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SEATTLE, WASH. Oct. 10. 1890.
take pleasure II stating at / am dis
ciple of The Histogenetic system IF Treat
naent. By the use OF these medicines
have been entirely cured OF . serious case
81 neuralgia OF the stomach and heart. j
had had attacks OF it Tor year or more
which eliminated in = very severe attack
from which suffered untold agony and
could get not the slightest relief. Ny hus-
band tsiegrapnod TO DR.. Jordan and ascer-
tanned what medicines to use and immedi-
atty upon receipt of answer, procured the
letters and began giving them to me and
IN two hours afser Was sleeping like >
child. A friend VINO came In 70 see me
would not be convinced tnat had not
taken an opiate. Alter cont nuing the
medicines for some time was entirely
cured and have had no recurfe nce OF the
roubie. have now come up from San
Francisco for the purpose of treating with
Dr. Jordan for another trouble, so much
faith have in his skill a. . physician.
MRS. w. A. WILSON.
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County TreSurer's Notice.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURES OIL
KING COUNTY, WASH, Oct 10. 1892
The county treasurer of King county, WASH,
viii pay on presentation all outstanding war
rants drawn on the county fund OF said coCnty
mp to and including warrant No. 346, issued
prior to January l, 1890
Also all on stan ing warrants drawn on the
road and br dge fund OF said county up 70 and
including warrant No. 242. dated J1ly 10. 1897
Also all outst anding warrants drawn on the
school fun of district No. 1 In said county, up
70 and Including warrant No $50, barring date
of ia uary ID. 1890
Also ali outstanding warrants drawn on the
school fund Of the following school districts in
said county, which nave en- endorsed By the
county treasurer Presented and no. psid for
want Of funds" viz: District NJ. IS. 3 81. and
an order drawn on district No. 80 for the sum
of two hundred dollars $500 Ia favor of tbs
West Coast Improve meut Company.
No interest win be paid OH such warrants
after this date.
w. q. LATJMER. County Treasurer
Per Byron Parlps, Dspufy.
Dated October 10. 1879.
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For Sale.

a lots on the electric car line. with Lake
Union water rcnt and 5000 worth Of improve
menta; $40
beautiful new house. all modern improve
ments. with magnificent view. AMI two lots on
Olympic avenue; terms very easy. 900.
on of me finest c rneYs IN the city, l2ox,2o.
on Tenth street: s., coo.
Four OF The choicest lots in the Renton adj
dision. overlooking city, mountains, lake and
sound: $se5o0
Two LOIS near Bradley street. The early COM
plefon of the cab'e and electric lines makes
these most desirable; s. 400.
One extra large lot s2szxls7. near Bradley
$500
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TO MoNT1sANo AND ALL Pours On
eRAYsHARBoa

PUax1 SOUND : eRAY's nAn,oaHl
hfoagh IN one day nom ssatsla
aIans connect daily Is Kemiloh1o g I r -
yin Steamer IRON seattle,
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Notice to Creditoro.

IN The SUPERIOR COURT o. King
i county, state Of washiugton.-J. =. 4eUD =
Sons ". their creditors No. 7.s0e.
Notice 10 hereby given 70 al the croo1eog q
the abovenamed insolveuu, petito1ont IT,
the assignee of the estate Of the said t4eolvemU
has declared . dividend, and be- hled hfe ee11es
ment in the court, - required ~ e9csioa xS1m
are hereby repaired to show csqoe bofc9o -
Hon. J. 4. stratton, one Of the judges q -
court, within fifteen days Dext following -
ment should not b. accepted ana dioeffbuuqn
made agreeable to it, oo1teut2
witness my hand and The zeal q ea1d cou1c
this 10Th day Of October. A. D. lego
SEAL n n HOLMx4 C1oEk
First qualifications Of this nodes oceobos y,
1880 NJ \
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pAc11c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

For San francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria: Al p. N. passenger received on
board ~ p MI Oct0ber 5, 10 Is 20 Is and
80 and every hve days thereafter.
For Alaska: o Der and 20
From Can Francisco, for Victoria and Pueoe
Sound ports: At q m. &c ober 2. 2, IL IL,
~ nd q and every i've days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained ct the once Of tho
company at Ocean Dock, Seattle.
0OODALL- PERKINS & CO., General AgontR
Gan Francisco.
q. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent Seattle
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The Northern Pacific overland train leaving
Seattle at p m, on and afer September lst,
will run solid via Garrison. Butte and Logan,
Montana Union viii make close connections q
Garrison with overland traina leaving Seattle q
6:l0 4 m for Butte. Anaconda, Deer Lodge and
al trains for east bound passengers to Montana
Union Dofuu
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sHxADsrurra

