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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28
Sherif's Sale.

TN the Superior Court Of the state OF " ashIng.
= ton, In and for the county Of Thurston.
John Campbell. ~ executor o. the estate Of VII.
Ham kcnion, deceased, va Milo A. Root Anna
L. Root and George r. Cline.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale issued
out % the above entitled Court on the 18th day OF
April, A. u. lsyS on ludg aud decree Of fore
closure and sale rendered In said Court on the
named plaintiff. John Campbell. as executor OF
the estate of william Renton. deceased. and
against the above named defendants, Milo A.
Root, AIMS l.. Rot aud GEORGE 4. Cline. for the
sum of one Thousand two hundred thirty four
aud 7U-lU tfl:ti 7Ol dollars together with costs
OF suit and y i,rnry's fees, in which Judgment
and decree the sale 10 ordered OF the following
described real estate, to wit: The North half
IN ~ Of the North haif(N " OF section twenty
four (af). Township seventeen IN North, Range
three ca West Of the Willamette Meridian. In
Ihurston county. Washington. containing one
hundred and sixty tl60l acres OF land. more or
less, together with the sppurtenanccs thereunto
belonging, or In any wise nppcrtaintng
Public notice IL hereby given that have levied
upon the above described property. aud In obedi-
encc H. said order OF sale will. ON the I'D day OF
May. A. D. iN9i At the hour Of 10 o'clock A. n Of
said day. AZ the front door Of the Court house OF
said Ihurston county. In the city OF Olympia. sell
the same al public auction, O. the HI hrst and best
bidder for cash In haud. or 80 much thereof a.
may be necessary To raise sufficient to satisfy
laid judgment costs and attorneys fees, TO.
gcthcr with increased costs aud increased inter
eat
Dated ipril 18th, isga.
e. - PRINCE.
sheriff ~ Thurston county. Washington.
Date OF hrst publication, April q, 1873.
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CRY NEWS I> HItIUI.
H." tics are pr vailing.
fnll noon next Sunday.

Mkt Monday i May Day.
Ir5t t,,.. ar,. N blossom
NJ. Geo TaIcott is recovered from
.u....
~pf.n,t;m, Ina. come in all ifs mild
i,m,x
J.a Brewer. Of shelton. j. At the
Chiffon
>4ir,mr Count viii ro.conyonc
Ma >tH
Ca,t. Wm. NrMi,Lcn i. ON , visit
f., ~,aii.s.
Pleasant moonlight ui,ht. arc nn,
prevailing.
The County Commissioners viii
moot Monday.
Mr.. q. \. Bowen j. confined to her
homo 10y illness.
The mud J. rapidly disappcarinr
rom our streets
The Tnclln,r re,il,ncc ON Ea.tsiJo
l. hciuc repaired.
\ number Of family picnics will oc.
cur next Monday.
Arthur Elh,. the furniture dealer.
ha- been quite ILL.,
John Byrnc. the grocer. paid a visit
to Seattle this week.
capt. J. J. Gilbert il visiting hi
father near Portland.
The State Board 81 Health meets
90 ,hi- city next week.
Miss Minnie Eck"rt has gone to
tHrcks. South Dakota.
Mrs. +. Taylor. Of Seattle, is the
guest 81 Ms. Roht. Frost.
\ daughter was born to the wife Of
W. r Cromhie saturday.
Daniel Switzerland and Lcne TAYLOR
have been hrcn-c'i 10 wed.
(c-'rr'lh, H." 10Th, was the ami
'"r~afN "i odd Fellowship.
Secretary Of state rrcc has returned
nom Eastern Washington.
- '"''' = '''''f'h !" !" nav" - sur
P'' W = '''f 81 twenty boys
- -, '" VIZ ''' 9"
- wv
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"s'
We commencement exercise" oil tie
"
MIS-. Edward Lang" Is slowly re-
'"''f'ng h"m her recent sickness.
Ni-" MAY Ford cnt'r,alncd a num-
Der col h'f Trends Tuesday evening.
Miss Anna Wallace. u student III
N"-h"h college Is home on v'aii.
Thos lIcacocI. has returned from "a
prn.p' ting trip IA the mountains.
VIM Is. E-lug has secured a lob"
OF reporting for the morning paper.
state Senator C.mpbelI Of Pierce
county, was in the city "Wednesday.
Rim. p,,,o,.n = a, ,.,.
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tol,. ,I.n..l. A.. A,
nj. room, l., ain, ~. ,,,., t.... L..
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lhe price ct I"taioes have jumped
" wv" ''"'S i""h', MI" "e"'''s say
'"'y VIII w W s''' "'g"e' hg"'o'
The young ladies 81 the Temple
Baptist Church will give a MAY bay
social IN their church Monday night.
Frank Mcfsddcn, who has been
confined Ia his bed with pneumonia
for the past two weeks, IL able TO sit
up.
4. n. Ford has been quite III the
past week. but his many friends will
be pleased Ia hear thai he Is improv.
ing.
IIeistand, Warner & CO.. when they
get into their new quarters will have
the best location for business In the
city.
Dan Shascr left yesterday for the
wcnatche country where he will
spend the summer with surveying
party.
A. T.. Young. Of Little Rock. will
leave for Chicago next week, aud will
visit relatives in Kentucky before he
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There will be competitive exami
nation held at the Courthouse, April
80, 1898, for students who desire to
enter the State Normal School at
Ellensburgh. AMY A. CASE,
County Superintendent.
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SCROFULA

