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was so earnest that in 4 moment they all
set about to help me. a small boat was
lowered, lines were made fast to the dead
fish with block and tackle, and we hauled
him on deck. l then got butchers knife
from the cabin, and began to cut him open.
Look here, Tom y exclaimed the captain,
that's nonsense. Your lamps all smashed
to pieces. and if you get it out, it will never
be any good to you"
Il don't care for the lamp" l answered,
working away theoretically, "but an idea
has struck me. It's plain that this creature
had fancy for shining things. If he swal-
lowed lamp, there is no reason why he
should not have swallowed anything else
that glittered"
"Oho-" cried the captain, 'you think he
swallowed the bracelet, do you7" (
And instantly everybody crowded more;
closely about me.
l got out the lamp It's wires were sew.
cred as smoothly as if they had been cut by
shears. Then 1 worked On. Suddenly
there was cry from every man. Some
thing glimmered in the dark interior of the
fish. grasped it and drew it out. 1t was
not bracelet, but pint bottle, which
glimmered like glow worm. With the
bottle in my hand l sat upon the deck and
gazed ut II. l shook it. 1t shone brighter
a bit Of oiled silk was tied tightly over the
cork, and it was plain to see that it was
parity nleO WIN Il llPnt COLOrSU OIL, INTO
which a bit OF PHOSPHORUS had been
dropped, which on being agitated
FILLED THE BOTTLE WITH DIM LIGHT.
But there was something more in the bot
tie than phosphorus and oil. l could sec, q
tin tube, corked at each end, the exps6e6
parts Of the corks spreading enous hso pre-
vent the tin from striking the glsss. We
all knew that this was one Of those bottles
containing communication of iDme sort,
which are often thrown into thu sea and
float about until they are picked D.. The
addition Of the oil and phosphorusHas in
tended to make it visible by night aSsEeIL
as by day. and this was plainly the rsas0f
why it had been swallowed BY ight-loving
shark. 4
I poured out the oil and extracted II
tube. Wiping it carefully I drew out the
corks, and then from the little tin cylinder
pulled half sheet Of note paper rolled up
tightly. unrolled it and read these words:
Before jump overheard want to let
people know that l killed John Polhemus.
So have fixed up this bottle. i hope it
may ba picked IN In time TO keep jim Bar.
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with him all the morning, assuring him that
il would be the easiest thing in the world TO
ride a quiet, careful griffin, who would
assist him in every possible way to keep his
position, and to feel at ease, and the minis
ter had. furthermore, fortified and encour-
aged him by an excellent luncheon. COM
posed entirely of Cosmic beans, cooked and
prepared in many different ways. The
queen was pleased with his brave appear
ance. and gave him a silken scarf to wear as
a token Of her interest.
Now the sound OF great wings were
heard. and the griffin, swooping through
the air, came down to the ground in front
Of the royal boxes. Then, curling his tail
high over his back he informed Prince Alto
that he was ready to begin the act. With
out hesitation the young man stepped on
the back of the horny monster, and stood
upright, steadying himself by holding fast
TO the stifened tail.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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CHAPTER "

PR!NCE MO md TIE sIRENs
As Prince Alto approached the rocks, the
sirens, who had not seen a person upon the
lake that day, everybody having gone to the
show and the races, were greatly pleased
and animated, and they sung more sweetly
and touched their harps more melodiously.
Alto. who had given up all hopes of finding
d substitute, and expected every moment TO
hear the griffin rushing through the air in
quest Of him, thought he might as well en-
Joy himself while he had chance, and
rested on his oars as he listened to the
charming mUsir
But his did not suit the sirens. They
wanted hin 20 come nearer, so that his boat
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might be wrc,k cd upon the rocks. They
sung the most delightful love songs. in
which hey called him by name, and ten
Derby rcproached him for refusing them his
Delightful society. But Alto smiled and
shook his head lie had read about sirens
aud shlpwrecked sailors, and he was not
gong bc caught III their trap. But he
was quite willing 10 enjoy what might be
allied free concert, and 50 kept at Il safe
distance and listened with great satisfac-
ion.
After time the fair singers perceived
hat their songs would never lure this
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A Word in Season.

In handling any wire lying over any OF
the ordinary street wires, especially such
as convey currents for electric lighting,
use dry hand line for the purpose or
grasp the wire with insulated pincers. An
ordinary eloth.sline may become the con-
ductor Of deadly current. - Electric
pa~np
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subterranean well. was seized with de-
sire to explore this great hole running
down under the ordinary bottom of the
sea- l signalled to be lowered, and al
though my comrades We're much surprised
al such an order, they obayed, and down l
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The Weekly GAZETTE ssse;se sdver
tisement for Texas s8sss
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TAKE YOUR choice !;
And History, Seldom Erring,
Will Record You
Sage or Savage.

