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Deeds Recorded in tho Auditors One
Yesterday

Deeds Recorded in tho Auditors Once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I. 1893.
ars$s,si2i7L There were fled for record yester.
day a6 deeds, the considerations aggrega.ing
s21, 79z. Following is the list as furnished by
Osborne, Tremper Co. abstractors OF titles,
ll6 Cherry street. between Front aud Second:
S. r Green to r. W. Green. M lot T. sec IS. 2:
s r Green to c. q Green. ~ lot 4. sec IS "a.
r 6. Bart to Anna s,idi. part sec =. Is. 6.
Rel. I. 4 7. CO; toe: L Olson. lots - and II.
". /. Llvesley to ". l. Robb, part sec 30. .. g.
$50
Michael ponIan to John croshsrs. part lot 1.
G. L. De sleigusr to I. r. Do steisusr. lot 8.
block 90, Denny's Park, u.9Jl
J. R. Donshus to 6. !. DE stsisusr. lot 8. block
Gould & whitworth to A. Burrow, lot l..
block !, Canal aud other lands. C.l5o.
l. Lodge to W. Fl. Llewsiiyn. iots II. IL. block
/. IL Craver 70 s r. Bsrssiord. lo,s in Kirk
land, 5000
R. ". Jones to :. 9; Sanders. ioss 10 to ii.
Rel. /. & /. Co. 20 J. Cow. lots Is to i6, block
/ A, Glow 70 3. Russsr. lots Is to L. block
". E. Nadesa 20 l. A. NsdsAu, lot Is. block IS,
Robesou's add. $2,uN
Geo. Ysnk to l. $ Purvis. lots Is, "a. block /.
Louisville. 1eia
L, IIlIivo TO NJ F. 7. Graham, par, sec :, 20.
4. .5J0.
F Z. sander. inc, 10 N. Mel.us. part soc IA,
-, & $500.
II c Hay TO ". w. Putnam ct al, 10: q, block
s. Gilman Park. $50
T. & sander TO NJ. McAuerswa. lot 9. Beacon
Place, $40
A. Pa.rnherg to 8 q. Yates. IL acres on Lake
sHmmamish. H.0ta
A PalInosrg 30 " +. Yates, s2-loo acres In 10.
.. 6 sAl
wv. Rinehsr. 20 A. /. sitton. lot 4, block IS.
Goa 81 u add. s..
A. |. Sitton 10 T. A. Cushing, lot T. BLOCK ID
Com st VI add. S..0o9
". Y. R;nehsrt to John Cransfown. lots >
6, block 9, Com 81 8 u adj, 81
JOAN Cranstcwu 20 Z. X Lord, lcts Z, ., D.
hook 2, Com 81 Al add. 500.
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NOTICE TO sTOcKHoLDERs.

ITO THE STOC kHOLDEE- OF THE TsLA Nj
L Nsvigsfioa CoapAny-Yog Are HEREBY not fed
shAs there will ba special citing Of the stocx-
holders OF the Island Navigation company az Hac-
deld's wharf IN thu CITY Of Seattle Klnx county.
Washington, On The .ta cay Of Al phi. lssS at
O'Clock .. n.
reference 20 amending the articles OF iaccf2crn-
,ion = ss 10 increase The number ef trustees from
two three sat $50 Zoe the purpose of taxing sc-
uaa Il reference 10 {. NJ the by-kvs os said
corporation n the particular " osHcsGS ghe pew
ers ana duties OF the respective oferrs u cor
poraIsca Done By order OF the president
4 TAfBDI Secretary.
nases ,his Slss day 81 March. issl
ksAIs-s, " ash, AATcA 81, lssA
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TRADE AND SHIPPING