Our doctor recommended Ayers Sarsarari,.a
as being the best blood blOod-puriiier within
his experience. We gave her this medicine,
and complete cure was the result" -
VIM. o. jenkins, DeweeSe, Neb.
"When a boy was troubled with blood
disease which manifested itself in sores OH
the legs. Ayers Sarsaparilla being recon-
mended, took number of bottles. and was
cured. l have never since that time had
a recurrence of the complaint" j. {.
Thompson, Lowell, Mass.
81 was cured of ScrOfula by the use OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla. John c. Berry, Deer.
field. Mo.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28

The ladies of Davenport, Lincoln
county, are agitating the subject of a
public library.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28

My entire stock of stoves, tinware
and plumbing goods is going at cost.
Come early if you want to get things
cheap. E. S. HORTON.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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CURES

Scrofula, boils, pimples. rheumatism, ca
tarrh, and all other blood diseases.
"There can be no question as 10 the supc-
riority of Ayers Sarsaparilla over all other
blood-purfiers. If this was not the case. the
demand for it, instead of increasing yearly,
would have ceased long ago, like so many
other blood medicines l could name
F. L. NickersOn, Druggist, IS Chelsea St,
Charlestown, Mass.
1.-TWO years ago was troubled with salt
rheum. 1t was all over my body, and moth
ing the doctors did for me was of any
avail. At last took four bottles of Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and was completely cured.
can sincerely recommend it as a splendid
blood-purifier."-J. S. Burt, Upper Keswick,
New Brunswick.
"My sister was afflicted with severe
ease ~
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HAS COME AT LAST.
That HOPE WHICH HAS BEEN so
LONG DEFERRED.

Dredging ChanneI-i Chang.
>"ggcstcd in the Original Plan
Way TO Prop up Main Street
Wharf Schooner "SatIor Hoy
Arrives for Lumber The lloyd
Estate County Finances Briei
Resume of Current Topics.
Capt. Symond-, Of the I. :. corps o
engineers. Visited this city Wcdncs
day, in response to a request Of Mayor
Robinson, to consider suggestions re
cardiug tn" dredging operations soon
t. begin in this harhor. Tie main
object Of the interview was To obtain
u modification of the contract with
the dredging company, whereby the
earth cNcAvatcd shall he deposited
under Long dock. and thus strengthen
that structure and lay the foundation
81 solid earth extension 81 MAN
street. Capt ong was present AT the
interview, representing the Dredging
Company. and although the distance
Of removal IL greater, the necessity OF
hulkhcad will not exist, aud hc Will
therefore report favurahly ON the
proportion for change
Long lock il about 7OO feet from
the proposed channel and lies parallel
Herewith to deep water. 1t will bc
readily seen that if this structure.
which must he abandoned II not re-
ncwsd IN some way. can hc restored To
a safe condition 10y the deposit Of
earth from the channel. literally two
birds can be killed with one stone. &"
and the question Of "A heavy appropri
alton for immediate repairs at once
disappears. II II il possible Ia main
tain the dock. after the channel j.
drg. H. J. better that II should bc done.
for it "a splendid promenade. and "a
great convenience Ia those who come
aud go IN small boats at all seasons Of
the tide
The pile driver il hu-ily engaged IN
the preliminary work 81 driving piles
along the western line 81 the channel.
L. facilitate operation 81 the drcdgcr
All th" crew are here and tle dr'dgcr
when II atriNc-. will at once 60 on tn
the grid.IrOn aud bc put in first class
working order. When begun the work
will ~ ON continuously. Capt. one
being IN charge Il operations 10y day T..
and Capt. BcntEein by night II is
expected that the Iob will be- COM
pletcd within 90 days.
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Ayers
SarsapariIIa

