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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
81. 6onsrsB. - Grfte Sismn8.
Snrtiesans oes Gampfes iiber pcn SariI int
Senat. = Ser Sou aaf g9eibb!ed1. -Siots
titeaeidl1ffe ilt Sso,,se

81 lbtngton, 3. g., II. 9lug. - SIM
Senat maren bet'n 9lniong Der hentt9en
Situn9 MIR q 9tit9lieber aupeleno, nnO
20 Nttnuten oeritrid)eu, bis etn Quorum 5ll=
lalnmengctrommelt mer0en fonltte.
Yluntb (SS.) bot einen SeitluB an, mel
der ben Sefretdr Des S5nHereu I'M Abld)rll=
ten Der Correspondent; srpiidjen bem Depars
tement oeS Snneren uno oeln Snoaners
Siireau in 8e5ug auf Die Serlelbun9 bon
Gontraftcn SIR 2ieferung BON Hou0eden I'M
lettcn 6tsfaljabr erludt; an9enOnlmen..
Die Sartfbill purne metter beratben uno
baS ON Samfag BON BIunb on9ebotene
Imenoement sur 6e0uftlon OeS 3oleS ant
@ilen= mo StablreiTen nit % 9e9en Is
Stimmeu uermorfen. 9rcl RepubIltaner,
ndlnlid) Sngalt8, 8abOod II. Blumb, ilmm=
ten fir bcH Toridlog.
Mc8berlon beautragte, @lle1r= II. Stabl=
reifen nit 80 EroSert ao oalDrcnl, Gnltatt
nit Sent, ITO Sent uno $40 Sent pro
Bfuuo su beleger1. Gine lange 9ebatte er=
folQte, unD Mc&berIon's 4menbement
unrOe idJlieBlib obne StimmentBeilun9
permorfen.
9aragrapb 1876, AMI Giienbabn= @aggons
beSiigltd, luuroe auf Gor]dlo9 Dtc&berz
IONS porlGuig iibergangen. alS Bara9rapb
1877, auf gSeiBble6 beSiiglid), an Die Getbe
fam, perlas NtcHberInn 8etittonen uno
Erotelte bon perld)tebeuen 9tclp Serieger
geid)dftsbduiern 9egcn Die por9el9la9ene
@rb6bung OeS 9SeiBblefz 3olleS. Selt (Dto.)
unterbreitete dbnlid)e Yroteite.
g8ilion (Oto.) belt cine 6ebe, in melfer
er inl gtanlen Der MarpldnOer Sledbitdienz
uno Gonierpen=Snbuitrte gegen Die IN IuSz
iiAt gefellten 8rObibitiuSOle proteltlrte. lin
6.15 ertOtgte Sertagung, obne oGB mettere
G)eid)dfte BON gSidtigtett erleNt9t woroeH
fnnrnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
4QOWOD'S pi0Cen.
Sas groBe 2ebsrs uno Rassn:5silmittsl.
8oghirois sei4lmodlos, abcrluasyt, gugirsa, rsgis
ligtE, JeIuIgeE aao fIaiti9sa.
RaopaB'5 giaeH.

3ur 0siluHg ol:r Sraas6ti.,n 6e5 Wla9sns, ber ees
bsr, oss uAteIis5e5, Der ytcsH, oeg Sat, or Rgt=
ucH, BIIiopIGH9, 6GItidti0.elt, NaUcr0aUlhirtt,
Igscaps, tGLeHtetoen, 6tfter, ,aHtcctl7sertydRou
o1mJry9Cl0cG uEo cutr GETr5siud fig..ten ocr GiHz
3cDeoe JleH uegstGti.iit IEeetC E-uralbcr, NtiH.s
IaIleg, Hot ih&oiit3e Gyosueu cEIhateab.
GtntDol oWntEt SeroaGHug mjJb ouy6
ben ocJyaup ron 8oopaq's Bulsu aBt;lt. pierour9
negUea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12

