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NOTICE To NTRACToRS-sEALED PRO
po>ss Viii be received at the office OF the
r~ta q public WORKS OF the city of Sesttle.
80 ep 10 l. o'ciork noon, octoaer y, 1881, Tor
,,as~.sfns ant lining the Lake Union sewer tuif-
- Two separate bids called for The first
= ue Tor eacAva;ing the tunnel and snoring IL up
a-AsabstAnt!al manner ready cor the lining n AZ
ss-2hce with the specifications now On file al this
s &C. r,arkee Lake Union sewer tunnel, specih-
Slens Tor excavation"
lhe second Did VIII be for furnishing all mate
"a "a; PIac ne ne lining IN the tunnel and thor
eesbl} backhlinS the same. AL in accordance
With the specifications marked lake Union sewer
Annel. sp-Slhca lions for lining and back II ling"
zach bid Is TO be- accompanied ~ = cerflne
eheck, payable 70 the order OF the cry compirol e
tor sum not less than per cent. ~ the amount
Red by such check.
The board of public works reserves the rssht 20
reject any and al bids
Proposals 10 be Endorsed on the outside, Lake
Union Sewer Tunnel"
BY order OF the board OF public works
+. W. n EOiRRDOK. SECRETARY
tirSt publication September - 1871
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CITY TREASURES NOTICE -THE FOL
y lowing city warrants VIII be paid on preserta-
ton al thA city trea sureTs office AID no interest
allowed after fifteen DAYS from the first uublica-
t!on OF TINS notice. General fund wa rants Nos
ISL - 211 inc puolc health fund warrants Nos
- 20 SIS inc; Bell street fund warrants ord SIS
No l.os !: Rainier street fund warrants orr .pS7
No. 1888: James street flnd warrants ord 3S7
-. 1.0l1 10 ,019 me; second street fund war
rants ord l,o2l. partial payment, No. III: Orion
street fund warrants ord. l,152. partial pavucnt
No 500; West street fuad warrants ord 1854. y o.
T7q and $50: Nesler avenue fund warrants ord
1928, No. 2ll; olive street fund warrants ord
1880. Nos e62 u e64 inc; Terrace street fund
warrants ord. l .S3a Nos 6Ol ami 6U2: HYDE street
fund warrants ord. sos, Nos. 2.2SI ana 2232:
Banner street fund war; MS ord 1883. Nos. 5I2
10 $50 inc; Ninth street fund warrants ord. l 25i
No 675: BARCLAY street fDnt warrants ORD. 81.
Nos .S5S ana $50, WycSof street fund warrants
ord l,52-, Nos. -.0V4 20 ,, PSI Inc: Lake View
street fund warrants ord. l.2Sl, = o 4f7: Baker
street fund warrants ord .525. No. ? 2-2; Dep0t
street fund warrants ord. $50. Nos Ia and 40:
JOY and Black street fund warrants ord. 1855.
Nos. 1884 10 : iO4 inc.
WILLIS L ANTS. City Treasurer.
Date Of first publication. september 20. 1891.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, Sept 2o.-Clcse-Consols: Money,
o4ss; do, account, 9i5s. L. 5. bonds-4z, l20l<;
do, f2s, lo3S4. Bar silver-4iJsd per ounce.
Aoney-l5a per cent
BREADsTCFFs
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2a.-wheat-Demsnd poor;
No. 2 red winter, steady at rs iI1zd; No. red
spring, duh at IS lllsd.
Corn-Demsnd for spot 10 poor and for fu-
lures fair: spot. firm at So; October, firm at 50
20; November, firm at IS cd.
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CoLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
~ Navigation Co
TINE CARD FOR 1891
Commencing "Wednesday. July /
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
SEATTLE AND TACOMA ROUTE
Making round trips daily per following tina
table:
The most convenient dock 10 al stree; car un,s
and hotels In The city.
Leave Tacoma .............. o.ol -,
Arrive Seattle. .,..,.,.. = II ~ !. -
Leave resIfie lf.aa =
A rive Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,So = -
Leave Tacoma osno =
Arrive SeStIle ....... "a :, -
leave Seattle .... IA = -
Arrive 1 aCuElA ..-. $4,000. $50 = -
u ns"ct 20 change ~ 'houi notics
Land ngs-Sezt..S, Commerce. wharf. near Wat
Seattle Ferry: IAcogrA. y p K r mar.
l. d sCUTT, President
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STEAMERS