Ranch eggs have advanced and sso now cold
By tobbers ct q 70 Is csnta per dossn. This II
the usual feature Of the sgg market Just before
Easter, when they are in great demand. The
supply 10 always rather limited aud the demand
greatly increased. The high prices VIII prob.
ably not continue after Easter Sunday.
Lard 10 quoted . little weaker. Smoked meats
have not yet felt the movement bus slight d.
cline may b expected within . lev days.
The price Of Ill grains remain unchanged, but
corn 10 nrmss.
The supply Of California vegetables sxcspt
green pes and asparagus = nearly exhausted at
the wholesale and commission houses, and evsa
thee articles are not over plenty.
Wheat continues inactive with nominal auo.
taftons the came - last reported. The 5000
ousheis In the grain warehouse II being held
Tor higher figures than the export market A.
fords at present A gentleman who 10 entirely
familiar with the wheat situation said yesser.
day that one reason for the present inactivity
In this state was because in many places banks
hsd advanced money on the wheat owned BY
farmers 70 IN amount greater than the wheat
viii bring at present prices. This being the
case and the farmers having the money they are
not ali anxious to move the grain until prices
are better.
oKIPMHNTs AND 1IcIfPTa
During the past twentyfour hours produce
and merchandise have been shipped from and
received ct the port Of Seattle in the following
quantities:
Tbaa
Shipments By rail and water. ............. I.l50
Receipts By rail and water. ..........-.... $40
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NOTICE TO CONTkACTORS.

DLANs FOR STATE NORMAL BUILDING
l. The trustees Of the State Normal school, at
EllensburH, Wash, arc now ready to receive plans
for . normal school building to be erected 1t FL
plans before IL o'clock noon. on April a.. 1898.
Building to cost $50 90 to consist OF not less
than fifteen rooms for class rooms. library. music
room, laboratory, auditorium, Offices for principal,
teachers and trustees Each plan to be accompa-
Med by one perspective drawing without embe-
lishment or landscape. floor plans. four eisva-
lions and one sectional view. The trustees re-
serve the right to REJECT any and all plans All
competitive plans should be sent to Fred ".
Agate. secretary Of board, Ellensburg, Wash
W. h ABRAMS, President
DIR. 7. J. NEWLAND.
FRED W. AoATz Secretary.
NOTICETO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposals
IN viii be received by the board of county COM
missioEers Of King county. Washington. At the Of
nee OF the county auditor In Seattle Wash, until
noon of Wednesday, April IL, 1893. for the erec-
ton and completion OF the new county almshouso
farm south OF the city Of Seattle, according to the
plans, specifications and detail drawings Of the
same prepared by w. A. Ritchiet architect. which
said plans. etc. will be on lo In the architects Of
nee In rooms ~. 80 and 81. Union block. Seattle.
WASH. on and after Monday. March 20 1898.
Each proposal must be accompanied by . certi-
ned check on some local bank in the sum Of nve
thousand dollars (e5. OO0l, made payable to the
treasurer OF King county, WASH. - guarant tee OF
good faith on the part Of the said bidder.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by such certified check.
The board Of county manufacturers reserve the
right 10 reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the board Of county commissioner
Of King county. Washington. ,,c,,~,
County Auditor and Ex-onicio Clerk Of the Board
ofCounty com missioners.
Dated this l1th day OF March, 1898.
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A Mnry.vife Contractor Missins.

MARysvILLK. March sL-fSpecial. will
lam Deitz, contractor On the new school
house. eashed 81 900 warran, at Everett
on Tuesday and has fed. His family went
north on the same day. His bondsmen
are looking for him.
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DAC1t10 NAVIGATION CONPANYA
BoaeA East time FOR Snohomish, Everett and
Tacoma
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON win
leave Everett daily. except Sunday. - = n. tor
Seattle
Leave Seattle for Tacoma, IL n
Leave Tacoma for Seattle, p m
Leave Seattle far Everett. l:15 p. -
Leave Everett for Seattle, 6:&A p ~
Leave Seattle fof Everett. $50 d =.
SUNDAY TRIPA
Leave Everett for seattle. 3 q m
Leave Seattle for Tacoma. IL 80 q. =.
Leave seattle for everett, $50 p. m
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY will leave
Seattle for Snohomtsh Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays At a m: calling 1t Muckilseo. East and
West Everett And Lowell
Headquarters in seattle. City DOCK. foot Of Main
street
E. J. RATHBoNE, Agent
FRANK WATERHOUaE. General Manager.
Tacoma
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and were hesitating at . branch Of the
road. deliberating whether they would 60
to their Uncle Caihoun's ranch or to their
Uncle Young's ranch, at Sumner.
l!After they were arrested Peterson identi-
fed them as the persons who had attached
him, his identification being principally
BY means Of their clothes.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKGTS.
eAN Francisco, March 3l.-No markets today
on account Of holiday.