erbob 9fogers (2lrf.) gInwano ge9en Die Sc
nebmigung oe8 YrotofoQS pom leBten Santz
flag uno moQte cine Seridtigung iiber einen
bon inn pOrgefcrn erbObeneu SrDnun9Sz
etHlYanO eingeragen baben. 9I0d) fur5er
9iSfuiiion ipuroe DaS Yrotofall nit so ge=
gen IS Stiuuen genebnligt. Der Sprez
der Sdblte nad getpobnter Manier Elm GuO=
rnnl Sulammen.
0a8 Sau8 lhritt bierauf SIR GriUdgung
beS @onferen5bcribt8 iiber Die uernl1ldte
Gioil SerlpiligungS Siu uno gcnebuligte
0euielben. Sie iibrigeu announcements, iiber
weld5e nod feline Ginigung er5ielt lit, wltrOe
einen anbereu GonferenS =Gomite ubcrpte=
len.
Die pom Gonlite fir Oen 9iitrift Golum=
bia cinberiflete 2lttinion Sill, pelfe Der
Baltimore Botonlac Sabu" 9elutiie Yrtot=
legien perleibt, gelaugte 5tltdd)lt Sur Ser
baHOlung. Gin Antrag, auf SaIeInng zines
auOeren IutragS, Die Sill 5uriif an Oa8
Gomite III perpeiiet, pur0c nit ,110 gegen
80 Stin1men perlporien. 9ie 2lbtinmung
iiber ben id)mebeuben Antrag auf 3uriid=
uerpciiung Ser Sill an baS &omite wurOe
Our6 un;dblge &erS0gerungSautrGgc btnter=
trieben, uuo nm 4.45 pcrtagte iicb ba8 6au5,
obne 81 elmer GntideiOuug gelangt 5u iciu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
@ampf init eiuen sol.

@on0on, II. Nu9uit. - I'm Dem San.
oun9Splate bel yteto- Brighton fan0 qeitcrn
Elm auIregenber Soupi 5miiheu bem 5auder
Surns Rno einem 6atfiitJ itatt. Burns
bate Die 6unbamente oe8 2anOungSpiers
uMerudt unO ltano geraOe i'm SegrtfL OaS
8aiier SIT uerlGNen, ais Elm GROCER Sat BEN
Seriu6 madte, i'm su erfaTen. Burns
ertpebrte itd) oe5 lln9et9imS 10 gut oie5
eben angling, er ruiirOe aber ieOeniou5 in
oem ungleidlen Sample unterlegen iein,
menn iBm nift Elm goOtilbrer, Der nd in
Der Adbe betauO, Elm Meiier 5ugeworien
bate. Nit Oteiem gtng er MN ieiuerieit5
Dem 6ai 8u 2eibe, mo mad einem miitben=
ben Sample gelang e5 Inn, oem Slid Oeu
geib aufSuitueibeH. Damn padte er ben
!6at nnO id)leifte i'm inter 0em 3ubel Der
9uihduer on 015 llfgr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
Aarft uno G5rIe.

2onbOu, II. Auguit. - Ser. Staotens
SbligatiOuen: 4proS. 126, Ditto a pros.
lOS4.-2lttier: u. 8. g. 35E, Ditto $rior.
-@anaoa=@acifc sos, grie 25B, Ditto $rior.
1919, SuiHois Gentral 118, Utericau 433,
Ct. Paul 71B, 9tep 9orf Central 108,
Bennigloanta 545, Rea0in9 225, Dtericou=
Central 734.
Eioerpo II. 4u9uIt. 80 yta9=
ntltta95. 8aummoQe: Ameritauii6e giit=
telorte 61lllG, 70. .Telp=Srlean8. Die Ser
fduie betrugeu 5000 8aueu, Spetulation
uuO 2lusiubc 500, ,3uiubr 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
9lt1ntssm0s 8eidlsperOem.