HRxADsIUFFA
LrvHRrocI. Oct 16-Wheat-In better de-
mand: new No. winter u q. hrm;
new No. 2spring, n sd. 6rm.
Corn-In good demand spot and october, -
ed, firm; November. - ID. hrm; December. u
ID, 6rm.
FINANCIAL
LONDON. Oct. Is, 4 y m.-Closne -Consols,
Money, - ZIG; money, account s4sk: q. 8. As,
slo6; ia s1<'s o6: bar siivsr Sazd per ounce;
money, not lendable.
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MKRcHAxpfsE.
-m mir demand; strong
pucae closed barely steady: sales,
intending October SIS 10; November,
@ December. l7.l0917 Is; January,
~; February. SIG 200i6 25 Spot Rio,
cafgoea 209<c: MOI. 1S5<c.
p ew, nrm; saies. 29S bags muscovado,
lie: refined, steady: mould A, 8 l.l6c;
e1Se; standard A. 9-l6c.
Nominsl; Lake, o tober, s1s.7A
0neeftied: domestic. $5.A
Timer; straits. $2l.7s.
BOTTOM STOCK EXCHANGE
ss,s "a Oc1 l&-Closing stocks.
s'S..s........... s4.%iMex Central 2lI<
3 $780,. se1al-an Diego ......... Is
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
ssaeo. oc' i6-Wheat opened 10 higher.
~ 4. sac, declined PC, rallied ,eased or and
~ aiener than yesterday Receipts,
~ ssneis; shipments. 80. coo bushels
Siosed steady: cash. sl0olzldL oo3<:
- sLess; Mag. N.GlS.
g g s'eady; cash. &@sae: December, 5Ossc;
Primer; cash, &c: December. 4a,1c:
,,r :, eaah. ,s7s; January. ,ils2,s;
~ wa
xss ksas,. ~ ~ s'''''s's
2e-seady At Csc.
= y-skeady AZ 7ia.5c.
snky-Sl.ls
ass : &sssa75: short clear. S.7oa
aen rihs, xss.
CHICAGO LAVE srocx.
- - Yet Receipts, 1900:
- s .. ssfoas; steers. sao0e5.so; Texans,
@ rangers, ssO0as7a
Sss. Aeceipts. 10000; active and steady:
.a0 shippers. sloogAs5: light s4oos
=. SAteeipss ZOO: steady; natives, $500
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1AnRAYx

RAIEWAYH
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
= The hne % take to III points Fest ana
South. II IL the DINING car ROUTE It
Rms through vesdbuled Trains every
Gay In the year %
ST. IA l. AND CHIC AGO.
N, ehaaes ~ arp
Csnposed Of Dining Can unsurpassed. Pull
man Drawing Room SleeperSoe
latest equipment
ToURIsT MEEPIN1 CARS
Fest that can b constructed ana in which
Recommendations arc both FRBE and furnished
or oldess ct n1st or second-claas tickets, and
xLEeANr DAY coAcHEx
continnons Iine connecting with all lines
sIof0ing direct and uninterrupted tervicA
fuilman Sleeper reseyvatiops can b secured
advance through any ageIl Of the read
THROUGH TICKEN
1e and nom al points in America, Euglss
ana Europe can b. purchased ct any ttck3
once OF this company.
TRAINS LEAvs SEATTLE As roLLows:
Overland through trans, s:io Z m. AMI 2r M
Portland and south. Clio q M. s2S :. m a
chshslis ana olymp!. express. m
and S:35 p m
TRAtss Wit ARMv- FROM
Eastern points. 11:45 Z. m. and II rs D d.
Portland and south. $40 = m. l:35 and 90
m.
Chehalis and Olympia hasa m
Tacoma and local, $40 and II As Z N: l:s5.
e4S and IL Is D. m
Tine ahortoned Is hours between Seattle ana
81. Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara a,e.
giant day coaches. finest palace dining car IS.
tween eeatsles Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily eervica
Full information concerning rates. time Of
trains routes and other details sarnished On
81 cHxIRTToN, Asst Gen. Pass AT.
m lirst st., Cor. Warrington. Portland, o.
A. NADEAuc; , Sen 49, Assns seattle zsa 5000
street Boston block. eea&tlA WaAh.
I. IONEN. Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot. zoos Of Third strose
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SEDRO.

