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Professor Rein, a scientist, who has
been investigating the material resources
of Japan, says: "They reveal q national
fr1eaiity and economy Of marvellous type.
The area of Japan is less than that of
California. Its cultivated land is less
than one-tcn:h of its total acreage, yet
its products support about 3S.0o0.000
people. In Japan $500 persons subsiat
from each square mile of filled land." II
the land were divided up among the pco.
Pile singlp-taxer wouldn't have room
enough on his own plot to swing his the
ory without knocking down his neighbor'a
fences.
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William L. Scott recently said that
he would give his s2O,000,000 for q good
digestive apparatus, and lis now said OF
John D. Rockefeller, the richest man in
the United States, that he looks as
though in I'LL health, aud his face is
almost ashy. 1t is .he face of a man who
is never free from worry and fesponsioil-
ity. His brow has settled into a Perma,
nent frown. The poor multi.milionaires
are having q tough time of it.
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Prof. and Mrs. McElroy, of the Mof.
fattsville Academy, deserve and will
receive the hearty sympathy of all our
teachers in their recent Affections in the
death of their little baby boy. They
have the great consolation of knowing
that cit is we'll with the child"
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Gratifying to All.

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval of the
pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs, as the most excellent laxative known
illustrates the value of the qualities on
which its success is based and are abun-
dainty gratifying to the California Zig
Syrup Company.
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Miss Lucy Gambrell's school at Broad.
away has closed for vacation, after a
very prosperous session OF FIVE months.
We have no doubt, flom the we'll known
earuestuess and zeal of the teacher, that
good results have been secured, and hope
she may be continued there in the future.
We would have been pleased to attend
the closing exercises if we had known OF
n
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George benson, merchant at
Randolph, Ala, declared Sunday night
that he would die suddenly at 4 o'clock
on Monday afternoon. On Monday he
selected his coffin, made his will, and
gathering his family and friends spent the
day in prayer. At 4 o'clock he seated
himself in rocking chair, and in three
minutes was dead. The doctors say death
was caused by heart disease, brought on
by mental and nervous excitement.
benson was about forty years old and ap.
parently in excellent health.
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Prof. and Mrs. Kemp spent pleasant
half hour with US recently, having come
up on the "cannon ball'' train. AS ne
have not been to see him lately he
thought he would turn the tables on us
and call on US. All right, ''pard."
Come again and bring the better half
along, but in the meantime we intend to
do some calling ourself, for we have
always found Belton a good place to 60
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We regret to learn, in private note
from Miss Lou Carpenter at Pelzer, that
she has been compelled to give up her
school for the remainder of this session
on account of grip" We wish her a
speedy convalescence. In the meantime
it is pleasant to know that Miss Lille
Hard has her hands on the helm, and
will try to see that the interests of the
school suffer no detriment.
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Mr.. L, NJ. Mahaffy, of the Cedar Grove
school, has closed for the present, aud
will resume after the crops are "laid BY"
We feel sure Lewis will have left his
impress upon the boys and girls Of that
community when he shall have finished
his work.
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- WoRrI1 KSow1NG.-Hughes' Ton.
ic, the old time, reliable remedy for fever
and augue. Reputation earned by 30
years success. You can depend upon it.
TRY it. Druggists have it.
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TE'A6HERS'GoLUMN

-0N All communications intended 70
this Column should be addressed to D. Ell
RUSSELL, School Commissioner, Ander
son, S. G.
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THE NEW BLOOD MEDICINE.
Compound Syrup of Red Clover!

WE wish especially call the sttenon of Physicians
to the above remedy and ask that they examine into its
merits before making their prescriptions for the usual
Spring disorders. We would be glad to furnish the for
mua for this preparation to any Physician who will call
a our Store. This Syrup combines, in agreeable
form, the medicinal properties of the recently dis
covered and most approved Alternative Tonic and Blood
Purifying remedies of the vegetable kingdom. twill be
much superior the Blood Purifiers usually sod
and very much cheaper.
ORB g SLOAN. ANDERSON, $. C.
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= A pair of curled poplar logs were
shipped TO Germany from Swain County,
N. c., each twelve feet long and six feet
in diameter at the smaller end. These
logs will be hewed aud polished for exhi.
bition at Berlin this year. The farmer
who sold the logs was paid sixty dollars
for each.
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SPRING, 1890

