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sur4AIoR coU1I-BoUpy DssH
LES.I
=. r. Smart ct ux. W =. 7. TIE q al.-Order
confirming sale: signed;
Matter OF assignment ~ Gle. ". BoWers-
Order confirming repcrtof aeeitnoo; signed.
Anton Tegetho6 ". Alexandsh Contner-Judg.
ment b. confession; signed.
Erick fusch. native o. Norv3v-Admitsed 70
Louise 7rommsr ". Lsuis Tlsmmsr-Dsfault
Of defendant; sig3ed.
Annie Bogart VI. Chas.ss 4 Pogart-Divorcs;
xssrsw B.r.co ". Roi. Bars o-coaanu.d to
! E; .:;; J; sry.n'v. H tile s'..s-consinusd
sUPRRIoa couRf-CIvL pRPA R1nsNf-oeDoRN.
John H. Plat ct al IVA tik San Francisco
Bridge Company-Contisued Il April -
Fred Il Pstsrson W. H. Chc1r-Continusd to
Nrs T. Braun ". Gsc;se vi Edmouds-Dis-
missed for want Of prosst,utionl
J. Catlin Va J. Curry-SJudgrfsnt for l.e7a IL
aad attorney fees $50: siyned.
}. ". 4cGss VI }. D.. Acirsyrs-Judgmsnt;
6c.oth.. Rcn.y '. r. D. + H.d.ai.lds-
Continued 70 May l.
Charles !.ouen ". Tess Insking Company
Judgment for es6s Is: signed
sufskos coua1-cMjIxALi DEPARTMENT
BUsss. J.
Henry Gelcher W WA. Esyss-verdict for
plaintiff for 1921
Erick Vim. IT,. Va E.och Ssoaklsy Printing
Company-Dropped from, TRIAL calendar.
suPEslos cousr-PnoBAfE DsiS srxsxT-LAxo-
L8v.y.
Estate OF Sarah Jane. Weiss Final account
and petition for distric:utiou decree settling
account and for distribu son: .krder appointing
Jere Wheelright guard sAn a6ilftem Tor minor
heirs: order appointing C,mmi7 ionses 70 make
partition Of real estate
Estate Of J. C. Nonaser-Ftna account and
petition for distributioy; dseSss settling final
account and for distri bu ION o. estatA
Estats Of George Eess-Psul lion 70 cell real
estate; order of sale Of real estate.
Estate Of Thomas Tom Ansor Petition for let
tsrs Of administration; escrss Hppointing John
ParkinsOn adninistrAtorl b0uofe2O.
Estate OF John Q. B~rsss-Rf.urn Of sale Of
real estate: order refusing con Trmation OF sale
Estate OF Jane Russel-y2etusS OF sale OF real
estate: order OF continuarce. !
Estate of Mrs. A. r. yan i1usen--Final &C
count aud petition for d;strib't sion; continued
Gusrdianship of J. =. 4 AUDI arson o. aL-Pe.i-
ton lion, for dismissal Of suard'tn; continued to
Estats of Peter Phelau -Retr}n OF sale OF real
and personal estate: ordSs con Ssmiug sslA
Eststs OF Ezra stafford Petit on for lstsera Of
administration: continual to .!pfil d
Estate Of Katherine Becker AWAITING report
Estate OF Lsmusl ]. HSisatt Return OF sale
OF real estate; order conf rmipe sale.
Estate Of Robert fiks-:Petiufn iOr letters of
administration; continued 10 Spfii 81.
Estate OF William D. Harr5 on-Aunual ae-
Gnssdisnship Of heirs Il EIl:a x. Hifl-order
to show cause; continued to My IL.
Guardianshi hip of John NcCare-Petition 70 cell
real estate. order of sale
> Estate of Henry I. Ysser-ssotion to publish
deposition Of Annie Morsans; lassed-
E,tate OF Henry l. Yess,r-Jscob Furth given
leave to pay certain elaiuja
Estate Of William A Burke Inventory; hled.
insanity of Ida Carlse,-Dtres Of commit
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Try 70 tell the suoering this boy endured. l tOoe
him to two different DOCTORS both gave him lots OF
medicine but ali TO no usa He grew worse. I
therefore despaired of having him cured
One day saw the great benefits promised to those
who would use CUTICURA Rem IDI Es. / went
right away TO the drug store and bought them
muat confess had but little faith In them How
ever used them according to directions. and to-
day say truthfuliy TO ali the world. II you wish to
publish IL, that my son 10 entirely cured. thank
God and thank the discoverers OF CUrICURA REM
BpIEs. They cured him in four weeks as sound -
. gold dollar. JOHN SAVAGE,
Fishkiu Village. N. Y.
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duty ride ffee and that poles b placed ct
the sides Of streets. They were agreed to.
The following ordinances were acted
upon:
vacating assessment On lot & block S Lake
Granting . franchise to wittlse and Sander;
Regulating ~ issue By the beard Of public
works Of permits 70 strsst o. other railroads;
passed
Approvins a.ssssmsnt roll Of Chestnut street:
passed.
Rasolution calling Tor bids for sersss lighting
flom October /, lsos: passed.
Appropetating &26As5 for the Columbia Z
Puget Sound railroad; paced.
Establishing the grsco Il Summit street.
Hay, Crawford, Gould, silver and Choase
stTssts: passed.
The following petitions and communica-
lions were read:
By Henry eemnens and u Hefgens, manu-
facsureu q . native cement and polish, asking
leave 70 ssEl Il without the usual license: -.
ferred to license and revenue committee
From h. G. Jordan. asking II the council was
lishment OF . factory 70 make native Portland
cement; referred
From John Parkinson. for reduction Of taxes:
rejected.
From Commissionoe Ryan, Recommending
that parts Of certain streets b planksd: -.
fefrod.
From citisens on Irving avenue for water
pipe, at cost Of Sl,265; granted.
BY l. B. stedman, for return o. tax on church
properly: referred.
By ". n. Hainsworth. fog caneeling tax on
personal property: referred.
By Trustsn p. Dyer. for planking Of south side
OF Howell street; refeEred.
For the improvement Of Kiibourne svsoue
and George street.: rofefred
For the improvement Of Williamson street.:
referred.
By John P1ccafdi. for S5,l75 compenmtien for
injury BY frs alarm linsman dropping IN In.
suiator from top Of . high pole at Main and
South Third street: referred.
Protest Of @. Eplsr and others against i'm
provemsnt Of Lewis street: rejected -.
For water pipe on Williamson street: granted.
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Says IL Ii Blackmsiltng scheme.