New YORK, March 3l.-No markets: holiday:
CHICAGO, March 3L--Board of trade closed on
account of holiday.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, March 3l.-Cat,ie-Reeeipts, COCO:
Market active and steady: top steers, S. 100
SIS, no extras on sale: medium and good $500
O. 80; Others, 81. 1904 20; Texans, 81 5o0G44
Hogs-keceipts. 1900; market slow and $50
zoe lower; common and mixed. g. 2Sa6 IS;
prime heavy aud butchers weights, t6SG0a IS;
light, $s5og665.
sheep-Receip:s, 6.ooo; market strong: ma
tives. &Aoss5 %; clipped Texans. $s9004so:
WessernE, S. l5S1a7u.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
-CONDCCTkD BY
DrS. Merrill 81 Merrill.


DrS. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The most widely aud fAvoraoiy known spsciaiis.s
on the Pacific Coast The doctors are regular grad
uates from the Cnivsrsiy Of the City OF New ! orb
New York, aud their long sxpssisace, re mar kaolc
skill ana universal success In the treatment and
cure OF Chronic diseases entite these eminent
physicians to the full confidence Of the snlctsd
everywhere
80 matter what your complaint, oonsult the~s
euccessful specialists, who able to effect cures
In many cases that have been pronounced no pel.sA
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and sue
MANENTLY Private BLOOD AND skIN
DISEASES, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX
UAL DISORDERS, PfLEH, FlSrULA AND
RECTAL ULCERS. eYPHILIk 0ONORRH0A
0LEET, Spermatorrh0A. Seminal Weakness Lost
Manhood, Night Emtssions, DecAyed Facuitses
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Catarrh, Bronchitis
A.shm., Tpnor, 6rnpSions SAT- Eheum and
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured without
pain or detention from business and cures gua'an-
tsed
AZ dsformi.Iss and impsdimsnts 70 marriage
a CxRTAIN AND Positive CURE for the
awful enscts Of early vics and She hume. Gus evils
that follow In its train.
LONG experience. with unparalleled success. 10
ohe best evidence OF . doctors skill.
DI0eA0E9 OF WON EN- also Ieceive special
attention Consult personally the OLDEST and
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast. or write. sending stamp. Consultation
me- and confidential fremont Block Ga
8Rono street. Seattle.
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CLEARING HOUSE KErURNs.

NEW York. March 2A-Bradssreefs publishes
; the following report OF clearing house returns
for the week ended March 80, showing the Per
centages of increase or decrease a. compared
with corresponding period of 1892:
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LIMITED STATES MAR-HAL'S SALE-
u United States OF America, district CT " ASKING
tea, Northern Glytsi0n. tase No 6tu.
ky virtue Of wriI Of ven6itioni expoaas 20 me
directed. issued from the above en:iied court, At
the suit IF Ae United states a.nst 100 nye-,Ae!
tins ~ opium ga comm handed TO sell the said
100 nve;ael tins OF opium In accordance with .
decree dsteS a, seattle. Washing ton. March 20.
lssS, pronounced in sast court: hereby give puo-
lie ut8ce that on the I'm day OF April, is2S, al
the hour OF o'caoek "a he afternoon OF the same
day. the Uaited states custom house ia the city
OF Port townsend, IN he said district. VIII sell
.he saAt 100 fvetsei tins OF opium 10 the highest
and les; bidder for cash, payable time o. -
THOMAS Il BROWN. . Marshal
Ey IL A. ksGEIow. Deputy
RafaA Mach Il lSQ3
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA DIVISION