On the one side you have the old schools
OF medicine, born In obscurity aud reared
IN ignorance, with whom ma9iocrity
RANKS as genius and fosslliZed conserva-
tlsm Is the acme of wisdom They are the
product OF parched imagination and q
stunted intellect They are the result of
the dark ages and the thumbscrew. of
myth and mystery, Of astrologv and al
enemy. Their great boast is antiquity
but the title is disputed by Baalam's ass.
On the other side stands the Histoeentic
system OF medicine. Ii is the offspring of
modern thought. Of modern Investigation.
OF modern experience. IL is the result of
research, the triumph of reason. Like
Minerva, II sprang from the brain Of modern
Iupiter-scIence. Its challenge Is invests
cation. its passport Is truth. Which side
will win?
SEATTEE. Wash, June 9. 1s9f.
Our baby was very sick, and we tried
several physicians in turn. None of them
seemed TO know what the matter was She
couldn't stand; couldn't play; it was diff
cult for her TO get her breath; she had
choking spells from the time she was 4
months old; would choke every five min
utes during the night. and was subject TO
Commissions and muscular contraction
We bad about given up hope of her getting
well, when we took her TO DR.. Jordan. and
IN very short time she commenced TO i'm
prove, until ali these symptoms have dis
appeared entirely. and she has not had
sign OF them for some time.
Ii gives me great pleasure to make this
statement, so that others who have chit
dren that are i'll may know where TO take
them for treatment.
MRS. CHARLES r. BRYEMAN,
Third ST., between Bell and Blanchard.
SEATTLE. WAsHrNeToS,l
April 20, 1891.
Three years ago my son was taken sick
with pneumonia, which left him with
terrible cough. He got gradually worse,
and continually expectorated pus. We
Travelled around in different parts of Cali
fornla with him, consulting doctor after
doctor. None of them could do him any
good. He got so very bad that after COM
ing to Seattle we had half dozen promi-
nent physicians here in town TO see him.
They said his left lung was all gone and
that he could not possibly live. Hearing
OF Dr. Jordan We sent for him. He came
up and pronounced it bad case. but said
he thought he could pull him through all
right He commenced TO pick up right
away, and In couple Of months was able
to go to work.
We cannot be thankful enough to DIR.
Jordan for what his medicines have done
for my dear son. We now use nothing
but the Histogenetic medicines in case of
sickness. HANNAH JOHNSTON,
2,026 Second street, Seattle, Wash.
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PAUL Il. Dc CHAILLU.
The First white Man Who Saw the
Gorilla and the Pigmies-
Philadelphia Press.


He sits in a big chair on the yersnda,
slowly writing, busily thinking. A little
man, scarce five feet three inches: very
slender, with shoulders rounded somewhat
by years of study. His head is nearly
bald. and his well-groomed mustaehe is
quite gray. One might consider him, at
first glance, clubman who has taken life
easily, who exists with little 10 do. who
expects to die AT the proper time with due
regard for good form and dignity. But
look more closely at that figure, which GER
tainIy weighs less than lbs pounds. 1t is
well knit; the chest is deep and rounded
like barrel. The neck is short. muscular;
the skin, literally bronzed in color. is
thick, and in it are countless seams and
creases. The eyes, too-ah, no dilettante,
no languid cluoman, ever shot glances OF
chained ire as leap from those hazel eyes
surrounded by strange circles OF the
faintest blue!
That man. though so slight. went into
equatorial Africa when a lad of Is; before
he had the first dswning of mustache on
that upper lip he had discovered and shot
and captured goriilas. He fearlessly in
vaded the land Of the African cannibals
he shot elephants and bloOdy-jswed Loop
ards when other boys Of his age were pre-
pairing for college. Since then he has dis
coversG the pigmies, and hundreds of
animals, birds, nshes; he has fought wild
men, more terrible enemies than any wild
beasts; he has driven reindeer thousands
of miles in the Land OF the Midnight sun,
and has been courted by monarehs and
princes the world over.
Paul Il. Du Chaillu.
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rally. many stocks closing 81 the best prices OF
the week First prices were generally from 4
20 = Der cent bef;ar than lsst evenings nguress
euE pressure was brought 20 bear In early
trading which knocked sugar OF psr cent
Then al upward movement began Burlington
rose per eeat from the loves. fgurs and the
rest OF tie list followed closely The upward
movement was again checked, bat the best prices
were wei preserved. and there was no reaction.
The market closed dull, bus Grn st about thu
top prices. Final changes show material adj
vances IN many cAse& Burlington Ii up ia.
Western Union IL, Atehison, C. C. C. & 81
Louis, Chicago gas, and Louisville & Nashville
each IA, and Northern Pacific prsserrsd per
cent
Government bonds-DrlL
Pesrolsum-Clossd at g.
MONEY AND KxcHANaM
Money on eaIl-Easy: closed, offered &C z
Prime mercantile paper-S1<6 G75< Sterling co.
change-Steady: 60 day bills, fAs4a.S do
uand, Sls6s2 Bar silver, 1905
e. 8. As, coup. / 1sz<PEciHo ss......-..a 10
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DR.. BOWMAN 6 CO.'S
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DISP ENSARY,
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT STREET,
SEATTLE, WASH.