STEAMERS
CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
~ (Limited)
TIME CARD
STEAMSHIP PREMIER
SOUTH SOUND.
wn.,con a..v 90 m r.lrn.v. as.r. as pm
Auacortes 49,. 500 ~ Pt. Townsend. $50 , N
PIT Townsend. 500 M Seattle. 800 m
seattle ....... GAS Mi aooma. .1l;l6 m
r.com. n..v. GAS n, Seattle. ...Iv. s:.,1m
seattIe......... MidnlsbtIPt townsend. zoo m
na aSwesena $50 m Fairhayen 500 500 m
EairhRven..... $40 a II iWhatcom...... $50 m
Making daily trips with steamship Eastern Oregon
JOHN IRVING, Manager.
J. A. o'BRIEN. Master.
Tie company reserves the RICH, to change the
above schedule without notice.
DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
For san Francisco via Port Townsend and VIC
t0ris: At r. N. passengers received on board af
6p. NJ September 8, 10, Is. 20, IS, 80.
For Alaska: September 1e, 80.
From san Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: At = September 2, Z. Ia. II,
~, "a.
Tickets may be obtained AZ the once Of the COM
pxny At Ocean dock, seattle
GoODAL, PERKINS 4 CO,
General Agents, san Francisco.
r. MCCLELLAN, Superintendent. Seattle
CoLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
- Navigation Company. Time card for 1891,
commencing Wednesday, july /.
PASSENGER STEAMER BAILEY GATZERT
For Seattle, Tacoma ami olympia
COINS
Leave Olympia daily except Monday 7:so a m.
Arrive Iscoms 10 90 m
Leave Tacoma -. @ 30 4 10.
Arrive Seattle ...l2:l5 p
Leave Seattle daily except Monday. 1;so p m
Leave Acnfna 400 ..
Arrive olympia els , n
subjece 10 change without notee
LANDl.ss Seattle. Commercial wharf T.
coma, y. p. r. X wharf: olymuiA PsrclyaTs
wharf
MEALS on BOARD
Orly boat making rolnd trip sunday
Carries Southwestern and We.ls-Esrgo Express
and las. freight
U.B. SCOTT, President
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CITY NOTICES.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU.
ID ton No. s7.-whereas, The city council Of the
Joint resolution No. ~, declared its intention 10
grade and sidewalk Alton street between Jackson
street and Main street, In the city Of Seattle and
Whereas. The city council of said city of Seat
tie did on the 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1891,
liked and established assessment district pro-
vided in section eight 81 of article esiEt VIII of
the freeholders charter, 10 pay for sucn improve
nsnt: and
Whereas An assessment roll has been filed by
the board of public works with the city council,
containing the names Of the owners, when known,
ofsil the property in said assessment district, and
when unknown said property is listed TO unknown
FOOT assessed against each separate lot and par
e OF and OF the property in said district: against
neowners and property when known and against
the property when the owners are unknown. and
~ said assessment roll the estimated cost Of the
Cher things were provided In said assessment roll
required by section eight 81 Of article eight
lspll ofthe freeholders charter therefore
ne resolved BY the board Of aldermen and
mouse q delegates OF the city of seattle in session
assembled, that the city clerk OF the city Of seat
Newspapers OF the city of Seattle IN ter consecu-
i've issues of the same notice that said roll has
oeen fled by the board Of public WORKS with said
city council. aud that all persons owning land In
SAID assessment district No be required Ia appear
and file objections with the city clers If any they
have on or before the l4th day of October a u.
Iesl against said assessment ryl or the taxes or
assessments made therein. or the same will be APP
time
Ana II is hereby further ordered and resolved
that there he a Joint session Of the city council
sad lith day OF October, =. D. 1891, to hear OBJ
sections if any against said assessment roll, and il
no objections are made for the approval thereof
Passed board of aldermen the sd day u sep
tenlber, 1891. \. - MILLER.
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Passed house CT delegates this 23d day Of
September 1891 X. W. JONES.
President House OF Delegates.
approved by this 2tth day Of September,
lssl, GEORGE W. HALL. Acting Mayor
Filed by me this 96Ih day of September, 1891
II. W. MILLER. CITY Clerk.
Published this Goth day of september 1891.
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, ssvssNrxr RorLoF sTEwARrsTer-