Siabnap's GcaoD 9jg,jc Gistet rrc Sur fir eoe Grs
uoH SdnlepeH. |eyreafuT9cH, Cutttuu8CE,
-.s- G5'rerSe1 Ia oem 9fidca, Der &rul uHo
ben @jlieotrH. SO max oaS Crlte
iIlo lit oQS ciHylGe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
s(uS Rpm

9tou1, Il. Iuguit. II Die britiit1e 9e=
gicrllug hat Dem pdpfliteu Staotaietretdr,
2arOinal ,fampolla, bcnobriftt9t, OaB e8
ibr uum0gltd) lit, elnen popitli6eu @eianO.
ten Su empfaugen oOcr eineu 80ti6after in
ben Gatifan su ihiden. Som &atitan 1T
porgei1lo9en ioOroen, boB' Oer brittif)cn
Qe9atiou 5u gSien ein Setretdr beigegeben
wer0e, OeTeu Yilid)t eS iejn iO1e, nit oem
$atitan 3n rntcrbanOeln ano 5uweiIeu
Nom III beiudlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
Scr 9eatidle Correspondent,
1dsIid, ip6AentIih unO SOnutuss.

81. gaaine, @tecnt1iiitfr iiito WeSaftenr,
Gte SuItimoreItrase uno Bot Gpenue.
Breis Scs taatiden Siattes, ourtb 5rGger in her
etoat H. gSaibington un6 in Der gabarl6aft heioret,
I2b GtS.; tdeli6,c unS GnnntagS= =esnsaatc Is
Gents pru goCe, ;abIbnr luodenudl an hie 6oSSIatt
beioroenoen ErdacT.-S SaaIid burb Die 4oit, 8orto=
frel, $3.50, tagIiele Il. somutaasauseabe $3.50
pro Snbr, fir tirSere 3eitn &erhaltne fur Die $50
t,entIiG,e Nusaabc nit SonntnQshlatt, 9SortoIrei,
nit Gbsue fur GlIbs, $3.50 pro Snbr, mad irecn6 cs
mem Srte bcs jnIanbes, S4 nad europa. SoMu=
taassIusgabe, 81 pro Sahr.-SdS bette uno btl=
Iiaife oeutId)e Siatt in ben Ytittei IL. Sioiuaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12

ES ur petlHHg pom 2eberleiz
Ell, 5olig,n 4nfaLen, Sopipe6, SeiteUz
un03lIdcnl 3meTS frautIm9iaasu, Sdroius
bel, SdwG 4e Der Sehtyaft, RerpeniapGde,
4ppetitcilJIeit, &ertopfuug, 9nspepIs,
5t6ruug Der Rierentbdtiqtcit, unreinem
Slnte, uEo EoUrGnenirantbeittu ge5raude man
9ance'8 . SallaperiIlen STINT
ptllen. BreIS % Gents Die Sdabtel.
gu baben bel Seth e. 6auce & Co.,
gtr. 31or SitsSaltimoTe-SraBe. uD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
@crbeercnoer @c,ottterNrrm In @cIoiem.

Srii lIe |, II. Nu9uIt. = Uiu 6efti9e8
@emitter entluO iid) beute iber Sriiiiel uuO
llmgegeuO. G8 regnete in Str0men, Bic
Seloer muroen Iberl1mGmmt, uuO Die
GrnOte erlitt groBen Staocn, &iele $5Guer
lpurOen 0urd 8tieidldge bt4doigt, jeoo9
gingen, iOweit man weiB, feline 0feHi9enlc-
hen nerlnrcT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
arbettersstusRanoe in S=osbrttannien.
Sic eGbuIera.