These wel-known and reliable specialists treat
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American continent As surgeons they are
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Sleep essness, Sloomlness Depression of SpiritR
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ness. permanently and speedily cured
Ali SEXUAL DEFoRMfTIES and impadi-
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, Syphilis CON-
pletely eradieated without the of mercury.
scrofula Erysipeias Blofches EruptIons, Eczema
Acne, Ulcers. Pimplss, Pains I'm the Head and
bones, etc. permanently cured when others have
failed.
URINARY, Kidney ana Bladder Troubles
Weak Back, Burning Urine, Frequency of Uri-
mating Urine High Colored with Milky Sedi-
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STRUCTURE cured In from fifteen to twenty
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION.


SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-The market for sum
mer fruits was in q bad way this morning, and
overloaded with poor quality of the eomnoner
varieties. The prices were low. Peaches and
apricots were offered as low as Is cents per box
with no takers. All other descriptions were
weaker and the demand was light CsnReries
are overstocked, closing temporarily even this
outlet for working OF the accumulation of the
surplus. Vegetables came in heavily again,
and prices were weak with trade dull
Cucumbers and squash are still drug in the
market an1 NO offers refused. Onions are weak,
Potatoes are unchanged and cleaning up slowly
as ever Prices elsewhere are steady. The
dairy produce market is easier oil around High
prices have created good demand for picked
roll and Eastern butter. Store eggs are coming
in in very poor condition, and are neglected for
Eastern. Choice ranch eggs very scarce
Cheese is lower. The produce markets were
quiet this morning and prices generally easier
The wheat market is fairly active and
quotations are unchanged Shipping grades are
in fair demand 81 <l.56Gl571& per cent for
good TO choice shipping. Feed barley is weak
and lower, with = downward tendency. sup
plies are heavy and demand is light Oats and
corn are vuiet and prices wesk. Bran aud mid
dlings are lower. Ground barley is also lower
Hay is in heavy supply and prices are weak
STOCKS OF WHEAT.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. The stocks OF wheat
IN RlA L1G cali OoaFQ warehouses August
aggregated 5000 TONS as against a, GOO tons on
August l, ls9o. Total sales of wheat on call
during the month of July amounted to II6.o)0
tons The American ship Shenandoah cleared
for HsyTe yesterday, with the largest cargo of
wheat on record, being 1l2,000 csntals, valued a.
$4,000.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce rsoei pts-Flour, 1000 quarter sacks:
wheat f6,Gs eeRtalS: barley. 1900 eentsls: oats
200 eeatals; poJstoes, 400 SACKS: bran, 400
sacks: Eiddings, 90 sackS; hides, i,uO0; wine,
$500 gallons.
Flour-FarniIy extra, fLso(G5 FER bbI: bakers
extra, 81 99I4 70; superhue, $550tss3.S0.
wheat-sL55 per GENITAL for better class export
grades.
BArley-Feed si15
:, oa.s sl.5esl.571l per GENITAL for old, and
Cofn-Largs yellow, 81 7stf1 80; small yellow,
sI.slggl s2l@; white, 500 sss2l23s.
Noos-Sprias,s footnl4l, per pound, l6GlSc,
N0rther isTz2cs southern, SIX months, l3gl5c;
Nevada. l5tdlSc, oregon valley, 22s25c; Eastern,
light, lh,g2Ue; Eastern. heavy, ESi5e; southern
lambs wool, ss9lle-
Optf1:ls-CalI board sales: Wheat, buyer 1891
sI6iIs5eI 6Il<; closing. sLsIl4; buyer season,
81 65s. El.f,Jt4 closing 81 81 .6sf4,
BaFIsy-Buyer lssla fl.l7i sol. is}s; closing st
sl.l715; buyer SEASON. $l-1&gL-o5z. eloslng CO
3lL32.
FINANCIAL
Drsfss-Sights, I5c; telegrsPhie, 2oc Sterling
biils-Bank. {4S5& sight, AsTs4: commercial,
sis41s silver bars, go sc,esl. Mexican dollars,
~ CSC.
NrxTSs STOCKS
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err NOTICES.