Lots all cleared. within three blocks OF the
depot; 500, easy terms- sedro 10 growing
faster and is doing more TO deserve IL than any
other young city IN the state. We have Q large
list OF property in ali parts OF the city.
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uooD's CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE
steamers JOSEPHINE and pRLrA

Steamers JOSEPHINE and DRLrA
alternate. will leave Hatfield -Colmau's dock,
foot of Marion street. ct z q m. daily, except
Sunday, for Kingston, Port Gamble. Bangor.
waup, HOodsport and Union City. Returning,
leaves Union City 1t q m Special rates will
be made with excursion parties Pony train
from Lilliwaup Falls 10 Lake C1shman daily.
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q. s..t,se rIesyine.houa -
4. : q. 'sssa - a. me h.iancea veYn
q.
q. s - - = sha rnarfefs ana e
..ss.s.s ~ - that ven Iow n
"a e!... ......s.d s. isrse recaiptn.
~ - Nlled with INES tIeiav.
ri / .;ES;ss - ne marko.s with . foel-
|<7z- - uieht bring advances under
~
NJ - -, IN la,xo supuly at any
~ Sl1 end rrfces have moved
faSd 49, 4 held b. jobbers
I, r,sere two weeks aeo o2002l
* 57'ss qksrs vern eood receipts
,avine i0o sacks 81 native
'S7.'sSs were not p,anty In market,
~ 6snaud prices are eesy.
= KIM supply. but the demand
hosps prices mp on really choices
49, ~ plenty. and come In fair con-
n 6nipmeuts being received By
1ne 10 better than - any time.
r. IN, With especial hEmnen for
~.
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WEST SEATTLE.

Wei som OF the best lots in the first plat
of West Seattle. some OF which are corners. Tor
$500 on easy terms These near the cable
road and pos.office. A sc fare mages these
very desirable.
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Acres within ~ miles oil Anacortes: dne
and beautiful land: 500 an acre. You can't
buy lots at that price from otherA
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w. w. Beck
Room IL, Kiine-RosenberS Building,
Cherry and Front Streets.
David. the Sinners Employment


Corner waahinston and Commercial, Standard
Thestsr Building
WANTED.
Walters. Sil aud sl2 Ter week; barber shop
porter. IS rer week and stand: cham termaid
$40 per week; steamboa, cook. $50 per month;
one polisher in laundry. SD per week; one
ironer, $3.50 Ter week; sGampega, s35 per
month: ranch hands. S35 per month and board /:
two helpers. $40 per month; tie makers lie .
piece. mill hands. 80 per month and board:
skid road men, $40 per month. skid greaser $40
per month; mixer, SIS per month: sxmen, e. so
FOR SALE.
Lodging house, ten rooms, good location son
Hotel. Il rooms, kitchen and dininz-room wall
supplied. g. 500. Fine saloon, central location.
81 TO- Restaurant doing frst-class business.
Ss,OOa Lot. s25a Eelirqrishmena cheap
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Our store will close until further notice at s
p m. SATURDAYS excepted. Chester Cieary.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.. FAST LINE
AT Eaker Co. wharvex
FOR
FAIKHAvEN. wHATcoM. LA CONNER AND
WAY PORTS
H.W BAKER CO., AGKNTA
See Local Time Csfda
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80 q W0N1H AND EKC8AU0E
A0K. OK 16.-Money on call, easy ct
~ taeseantiie papof. s3<071<: steriins
~ quiet and steady; 60-usy bills. Msel<:
(kS<; bar silver. &l0s.
BONDS
SNClslesed 123, 40. S. 1<'s Registered. lolsk
lpoo =. ISL 30. 8. pa coupon. loas
~ liz
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