Will ng be remembered for it's Pretty Goods and have
used every means to select for you only the
Choicest things of the Season.
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-Au organization of saloon keepers
in New York has under consideration a
proposition to sell beer by weight. A
good idea. The man who knows how
many pounds he can carry would not be
so liable to attempt to stagger home un-
der bigger load than he Jean hold up
,,udor
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james Hines took up squat claim
in Arkansas. He was warned off, hut
decided not to go, and he held out for
the three years. During that time he
was shot at thirty.three times, wounded
four times, had his cabin set on fire twice,
his wife was driven to suicide and his boy
ran away, and at last the man grew weary
and hanged himself.
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"A pair of curled poplar logs we're
shipped to Germany from Swain County,
N. c., each twelve feet long and six feet
in diameter at the smaller end. The
logs will be hewed aud polished for ezhi.
bition at Berlin this year. The farmer
who sold the logs was paid sixty dollars
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Tie Farmers Wife.

In his now famous, Bethlehem Ali,
ance speech Larry CAN'T, OF Athens,
pays the following tribute to the far
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$50 here health to her whose away.
BILL ARP.
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= According to figures given by San
Francisco newspaper, California is the
bloodiest State in the Union. In 1889 it
had one homicide to 3,479 of the popula.
tion. In the other States itruns up from
one in S,6l2 in Kentucky, to one in So
900 in other States.
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snsna Laborers Protest Against Pay
aenf Of Bogus senators' Expenses.
NAsHIEsros CIrv. Aug. IA curious
document has been received here from
many isborers Ct Butte City, Mont. It IL .
protest against the passage Of the resolu-
eon introduced by Senator Gray to pay
Messrs. Clark and Maginnis, the late aspi-
rants for seats in the United States Senate,
LOT tneir contest expenses. The protest
SHOWS that the signers are bitter in their
feeling against the scheme. It says there
are many men in Montana Just as good
and wise a. Clark and Maginniss who are
working for 50 and a per day in the mines,
ana Il u not just 10 discriminate in favor
Of these two.
it alludes to the champagne which is
said to have been used while the contest
was under way, and insists that these men
Dc allowed to pay their own wine bills.
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Personal.

~. ". d. Pratt, editor of the Kalama
Hl'1tln. vas in the city yesterday. He says
~ bis famous little town has taken
sh squirt, owing to the Union Pacific
osk going on near by.
NJ L H. Cyphers. q prominent Sno-
mish logger. and Mr.. William Robert
~ manager of Hotel Penobscot, of the
ne place, are in the city.
~ & & Cameron left for Beardstown,
Saturday, night He will return with
hmly as soon as he can make arrange
ntx
~ George F. Durgin, of Concord, N.
vas IN the city yesterday on his way to
francisco. He will return East by
yol Denver.
40 William o. Writ, vice-president of
United States Masonic Benevolent AS
ton OF Council Bluffs, Iowa, is in the
William e. Gray and Mr.. George w.
e q Denver, Colo. arrived yesterday
3 ars staying at the Rainier.
enrs w. P. Boyd. ]. A. Baillargeon
!: .. McDougal left here yesterday for
= York city.
q Charles H. Murray and DR.. Grace
nam, OF New York city, are registered
w Rainier.
4. 4. Williamson and Mr.. William
lllcs, OF Port Hope. Ont, are at the
a4uAlmie.
= y. England. of Mount Vernon,
sealing logger OF Skagit county Ia in
pcty.
a 4 Z. Lewis, of Boston, Mass, ar
hiniRr. e " .'
~ 2 Il. Levy and family, and Miss l.
:. 9 Victoria, are at the Snoqualmic.
= Robert Dunlap and Mr.. W. NJ. Dig
y Topeka Kas.. are at the Diiier.
- = q. Wheeler and wife, of Portland,
s'ered at the Snoqualmie.
= Z. Huntington, of Cincinnati,
BE guest at the Rainier.
!. Z. Peterson, of Charles City, Ia.
pping at the Snoqualmie.
G Ferguson, of Snohomish, is
!. at The Arlington.
q Harry Campbell of New York citv.
pping 81 the Russ.
y. = = :. Tewksbury, of Chicago. H., is
- Rainier hotel.
adh. u ''o' Az Is IN
: '. Evans. of Portland, is at the
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oxs HUNDRED BUOK5xy9.
Ohio.