Stands at the head of all blood med
icines. This position it has secured
by its intrinsic merit, sustained by
the opinion of leading physicians,
and by the certificates of thousands
who have successfully tested its
remedial worth. No other medicine
10 effectually
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sheriff ~ Thurston county. Washing ton.
Date Of first publication, April p, 1895.
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The uncertainty of ownership to
landed properties is illustrated by the
experience of james d. Spurlock, who
has lived nearly quarter OF a CEN
fury on farm about ten miles south
of this city. 1t seems the patent to
his property has never been signed or
delivered, and the delay of the depart
ment is SO proverbial that it has never
aroused suspicion but that the title
was clear whenever the Government
got around to granting the patent.
1t seems that Mr.. Spurlock made
private cash entry of the tract in
September, 1870, which he had occu.
pied for some lime before. The de-
partment holds that it is railroad land,
the entry void, and that the entry is
held for cancellation subject to appeal
to the Secretary OF the Interior. The
Commission is OF opinion, however,
that patent can issue, if Spurlock can
show that he was settler on the land
at the time of entry.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded I'm tho Auditors once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded I'm tho Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I, 1891
are g. S36lS3 There were flied for record ycster-
day - deeds, the considerations aggregatinR
So. SOC Following is the lis. rs furnished BY
Osborne, Tremper Il Co. abstractors Of titles.
1l6 Cherry street. between Front aud Second:
Teresa OFsrreli TO Frances E. Roche. lot I,
block 81, Mrs. S. A. Bells, $l0
T.. Il. Day TO !. +. See. lots 8. 4. block 2,
I. r.. Day to n. r. Tornquiss, lot Is, block 5.
Days LIE Grande. Ssoo
Byron A. Young to Emma South. lot "a. block
5, Byron add. $50.
Charles Waters to C. ". Reck ct al. lot II,
block 81. Rainier Beach, 500.
Harry White to D. = shorsy. lots II to IL.
block 3. White Bros. add, W. =, $3.50.
Clara II. Carton to J. A. McGonigle ct a., lots
!. 2. block 5. Eden's add, $500.
Ell Callahan to George H. Gowen. lot Is. block
j. T. Boren to Milena E. Boren, part sec 9. rs.
4. 81.
H. A. Hatfield ct al. to vida saintmyer. lot
Hens q. NJ. Halter to j. :. bay ct al. lots q. 7.
block Il, West seattle Park. 500
Annie IL. Coiyer to J. $. Day. part lot 8. block
John Alexander to 7. j. Howley. lot 4. block
Cnarie. Eisenbeis to Jonas Gise. part sec "a.
Thomas v. Coffin to C. R. Comm. part ssc 20.
%, 4. 5000
X. L. Thorne to f. NJ. Smithers and Bailey
Gatzert, sw &c, 2s,6, 500.
o. r. Cosper TO r. NJ. emthcfS and Bailey
Gatxert, no sc, p, 6. $780,
c. F. Munday to L. N. smithers and Bailey
Gatzsrt. sc &c, y, g. 500.
ID. T. Denny to T. N. smithers and Bailey
Gatxcrt, NV 81. %. 8, 500
r. w. Holmes TO A. T. Grimm, lots 3 and 4,
block C, Van Brocklin's add, 5000.
J. NJ. osle to William Sherman, lots In Ogle's
add TO Slaughter. $1,000
7. Ticdemann to w. y. Ogi!vis, eIs lot 4 eco
30, 81, 5. $500
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE OF TRADE.