4 SSESSMENT ROLL OF STEW ART STREET
~ Crale--Nciice Is hereby given that the assess
menf ra,l for the grading of stewart street from
West street 70 Depot street y The city OF seattle
and ,ruCtiug q sidewalks boIh sides there
of has been fled BY the board Of public works with
the city council Of The city Of Seattle auG further
notice is hereby given that the said rCl, is open for
public inspection al the Office OF the city clerS In
The city hail. and will remain open for inspection
until Wednesday, October IA, = d. 1891, st
o'clock p. II, and all persons owning property in
said district and 81 other persons interested
ouesfed 10 appear on said lsth cay Of october a D.
iS9i, 80 O'Clock ?. n. apshe council chambers
in the city hall TO make objections thereto. If any
they may have. All persons interested are further
notified thai the city council WILL ~ said last men
toned time, consider any and au objectIons mace.
and VIII said time or az some adjourned meet
IN. make such corrections in such roll a. * Deems
just and that after the consideration Of any SnG all
objections viii approve such roll and will assess The
found % be Just against each lot and par
Gel Of land fronting on said street
II. w. MILLER
Clerk Of The City Of Seattle.
paie of first publication, september %, 4. =. 1881
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no SAN FRANCISCO
And all points In
CALIFORNIA
viathe Nj. Shasta route a
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To all points
EAST AND SOUTH
fMI SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC COAST
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERA
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached TO express trains. anording superior 20
mmodatIons for second-ciass passengers
Fer rates, tickets. sleeping car reservations
etc. call upon or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Passenger Agent
ITO South Tenth street. Tacoma Wash.
+. Z. ROGERS, Assistant General Freight and
Passenger Agent Portland. Or.
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TOR THE SKAGIT.
THE STEAMER wN y. NUNRoR

Leaves u erch ants Dock Monday, WEDNESDAY and
Friday mornings. On tide foz Hichmorc- Ecrnonds
Mukliteo. IalAlp siansooi, FIR. ekASii City NJ
Vernon. avon. Setro aAd EGEli9on.
= u. sAlIR. 4As.sx.
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CITY NOTICES.


a SoESsM ~ ROLL FOR LOCAL IMPROVE
X,,i, e - o.s,tlct Va for Alton street grade
soce - hereby given that the assessment roll Tor
iocsl Improvement district No. s. for the g-aesina
~ AIIon street. between Jackson and Main Streets
1870, ne ciy oi seattle, and constructing Of side
Maiks on both sides thereof has been filed bv ma
poafu % PUBIC woT ks with the city council Of Ire
cry OF seattle: and further notice is hereby give
s.st sai fsli IS open tor public inspection at the
o. tne city cerz, In the city hall and will
remain open for inspection until WeJns.day
october lsth, A d. 1891, at O'Clock 70 m ana
an persons owning property In said local
Improvement district, and all other persons
In a.h are requested TO appear on said
lain Gay or October, A. D. 1891 al
..oO O'Clock p M, al the council Chambers In the
CITY nail, 70 make objections thereto IL any thew
nay nave Ali persons Interested are
.arinef notified that the city council Will
al sain last mentioned time consider
any ana ali objections made and will AZ
saia time or ct same adjourned meeting make
sucn c0frec ions in such roll IL deems lust and
ina. a,Isr the consideration of any and all Office
uons, VIII approve such roll and will assess the
amounts found TO be Just against each lot and mar
Gel Oh Land fronting on said street.
III. W. MILLER,
Clerk of the City OF Seattle
1891. -'H' n H.
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CoNFECTIOSERs.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, ETC
i Henry's ice cream, all havors. always on hand
delivered promptly 70 all parts ofthe city; Metro
potAn bricks, all favors, quart 60 cents three
pints 90 cents two quarts, 81. or 81 per gallon:
homemade candies made fresh daily: largest as
sortnent In the city Of Henry's, SIT Third street
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.