l)ne hundred enthusiastic Buckeyes met
S TIE courthouse last evening and per-
|iecied the temporary organization Of :
dob which Is az yet namelsss, but which
Vii IS composed Of former citizens of
Ohio There are lightweight counties in
|ohio. and 81 this number thirty-nine are
[alfoady represented upon the books of the
ucsstsry, over 100 having signed the roll.
Temporary officers elected were: Presi-
lint, @. r. Abbott: first vice president.
h, o. G. Root; second vice president, DR..
s. Grant; secretary, +. NJ. Priest;
onaurer. w. H. Smile. Each officer.
von his election. made happy speech,
S6ith Was roundly applauded by the
1ckeyes. Speeches were made DIR. KEEL
=. q. n. Pomeroy and others. Presi-
IA Abbott was presented with two hand
nsly mounted buckeyes by lady from
natnte where they grow, which gift come
11ely overcsme him.
Ihs following committees were ap-
DInted:
constitution--Ju Judge ]. R. McGarry, DR..
Il. Egbert, G. w. Calderwood. William
allace, /, n. CASTOR.
lmgamme--E. B. Reese, H. NJ. Pom
~ Mrs William Wallace. Mrs. Mary
fnes. Miss Julia Cochrane.
Inyitation--O. @. Root, o. G. Moss, G. 8.
ca1on, G. G. Babcock. H. s. Smile.
1Fansportatjon-H. s. Grant, George
boxer. ]. H. Barnes, ]. Bemus.
he committee on constitution will re-
81 At the next meeting. Wednesday
ming. August IL. at which time perma-
ut organization will be perfected.
his proposed to make the Buckeye club
,ocial organization and to get up in the
nr future an old-fashioned basket pic
y The book with the list of names will
kept ct room 20. Boston block. until the
ext meeting, when 1t is expected at least
y names will be down.
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OLYxrIA, Aug. 4.-William II. whittel-
sey. OF Port Townsend. has received the
appointments OF notary public.
Secretary of State Alien Weir is taking .
few days recreation in Lewis county.
Alfred Martin, clerk of the harbor line
commission, has returned to the city, the
commission having adjourned. They
visited Tacoma. Seattle, Port Townsend
and other points for the inspection of har-
Dor lines. They will meet again during
September, the time and place having not
yet been decided upon.
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NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PUBLIC NO
IN tee Is hereby given that I, Fra Aron.
SON, assignee in certain proceeding in jusoI.
vency. now pending in the superior Court OF
King County. washington, entitled J. p Mears
q SON va Their Creditors, in pursuance OF an
order in this behalf heretofore du made by
said court. viii sell and use to be sold az PUB
lie auction, for cash. at the premises NUMBERED
SOs Pike street. in the city of Seattle in said
county, on Tuesday. the 5th day OF August
1890 at II o'cl OK O. m. and between that boar
and II o'clock noon Of that day, and between
the hours OF o'clock y. M and O'Clock D.
m of that day, and continuing every day
thereafter at ike hours. excluding Sunday.
until The sale Is completed. eli the stock of
goods. wars aud MERCHANDISE, and the fx-
lures Of which am now in possession a. enca
assignee, To- wit: A general line Of boots AID
shoes and shelving and counters, end so al
the unpaid book aeeeu It's, chooses in action and
evidences OF Indebtedness IN my possess on a.
guch assignee
FRANK AROSSoN, Assignee.
Preston, Carr 4 Preston. Attorneys for As
Dated q seattle. King County. wash. this
18TH day Of July. 1900
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New incorporation.