SAN FRANCISCO. March la-The vegetable
market opened dull this morning with a light
movement In everything except asparagus and
rhubarb Receipts Of the former were thirty
one boxes and twenty five boxes of rhubarb
Other receipts included five sacks of new pota-
toes selling from &c TO sIsc per pound fifty-five
sacks of peas and sixteen sacks of string beans,
oil from Los Angeles few mushrooms also
came in. In the potato market the demand is
active with prices firm. Choice onions move off
well.
There 10 little doing in tho fresh fruit market,
with heavy supplies of both oranges and apples
The movement is slow, unless for the finer quail
ity OF apples. Mexican lines are a shade easier
with stocks ample TO carry over until the next
arrivals due this week. Fancy California lemons
are firm. The market ID cleaned up OF California
lines.
In the market for dairy produce prices seem to
have stcadied for the time being with fair de-
mand for finer grades OF butter. Eggs are
plentiful. but prices show little change good
demand il noted for cheese at quotations.
In the poultry market there were no receipts
this morning and prices ruled steady at quota
tons.
No game of any kind came in and the market
Is we'll cleaned UP.
Produce receipts-Flour. 1900 quarter sacks
wheat, 1900 centais; barley, Ii, 900 centals;
corn, 5000 centais: rye, 200 sacks; beans. 5000
Flour-Net cash prices Tor family extras, So 30
(G4o0 per barrel; bakers extras, &aSo0J4Gv:
superfne, 81 50Ga10.
Wheat-Tne week does not open on a brisk
market trade is proyokiugly slow with values
easy. Quotable at $L2os4 per Genital for No. l,
with lbs for choice: milling keeps steady At
the old range of sl.27la6SLs li+ per Genital
Barley-The movement Ia feed continues
light We quote: Feed. S0{0Silzc per GENITAL
for good quality and S21sc Tor cnoice; brew
0sts1snmpling is not general at the mo-
ment and trade is therefore somewhat limited.
Milling 10 quoted at 81 45 SIS: fancy feed, 81 40;
good to choice feed, $i.So9l.37la; off grades.
81 l5<91. 30 black, $LU1atg ieia Tor feed and
ST. lJDi 20 TO. seed: gray, 81. 2J0lS0; red 81 100
LIS per Genital.
Following are the sales recorded ct the call
board today:
Whea.-Morning, informal session--May. 500
tons. .l26: COO tons. $L2o3s per GENITAL. Regular
her. 500 tons, $L321a; May, 100 tons, 3I25 per
GENITAL
Bariey-fnlorInal session--No sales. Regular
scssion-Seller 1885, new. 500 tons. ssiac per
GENITAL
Afternoon scssion--Wh heat. December 500 TONS
81 y2lA. MAY. 3A tons, 81. 2ss; 100 tons, ST. 25x:
800 tons ST. 25L per GENITAL. Barley, May. 100
tons, A5sc; 100 tons. s51se: 1900 tons, Soc per
cente
Drafts-On sight, New York, per $ioo, 22isc
Sterling biiis-On London, sixty-day bank
Sls7i. Sterling bills. On London, commercial
ASA siivey-Bars. per ounce, e3l t9S3ss &C.
Mexican dollars, 6ss4SdS6c-
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YoeK. March l3.-The week opened with
comparative quiet in Wall street. The only i'm
rortant fluctuations were in Industriais, which
still absorb the bulk of speculative interest
The market for railway shsres, especially West
ern stocks, Was on the whole somew hat frmer,
chiefly because of advlces from prominent Cal
easo railway officials that tho bsckb bono Of the
strike 10 broken. sugar. after selling up from
1914 10 1864 gave WAY suddenly under q perfect
hooa of sales. There Was decline to 1852. after
that TO 1885,. and finally it gave way To I027z.
General Electric on heavy purchases sold up
from 100 TO i0si,, and ended with a net gain OF
Ia to ioeTS Other indus.risis which had ad-
vsnced in early trading gave way 10 the extern:
of 4 TO IL per cent in sympathy with the break
in sugar.
Government bonds-steady.
Parliamentary and strong; Csc bid.
TSAFtIAL
Money on caii--Actirs. e(BiS per cent: cloasd,
offered ct pse cent Prime papsx-6<97 Per
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON EXCHANGE.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.