-.--or or DELEGATES CONCURRENT
I4oSs.n1,,.+srn M 10.-Be II resolved by the eify
esI 81 tire city sf seattle oy eoncenren. asi,1a
81 Des 2 49, usase 70 said city council By Fred Z
ron - ~ Il. ue.ftson 70 said city council, dated
jsy ~ ISL and "a s stS BE- ,si q ' Construct
e1ce ~ - - eIeefrsc street railway along ana
ssa ~ ssssa.Fnx desgnated route In TIE CITY Oh
esaslle. to-x.a 4 south Fffsh and Main streets
.ss.,rss soafh on Fifth street 20 Jackson
Es@. sberee east On jackson street 70 Sous
stree. s-..h seventh street from Alkad0s street
qSeetl :. ,r.ef. thence east en- Charles stfret 20
49, F,shs street Again AZ tue lntefses.soh %
srat street ard Hind s.rss.' sh on on sad
rss sfr.ef 20 Collar street. thea1cs soesn v" sA"
per csf.s - ssrsef to the city init
og# - N seattle does by this concurrent
I'll o. ne - .-utne that franchise 10 construct
1870 street railway along ana uton me
- route IL the city OF seattle should
Be sTaniea al q, rsr<e notice OF said applica-
hereby eIss 80 ,s.,.r,f}on 60 be published for ten
IT, = ie city Official ns~spapefs ~ me eSpeAss
q said apFisez1ns ,s~ which the city council Pro-
route 80 -rsnf aid anchise and such notice 70
iesr On the part sfss 81 y -, !"
fssncni,e 70 a. highest sum for said franchise
vac VII 49, r aid franchise 20 be IN accordance
1he 1islalns of the city charter ia relation
with the = q The beard OF public works. SO far
e ctas nav be applicable. provided that
Sue . ssssseH n1ay reject any and All SUCH nsds
the c1s ..<.se 10 grant franchise for any part OF
arc ~ far which said application Was made,
sssa 49, srh bid mssf be accompanied By eerfi-
- 1907 payable 70 the order Of the city comp
f res<s sra1rt bid and the amount of said check
81 ~ fsrfsifed and paid 20 said city In case the
sreessfal bidder shah fai 70 pay the amount ot nis
Sd within thirty days sie' 'ne Accep'Anee u 'ls
Asop.ed by the house Of delegates this 3oth day
ssa4s' 1os President House Of Delegates.
xSorfsd BY the beard OF aldermen this 30th DAY
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An Intensified Curiosity.

what nonsense is there2" he asked, as
he looked over her shoulder 81 the paper
she had in her hand. some fool dress
pattern. suppose"
NO" she replied. It's a diagram Of
the pitcher's curves in baseball"
"Lemme see it as soon IS you ges
through, will you2"
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NIHE SUPERIOR COURr OF THE STATE
ss,ss Ashingten Cor the county of King. On pro
Citation A-N~As EAS4ao MINORS 70. i,s&f,
sster psss .ens interested in the petition herein
hervb.F go ~ the state II Washington Won are
named sgr+r,a 70 o ana appear eefore the above
lsasfre fh=reoF :, WI, IN pr bate. the proner
la. 4srrrt,s, sAe court room % said court prt-
e<aftls in 80 ~ he court a1se Ia the ,ity OF
ser:ensfer ssl =, en Tuesday The hrSt siay OF
- 49, a osse, can be heard then ana tnsrs
b. aspanrs,i snsr,s. sn.a T Morrow should not
Jennie Rvna ana - - ne Persons and estates az
w wi " ss p sS en-, ms cav asd in sad eoart
80 .suses, ne fton / J I4oh,enhary t,,.4-., 49,,
80 superior court and ire s.s.i 80 lu1ss on our
s1aea tbs Isl day Of August isai 0'ni' hereto
ceenty ,,,srk - t-,- ". b SPENCER.
sAld superior court NAAci1 cSesk OF
- X l. DAVIS, Deputy Clerk
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA


THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
is the line To take to all points East and
South. 1t is the pINISscAR ROUTE Il
runs through vestiouied Trains every
day Ia the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
NO change of earsa
Composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room sleepers " latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that be constructed and IN which &C
commodatsons are both FReK and furnished for
holders Of FIRST or seeond-class tickets and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A continuous line connecting with sill lines. az
fcrding direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured In
advance through any agent of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To ard nom all points In Anierica, England and
Europe be purchased a. any ticket Office of this
COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE A. FOLLOWS:
For ST. Pau and East, 6;l5 q n, and 200
Portland and South e;l5 and $40 a Ia and
Fer Olympia e:l5 a m. aud 200 p m
For Anacortes and North. s;lo a m and
400 p. m
For Montesano and Grsy's Hsrbor, ESQ an
For Tacoma and local, si5 and $50 a m;
l2:2o, 200. 5:25 and $40 p IN.
TRAINS sRRrvE
From 81 Paul and East ll:5s m and
From Portland and the south, $40 a. m, 4;l5 and
ESQ =. n
from Olympia. 2;45 and las y. m.
From Montessno and Gsays Haroor. AIS q.
Prem AnacOrtes and North. 1910 and $500 p. NJ
Prom Tacoma and local s:45, 1859 a N ana
2:45 AIS. S:45. HAS q. m.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and ST.
Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, elegant
CAY coaches finest palace dining cars between Sc
attic. Tacoma aud Portland direct DAILY service.
Fun information concerning rates, time Of trains
routes and other details furnished applcs-
ten
A. Y. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen Pass AT,
III First -. cor. " Nshtngton. Portland. Or.
A. CHLL6kRG, City Passenger and Ticket Agent
southeast corner Iesler avenue and Commercial
street Olympic block seattle wash
!. A SADEAU. General A lent and Depot Ticket
Agent, Seattle depot. foot Of Third street
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CAUTION-The Histogenetic Me-
cines are sold in bat one agency In each
town The label around the bottle bears
the following inscriptions: "Dr. ]. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device 10 q fraud.
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: : : : : . >
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.

GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty-four hours goods ana
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: b. rail-NoEthern Pa
CHE, go tons; Columoia & Puget Sound, Is tons;
water-U mrtilla, 1850 tons; Gsrmania I5lso
tons: Puget Sound i Alsska Steam
ship Company's boats, 40 tons; City of
Topeka 30 tons; Mabsl, - tons: J. Z. Mcdonald.
50 tons: Waseo, 10 tons; Buckeye, 8 tons; Mutt
nomah, tons; Bailey GatZsrt, tons; Glide, 3
tons; Grace, 3 tons; A. 4. Robinson, tons; De-
troit, tons: 5. u. Renton, tons. Total ship
ments. Ass tons-
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE EEcEIPTs
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: BY rail-Northern Pacific,
$50 tons. Columbia & Puget sound, Il tons:
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern, I64 tons. By
water-City OF PGebla, Go tons; Henry Bailey,
40 tons; Bailey GsEzsrt, tons Total receipts,
l 400 taus
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the residence of Ex-Mavor
YeSler, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription ALSO
lutely FREE
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system
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rorIcE or AssEssMESr ROLL ZOE THE

x~oT1cE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE
IN year A D 1891.
sftie fsr The year A. d. 1891 with certificate OF
= esyrfcf ness signed by the city assessor, which
- roll q roll OF all the real and personal prop
~ within the city taxable for state or county
sr>-oses with true valuation thereof. has been
rr,essed TO the undersigned as city clerk and hIed
Is nv af7ice As such clerk. received by me this
Trs eay Of July. A. u. 1891; and,
whereas the BOARD Of equalization, a. required
h fBe freeholders charter, has been appointed;
nerefnre.
Notice is hereby given that said board Of equaii-
tinn VIII meet In the chamber OF the board OF al
serueu. Ia the city OF Seattle, Monday. August
IA A. D. 1891. TO hear and determine ali COM
riElnfs respecting the va uation OF property fixed
81 the assessor In such roll Said board Of equalf
szslon viii meet at 10 O'Clock OF said day and
remain In session, with an hours intermtssson AZ
noon, unsil o'clock p. m Of said day. and so on
from asy 70 day for the period Of two weeks from
said August 10, A. b. 1891.
II. W. MILLER.
Clerk Of the City Of Seattle
Date Of hrst pubcation, July 81, A. ID. 1891