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KIN0sToN.s
e:VO amiLvl MI. . Ta0oma. -. 10 Al 6:lt am
1918 pmLvI 2SE seattle. e2lLvi 500 an
1:90 pmiLv 72Pt Townsend 31LvI1l:ze pm
A:30 mArIll0t. Victoria ...l NILvI $3.50 pm
etsamers -City Of Xtngsten'' and "City q eeat'
tie" make connections ct Port Townsend for pas.
ssagsn going from BsllinghAm bay points to Vie
torta and return
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LIMITED STATES MARSHALS SALE
- United States Of America, District OF Wash.
ington Northern division case No. 603
Ky virtue of a writ OF venditioni exponas to me
directed, issued from the above entitled court At
the suit OF the United States, against 200 fvetae
tins u opium. l Am commanded to sell the said
200 nye tael tins OF opium In accordance with q
decree dated at Seattle, Wash. March 90, 1898.
pfonoun Ice, Ia ss,u sou.S ! he.eny , eve pubic
hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon of same day. a..
the United states custom house in the city Of
Port Townsend, in the said district viii sell the
said zoo hve-tael tins of opium to the highest
and bess bidder for cash, payable at the time Of
sale THOMAS Y. BROWN, u. 3. Marshal
BY II. A. BrsrLow. Deputy.
laSeA March 22 lAQ2
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PACIFIC R.R-

