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Da'e ia - pnhIIoatlon OetoIer s. -
NnrlcH OF Dissolution.

NOTICE ar DISSOLUTION or Palmer
~ ship-The partnership 90 Chuu Ching
doing business 81 seattle. ". r.. under the hrm
name su- style OF Va tnHuR & Co. i this day
dissolved bY mutual consent Au3 farther
notice IL hereby Eivan that all debts fae or
owing g. fhe said hrtD 81 Wa Chung 90 ere
TaTsbie "a Ctun ching HeCk, who IS duly
nfhoriFed 20 receive tire same. snt further
notice a hereby given hat the said chan hing
Hos vii ray al dents due ~ tie safd firm 81
va Dung L go DATED 90 seattle. Washington
Territory, this ~ day 10 Octnbef, 8 T. i~ss
witness. CHIN CHING HOOK,
x " EsuvER CHIN GkE HE
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PASSENGER LISTS.

y asamer Walia WalIa, from San Fran
eslober IL For Seattle A. Nc
y Ms. Cooks, J. Goodman and son, J.
ace, u. Dadle. Mrs. Dadle. VI. Marius,
anderson, :. Meyer, 4. Freeman, X.
exssn.
Eiaria-E. Legmine. T. Mallett, J..
- n, Trasi. lee Dori, Miss Carson.
.s4saa Miss Williams, Miss Williams,
I Lilly, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Lewis, ].
~ ". 4. Caldwell, NJ. Reed. :. r.
kaieB. n. Kotchc
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Notice To Creditors.

In ''Ie district court Of the Third judicial dis
irlct of Washington territory. holding terms At
seattle. King county. Ia the matter IL the in
saiveurg Of ID = Hansen No. T.l0L
To the creditors 81 said y. :. Hansen. insolvent
Won and each ~ ynu are hereby notified 90 he
ard appear on tie iith day 81 November isss
before the Judge OF said court NJ chambers or IN
orfu court, o. the caurt house in the city ~ -e-
aifle Wash, 20 show cause way the prayer of
said b. = Hansen, iosolyeht, should not be
granted
M HOPKINS. Clerk OF said Court
Byw. T. HANSOs Deputy.
Dated seattle. october 2, lSsa.
Peterson & PcnnctAther, Attorneys for Fetl
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CoSTRACTORs-YESLER AVE
~ B1e grade sealest bids wfti be received by
ne aaier,ignet, Clerk OF the city Of seattle. on
oE helfre frt9ay, October -, fs-9. at O'Clock D.
H. toz the grading Of and construction Of side
walks OF both sides IT iesieg avenue frous VII
nssnsoI. stree, cable read to trestle, N secor.-
saee sfkh the pans sad specifications thereof
now on Tie In this Office Eacn bii to N accom-
panied ey a cash deposit of $50 a. security for
TIE execution Of any contract that may be
AWARDED The city reserves the night 80 reject
any and al bids. CIV FERRIS Clerk
Firsi publication October II. is..i
NOTICE To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BIDS
~ VIII be received by tEe undersigned, CLERK
o. the city ii SEATTLE, on o. before FRIDAY. oe-
The alley between Eighth and Ninth streets,
from Madison street 10 james street IN accord
snee Win the plans and specifications therefor
no@ on ale In my Office. Each bid Ia Do accom-
panied By a cash deposit of SO as security far
The execution of any contract that mas be
ss sfosd ne ne ely reserves The t;gn 70 reject
FIRST publication. October II. Isss.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SCHOOL
board OF the city OF Seattle. W. T.. will receive
bids for The construction OF four frame school.
houses Bids Will close October Is, II N. Bonds
viii BE required OF the successful bidder. A Ger
tiled check OF two hundred dollars s250g mast
accompany each bid ss security for the exscu-
ton OF any contract that may he awarded.
Plans. specifications and details at Office of
Charles W. Saunders and r. ". Hoasaton
archl'ects, room -. Boston block.
4 s-fSSMEN ROLL. ASH STREET GRADE
~ Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for ths grading OF Ash street, from Depot
street fo Harrison street. and constructing a
sidewalk on both sides thereof has been filed
with the undersigned clerk OF the city of Sc
attic. and further notice IS hereby given that
the said roll is open 10 public inspection al the
Office of said clerk, in the ciry halt and viii re
main open for inspection until Friday. October
Ia iss9, at : O'Clock p. m, and thai all persons
feeling themselves sggrieved by AM aarh as
seSsfnent, may apply 10 the common council of
said city 20 have the same corrected. said De
toi'es l., lsss. al O'Clock p. H., AZ the council
chamber ia the city hall
CIV FERRIS, Clerk.
Date Of llr.f pnhiicaflnn SartsinheE . Issa
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NOTICE. l. HEREKY GIVEN THAT I WILL
~ nos De responsible Tor any bills contracted
b. Ssndersor ( Qaann. contractors ia tbs cay
gae8 JAN - CLANCY.
NOTICE Tt TaE PuBIIC-YCC ARE
y hereby notE-4 not Ia pgFcsass ergtsiB
note lasie bS n S5esaier, p&y=Ale Id I5sseise
-ftutisr. dsse9 &sTeA - tsSS, payable one rear
after dsse iof the sEsu of $50. the ssEae having
been PAID IA fuli G.. u. .teatsT. n Z. IaRes
attorney tor n Sreudrr. Frod II. FetcrSan sf-
soruev f1f Ef@setfe Sfeu3er
nLD PAPEKs Al FaIs OFFICES A BtS-
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Atlantic ocean
RORCE |. MEACHAM