n Garrish, Port Town H II Jones.
] A Campbell, Blakeley A ID Charlton. Portland
Powell. do n Baeley. st Paul
kddy. Chicago VIM Duryea, New York
John q West do Ju fus tier, Fidmlgo
Jas Bushnell, WNDonaldson 4 vi, City
r 4osvin, Lincoln. Noh Jusius Rochester do
Jsckson Hart. oakland n C Colver do
] II Blaine. Enirhaven sidney eoule San Fran
X II Smithy Omaha NPvallya do
II g d Bukson WI, NY Grisrner d wsdo
J - Moore. Anacorles Char wardner do
As Palmer, Park Geo Brown, do
Mrs. IAeley, ERYork Tacoma
HF Bslch. Minneapolis Alex Baillie do
W c squire vi, City Nv Rankine 4 wf.do
Al Dan WI Butte + Laughton. Olympia
THE sNoQuALNlR.
a Sherwood, Pt Tsnd s Hinchle6e, Tacoma
w Lynn. San Fran + Harmon, Sn0mish
Farmsworth, Ill Baenail. Deception
Wheeler vi. Ill Reilly & VT IS Paul
McNamara. Pt Tsend ] G F0utz, Redmond
TC VI oon. 6noqualmie l. II Redmond, Redmnd
wv Wright, Silver City W White, Lebanon
g B Hall, Portland w schnellbacher. Srk
Mrs Schnellbacher. Ark
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-Four doses Of Moore's Revealed Remedy will
make you feel better II il don't you can gee
u.26 olany drngGlst
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is.lara. wedding rings 1t B.sye's. soa Front
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Restaurant napkins Doheny 4 Marum.
Dress goods .pecialv. Doheny 4 Marum.
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DuGEr SOUND HAT1uNAx BANK. o. n
attic

DuGEr SOUND NAITUNAx BANE, o. q
buy ana - FOREIGN and doasge1e snsAaneA
RaDsfer money b. telegraph to any payf q
the United etatoo and Europe rp6afFu
deposiu Of money and Issue ~
books or certificates theSoeoR.
CORRESPONDENT:
London, n. Il. Roehschil1 SOFA
Paris, De Ho.nsehfld Frerea
Frankfurt A. n. L Won eeigQ . O.
New Yotk ageney Of bank Of Calffoen1a
Chicago. Commercial Natonal Dank
Boston. ouAblk National Bank
San Hranctsco. the Bank q California
Portland. the lisss Madonna bank
BAILN 6A1Zk8T. .-........-.....Pres ldsne
3 r. FERRY. yico. Preoi1nu6
]. fUkTH.........-........ Cashier
Bank iocated corner Cherry and Front strseta
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Pullman reservations mace for al potn d IA
via the Northern Pacific railroad. the vestsbuled
SLEEPER and dining-car line. A. Chilberg. city
ticket agent. ZIG second street.. Boston block; =
1onkin, depot ticket agent Seattle
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UNITED STATES or ANERIcA,t
DISTRICT or WAsHIS0ToN.
By virtue Of decree - me directed, iegoe9
from the District court Of the United states IN
the Northern division Of tine Diorict Of WoC1r
ingt0n, at the suit of the United states ogotnG
the sloop Sea Gull. her tackle, apparel and tueM1
ture. 1 sm commanded to sell the said sio0p -
tie. Washington. October 2nd, 1890, pronouneo4
in said court
hereby give notice that on tho 27th day -
noon, ct Salmon bay. In King county, n G1f4
district, will sell the said s10op Sea Gull, nor
tackle, apparel and furniture 70 the htgoeof BID
Dated this 9th day OF October 1850
THOH X BROWN ~
United Bfofoo MoRunn&
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TUE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
10 BROADWAY
500,000
Depository Of public moneys Of the United
States, the state Of New Fork, the City OF New
York.
BRAYTON IVES, v. p. SNYDER,
President Vice President
II A. SMITH. THOS J. BRENNAN,
Cashier. Asst Casnier.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Brayton Ives President. Edward J. Berwiud
Pres. Colorado Coal and Iron Co. Charles J.
Canda, ex-Assistant Treasurer U. & VIM. n
Color. Jr.. of n. w. Color 4 Co, IL Pine street
Chsuncey II. Repew, Presf N. Y. G. q II. b &.
Co. Louis Fitzgerald, Pyest Mercantile Tr7gs
Co " 2. Snyder: Msrcellus Hartley, Of Hart
Hyde. Prest Equitable Life Assurance Society.
2: O. Matthiessen: Of r. O. Matthiessen 4
wechers Sugar Refining Co.. los Wall street
John Z. sesrles, IL. Prest Havemeyers Sugar
Refining Co Sidney 2. Tyler. Prest Fourth
Street National Bank, Philadelphia William
C. whitney. ex.Secretary of the Navy.
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CTEAMER MABEL
tsxoHoxIsH RIVER ROUTE,