aLFRED 9RAsSNER, LANDSCAPE GAR
a de7er Corner White and Madison streets
pETFRSoS, MARION & CO., LANDSCA
srchitects correspondence solicited. Box
i8. Fremont Wash
CARMICHAEL. STIRLING 4 CO., LAND
Escape gardeners; plans And estimates furnished.
Ron 3s4. city.
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CHICAGO LIVE sTocT

CHICAGO, Sept 9.--Cattle-R sNspts.
steady; prime 20 extra steers, 81 g % Eeers
choice, tsa5.75; Others. S27ag4- ;: Texz
O. %; rangers. s275G4. 80, stocks = Sz9z -
Hogs - Receipts, 1900; fairy active
steady; rough and common, s.. asesals n
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF
Seattle
Paid mp capital. o0o
surplus. SUVOS
Huy and sell foreign and domestic exchange:
transfer money by telegraph 10 al cities IN ths
United States and Europe. receive deposits OF
money snd issue pass books or certincales there
Tor. Our .acIllites fur making collections are COM
rleie and viii receive prompt attention
DIRECTORS;
.s.i-IN
A. p = " Az
j. 2
l. >. J. AUNT, y FRA THAI
CoRRRsPoSpESTss
London ~. -. Roi hschld sons: Paris, De
Eothschild Freres: Frankfort A NJ. L Won
kteiger & Co New York. agency OF Paak OF Cali
fornla; Chicago. Commercial NatoHz Bank;
Boston. suao.k National Bank; san Francisco,
The Bank OF California; Portland lie kirss
National Bank.
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MERCHANDISE.

Hors-Quiet and easy.
CoAee-optons opened steady, I0t11o poii
decline, aad closed steady ? 40 prints dow
sales were -, 90 bags, including Seytem' ~
sIa90cl23j; october, $I22adi260; Nov uos C.
ST. SgGlI.0; December, SlL25Gli.55: q. 81 1r-y,
81 2Q01ll -. spot Rio, easy; fair carf -, I7c,
No. :. l3szc-
sugar-Rsw, easy. Refined, easier No :
slS-iGc; No. :, SEC; Nc. ., 3 l9-lSc; OF A.
1916
Copper-Sor1inaL
Lead-Firm; domestic, sA5251-
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AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EN-
~ gneers and contractors for bridges of every de-
scription: wharf bnilding, pile-driving dredging
and steam shovel excavailng; plans and specihcar
tions furnished on application: correspondence
licited. Office. Occidental block Seattle Wash
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TTE FOLLOWING CITY FUND WARRANTS
L will be pad upon presentation at the city treas
prer's Office and no Interest allowed after fifteen
cayS from first publ cation of this notice;
1889 road fund warrants. Nos 5. 1o7 10 ! $50 In
cnSive
ls90 road fund warrants Nos. to so inclu-
KlYe
Fire fund warrants Nos SEA 10 SOS Inclusive
Salary fund warrants. Nos 2.216 TO Slco inclu-
ave WILLIS I ANES civ Treasurer.
laie OF frs. pubEcaEou September IS, 1891
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ORDINANCE NO. l.s4S-AN ORDINANCE
~ for the approval of the assessment roll for
Local Improvement District No 3. created by or
dinance No. IL Is EMIT 81 An ordinance for the
grading and sidewalkiug OF McClaire street from
IeSer avenue the north line of Eaton street. in
the city of Seattle, and To create q local improve
ment district for the payment therefor and for
othef matters germane thereto, as prescribed by
section eight IS Of article eight tNliLi Of the
freeholders charter. and fixing the rate per front
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nroPLEs SAVINGS BANK

DEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK
Mil authority 10 increase 70 Sl.O0o.00o
oectssntsr block Front street Yesler avenue and
James street, Seattle. " ash
Iprorrorsied December Is, 1889
oFTIc zRs-soAED OF IRUsTES
BAILEY GAIZEAE s....s-.-s...ss ....s. Z s~rHA
JAAAfh I x II
lRTHJ A DENNY second ; ice-F' igenl
LAS X HAYDEN Manager. Cash e. and soy
PRANK l. BLoDGETT...-...As ASSISTANT Cssaler
/ SCHWABACHER JOHN lEAh1s
Nm n BAILEY, JOHN CoLL1SS
OTTO RANKE
Interest allowed per snuGm. ssx per cent on
term Deposits per cent On ordinary deposA
Diysdencs declared last days Of Nay and No
yemher.
Loans On real estate security.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO, sept 2o.-Ihe wheat market W
strong today ana higher The opening "
iQsI. &c higher than yesterdays clos az and
steady Tor q while, then ruled ssronger an
prices were advanced Sc. Then TIE 2 .zlg
eassd OF slightly anc CLOSED about .G55se aiEs
than yesterday. Receipts were l,79t.ooo t.Ishe15s
.hipments. s65.110 bushels.
Wheat-steAdy; cash. 95ssc: December, g {
C0rn-Firm; essh, 81 -; October. 5z3<e 4
Oats-Steady: cash, 2oss g26s. c, octo6er, =.
Rye-Firm. So
Barley Essy; &C.
Pork-Firm; cSs b. s10 1elI: Janrsry, tiaT.e
Iard-F I'm; ash. S6.75: Jaul;ErT. ss65a<.
short Tios-Firm: casa, s6.9.<y3 70: 5azTa
shoulder, 81 as.as. 80; short clear, s7.5oes g
short ribs, 3 ,I7.O5
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DTEING AND CLEANING.
GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING, CLEAN
~ Ing and repairing works, $40 Second street
w ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANER OF
w ladies' and gents clothing Fifth and James
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LEIeH = HUNT =-.....-..-..x...Pre President
$3.50 z BAILEY. Vice President
D. n BAXTER:. - cashier
COLUMBUS I. TYLER j. d iIOWWiNN i II
SEARS, VIM. r FISHER
WAssHINaTos SAVINGS BANK-INcoR
YEsLER BUILDING,
tVs Front street
sPer cent interest paid on Savings DeposiA
Per cent interest on s-months Certificates
8 Per cent interest on l2-months Certificates
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE
General Banking Business TrAnsacssa
BANKING HOURS:
10 q N 70 p. m; Saturdays 10 q N. to ] D. m
and 70 p N.
DEXTER HORTON 4 CO.. BANKERs.-
INCORPORATED 1887.
Capital $500 900
surplus. 100000
President .:.........."....W s LAID.
Wee. President. --..-....A A Denny Denny
GAhaser' -.s..'.....1N; u "a 1MEH
and ssD On Ne"
land, and various points in Wash
inston' oregon ana Blush
Sight bills Of exchange on London available elss-
where in Europe.
Bonds, stocks and other valuables received on do
posit for safe keeping.
Hw. wHEKIrn, PRES. w.sARsr. CASE
FRANK II. SUTTON, ASSISTANT Cashier
John Y. osrRASDER, vICE-rREA
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
D. T. DENNY. DIn10 Z. s MILLER,
6. p. STONE, JOHN Y. oSTRANpER
q. W. WHEELER
Corner Second and Marion Streets, Seattle. wash
RANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID Established on Pacific Coast 1887
CAPITAL paid up.................. ......s soooo11
ROVER 70 increase TO- lO,Voouo1
surplus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,0OoVoo
Interest paid on time depositx general banking
business transacted foreign exchanges bought
and sold drafts and teleeraphic transfers sold on
the Dank DrsncheE also IN New orE- Chicago
Canada and Hong .ong Deposits received SUD-
ject 70 check
NoIes issued by our British Columbia branches
redeemed st psr.
BRANCHES:
San Francisco, Cal. Portland. Or, Tacoma
Wash, Victoria Vancouver, New Westminster
Nanaimo and kamloops, B. c.
r LEA BARNES. .Nanaxer
DO YOUR
BANKING business
With the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
The only designated FINANCIAL AGENT ofths
United States in Seattle
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE
PAID up capital $Io0OOo
Surplus 4Z9,uoS
J. h MCS8AW.-...s.-.---. rtoeaoeut
MAURICE ScMICKES. VICE president
General banking business transacted
sight and teegrsphio exchange PAYABLE In al the
principal cities Of the United states
and EUROPE
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7 Il. PARSONS, l02 SEATTLE BLOCK
D.. Books OF public officials, corporations adj
Illustrators, firms and individuals examined,
cpened or closed. Statements made thsresroIn.
kav.ee given Partnership settlements, business,
correspondence and general agency conducted
Rse,ences furnished.
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PLATING.