VII buy one 81 the mos, attractive
49, sp.ts n Queen anne town. leo feet
-sess shd Pef.ey; situation
.' ~see lef sfoxlao Front streo, lot I, heats
ss's.1s ossrsi
- 10y iGli lot on Elcvenfa street,
~ hsniSome improves residence prop
- Sseeu Anne town. room house. T6x
ri q groun1
k tfoDi foe. for lo' o. Fyuni street
'-es 8 aelaiHs equal 90 IL
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EaFOTNBKD >Tot d.

rMPOUSDEp STOCK At ACCTioN-TT -
| day Octoo@E Il, lisa. ~ II n. A. the
seeS sf#t1e corner EBasth and Wa ~ North
sEsrsgs5a.. VII sell "a TIE highest bidder for
cssh 20 pAy cost 90 iEaEeEnflug ss1 eeaFlAg
Ewa re1 seagiing heiis-s and tso sAtle ysaf-
ng nesfegs. Tie ewner Of sssa animals - 10
me unknown
= e. MITCHELL
Chief q Police Sesf7ie 7.
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oosrRicToRs and BUILDERS.

1'HE CARDMoug stone COMPANY Is NOW
L prepared 20 deliver rubble stone in any
quantity promptly Temporary Office. room 8
U5 Columbia street, between Third and Fourth.
I. h. Fleming. secretary. Once hours between
10 a IA and ? p.
GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY, EN-
- gineers and contractors, wharf building
pilc-drying; plans furnished on application;
Office foot Of jackson street.
nUNHAM & COLLINS, CONTRACTORS:
- file-drving and bridge building; office
foot OF Commercial street.
DAFFERT Il STANLEY, BUILDERS AND
III contractors plans and specifications lurp-
ished. columbia House. Seattle.
OWEN THOMAS, CONTRACTOR AND
~ builder: plans AMI specifications furnished
ON shnrt notice. Room 60 Boston block
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6l7 Third Street.
1f typographical Union. 40. 2o99.
SPECIAL MEETING.

- slec' us - seattle Tvporraphlca.
- - -. vii ise hcli 90 sunday aitcruceu
49, lth. IS; o'clock. in the r6sf-Iv
:. pfess toom. corner second aud
T''ssi e, the Pres ltn,
+ K SAEsIS0N.
~. u, Rec Cog. secretary.
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-aLofRENT "a tNTEo-FRa8IE
~ - ss'~1tHu Girl WANTS A SlTUA-
r. 49, prFsfe family fssuslN soGth-
"a NsNeutn ems King
n -. 49, NoCN0 LAuY NTH IITTl.E
49,. 0tsifes situation as hcUsekSe2Sg
- iok-, ~1-l E4tta street
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ADVICE To NOTIFIES.