CTEAMER MABEL
UxoHoMsH RIVER HourE)
will leave Badere's wharf every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at q m, for Rich
mond, Twelv- Mile Point Edmunds, Six Mile
Point Muckilteo. Msrysviile. Lowell and Sno-
homish. and returning on following days
z. A. SWIFT. Manager.
J.F BADERE. Agent
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Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers on
New York, Chicago, ST Paul San Fran
CISCO Portland and various points
In ash4ngton. OREGON aud
british Columbia
sight bills Of exchange on London available
Collections made q AL points on favorable
terms.
Bonds. stocks and other vsluables recsived
on deposit for safs keeping.
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freo reclining char cara run through from
Portland 70 Cntcaeo without change VIA the
Union Pac1lc. C. Martin. general agent,
5o5 becond street. Boston block C. Z bald.
In, agent city dock
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All classes Of ttckets reading wa ne Union
Pacific - the East are good via Salt Lake City
and Denvee without extra charge A. C. Martin
general agent. so5 Second street. Boston block
c. Z BALDWIN. agent city dock.
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EARLY CInsING

Our store will close until further notice ct s
p m, Saturdays excepted Chester Cleary.
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cKAa1T RIVER ROUTE

STEAMER n. \. MUNRoE
win leave Hatdeld's wharf on Monday
Wednesday and Friday mornings, on tide. for
Ham iton. Sedro. Avon. Mt Vernon. Stanwood
and way landings.
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consultatsea and psssxipasns sbsslutsas
send ior ire book explaining the HiRogenstic
System
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THE NEW NO. FAST STEAMSHIP.
HAITIAN REPUBLIC.
Carrying freight ana panensen It reduced
ratek

rateA
VIII sail from San Francisco October n. fox
seattle, Tacoma, Port Townsend, Sehome. what
com, Feirhaven, Bellingham, Olympia and way
ports. twice . month. No cat. till further
notice Receives freight daily at Mission Street
GETZ BROS. 4 CO,
General Agents. San 1fAnsl1oA
IA. HATFIELD. Agent, Seattle
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DIR. JORDAN,s Once 10 at the Kesi-
dence Of sx-Mayor Yesler. Third and
james.
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SILK UMBRELLAS
A magnificent stock 1t Basye's. so4 Front
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pANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Incorporated BY royal charter 1854,
Has removed to new quarters corner Second
and Columbia streess
Capital paid up 8O0o0o1
Power 70 increase to... 1O000O0l
60rplun. -, 10lllAI

J. KEITH WILSON. Manager
Branches: San FraAcisco. Cal, Portland. Or.
Tacoma Waah., Victoria. Vancouver, New Wesf.
minister. nanatmo ana Kamloops. b. c.
General banking business transacted: ioreiga
exchanges bought and sold: drafts and tale
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches
also on New York, Chicago. Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject to check. In
terest paid on time deposits
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] more. But, alas! for the vanity of human
wishes, her reception was far other than she
| anticipated. Not even the white men looked
| pitifully on her. The engineer shook his
| fist and her husband-but there, let US draw
a veil over what followed.
Later in the day, when harmony was re.
stored between husband and wife, ven
tured to demonstrate with him on striking a
woman-saying that white man who did
so was looked on as coward. He smiled
and replied:
'Oh that may be all very we'll in your
country, but If I didn't hit her sometimes
there would be no standing her at all. Why,
look at her now, she's quite happy"
PERFECTLY HAPPY AGAIN.
And SO, she was, and although not salts
fed that the man was right, felt he knew
his business better than 1 did.
The delay caused by this incident made it
very late when we rounded point of trees
and came in sight OF Baulu village 1t
presented beautiful sight, lit up by the
red light of the setting SUP, long line of
brown buildings under bright green foliage
extending for nearly mile along the bank
OF the river, background of dark, SEEM
ingly impenetrable forest, while the blue
smoke from the evening fires foated out
over the stream, and enveloped the upper
end of the here broad reach of river in dim
haze.
The sun sank as we drew near the bank,
where we found the chief attired in cloth
of dark red, waiting to receive us, sur
rounded by crowd of men, armed with the
most perfectly made spears and copper
handled knives we had yet seen.
ROGER EASEMENT