LONDON EXCHANGE.
LONDON, March l3-Bar silver, OBS due.
IS 5l6d. Consols, esd. Bank Of England dis.
count, ~ per cent
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET
LONDON, March lS.-The Mark lane Express
says: The average decline in English wheat 10
Al per quarter on the week. American red
winter In London is quoted at a decline Of Sd:
California declined at Liverpool and American
red winter declined I'd. Reserves of wheat and
-four .20i. 30 quarters sgainst 900 quar-
cline of 81 per sack is allowed on Minnesota
-four, and decline Of ca 10 expected on bakers
-four. Wheat on passage il: From Atlantic
ports 49,, 900, from Cali ornia eco, and from
Australia $500 quarters.
LIVERPOOL. March a-Wheat-Demand poor:
prices unchanged.
Corn--Demand fair for spot and poor for fu-
lures: Spot. steady: March. steady, Il 21Sd;
April, steady, Is I'd: May, steady, Is ls<d.
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Cities and towns of Washington desiring
representation at Chicago during the
Worlds fair should apply at once for
space in the Evergreen State Souvenir"
the only book in which their special ad-
vantages can be published and given out
in the exposition grounds at Chicago. J.
o. Hestwood, publisher. Bailey building,
Seattle
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ss..rR TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE 10
- oven TIA; scaled bids viii b received
ss1 Of com missioner Of King county
csoek o n. Monday, March 10. 1893. for
~ rrubbing. grading and necessary
p snS county rad numbered BAT. and
kncun as the John w. Denny road, ex-
@D the quarter post on the south line Of
n toWnship 20 north. range east. and
80 on the half ssction line 70 intefsec-
- Re snohomish telegraph road. when
~ feet north Of the center Of section -.
ewsship ani range, having total length Of
a = Aone according to specifications, one
E-hseh il now On file In the county auditors
III pns copy In the county surveyors Of
- pn9os sound Savings bank.
- ~ Is double the amount OF the contract
mn 8 requires conditioned upon the pay.
~ AMOR and material claims snd the COM
0sies1 check OF 800 Tor currency Or cotn)
LssesS~mpany each bid. TO be forfeited to King
~ - - successful bidder In case he fails 10
~ contract with good and sufficient bonds
- ~ DAYS Of dase Of award
~. sSsald name . lump sum for the clearing,
4sSs,~ "a grading and price per ~ board
...-ss m cuiyerts and bridgeA
cf,ree6 reserves the right TO reject any and Ill
r. A. TWICHBLL.
An1itoe and ex-omcio Cisrk Of the board
ES6Suy CoUnmiseionefA
{1 q seattle March 2. 1893.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE ARLINGTON.
Building Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
seattle Trust Company. three story frame
dwelling on south half Tote . and 4, block d.
Phsnney's addition. 1850.
James Lyon. oae-story frame dwelling on lots
/ and 2, block s, Laws second addition, 500.
There were also three permits for moves and
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~4p cox proposals.
~ = receivrd By the board Of county COM
- ~ King county. Washington. q the OF.
<x. smyfv auditor in Seattle. wash. until
S~eSuesaay April IL. 1898, fof the cree
9.-rrnlesinn 81 the new county Nmsh0nse
- ~. =, the site selected on the county poor
- n The city Of SeAfsie. according to the
-rt6cassons and detail drewiuSs o. the
Wr~~~s 81 W. a. Ritcbic. arcnitecs. which
Es - viii Be on file in the architecfe Of
rsns g. SO .ad 81: un,sn ,.S Sl 90 ;s scsals
.e.1ai must Be accompanied by cerss-
~ a some loca, bank In the sum OF ten
- collars tel0 coo, msde psyaole 70 ne
- :, the pari OF the said bidder.
@ossI will De considered unless acoomr
~ snch certified check.
49, a county commissioners reserve the
S@6scf any or al bids
~ n the BOARD Of county commissioners
sesanfy. Warrington -
r. A. TW1CHELL,
! = .,.aIsor and Ex-Oficio Clerk Of the Board
80 commissioners.
SS "a Ilth day Of March, 1893.
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THE
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL
HELD In the Leg Cabin. corner Of Ten
perance aud Republican 0ts.,
North Seattle.
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS.
Condncted By Miss winterbourne fFrossl Onion
GRADUATE OF the Home and Colonial Train
Ing College London. EngiAndL who
holds King Coanty Teachers
Ceftt0casa second gradA.