= hnslow's Soothing Syrup for children
20. IS Tie prescription OF one Of the hest
lse snSes and physicians ia the United
= sai has been used for forty years with
Aiag suoct - hy millions OF mothers for
sssisen. Daring the process of tecthtng.
a2e tsealculahlG II relieves the child
An, cures dyscm,sry aud diarrotna. grip
ss eoEels. aud wind collie ay giving
= = Toe child. II rests the mother.
%. "a bottle. swi.w
4 Atlantic ocean Travel.
NE and steamer reaeryaiions call AZ
e ss.ek
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Ht,.

-,n RKR ARp~-Gas~T. A f.ADlE- St.At
Eit checked leather purse. c1Es24FinE : : &c
COLA go8i plege AL . Aslfgsssse cluster IA
n nd p4a w3th tie Fiu hroksa %. $40 VII -
paid for is nctzTn 70 T. {. fsinneE.
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-. = iaerf> m .irr use htn.'s ~ Lost Found.
- Eeni ava -itusr ous Nsntc,i usl
- iae -.tc O.. cents peF1 Tor Ias
g. seat a IS os.! ioT each sahSel
fsFmtat always la advance.
$50 business arre, uf tkc resr.lS
SAB hereafter l,e Open unfl} n p, n,.
i - - 'iFcS,sst meats Will BE received - 70
l. sowing 'e',efs s-s awz.Unv advertisers
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TEEAsERT UERARTaENT,
oFF1ca ev CawaIaoLLEs - THE CUEaKHCY,l
As@A.IS0F9S. sept ~, tsHs
WHEKzks By satisfactory evidence presented
o. ths uuasrs gred. Il hgs tsesa made 60 appear
thzf sThe foki0a National fhak OF reaftae ia
The ity o. -eAsfse, IN the county 81 kfBs, anf
teryfta-F % Assniusson. hss com piled with al
fha gr0vis ous q the statutes q the United
<satsz required 81 ~ compiled with h@fgfe "a
ssaerist8 sA8ls re authorized - commence tbs
tsss Essx - DansinE
S0w. therefore gdwsrd s Lacey, comp.
trus.es of the casrgney. 10 nereay certify tbs:
TIE Ecs.nu SszIaus8 BANK OF seattle. in tss
cliy 81 -saft5s - ne esaHfy Of King. ard teFFs-
Tory 81 MAzAiaE1o1I. = sasAorisssf - Commence
tire tas.nesE us tsanEtag. provided IN seCsign
nftyone hua1s8a sl1 s3EtY-Asne. Of the revised
statutes q ias Easfess states.
IL lest aaonY wA@rNaf. w2tress rrT hand ard
80 q. ossire ihls lfla 0sy * sptsgsheF, I.-g-
faKaq r. - LAZY.
NO &ls&. f8ESs FktD..Es az TIC 1GgEEksCys
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Notice of School Election.