Cairo, II. 4uguii.-Su SeSSab traten
geIteru 126 uno in Ntetta I08 3oSe5faue an
scr Gbolera elm.
@(aoriO, II. Slu9uit. - Neun grtrarz
fungen uno feben 3ooesfdl(e an Der Gbo=
lera traten gelterH Su &tunjopoia ein; Gr=
frantuHgen, l 3ooesiau lperoeu aus Qlere=
na, unb Grtrnntua9en, 6 GooesidQe ans
Irge8 gmeloet. Su &aleuciu lit Die 3abl
Der Grhantungen sertug i'm abnehman.
Scit otm &nobruf Der Seude murpen
1900 %crionen pOn Der Grauf6eit beiaueu
MD 78S farbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
AlaIaria in ibren DrrGGicSrncn .for-
mGn grbrilt anO ugrbHtGt,

IS oic6t tcjH SeinittcI in Der 2Eet, neIdcs g9eta
elHebcr uao ale dRhcren mulOrhcH, bti0cH uHo bus
Iiocr Eiebcr nit Nulic pun Ragmap'S Biuert 10
itneu beilt, ais 90ouuD'e RcaOA Gelici.
ii. u. H. furirt Htdlt nur ocn nit D}dlara &c6aftes
ten, iouocrH uenr Scute luete Dem moIOrhcH ejiite
CusGtcBt mo coeu Nor0eH, che lie uuSgChCH, 20 tS
25 1ropieR Jtcuop 3feIici in 4Soier CiuHebmcu uuS
babel iHeH Grader cieH, Der0ca ie lcbcH 9a9r Uors
bcugCH.
so Gt5. Die 6laihe. 'Su la6en lei ypotbclern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
9r. &a6wab's
SarS6pariQtatt &cf0IUemt!
0a8 grOBe Blutrcini9uu98 0tittcI.
Sus SeiIuae auer 6roniI6em Sranfbsiteu,

G6roriiher g1beumatismuS, froo5u0i, 9ei6cr, Driis
icnaciduulit, trodcEeS NuclH, STcbseioeTy, yn9cHz
blutelt, Sospcpiic, G5eoihpamm, GScltIpirc, Nics
arantbcit SalbuB, $rordits, Sd)UIHoiud]t Il. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-12
@naIanp nno ser @attfan.

QonOou, II. lu8ut. - Cir Sames
Scranton, lluterietret5r 0es QuSnIrtiaen,
erpiOerte beute i'm lluterbauie AMI cine
Tradc, OQB oer EOqit, ais er in 1887 ben
,6erSoq uon g(oriolf ais pEripat= 8oridafter"
empftng, 9rO6e geHH9tbuung iibcr Die pon
ben Satbolltentm brlttlden Reide geroTeue
9leligiousireibeit duBerte. Der 8apit iagte,
Der GeuuB jeuer 5Sretbett ioQe aQe 8atboliz
fen sur 2Ogolitdt tiir Die a6nigin auimHn=
tern.
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7EEDING ON CORPSES.
rxogutles, or Human Hyenas
of British Columbia.
.rvoLTIMc cANNIsAL FEAsTs.
..,...s the Indians Bite on the Nose
= Ears Of Persons Whom They
Chance to Meet
catholic News.