AourA Of Attendance, 70 .. n
Fees payable in advanced, % Der month.
A small fee Of Csc per month WIN b charged
tionery.
1hs methods Of teaching are based on
YREBEL'S SYSTEM, which h now being uni
versaliy adopted By The beat teachers Of tnfantA
Ihe following viii give an idea Of IL scope:
The kISDER0ARTEN GIFTS toach the
vuoiments Of Color. Form. Arithmetic and Geoms-
try. cultfvasing the chdrens constructive AcuIsy,
inaasiaa.ion powers q observation. and clearasss
TIE KISDER0ARrEN CANES compris.
0ymnasttc Exefcises, Class Singing and H anita Of
Animals and Birds. developing physiquo prompt
obed ence and combined action.
THE KIN OCCUPATIONS en-
nrace Reading Writing. Drawing Needlework.
Folding, Modelling etc, which train the hand to
oextertty and nominees and the eye 70 accuracy Of
THE KINpERoARrEN oBJEoT LESSONS
convey clear idea of the physical world In rela-
uen 10 animals vegetables and m nefAs. aud cui-
evate In the pupils the power OF description and
teach hem to classify and arrange the knowledge
acquired.
every mon,h. nom 10 80 TO IL o
1hs school 10 accsssihle for pupils from the city
lard ana West-streesears pass at distancs Of one
block only.
References-Rsv. David c. Garrett, St Marks
rectcFy; Ara. L 3. J. Hunt YAfroW, Lake Wash
1ngtoa: Rev. Wallace Nutting. 1870 CniVoeatty
street, and parents Of former pupilA
For further Information apply to Mis- Wintae.
Oournos 410 Republican street. North seattle
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GTEAME Frs.

~ On THE FLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Il enc hour and twenty-five minutsa
TIE STEAMER .FLYER"
~ heen rebuilt. II the finest passenger
nnes on the SQUAD. Regular daily and sunday
y ueatue Tacoma route. - follows:
TAKING KErRcF
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER II
INV seattle $50 a m. 1870 p. m. and 800 p N.
- Daily except Sunday.
| lnss Tacoma 80 u m, 1850 . m and $50
= harp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS;
l9N faroma = m and 3 p. IN. sharp.
t1svs Seattle e:3) n m. and y p. m. sharp
kAdins ~ y. p. wharf. Tacoma. and Commss-
eock-foo VI Marion street. Seattle.
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, March l2-tspccial. l-wheat-T
market is liteless and quotations nominal: Val
ley, $L121a: walla Walla. $l05 per GENITAL. Re-
oeiDts liGht
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DEopLE.s SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL

DEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
i block, Seattle. W Arlington. Capital, 800. 600
Of1cers - Boara of Trustees - Bailey Gatssrt
President; Jacob Furth, Vice. President: Arthur
A. Denny. Second Vice President: James n. Hay
den. Manager. Cashier and Secretary; Frank l.
Biodgett. Assistant Cashier; L. schwAbacher John
Leary. VIM. 4. Bailey, John Collins. otto kanke
Trsnsacts a savings bank business exclusively.
Deposits received from one dollar ten thousand
dollars six per cent interest per annum allowed
term and per cent ordinary deposits.
Dividends declared the last day Of May and No
vember. Loans made on real estate or approved
coilatorAls ouly.