Saiice Il hereby givea that saturday. No
venafscr = Iva. e. the ArmoYy, on Union street,
iu school district NC. nns H. Ia the city al rs-
attic King coHgty, wskssinsSon territory,
school tiectiga wlli - held for the election OF
tnree school directors for sad school district
No. J.
A.so for the election al scaool clerk Tor the
ensBfng year.
The polls vii oyseu az one 81 p. N. AMI con
tiHns open iii seven i =. IN
pated seattle. " T.. SEPTEMBER =. issa.
WILLIAM III HUGHES.
J. ". FRINE
". n TAYLOR.
q. H. uElLBA0S.
Directors % -es0ol District No I.
" 4 HSUTu1gsE, Clerk of said srisaol District
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 TTkNTlON kNiGHT~-ALL MEMBERS OF
~ Queen City Lodge No. 10, X al r., are re-
quested 10 meet Al the Young Nsturalists hall
m. to attend funeral OF brother Henry Barton :
all Knights invited 90 attend.
~. +. WHITNEY. G. G.
G. r PArTERsoS. X. of 4. and :
A TTENTICN SIR kSiGHTS-ATL MEMBERS
n OF seattle Division No. l. 4. X. X. of r. are
hereby ordered to appear AZ the Young Natural
lists hall, University grounds this sunday after
late brother Sir knight Henry Burton.
J. c. HAfSEs, Captain.
". II. CowIE, Recorder.
ERATERNITf LODGE. 80, -. l. .. o y,
Il meets every Thursday evening, AZ O'Clock,
ia the haii Of seattle Lodge. North seattle Al
members of The order in good standing are cor.
daily invited 10 attend.
e :. HOLMES. y. g.
1T MITCHELL Secretary
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The following warrants will be paid on pre-
Fsafs;ion AZ the city tressnrcrs ONCE and no
interest allowed on same after this date
Lane street. warrants, ordinance ~, NOS Sal,
1884, I.gts, 8.
v ell street. warrants, ordinance 9ss. Aos l.slA,
1867. ], s94. 1 ,ga5. 81, II 10
Fourth street, ordinance 50, Nos, lfs3, isfJs,
1,s47 I .fss
West street ordinance 80, Nos 5lf, SIS
Bel street, ordinance 81. kos. LIS. i,tZs,
Is&L
second street. ordinance Lea. Nos I'D 20
I - tDeinsfys.
Dafei this lgh dsy OF October, Is-g.
WILLIS T.. ANE5 city Treasurer
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WfssEILEyF0tS
WISTEE EoARa FOg aos.>gs-srx pssl.-
~ as 7 81 nsz-As hssx s fs-.E2& AssAtnx
,og EEsT-ees- FARx. APFi.Y Ar
4 r1nza a. E<assszs&s hook. ec-zev sxsrssss 81
eoszz1sSs-
az rAFEEs AZ Tsals ossacE- 2xA BIN
DaRls nsESsxAgtNss RaRfsggS- xssTss,
= eating and ttssEg Ecse r. G-easzzss&inE.
WRAPS AL esezkg NJ. T. 4 TA-sFz rs-szss Ara.s
= ea-Zsz S@1Scz sal fro=s st-eess. s. xfsse,
poYs-cHsSeE T0s AgE MONEY: BRING
- ~ass rags yU1 esa Es1 - s.as4zs-Enoz. "a
s'ssss irfsl sE-scss. aeisacen ard a "a.
CEEAFER THAN TAG CHgsYgsF-TaE
~ SeE--Ae Fgrnt1Hsa Go. sells furniture chesp-
q S72a Aay os<zSs 1oZxe II tse CIR. gaf sss3
pszce osir gossts All he convinced Is-> Fro2s
ssTs-ss. s@sr PIKE ssFs~E.
I-on turning. cg0g1esAwTSf, aNDGgS-
Il era Mf8 werx. 80 70 5SEsAley 4 Earst
MAJ os Lake sAore zaft. Lake ussaou
CLARK 4 CAFES sEaIs FURNITURE. CAR
~ PETS ees1.1rgs ess-. cheaper Far cash tAaa
any oEAer E-r1 il o. a-orE3 seattle Try ,Ae-r
aad res VIII taf I, 50. PIKE sad Fsfta-
TUE FARks & LACY MACHINERY com.
4 pzay, q ard b NossA Front street pYJsti.1s1s
Or. manufacturers os sad dealers II E1iil and
EaEI1x EsacEsaery, boilers engines wood ans
Iso1 sofxirg machinery. Estimates furnished
y. oa~ f3S&s plksts o. ever description seattle
es.es. room =. ktiEea block.
IssTABLIsEED IN lsse-agADY FOX Rg.SI.
Il. ness AutAoay. ho0k d. stsEv, uzsse-
Tsa4Srs. bans tsSok Is&auiarfETe-. sans.c maya
2sE4s. 6&~ books bound substantially III any
ksyses hess work az reasonable prices. sea- 81 a.
s111 genuine Russia sesfne< sos artistic hindlss
ana bSsS linen lez3Esr psper ksps on hand ~
-es1lz1 stree cd saastSg rink. Fl~hs eanG SIDE
h4seu1es4i. Sestsle. wssh p a. t.sx 6z&
~-- 10 $50 MONTH GAN BIZ MAne
sNtsf Rxrft-fE kaar ssrx.fa
cAn TaFaisz horse and gsyt their lSgae "a st.s
business Spare Baaments nav bo pycatasiy
employed Also. A few vae snci.s IN tas~ns aFai
cities Il. z. JOHNSON Il 90. I,lss Main street:
kiChmssi. Va y. B-Pissse state ase and
business experience Never mind sending
STAMPS for reply. By. J. &Co.
xuxvJgsx ssTysfsS
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STENpGRfpIfERS.

w AsHISGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD
w guafters-sienographers furnished. short
hand and typewritlng work executed. type
writers rented Room 3, Newiin block.
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aAFN WI

f,oVNp-A iAEsE sklFk CN Wing POINT.
near EAsle hsFpe-i esusr e$n AsFe tae
S8rne by ealing st the stoFN g.. Athtoa uss9-
EErfe hagssor. paying coszs Sad proving prep
esss.
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sTONECTTTFRS.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRANITE
~ WORKS Fox Il Crosbie, proprietors; all
kinds OF cemetery and building work done with
artistic skill; a huh supply OF mantels constantly
on hand, positively better and cheaper than any
other lrm on the coast. designs with prices
furnished on application free of charge Pike
street between Fourth aud FIFTH. seattle.
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H4RNEss and sADDLKRE.

HARNESS AND sADDLERY-JAMEs wHRE-
L L Ian, who is at present located at i,oil Third
street, has certainly the finest display OF har-
ness, saddlery and turf goods 10 be seen any
where today In Seattle. This gentleman also
carries fine assortment Of carriage trimmings
and makes a specially OF repairing Mr. Vince
Ian does 4 large Wholesale and retail business
and he warrants all his work and sells al prices
III 81 are bound 10 bring custom
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I0E.
The undersigned having Frrehasef the Inter
go 81 Eniu See HNe "a iis tfm d VS. Chung a
Co. Chinese E1sr6 taEts, GOiuz bastuees st
seattle. Nif eanftnHs under TIE name ~ "a
hung 81 p a. 0sss6inw rear the caTuns 81 ~Osfn
fIfth sBd Warrington stfsefs IA sst9 rSsftle.
where be wtt carry fail a3e 81 thfGEas useT
caanGi=e e0Esisflag ~ fsax. Ffee. uri Dils ard
ogees merchandise directly ifaBoTfe2 from
ChiaA. WbOsss2ls sa1 fssssi
VA eHTSG.
cHUs CHINO HeC X.
FfnHFletOfs
Dated al seattle W. T., 0Uf0beE !, Isss.
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WISTEE EGsARa fDa lsuN.-gS-Sfx pa.
~ sxts Ees Exe1ts.: h~sx s ls-sIas MssA5rx
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DRNANIs ASSAY OFFICE. SEATTLE
ID Room /, NewiB block; correct assays: Tor
terms and references address above: send
samples By mail or express; mining properties
examined a. reasonable rates. C. ", Bryant.
NORGE RETHCSR, AsSAYER AND CHEM
NFist analyEcr Of coal, fire cleys ores. etc send
samples for aseav BY mail Taroma- Wash.
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Me- T. II SMITH. AKTlsf-ARf SIT DO
vi s. issstoa esegS sketchis.> staIi life aFaW-
ug p&sg Is. Nafer colors ana a. visitors Sei-
curle.
rI>HE AR EaBR0InERY STORE WILL
1 farnSsh , cslG4ee variety 81 fancy articles
Eud ansnressterY Yaststgsis TAsnktnr former
Customers foF their patronage. w3l1 ssalf g a
casissnuAnee sn9 savIte Gurgn t. tne sAla oEeEi .
cnrfets. nsssseFY agd snaali wa-cs. &isO agency
for aagio o3se watSfs- stamping and psnEiHg
dose M y E Feliows SD Miss q. n Fs9t
Il sec,gss-s STREET
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pHTsIcIsss md SURGEONS

AAkAH KENDALL. Il. n. GRAUrA ATE OF
- Homeopathic ea.le-e. ard from Fhiiadcinhis
hospital Practice. Particular attention women
ShtlAren aild Obstetrics l.ana ~.tunl Stfa...f
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n saaK8hEgSs ATTORNEY AT-LAw. ROOM
ANs - Pai7neg Bsock, eerEe- Froas xna SEN
ee& strpxxs
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INoR SALE s.. $50 WILL Buy A 6oACRE
l. ranch nrst-elaSs land. twelve miles from Sc
sttle. one aud half miles from salt water;
steamer eseTv day. Address " NJ. b., Post-ln-
fs,llEranTNr nlflre
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NOR aExT-FURSIsHED ABOVE sur
i price. $i2 ai1 Fourteenth street, nes
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ROOMS AND 80 tRD.

