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Notice Of Guardians Sale OF Real
Estate.

Notice Is hereby given. that the undersigned,
gukrdIsn OF the estate al the Hob5 minOfs,
pursuant to an order OF the Pr ,bate Court OF
King county, will, ar Friday Hsrbcr. san Juan
OF said county tthe ssrn. being the county ia
which The land Is sifuatedj at the hour ~ IL
c,cioek A. VI. on Saturday, the 10th day 81 May,
sssd Roth minors. namely. The east half of
the northwest quarter and the northwest quar-
range 2 west. w. N.
Terms OF sale. 0ne-half cash, 20 te paid on
ssid day OF sale, one-ionrth tn enc year aad one
f0nrth Ia two years frpm day OF sale Deferred
payments 20 bear ten IQ per cent intefesf Ansn
to Re seeured by mortgage ON the real estzn
sold J. T. RONALD n
Guardian oil the Estate OF the said kobb Minoa
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Notice of final prncf.
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Kosics of Final Proof.
- oEnaN - sEArrls. ".

i.ASu OFsfrx al SEArTIe Wsslli
April is ESQ. IL
Aitice Is hefehv gym that f}ss fcalassn<
pssttesi seller Hss ed notice OF his inssu.s1a +
mac ansi prod Il support OF ni~ fsainl. -
thss said psnssf w'l 5e maze beige III
n atter g. RecSlysF "a seat q wa$h ~
7. IS lay. t,8y 1. $50. ia JEROME i. Rfl9Hax
Hd. up So 3 ~ tor Iha IVA ST. H. ~ q
So $50, See -. ". asS, *
HIS con1lnsous Fsslssenee Upon ana elfsss$1fzG1
81 said Lana. Wig Hcsncrt fseg A. n. v4y1
Y G. S;nasbresksg csglss siilisv al oil -
ssItks zgA r. ~ REED, IN. x stktet
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hsilcs OF Sale Of Rsal Estsl. :
Public Aassiar b. Exaeutrs 4

Nos.ee i tsrsay Etvsa. thst Ia r,,r..<,.. 4.
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Washington. made 60 tie 9sfE sav n
isse. 4 tce rlstsey. 81 ths assa.a ~ 1. " q
Fsiaas seeeassc he uns,tgsss.ss~ s e. Ik
execataFaf said STATE viii sen 81 i q IL :
= &c Asshssr bsslGer Tor casa lssis = 49, y
ts4e ! tes safes gli saksecE 10 eor.S,ss.&
by sasa rK0este COAL on sasurdxy IL sss 5z
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oi ik9 or otherwise. soqstr ed othar ts.s - =
aistescn % thas Ell re SAT- srafea FissSss<s
~ ses sfHs o hi death . ana ID 49,
cSrtsla scs. pc CD - psrcSa Oh lsnfi sIsxs.
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q arsst ouarssras settses NJ owns n Y
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expense II partnsAS 49,
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Notice OF Final proeF.

IANo ufflcE IT aEAI3lE, AAeH..f
Apfss -. 1870
Notice 10 hfrabg 0iveN that cha ytslsosrpg
named s.tt A. hss & "a 1nsiea 81 his iateEfiar
10 slAAe fsnAl pvgof "a sl8n0rssff his easa, assf
tfsts4'd proof will Do nlaas basore she ReNixtsE
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ga 81, SEA sEt< see 70. n gsN. RE
H. lfsmes tie following Wttnesses ~ uros6
h ssoai snunfts rssfnsres mon. aud ei3stssl so7
o. said LAM via Aasoa HaEfis MisA&4
Icy. l&mss = Wooa, g8En Rissusl az 81
sgaysss Nah.
r. NJ REED. yR,
n.ayiJnne Essss,tf
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l.ptico Of Final pFaof.
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l,es,cs az final Proof.

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81 Astf ~ &a fsfsesas sfes 'Ns1 z
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Notice Of Final Pfoof.

ltsD 0xfN AT agATgbz WaaAal
april u. $40
sst,ee Is nsfebr given tias she faiH Hlaxss
ne.ss sefslsr has tls sosscg ~ is fnseslslo vi
tUxAe anaF pz5sol Is 2s ffsft ~ Ess clam. Biisfi
SAT - q g8oof vii ~ lsaae lssfse Fse segistss
AGA aaeefgsr e tsrt}e, y ssa., 90 - aygsTs
4asF 1895. W. u ABB. 81 -AtSINe1 ~. Z
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81 asaf slle sosios So vitae azss g seyA -
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81 tta gfst #l5slt h8rfaA :. 81 tsffsf<Nk'
- q as 8ss q a.. Fysd SAaasfss
ni4 $50 81 Is aE9f5s 8n-, egfsEaf. s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-08
Fraser Bridge 1t Westminster.
Vancouver News-Advertiser.