Catholic News.
Among the interesting foreign mission
- ,enorts the following has been for
s4.s.a.d 10 Rome. In the northern re-
-. q British Columbia an agent of
~ canadian government has discovered
80 Indian tribes addicted to canni-
ssl;sm from religious sentiment. These
irdisns who are called Tsinopslax-
80 or Kwoguitles, believes in q
.,;v;t called Hamadtse, which inhabits
IS mountains, nourishing itself solely on
sumsn flesh. Many years ago one of
49, tribes betook themselves to these
,,ountains. where they discovered the
s.rous spirit, and henceforth they alone
hecame cannibals, and took the name of
Hsmadtses. The families belonging to
A tribe alone have the right to betake
sh.maeIves to the woods and there give
th.mselyes to these inhuman feasts on the
e.,b Of their feliow-beings. The sole OBJ
- of the Hamadtses is to show them
s.Iyus different from other men and that
thev are harmed neither by what they eat
nor By their sufferings.
AZ the beginning they killed servant
nd slave whom the Hamadtses devoured
+ the presence of 9 general assembly of
e other Indians. But, at the present
AZ. being afraid of killing men especially
81 their banquets, the Hamadtses
eoutsnt themselves with exhuming
soue recently buried bodies |!
fiser this revolving feast they are obliged
3 abstain from eating for several days,
"a during this time are only allowed to
Aink warm water. These monstrous
ennnibals, in order to be admitted to such
hnsts, are bound to first submit to par
ucular ceremonies, among which, the in
rated are obliged to begin by biting
vhomeyer they come across, except
women, and then to eat the flesh they have
nm sway with their teeth from. for in
stsnce, the nose, ears, etc., and in this way
% sccustom themselves gradually to de-
your without repugnance. human flesh.
With the father OF the initiated. however,
rests the obligation of compensating In
pne way the victim of their voracity.
At present the Kwogutles Indians are
nse who have not been initiated in these
mysteries; for which reason they are
Nearly eli cannibals.
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Cascade Nuggets.

MARBLE MOUNT, June 25-Although the
helsmency of the weather has kept many
inspectors and miners from coming to the
eN neids OF gold and silver, yet the more
asfay are forging TO the front, and not one
sno has spent over few DAYS on the Cas-
esue out has been repaid by finding a good
PAGER claim, thick ledge of rich galsna,
good gold bearing quartz, Among the
~ OF hnds that have already been made
We the following:
laws q Leach, a quartz ledge TWENTY-FIVE
ses tnick, that assays $40 in gold and 81 in
asef 10 the ton. This ledge is situated be-
s.een TWO and three miles from Marble
Aeant on the Cascade river.
:. 4 Gordon discovered a quartz ledge
Uas miles farther up the river. This is of
ess'er thickness and richness.
aeaf TIE forks OF the Cascade there have
= ssa dozen or more placer claims taken.
nom one shoyeiful of dirt as many as
"sa'y'hve colors have been washed out
ou Tue south fork of the Cascade a ga
1a edge, SIX feet thick. assaying ninety
ssnces silver and eighty per cent lead. was
eoeauy discovered. Also several gold
Sa,ihg quarts mines have been located.
~ 'sss Than six new hedges of galena have
n ~ discovered on the north fork.within
@s past two weeks.
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CHEHALIs NEWS.
olympia Receivership Goes Begging
The Bears Are Ripe.

