss tksssass. . sew ss,ss as
- s2sr . 11& e1seS sk the gsfs treasure
: e k&xes 'asss ENs8 slse "a iorsy esvs ~ re
sfse S,'ss# Esfs's1 ct ksts gsestes sili - g.
e&sS8 sissieS saesat. q x~=nAfsv ssg s - ~s-sf
sisss2 asa t@E~zt~S At sar rsss 8. Is So
ezz& ras2gErg-
&. u fENasS. cssy s,ier4
IL tsS9.
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W. n FDkkEef, toHnFy AuIltol
Dated at seattle, July 81. is.g.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. - THE
~ Builders Material Company have
about perfected sFrsns emenfs 10 promptly
deliver 20 customers rabule ana dimen-
siois stone, pressed brick, lime,
cement, plaster. hair. lumber lrongh ard
dressedl. lafb and shingles in any d. sired
quantity. Temporary Office in THE Fair
tent 7fss Second street
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN To Tna
~ property owners on Front aud Com
msrcisl streets, Seattle, that the board Of
appraisers appointed by the city eoancil for
the assessment Of damages aud benefits re-
suitiug from the widening and sfrsighten
ing Of said streets by city ordinances will
receive claims for q, images. in writing.
caused by widening said streets tili the I'D
of August. 1879, Hf the Office of Frank Han
ford. room 3. NewIin block. IN the city of
SSattle. ALExASDsE ALLEN,
FEASK HAsFoRD,
ASsoS BCRwELL.
Seattle Aust,e- re fS~s
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SPECllL NOTICES.

NOTICE To PLCNBEkS-BiDs n ILL BE
~ received for plumbing, sewering, gas
and Tin work for Judge Roehester's resi-
denee ap 30 5 D. m, August =. plans az
steinmsn's Office.
NoTICE-PLA.TE8E sREPRE.
~ par q 10 contract for any quantity of
laih by the carload. The Builders supply
Co. l2i Marion street.
NOTICE - ALL PARTIES HAVING
~ CLAIMS against L. l. Marshall are
hereby requested 10 present the same To
the undersigned AZ his Office, room 3.
Sewlin block Frank Hanford, attorney
in fact for 4. l.. Marshall
NOTICE. HAVE A LARGE ST0OK
~ of furniture and bedding ut Turner
hall, Fourth and jefferson streets. A.
Vshlhuseh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
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To the stockholders OF the Guarantee Loan
d Trust Co, OF SEATTLE.
whereas. Is is desired "a tncreWe the cap
stsl stock OF tie Guarantee Loan 4 frass
Co.. OF seattle, tneTefore the L ssiersignei
being. a majority oi the trtasiess of said
company, hereby call a meeting 81 the
toekhosaers OF said c0mpsny Ia be he'd
on Saturday the 7th day of September. lsSo
AT the hour Of , O'Clock In the afternoon 81
said day, at the eonpsny's Office ia the
city OF seattle. for the purpose Of cor slider
ing proposition OF the sais. board az trias-
tees. daily adopted ct Il meeting Of said
board. held July II. is.9, for the increase
Of the capital stock of sad company from
the sum Of nfEy thousand dollars 10 the
sum OF two hundred Thousand collars.
J. ;. j. HUNT.
Z. X. DOWNING,
J. u. L0sMAN.
q. n. REiLgHOS.
y. y. BAXTER.
seattle July u f>S3