Mr.. Baifour, ex-superintendent OF the
bridges on the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
has made proposition to build bridge
over the Fraser at Westminster for $780,,
600. At this price he would not provide a
structure under which the river boats could
pass without draw. He is also prepared
to give $50. 900 bonds to guarantee the bridge
for five wears
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N THE PROBATE COURT OF KIN,
oor,urv cta.a nf WaShiuufpn


/ county, State of Washington.
In the matter OF the estate OF Thomas
Minor, deceased--Order to show cause on sale
sarah T. NJ Minor and Jacob Furth. joint &C
miuistrator and administrative of the estate
Thomas T. Minor, deceased, having filed the :
petition In this court duly verified praying IL
an order of this courl for the sale of portion q
the real estate of which the said deceased die
seized, for the purposes therein set forth.
And happening o the court from said petitioa
that the personal estate of the said deceased j.
the hands of said administrator and administrs
trix is not Sufficient to pay the claims again
tration thereof, and the allowance for the sus
port of the family OF deceased. ard tina 1t I,
necessary to sell portion OF the real e tate II
senses 81 ase saa Il
to the court that said petition conf forms 10 and 8
In accordance with the requirements OF law l.
such case made and provided. II Is ordered
of the said deceased appear before said Probss .
Court on Friday. the 16th day OF May, 1s
a. the hour ss Of :" the
OF said Probate Court in the city OF Seattle said
King county. then and there to show cause. IL
any they have, why an order OF this court should
not be granted to said administrator and adj
miniftratrix authorizing and empowering them
to sell the sail real estate OF said deceased or 80
much thereof as may be necessary TO pay the
aforesaid claims and expenses OF administra.
r. furrn-r- .-A.-sA that COPY Of this order
sfve weeks before the said 10th day OF May, leo,
in the WEEKLY Posr-ISTELLIGENcER,a news
paper printed and published in said county OF
King and OF general circulation therein.
Done in open court this Sih day OF April, 1880.
RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge of said Probate Court
STATE OF WAsHINGIoS.t -.
COUNTY or KING -
I, Richard Osborn, judge aud ex-officio clerk
OF the Probate Court Of said King county. do
hereby certify that the forepoIng is a full, trne
aud corr &C copy of an original order to show
cause, made by said conrt on the 9Th day Of
April. 1890, in the matter of the estate Of Thomas
7. Minor, deceased.
fsEALl RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge aud kx-Ofi Clerk OF said Probate Court.
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TO THE LADIES.

We give most careful and considerate atten.
ton 10 diseases Of women and children. II you
disease, or II the common routine doctors iail 10
cure you, remember the celebrated specialists
cure you when Others tail 3hs SPECIALISTS are
skilied II every department of MEDICAL and sur
eical experience. The professor has had years
OF experience In the hospitals Of Bro ktyn aud
New York, formerly special professor to Wo
mans Hospital Co leSe, New York. aud is one
OF the most successful aud best known gyneeo-
logical specialists in this country.
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To Young and Middle-Agsd Men.

Nervous Debility. spermator.hoes, Seminal
Losses, Physical Decay. arising from indiscre-
ton, producing sleepie sness. dependency,
discouraged. lack of confidence dull. unit for
study or business, and finds life q burden,
safsly, permanently and speedily cured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-08
GAMBLING IN PARIS.
some OF the Places Recently Made
Notorious.

Notorious.
London Saturday Review.
Nothing in connection with private
gambling can possibly have been more
IamentAhle than the scandals that have
occurred Of late years in Paris. The scan-
dial OF the Cercie de la Rue Royale must be
fresk in the memory 81 most readers. The
Rue Royaie, as it was briefly called Was
one Of the most exclusive clubs in Paris
us members were all rich men. and ot high
social standing. The Cereie in question
stood second Of importance only To the
jockey Club. The gambling at the Rae
Royaie was very high about ten years aga,
anu consisted for the most part. OF the
game OF sQuinxe" at which large
sums os money charged hands. One
OF the players. who. although n rich man
had nearly brea ruined AZ this game be-
gan Ia Suspect that something was wrong,
and upon closely examining the cards he
discovered shst some of the most impors
sant ores had been anaouhtsdly tempered
with. Tho game was az once STOPPED. and
the servant who supplied the cards was
aamu1cne1- The answers this servant
Fave were considered 80 be 50 unsafs<fSc-
fnfy that descent was made on his house,
Nhefe quantities Of cards. al marked the
sAs5e way. ready 10 To delivered at the
clnb, were foand hidden shout in
dSaesent paris OF bis rcosn. os
sonrse. the servant WAS only a tool
N the hands OF some rich man, who
unss have e.sh~d him largely TO work for
hsR- The fellow absolutely refused 10
dfsulse the name OF his employer, and his
wsfe. wbo Was also implicated. wzs equally
sAlent The upshot OF the affair WAS that
the servant was sentenced 10 three months
Imprisonment. snd the eins was dlsnsndesi
poor consolation FOR those who had Lost
fortunes through some cheating mssua<T
he ksle Eeyaie sSs reformed. and every
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LAND ofFIcE AT SEATTLE. Wash. ).

LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE Wash
Aplt f6, is9e
Notice ia hereby given that she following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention q,
make final proof 81 support OF his claim AMI
that said proof VIII be Eaasfe before the E4gfzrer
and Receiver ~ sssgtie. wazh, on wesinesxisv
Ju y y 1870, VIZ. REUBEN Il. SPISSEY. M,
App No. 40, for the So OF Sec -, I'D - n
RsE.
He names the following witnesses IN prove f,is
eonttnf0s1s reSsdsnce upon and cultivation. Of
sad Lard VIC: -fepaen Siblocx, gnyaes Alien.
Eiwssd Langdoa, ID. Forbes. al Of JuAnita.
Mash
apE2imsy9 IN. REED. Jk. Eeglster.
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Notice of Estray.

Taken up by me ia Ken. preesaef, King
cssnty arlington tbs sd day OF April.
1880 an sstrav. described 40 folfows row,f: A
sznaii Sex geld n9 ssous yesr~ old with foar
snite fees a1d rasterns. sad sn;fasi WAS ge.ded
Aprss !. l-so gnter author = OF CHAPTER ls7 Of
tae eofse 81 Washington The owner 81 heyeby
nosanea 70 pr8ye properly. rag fEsrr-s and
tas e the ANIMAL away r. ~ ALyOGD
Kent. ApfIs - isa
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Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE Wash,
April y. 1890. !
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
thst said proof viii be made before the register
tune "a. 1880, wig NiTUs SCHMTD, Hid App
IL e87 for the swlt SIC. rs, TP. 24N. RISE.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence bpon ead cultivation
OF. said land, Wig:
&. l. Odds George Proetos y. w. Flood, James
McDermutl all OF Seattle Wash.
T. VI. REED, in, Register
MAY Lime s.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE, wAsHy
Apri, L. 100 (
Notice y hereby given thst the following
named settler hss fled notice OF his intention %
make hnAi proof in Support of his claim, and
that said proof VIII he rnsds before the Register
and Receiver AZ seattle, Wash, on " es4needay
sny 2. Iss3. viz: BOWLS G. spR sGUE. Pre-
u. : No. 2,1s sos the 80 Sees. To g N,KsE
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz Jsha HeckanwaIi, John
Mosrss. James Asy, Thomas Mason, ali OF
Cedar Mountain, Wash.
apszfu avs 7. ". REED, a. Register
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

Syphilis. disease most dreadful in it, results,
completely eradicased.
Ulcers, Catarrh. etc. permanently cured
where others have failed.
Kidney. Urinary and Bladder complaints.
painful, difficult, too freqnent burning or
bloody urine, high colored or with milky kedis
ment on standing. weak back, goporrhGa. gleef.
cystitis,. promptly and safely cured. Charges
reasonable.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-03
WEST BERGEN.

The regular meeting of the Willing
Workers Society OF Kings Daugh-
tiers was held last evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. William h. Beach, No.
Sc West Side avenue. Considerable
business was transacted.
The regular meeting of the Depart
ment of Mercy and Help, of the Ep.
worth League, Chapter 1904, was held
last evening at the residence of Miss
Grace L. Swenarton, No. 1874 West
Side avenue. The meeting was well
attended, and considerable work was
done.
The Ladies' Parsonage and Social
Union of the West Side NJ. K. Church
will give a sociable at the church par
lors tomorrow evening. An excellent
literary and musical programme has
been prepared, after which refresh
ments will be handed around.
The regular weekly Bible class
meeting will be held in the III. E.
Church this evening. President
Atkinson has prepared an interesting
talk. All are invited TO attend.
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society OF the M. E.
church will meet this afternoon at
three o'clock in the church parlors.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-03
JAPANESE SERVANTS