olympia Receivership Goes Begging
The Bears Are Ripe.
CErHALls. June 30.-Mayor Newland has
len offered the receivership of the new
Olympia land Office, but has declined, his
ral estate and insurance business having
increased to such an extent that he cannot
sdord to give it up.
Che stage only ran one trip last week
ssing TO the fact that all the steamers ply
hs between Willapa and South Bend hav-
he been condemned, have not been run
ming. The stage starts again today.
Preparations are going on actively for
he Fourth. The citizens have issued Q
special edition of several thousand copies
d the Eagqcf, and forwarded to everyone
b Southwestern Washington. extend ing
hem an invitation to be present.
The rght-of-way case of Carroll vs.. Cald-
vel 4 Strong was the only one tried on
saturday, resulting in a verdict for the
Plaintiff, whose attorneys were Messrs.
Reynolds a Stewart The assault and bat
my case of Mensor and Binkley, in which
he plaintiff claims 5000 damages as
tompensation for the biting off of one of
hb fingers. Is being tried today.
John Taylor, o rancher living about q
nile from town, reports that the woods
around his house are full of bears.
Last Saturday $50 cords of shingle bolts
vse driven dswn the Newakum to Messrs.
Daley & Morris mill at Chehaiis. They
we're brought from a point about three
niles beyond the meridian line and about
flteen miles in direct line from here.
Zach cord cuts abeut 1000 shingles There
Z, therefore, enough stock for nearly $780,
M OF shingles. all of the finest quality.
tnyder & Frost have nearly twice as many
more cut at the same place, and are wait
ING Tor rise in the river to float them
down here.
J. L. Compton. one of the reform school
trustees. is back in town again. Secretary
doodeil, Of the reform school. went to Port
and on Saturday and brought back John
pooson, who has been i'll in the Esmond
mouse for some time. He il, however, able
oe around again today.
". A. Westover chief clerk of the state
ana otlce, was in town on Saturday, hay-
ing been summoned as witness in the
ase OF Crosby VS.. Parke & Lacey.
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A RRIyED-MRS. DR. A. DEHOwE. OF NEW
IA York, the world-renowned and highly
celebrated business and test trance medium.
She is the only natural-born trance medium In
the world; is the seventh daughter. born with
double veil and wonderful prophetic Gift Of
second sight. this she will prove: every hidden
mystery revealed; tells your entire life, past,
present and future, in dead trance: gives your
name in full, also your future husband or wife,
with age and date of marriage. In business
losses, lawsuits marriages, divorces. deaths,
uniting the separated, removing evil infu-
ences. restoring lost love. she has no equal.
Mrs. DeHowe wishes il distinctly understood
that she adyertises nothing but what she can
do. and would not be classed with the many
cheap pretenders found in every city. ALI who
are in sickness O. in trouble; all whose fond
hopes have been blasted. and all who have
been deceived and disappointed through the
false predictions of Others. before giving up in
despair are invited to call and be convinced of
the true statements OF the above without delay.
$1,000 challenge 70 any medium who can excel
her in her startling revelations of he past pres
ent and future events OF persons lives. Psriors
~ and is, Mallory house, second floor, Third
and James streets
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Notice to Creditors.

IN The tCPERIOR COURT OF EIN0
i County, State OF washington
IN me matter Of the insolvency of J. p. Mears
Notice Is hereby given TO the creditors OF J. p.
Mears. Frank G. Mears and John r. Mesrs, part
ners doing busIn ess under the firm name and
style OF J. r Mears Il Sons insolvents, TO be
ana alpear before J. A strstton. Judge OF said
court in open court ~ the courthouse az the
city OF seattle. in said King county. on Mon
Cay July z 1850 at the hoHr OF 80 n m Of
insolvents should not be granted. ana they be
discharged from all their debts and liabilities.
and al proceedings are stayed against said in
soiyenta
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
this 5th day OF June. ison.
SEAL NJ. NJ. HOLMES Clerk.
Peterson fsnnefather. attorneys foF The N
soiventA
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obituary.

x NJ. = June 29.-Died. at bis home,
a.. ~, iSo, OF bronchial consumption,
I, nsas Roberts, aged IS years, l month and
y, he was born in st. Johns bay.
W. aNs' and was married in Cowlitz.
n -, In 1850. TO his now bereaved wife.
kn.- 80 . man that was beloved BY all who
rs. ann de never made a profession Of
sasion. but he was firm believer and
/. ns;. aisa'' ana through all his sickness
Al A. y, the patience and fortitude
av;.,0 nrnnsn, and died trusting in the
sns ne leaves wife and six children
uahy Trends 10 mourn his loss
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GEORGE F. MEACHAM,
6l7 Third Street.

TELLIsKNcER win hereafter be open until II D.
m. Classified advertisements will be received
up 70 this hour.
Advertisements under the heads of Lost
Found, For Sale, For Rent and Situations
Wanted viii be inserted at the rate of cents q
word for the nrst insertion: cent a word for
each subsequent insertion Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements win be received at branch
ofices of the PosT-IsrELLIGEscER ct:
Tacoma. .......-.............C C. L. Fowler. sgent
Port Townsend. Handiey & Kelley
off
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS


NoTICE-To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Seattle
Building and Loan Association. for the election
of board of niue directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may properly come before said meeting,
will be he d at the bfce of the secretary. rooms
and s, Frye block, in the city OF SEATTLE, state
OF Washington, st O'Clock p. m, Monday. July
IA, 1890 E E. SIMPSON. Secretary
Dated Jane Is, 1890
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
~ for reducing capital stock. First Regiment
Armory Association Notice Ii hereby given by
the undersigned trustees Of said association to
the stockholders thereof that @ meeting of the
stockholders viii be held at the office of Struye
Haines < McAiekeD, Room H. Sewlin block on
the north side of Columbia street. between
Seattle, King county, state OF Washington, on
Saturday, the I2rn day of August, 1890. At the
hour of o'clock IN the afternoon. for the par
pose OF reducing the capital stock of said COM
Iany 10 the sum of seven thousand dollars. to
be divided into seventy shares of the par value
of one hundred dollars per share. All the
stockholders are requested 70 attend.
j. g. HAISES.
CHARLES n. KITTESGEE
J. A. HATFIELD,
s. W. SCOTT,
JOSEPH GREEN,
ii. G. STRIVE.
T. NJ CARR.
e. l. p. KELLOGG.
JOHN P. H0IT,
Dated June ., lsea trustees.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC R,upo,r

Nd Chic. PING cars daily between Seattle
hr,s s,s twenty-five miles the shortasr
essnes ~ ven nonS and thirty six minutes in
neiss sss ~ competing lines 4. ChiIeery. civ
foakln go - .ie second street. Boston olock:
eepot ticket agent. seai,le -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF Co.PART-
~ nership--Notice is hereby given that the
firm heretofore existing by and between the I'M
dersigned. under tie name of Seattle Packing
Company, doing business in Seattle WASH, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. LOUIS
Bruuslng retiring. All monies due the late firm
are to be paid to John Braun and Adolph yoll-
mann, who VIII pay all debts Of said late firm
Dated June g. 1890.
Louis BRuSsISG,
john BRAUN,
ADoLPH VoLLNANN.
By LEWIS Il DEBoLT. Attorneys.
Gle Second street Seattle
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@sssef cieary. Nen unfinished hose
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kans sn1 LOW and delicious aoreepn brand
oacoa, home smoked. never covered
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TETERNARIAE.


GREEN d NUGENT. VETERINARY PHYSI-
NJ ciaEs and Surgeons honorary graduates Ont
Vet College; Office and iufrmary at Gurney Cab
Stables, cor. West and University streets Tele-
phone 4s2.
nR. A. J. MCINTOSH, GRADUATE OF on
1Itario veterinary college, Toronto Once
and infrmary at Montana stables, Fifth and
Washington streets Office telephone, 200 res
idence. 367.
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essssay A0wsn AZ the Union Hardware
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANIES.
- siaeers and contractors for bridges OF every
description; wharf building, pile driving. dreds-
ing and steam shovel excavating, plans and
specifications furnished on application; CORE
spondence solicited. Office loo. Of Jackson
street, Seattle, Wash.
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T Fl. NUNsoS. REAL ESTATE, NOTARY
~ pubic and conveyaucer. room 6, Sender.
son block. corner OF Ysslsr avenue and Front
street, seattle.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
CEATTLE LODGE NO. Z, l. o. o. f., MEETS
- syery Tuesday evening In Odd Fellows hall,
North Seattle, at 30 O'Clock: members of sister
lodges and sojourning brothers in good standing
are cordially invited TO attend,
FRED A. JOHNSON, N. G.
JOHN J. KNOTT, Secy.
Postofice box. $40.
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PERSONAL.

A INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG NAN OF MOD
"A est means desires the acquaintance OF a
respectable girl In similar attitude Address H
2. Post-Intelligercer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE.. Z. INQUIRE IS NO LONGER
IN authorized TO solicit nor TO collect for us.
Taylor Burns. insurance agents.
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FOR sALE-IoDGISeHorsEs.

EoR sALE-TwENTY-skvEN ROOM iobG.
Ing house. Inquire So sJutn Commercial