OLYMPIA, Aug. 4. Interpretations:
Mount Vernon Improvement Company, skagit
county; capital, 5000.
Seattle Paving Company; capital, 10000.
sydney Broadax Printing and Publishing
Company; capital, $1,000
Tacoma Speeding and Exhibition Company.
OF Tacoma; capital, $50 600
United Railroads of Washington, of Tacoma;
incorporaiors. Thomas r Cakes, James B. win.
isms; capital. s1o.0o0,0o0; principal once Ia
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NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-puBL1c Nc

NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PUBLIC NO.
IN lice Is hereby given that ], ]. H Nc.
Grzw, assignee in Q certain case now pend
ing in the superior court of King county.
Washington. entitled: Ernest Boliack vs.
his creditors, in pursuance of an order ,n
this behalf heretofore duly maize by said court.
win sell and cause to b. sold at public auction.
for cash, at No. s07 Front street, in the civ Of
Seattle, In SAID county. ON Wednesday, the l0th
day of August, $780, as 10 O'Clock q. m. AID ue.
tween tina hour and IL o'clock noon OF that
day, aud between the hours OF o'clock D. M
aud 5o'clcck p. 70. Of that day, mi confinn-
ing every day thereafter at like hours exclud-
Ii sundays, until the sale Is completed, all the
stock OF gods, wares and merchandise and
tools an fixtures, OF which am in pos session
az such assignee. tovit: A general stock Of
clocks, wafches and jewelry and store fixturss.
and q weler's outfit Of toos, aud also ali the
unpaid book accounts. bills and chooses iu ac-
non nov ~ ny 49, rsloa - sucn esNgnee.
2Sfh day Of July, 1S9a.
J 81. McGRAw, Assignee.
Preston. Carr d Preston, Attorneys ior As
siguee
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STOLEN.

cff REwARD-ST0LEy OR ADRIFT. on
CIV Friday morning. August ]. from Man
described boat: A doubie-ender, Cinker Guilt,
decked over ~ esch end. stern seat with high
lazy back; the name Nina on tin Plates on each
obscured; outside, dark green, with two white
stripes near top; double scull, seventeen feet
long, The ab5ye rev ara viii be paid 10 any
one returning the boat W Cark's boathcuse,
near foot OF University street, S~strle. for In
formation leading 70 is recovery.
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ART.

N0TlCE-JEssIE H. ELLIOTT, ARTIsT-NY
IN studio viii be open for pupils Scpssmbex /
Rooms s. and IS seattle Conservatory of Art
Hoiyoke block. second an spring.
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LOST

r OSr-BETwEEN COLUMBIA AND PIKE.
IL on Third street, lady's gold watch and
chain, with init as on case. Finder rewarded
by returning TO Ia Oh Third.
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MRS. KING, LEADING DRESsMAKER;
VI Easfern grsees. I'll work warranted; psrl0fo
7. 5 and X Oregon house, l,5i65< front streo<
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THE GREAT NORTHERN TERMINUa
Tie Great Northern railway terminus is den.
nitely fixed ct Fsirhaven

Pullman reservations made for all points East
VIA the Northern Pacific railroad, the vestibuled
SLEEPER aud dining-car line. A. Chilberg. city
ticket agent ZIG second street. Boston block; K
Ionkfns depot ticket agent. Seattle.
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ENGINEERS AVID cosTR4cT0Ra

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE c0EpANl--gS-
~ gineerB and contractors for bridges Of every
description; wharf building. pile driving, drodgs
Ing and steam shovel excayafings plans and
spcndence solicited. 0fdco ioos Ct JackDo1
street seattle. Wash.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

vx-ANTED lNFoRMATION "A LIBERAL
w reward will be paid for any Information re-
gsrding my lost partner. Inquire OF L. sspps
LIS Second street
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6I7 Third Street.

NoTlCE-The business once OF the fosT-is
rxrIIerNcRR will hereafter be open until II y
m. Classified advertisements viii be received
mp e. this hour.
Advertisements under the heads Of Lost
Found. For Sale For Rent, and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF cents
word Tor the first insertion: cent word ior
each subsequent insertion Payment always IN
advance.
Advertisements will Re received at branch
Offices OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a.:
Tacoma O II. culver agent
port Tovnsend. Handley d Kelley
The following letters await advertiser at this
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FAEGRE-In Seattle. August 4. to the wife OF
Kaspar G. Faegre. daughter
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FOUND.