They are Generally Excellent, but Want
to Become One of the Family.
japanese servants are excellent. IL you
choose them with discretion and treat
them with the established consideration
of the country. There is a univeral social
compact in Japan to make life pleasant
by poiiteness. Everybody is more or less
well bred, aud hates the man or woman
who Is Enthusiastically, unciyil or ex-
igent. People who lose their temper are
always in Il nnrry, bang doors, swear and
"swagger," find themselves out Of place
in a land where the lowest coolie learns
aud practices an ancient courtesy from
the time when he wobbles about as a
baby upon his mothers back.
Therefore, to be treated we'll in Japan,
as perhaps indeed elsewhere, you mus
treat everybody, including your domes-
ties, well: and then you Will enjoy the
most pleasant and willing service. Your
cook viii doubtless cheat you a little;
your jinrickishaman VIII now II then
take too much sake, the mustn't and the
boys wife will gossip ali over the place
about everything you do; and the gar
dener and the coachman viii fight cocks
in the yard when your back 10 turned;
but If conscious of your You can Tor
give the little SINS of Others. You can
hardly fail to become closely attached
l DC QhAVe1 vi tOA%CN1 %NN' PIOFt1f
who, as soon as they have learned your
ways, will take real pleasure In making
life agreeable to you.
A present, now and then, of a kimono
to the maids, of toys and sweetmeats 10
the children; a days holiday now and
then granted to the theatre or the
wrestling match, are richly rewarded by
such bright faces and unmistakable
warmth of welcome on arriving. and of
good speed on going. as repay you ten
fold Respectful as Japanese servants
are-and they never speak except on
their knees and ~faces-thcy like 10 be
taken into the family conversation and
10 sic sometimes in friendly abandon with
the master aud mistress, admiring dresses,
| pictures, or Western novelties, and listen
| lug sometimes to the samisen aud koto.
as children of the household. Sir Edwin
| Arnold in December ScribRer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-03
BAYONNE.

The first annual invitation masque-
rade ball OF the Bayonne Volunteer
and Exempt Firemen's Association
will be held this evening at the club
house of the Pamrapo Athletic Club.
The Committee on Arrangements
comprises Messrs. Edward NJ. Griffin,
chairman; Frederick b. Durham, sec
Rotary; George /. Stanton, treasurer;
Henry Reese, w. Frederick Stock
lin, Thomas f. Garrett and William
MacFarland.
The Board of Education unani-
mously elected Hugh III. Mara, Of the
Bayonne Herdid's staff, TO fill the va
cancy in the delegation of school
trustees from the Fourth ward during
Its meeting on Monday evening. Mr..
Mara was q compromise candidate.
Six fruitless ballots were taken pre-
vious to his selection, the candidates
being Attorney Daniel Murray and
Tradesman James NJ. Devlin.
Miss Gertrude Van Kuren has ten
dered her resignation as a teacher in
School No. 2, TO take effect on Janu-
airy /. The young lady is preparing
for her marriage.
The fancy fair and bazaar in st.
Mary's Star of the Sea X. G. Church
will be brought to an end this even
ing.
James Macdonald, of No. 211 Ave
ID, will receive within a few days a
diploma from the State Board OF
Pharmacy.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-03

Pastor Duryee, of the Lafayette
Reformed Church, gave Al interesting
lecture at the church last evening.
His subject was "a Trip Through
England, Scotland, Ireland and
Wnles.v The lecture was well pre-
pared and thoroughly pleased the
audience. The church was crowded
Mr.. John Curran, of Halliday street,
who has been spending several weeks
visiting friends al Baltimore, returned
home yesterday.
Misses Alice and May Harms, who
are being entertained by Miss Maud
Sands, OF Pacific avenue, will return
home today.
Mr.. William McDougall, of Pine
street. sailed yesterday for Bermuda,
where he will spend the winter.
Mr.. William Clayton, of Brooklyn,
n. ". had both his legs badly
crushed at the Communipaw ferry
YESTERDAY. He was taken to the City
Hospital. where both his legs will
have To be aniputated-
The Ladies' Aid Society, connected
with the Lafayette III. E. Church, Oh
Pacific avenue, opened 9 fair n ba-
.aar in the chapel. on Wilton street,
last evening. A handsome sum wa
realized, which will be Gisen TO the
church.
the Jolly Twelve Social Club, Of
Lafayette, will give a masquerade
party at the residence OF Mr.: Robert
Douglass, No. 10 Woodward street,
tomorrow evening. Music VIII be
furnished by Prof. Wilson A large
number Of invitations have been sent
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Important business will be transacted
and a full attendance is requested
All those interested In mission work
are cordially invited to be present.
Captain Frank r. Smith. of No. 165
West Side avenue, sailed yesterday
for Charleston, s. G. The trip will
last several months.
The well which is being sunk by
the West Bergen Steel Company has
reached q depth of twelve feer. An
abundance OF water has been found
at this depth. so it will be sunk only
two feet further. The well being
sunk by the Central Railroad is also
proving successful, having reached a
depth Of ten feet.
The new electric road has been COM
pleted as far as Boyd avenue. The
large gang of workingmen are push
ing the work rapidly. President
Thurston inspected the work yester-
day. He says he is greatly gratified
at the progress which is being made
by the workmen.