DACIFIC RAILING AND PLATING COM
Il pany, manufacturers of iron fences. grille
work. bar brackets, ratings fancy iron work and
fire escapes: lowest rates; polishing and nickel
plating. l1S Onion street.
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GEORGE ". HALL, Acting Mayor.
Filed by me this 26th day of September, 1891.
h. W. MILLER. CtIy Clerk.
Published this Goth day of september, 1891.
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ABSTRACTORS.
ACCOUNTANTS,

Do0TH & HAN FORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
ID Incl Rooms 202, 204 and 206 Burke block.
cprner Second and Marion streets.
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se rcra ais mi
gf1nA ss.a death
tan eAase3 by In
ef ~ $50 1t Of =
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rsn ng N
YsssE suppcs
- - TO Ne
a *ss Sept.
Mae iden q
I'll pnfain
"a rains
M ST. Lc
as .a#N This Y
Fs9KE aud \
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PATENTS.

TT l. REYNOLDS. MECHANICAL ENGI-
I'll. neer and patent solicitor; late examiner u
patent Office: applications for patents prepared
and prosecuted; incomplete inventions perfected
Rom 81 sullivan block; 2. o. box 999. Seattle
Wash
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H<rRDREssING.

IoHx PARKINSON. ARcHITEcT-RooM 3.
j second hoor Seattle y ationsl bank block cor
.sr south Second and Yesler avenue, seattle,
Wash
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-30
THERE'S A BOY IN THE HOUSE

A su. IN the parlor a kite in the hall,
In the kitchen book, and a bat, and DALI,
On thu sideboapd q ship, on the bookcase hute
And hat for whose ownership mono couio d1s'
pute, =
AID out on the porch. CALAMITY prancing no
where,
A spirited hobby horse paws Mt the air; 49,,
And II well polished pie plate out there on 1he
shelf
Ncar the tall jell jar, which a mischievous elf
E;xnptied as slyly and MS slick as mouse,
Mikes it easy to see there's u boy i'll the mousse
A racket q rattle, u rollicking shout;
Above end below and around and nbout;
: A uhistling. pounding hamnering OF nails,
Y7se building of houses, the shaping OF Sails
Bntreaties for paper, for scissors for strlhg'
Sor every unfindnble, hothersome thing;
A bars, of the door, and dash up the stars,
I'm the interest of Cumbersome business affairs
And an elephant hunt for q bit of n mouse
Makes 1t easy to hear there's a boy in the mousse.
'Kut oh, If the toys were not scattered about
nd tho house never echoed to rachel ana rout;
II forever the rooms were all tidy and neat,
And one need not wipe after wee muddy 1eeG
81 NO one laughed out if the morning was red
And with kisses went tuInbling all tired TO BED
What a weariso1ne workaday world, don't you
esS.
For III who love little wild ladies 'twould be
And I'm happy to think, though shrink like
mouse
From disorders and din-there's boy in the
house.
North Add,nsriIle Times