E,oUND-AT 2,ol2 5TH STREET, MONDAY,
II Juy 18th. % small chickens and two RI os-
ters Owner call James Clancy, Seattle Trans
fer Co.'S Office
E,0UND-A PURSE CALL AT 224 SEATTLE
Il block, prove property and pay for this
notice.
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FOR AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
-. oaeyer, agent Nor;hwestern Mutual
e ,sss.e company. Mauistee, Mich. says:
- 1nnsssssm twenty years; used erutches
~ .ss s .oln tue use of powerful llniments
-. seee had lost nearly all strength.
- 49, nmatic syrup has cured ms. and
! 1870. a 70 all the merits of this wonder
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SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE
HAVING DISPOSED OF ALL MY INTEREST
IL in the firm of Fry Il Huff Madison street
Power House Grocers, to NJ. ". Stewart am no
longer connected with the business All bills
will be met by Huff& Stewart J. LUTHER Fry.
NoTIcE-CoLUMBIA HOUSE. CORNER OF
IN Columbia aud Third streets, has changed
hands and Is now being Cleaned and reftted
throughout This house is in the business Dor
ton of the city, four doors east of postofce.
"a Columbia stree ct; rooms at reasonable rates
by day, week or month.
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALEM THE
IN superior court of King county, Washing
ton. Louis Mawson. plaintiff, VS.. d. N. Holden,
defendant Notice is hereby given that in pur.
suance of an order of the above entitled court
made and entered in the above entitled cause
on 18th day of July, 1890, the undersigned re-
ceiver of the partnership property in contro-
versy in said cause heretofore duly appointed
therein. VIII on Monday, August 11th. $780,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. ID. OF laid day.
sell at public auction all of said property to
wit: Building stock, furniture and fixtures of
the "Zerine'' saloon, situated on the north
east corner of University street and Railroad
avenue in the city Of Seattle, WASH Sale TO
take place on the premises. Witness my hand
this 3lst day of July. 1890
WIN. ANDERSON, Receiver.
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|'HIRTY-NINE MILLION
.esscd Valuation Of King
County Property.
IcssAsE or ABOUT 1900 900.
=. 8 now Richer Than the wheIs
c.unsy Was East Year-Growth
Of Ten Million.

c,urtv Assessor Horton, Deputy
1880, $3.50 and the two or three assistants,
~ for six weeks have been working al
- night and day upon the assessment
IN IN today have their work completed
~ l.rrs books, i've Of which were COM
] 49, LIST night, contain the figures and
8 IL results Of the city's and the coun--
~ eeaIth.
- assessed valuation Of the county Is
.ss.ihine over $50 100000, an increase
ss, ia year OF SIS .000, COO Two thirds of
- 3 isefesse is in the city of Seattle. The
=s1sg v.Iue OF real estate, Improvements
Z ~ .srronsI property in Seattle alone, Is
- ~ rs. Last year the assessed vaiua-
~ amounted to only about SIG, 000, 900 on
~ sans property.
Ibe city assessment as completed Is as
IoWs:
- raj estate ....--.......- SIS. 79s. SIS
|5loe Improvements ........-........ zs4z. I'D
- uef1Onai property .-..--...-.-.. ossS,s40
s..,l ........................ s2s. ssl. s15
Il ueIl tai assessed. $4.1A
ne county assessment. estimating the
IN volume at 81 coz. 600. is as follows:
<.nner acres assessed As. 57I38
1a6er acres improved. ........-...... l5,Ss2S7
S.ns Of real estate SIS 185945
&srrs n improvements. ............. 1861 n,
1sl1e Of pcfsonal property ....-....... 5T91.2l5
ESsjoe Of property in volume $780,. 100000
ma. ........-........... ......... sss.57s9S5
he following figures show the poll tax
nistics:
a ~ collected .s22
AZ tx as SEED. ...-......-. 40
ID poll tax assessed ...-.....-...... 4.6S2
81 this evening the figures will be all/
|zsnplesed and will be Immediately turnef
~ TO the county commissioners t6r
equalization,
ONE HUNDRED BUOK3x6