E00nan Qespans Can, xlagnm ~ 0seaAee
- 0neeo Palace Dinlng Gers 6otvoon 0oaasle q
faal 81 Chicago without eAAAgA Ceanec4aana
~ I'll peints IN the Ualssd staass anA Canada
. o1DIc1AL Txl10 cAnD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1st, 1854.
saAus EnAvD sHAxxLns
Per d Paul and East-lo:2S p n.
xoe epok.ne-S:20 P n: and 1o:as p -
For olynp.s-s:ls 4 n anA osls q n
Fer MontesAno and Ocos1A-0;l6 Z n.
For Tacoma-S:l5, 6:lS q m 12:01. S:3o. o:oA
For .s sao s Taus end North p..a-s.as
For sumas anA AnAeestss--o:lG q -
For 0noAomtsA anl 0stcAeu-o:1S Z q. ~
ass p m
TRAINS AB1IvB AZ sHArxxA
Prom D. Paul aad Ee1t-ll:2S p. N.
From epokAno-l0:3S n. and HISS = -
Tfe0 Portland ard SoutA-SsS0 p =. anA 11soS
IN
F 1s@ %sos.::.o ass o. sea IS
From Tacoma-1l:9Ss o:46 aAa 1855 q -
o:0o. GcSo o:l0 and HISS p N
From 0soQualmie Falls and NogtA 3oAA-Ss3o
From eumas aaA Anaeorsss-6:9o1 =.
From snoAomlsA and 0steAsu-20sS6 . - ~
AAILDoAD AND oTBAlGsHy1 T7eKI1D -
ALL PoIhTs In THE WoRLA
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LEGAL NOTTCE1.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: NOTICE Is
1898. Albert Sadosky, Of Ballard precinct, King
county, Warrington. under and by virtue Of sec
lions 2335 TO 2543 inclusive, Of Hills Code, did
take up an estray to-wft: A heller Of light-red
color. hAving two small white spots the right
side and horns about seven inches long and being
about IN years old. and due notice thereof having
been given to George Weber, the next nearest JUS
tice Of the peace. and notice published and pro-
c.edings taken as required BY law. and the owner
OF said estray having failed to appear and maxi
out his title thereto, now. therefore.
Notice is given that the undersigned will sell
said animal at the request OF the finder At public
auction TO the highest bidder in front Of the Office
of George Weber. Esq. Justice Of the peace. Bal
lard precinct. In Ballard, WASH. the 9Th day of
April. 1893, 1t the hour Of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. GhOkGE SHIELDS.
Constable Ballard Precinct. King County, Wash
Dated Ballard, Waah-, March %, 1879
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
~ United States OF America, District Of WASH
fng:on. Northern division. Case No 604.
BY virtue OF writ of venditionf exponas to me
directed. issued from the above entitled court: at
the suit OF the United states against 100 fve-tael
tins of opium, 1 am commanded to sell the said
100 iive-;ael tins Of opium in accordance with .
decree dated at seattle, Wash March 20. 1898,
pronounced In said court; 1 hereby give public
notice that on the Eth day of April, 1898. at the
hour OF O'Clock in the afternoon OF the same day,
At the United states custom house in the city Of
Port Townsend. in the said district will sell the
said 100 fvetaei tins OF opium 10 the highest
asd best bidder for cash. payable at the time Of
sale THOMAS X. BROWN, l.. = Marshal
By Fl A. bIsELow. Deputy.
Da,eS March zS 1898.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
~ United states of America, district of Washing
ton. Northern division Case No sos.
BY virtue OF = writ Of venditioui exponas to me
direct d issued from the above entitled court, at
the suit of ,hs United states against 100 fve-tae
tins Of opium an commanded 10 sell the said
100 hve-tael s.ns o. opium in accordance with a
decree dated at seattle, Washington. March 20.
ls93. pronounced IN said court. hereby give pub.
lie aotice tia, the 7rh day II April. 1898, At
the hour Of O clock in the afternoon OF same day
al the United States custom house 10 the civ Of
Port townsend. in the said district. VIII sell the
said 100 fvetaei tins of opium 20 the hiChes: and
bss, bidder fer casa. payable ~ the time OF SAFE.
THOMAS X BROWN, e. >. Marshal
By II. 4. Barlow Deputy.
nafeI March rs 1919
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epoka6e on NonSays Wednesdoys ma fTidav1
connect same AftsFnoOa as Northpoet with steamer
for Trail Creek Robson, Nelson 6alfour. Pilot Bay
arriving from the north on those days win 90 a.
Ioctly through 70 Spok ane. arriving ct g. 50 q m,
Daily service via this line viii commence about
April 10th. when passeagsrs viii 60 through the
namo dAv.
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0UIck mn 10 IAN yRANoIsoo
AaA IN Dsinhh
CALIFORNIA
Va Ne NJ Shasta rsuss q -
soUTz1RH PACIFIC coxHAxx
ne only route
IX10veK CAIx1oR1IA
Teal psia6.
EAST AND SOUTH
I'm oozHTo 1oUxE OF EHn PACIFIC coAsA
Ass.uss. sskss y l.. Aas:.ss s.a rssun ~.
Seattle ee7.2A
PUILa1AN BUFFET sLx11nAA
PULLMAN sEcoNDcI.Ass sLxzr1Na CARA
Attached 70 express trains aaordius supsrtss -
eennodasiens for second-elass peassassrA
Fer rates. tickets, sleeping car rssszvassaA
g etc. call upon or addfeO
r.ss a. D:s.s: 49,.
4 r RooERA Assistant Gsnsral Trslshs ~
Passenger Agent Portland. Or.
CRxAT xoRraERs RAILWAY LINE
esass,s 4 Montana Railway Fairhsvsn 4 seusAssn
RAILROAD, New W estninsteI = southern
Railway.
Ep1D CARD IN EFFECT JULY II. 1854
10 AND FROM
1vvssts Marysvnle stanwooA. M ves.sn. yair
haven. New Whatcsm. Blaine aad
South Westminster.
TRAINS leavs Seattle passenger. ......... Csc .
rrsas s;iivS ssas,i:. p::::as:i:.:..::: sss n
900 = N
Through cars between Seattle ana South West
0inster connecting with electric line hf Ven
is WILSON. Agent
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AIEAMERO.
EVGY On THD sTLYEAs
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Il enc hour and twenty-five minuesA
TN STEAMER ~FLYERs
Having been rebuilt II the finest paessngee
steamer on the Sound. Regular daily and sunday
Glps. Seattle Tacoma route. - follows:
TAKING ErrEcT
THURSDAY. SERTEHBER II
Leave Seattle $50 q m. l:S0 ,. n. aad 600 , N
tharp Daily except Sunday.
I. Leave Tacoma 80 = M. 1850 q - end Sic
= n. sharp Daily except Sunday
SUNDAY TNIpDk
Leave Tacoma q n. and p m shaSA
Leave Seattle $50 . m and p. n. sharp
Landing at N. p. wharf, Tacoma, and Ceams.
eiai dock. foot Of Marion street. Seattle
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-01
NEW USE FOR THE BICYCLE.
A Boaton Genius Makes 1t Garry o Fire
Extiu0uisfer.