rI,ABLE BOARD BY THE DAY or WHEN
Il Meals - cents. O. per wee spring street,
between second and Third, rear al Lincoln heuse.
IroR ENT-~FuRNIsHED ROOM AND
i board. l,1Is seventh street
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- II. THOMPSON 4 60, IL. II. THOMPSON.
IL. 1eorge y. Coiteriii Clarence l. Whitel
eiSll engineers and surveyors, are located in
rooms - aud y, Brrke'S block, corner Third
aud Union: all notes and records saved: city or
county work promptly attended 10: maps, trsc.
ings o. blue prints furnished al short notice.
CCURRT & OWENS. CITY SURVEYORS:
- office, James street. between Third and
Fourth. CITY surveying promptly attended 10.
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i price. $i2 ail Fourteenth street, near
Jackson
L,oR RENT- FURNISHED Rooms ron GIN
i tlcmen ouly. I,5o7 Ninth street. corner Pike.
I,oR RFST-rNFUGSIsHEn ROOM: SUIT
Il able for store or family. Cali 1900 second
street
NOR RENr-TNo ROOMS; SUITABLE FOg
J. husband aud wife, coYner Seventh and
Madison streets.
I.oR gENT-TwO NEWLY FURNISHED
i rooms. 2.ioa Third street. rear iencrs-
NOR REM FURNISHED ROOMS. g. AND
i 81 per week. los Howell street.
NOR RIM FURNISHED ROOMS. N PR
Il vste family, ior gentlemen Apply Room
ia Sewiin block.
v,OK RFNT-PARr OF OFFICE. WILL
i located low rent Frsi' 4 oFsFrel
I,oR KENr-FUKNIsHEp AND UNFUR.
i nished rooms. az ais John street. corner
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-02-14
The Women's Potato Contest,

Some three months ago The Rural
New Yorker proposed that its lady read
erS enter into potato contest of their
own. In the way of suggestion it was
proposed that the plot be thirty three
feet square, or just one-fortieth of an
acre. This is very convenient size and
shape, Tho plot may be larger, but not
smaller. Each contestant will choose
her own method in every particular, the
kind and quantity of fertilizer or manure,
the variety of potato, the distance apart
to plant, etc. 1t will not, of course, be
required that the contestant do all of the
actual work herself but merely that it
be done under her direction and super
vision. The aim will be to produce the
largest quantity of merchantable pota-
toes on the chosen area at the least cost;
the standard Of what constitutes "mer-
charitable" potato to be fixed hereafter.
The reports Ito be satisfactorily substan-
tiated) will give the full particulars as to
the kind of SOIL fertilizer, manure, vari-
ETY. of potato and method of culture, and
are to be handed in before the first of
next October.
The Rural New Yorker Is collecting
from 100 to 500 rewards or souvenirs, to
DO given to a corresponding number of
the most successful contestants, and pro-
poses to extend tho number of souvenirs
as far as possible, and in this way helpto
secure n general interest and enthusiasm
throughout the entire potato growing
country. Hundreds of its women sub
scribers are sending in their names for
the contest, while the number of gifts
or souvenirs for the best yields already
amounts to nearly $1,000.
The committee to examine the reports
and to award the prizes will be made up
of persons either men or women as pre-
ferred) whose names shall be a sufficient
guarantee of strict, impartial action.
Attention is called to this contest be-
cause it is very laudablo project, and
one sure to bring desirable results in very
many WAYS.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-02-14
Agricultural Notes.

In the San Joaquin valley, Cal, the
report is that the prospects for large
wheat crop have not been so good for
six years.
Ground gypsum or plaster on the stable
floor prevents the escape of ammonia
from the manure into the atmosphere.
OF all the beet sugar factories yet in
stituted in the United States none is now
in operation except one in California,
and this one, it is reported, is largely en-
gagged in refining Sandwich Island cane
sugar.
\ visit to the markets will show that
the greater part of the poultry marketed
by farmers not professional poultry rails
ers is not fully fattened, claims Ameri-
can Agriculturist, and this is as unwise
as it is to market cattle or sheep without
fattening.
France has but poor 1888 vintage.
The claret is inferior, the Saumur and
Champagne districts are also unfortu-
nate. On the Rhine and Moselle the
short spell of warm sunshine early in
September was insufficient to make up
for lost time, so that except in the best
situations the grapes could not thor
oughiy ripen.