A boaton Genius Makes 1t Garry o Fire
Extinguis1ier.
Boston has discovered now line of
usefulness for the bicycle. Some in
ventive genius, says Hardware, has
fitted a wheel with u small chemical
tank and q fire ak, with which expert
mcnts are now going on ut the house
of ladder company in South Boston.
One of the bicycle houses of that city
fitted up a machine of this sort some
time ago and sent it to the worlds
fair to be placed in it's exhibit, and the
machine at South Boston is the second
one of the sort ever tried. The captain
of the ladder. company says that the
practical value of the experiment could
not be estimated at present. The ma
chine is being tried by one of his men,
who is a watchman and for whom it
was made.
1t is a ladies' light roadster with
cushion tires, and with it's whole outfit
weighs about sixty pounds. The chem
ical tank, fixed between the head of
the machine and the seat, holds about
two gallons of chemicals, which
amount as an extinguisher to twelve
pals of water. In speaking of the ex-
pertinent the captain says: "On the
back bay or in the outskirts of the
city, where there are good roads, the
f. machine may be of use in extinguish-
ing slight fires caused by smoking
chimneys, blazing curtains and the
like, but On the pavements of the city
it would probably be Of little practical
use. One in each engine house would
probably be all that the department
would ever use, and as yet the expert
ment has not even been brought to the
attention Of the fire commission"
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SHORT BURROWS.

HONEST toll is essential to restful
slumber. a#
THE man who impoverishes his farm
steals from his own pocket.
THAT man is seldom happy who holds
q grudge against the earth.
COUNT him u rascal who tries to get
full work out of a half-fed horse.
MANY people ride "over the hill to
the poorhouse'' in the do-nothing sled.
: THE road to fortune is we'll travelled,
but too many are headed in the wrong
direction.
SOME men have sense enough but are
too Indifferent to go to the trouble of
using it.--American Agriculturist.
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AT The CAPITAL.

To AVOID paying a license q man in
Washington sold beer as soup, in large
bowls.
THE new carpet for the house Of rep
resentatives will be of n darls-green
design, with n crimson figure, conven-
tional in its character, relieved by q
cream-colored star.
GEoBaE STEPHEN, Regents Quay, Alb.
erdcen, Scotland, sent very pretty
little Sheltie for President Cleveland.
The pony isjust th;rty-cight inches in
hcigh. and IL of beautiful build"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-01

UNCLE SAM makes more paper than
any other country in the world. The
largest paper mill is at Westbrool1, Me.
IN Great Britain the annual sick rate
for each inhabitant is ten days to the
year; in the United States eight days.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-01

~ saslns.. Aosn nen "a. tot
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w. w. BO,OHER,
EDIToR AND PRoPRIEroR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

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If the wottl;ll who visits Rome wishes
10 folluN, tradition and do as the Ro-
mans do. 81. will he careful never to
take an eseort ) arm III IA Catholic
church. ln,ieed. the guides instruct
those who {, oil ~innocent!y arm in arm
about st. Peter looking ut the pictures.
trescoes and affairs of that wonderful
cathedral that they are committing IN
improperly.
Italians are very particular about the
etiquette of kissing the hand. A ma
kisses the right hand OF his mother. aunt
or elderly friend and the left hand Of
his sweetheart. 1t is not permitted him
to kiss the palm of the hand except in
great and atfactlonate intimacy. 1t IS
regarded is ii token that he is very
much in love. Upon arriving at Il
formal dinner Il gentleman takes the
hand of his hostess and bends low over
it as If about to kiss it. but does not
do SO. After dinner etiquette demands
that he take her hand again and kiss il,
New York World.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-26

In the ice age the thickness Of the ice
which covered northeastern Pennsyl-
vania has been supposed have been great
enough to rise 2.2ao feet above the sea
level. Until short time ago. no signs
of glacial action had been discovered
1T IA loftler elevation than this. but John
e. Bravner has explored Elk mountain,
which is believed to be the highest
point i'll northern Pennsylvania. and
there he found scratches made by the
ice at an altitude of about a.sO0 feet.
1t Is evident. therefore. that the ice
sheet which overspread this region dur
ing the glacial epoch must have been
thicker than biologists have hitherto
thought. New York Ledger.