lanes Spur, the Fremont contractor,
~ steadily refused to have anything to
~ concerning the suit for SO. 900 damages
- cruel treatment brought against him
n Jeanette Cuthbert. formerly a servant
en In his employ. His attorney, f.. NJ.
VAR, OF Preston. Carr & Preston, says that
- has carefully investigated the case and
considers himself thoroughly familiar
sah the facts Of the case.
i have no hesitation." said Mr.. Carr,
N saying that the whole affair is black
mailing scheme. The case seems to be
adhered and supported by a midwife of
sot the highest social standing and an al.
.esed physician who practices without a
hcsn.a
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ALMOST LIVE
ON THE
STREET CARS

It takes from forty minutes to an hour
to come down town or return home. If
they have business or employment in the
city, they have to arise betimes and get
homo late.
That soon becomes an intolerabls
nuisance.
Its ruinous to ones temper and to ones
comfort and 1t il the reason Why so many
people with small means continue to pay
rent and at the end Of the year have moth
ing to show for it.
Suburban homes are all right if one has
plenty of time and likes solitude. but they
won't do for people whose time is money.
Persons of that sort must be within easy
reach of the business center.
The Madison-Street Cable Railway sddi-
ton is within sixteen minutes Of Front
street and is intersected by the best street
car line in Seattle-a double-tracked cable
road with q car each way every four
minutes. You need never exert yourself
to catch a car. tor there will be another
one along in four minutes.
That's something Of an item Of itself to
q busy man. Persons living on car line
where car runs every twenty minutes or
half hour will appreciate it.
There arc no transfers. The Madison
street cable road takes you there direct.
Furthermore,
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Three Cents on the Dollar.

y T. kemsberg, assignee Of c. r.. w.
neSers. tiled his final report yesterday.
ne says that he has been unable to sell
0''ain land in Whatcom county. a. the
Apensss OF advertising and selling would
."ooht 10 more than the property is
softh. The balance in his hands after
ssyihscosis is Si0T69 and the claims al
~sed and approved S., S6ss7. This leaves
Oh the dollar for the creditors. which
~ ordered distributed.
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xed-Ridder Old Woman Found Insane.

Miss Ida Carlson, All old bed-ridden wo-
man residing AT the foot of South Twelfth
s'seef, Was yesterday examined as to her
sahi'y before Judge Langley, upon appli-
sss'on OF David Anderson. her brother-in-
Nv and decree of commitment rendered
iae testimony showed that she had pre-
s.oasly been confined in insane asylums in
a"'hels and Iowa. On account Of her
present feeble state of health it is uncer-
ean when she will be cent to Steilaccom.
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MADISON
is SEATTLE'S
BEST STREET,

1t 10 the main artery Of the best resi-.
dence district in the city and it 10 the
main thoroughfare to Lake Washington.
By the way, this property is within
easy walking distance of the lake. with its
manifold amusement and recreation fea-
lures. From large portion of it there is
view Of the lake and the Cascade Noun
tains.
It is on both sides of the street and mono
of the lots moro than block away.
Lots vary in size from 3Oxl20 to 3Ox155
feet.
The title is rs straight as . string and
every purchaser 10 given an abstract of
title.
PAY when you can" If you are of the
right sort you can do this literally. If
you can only afford to pay small amount
per month. do it that way. You will be
getting q lot ON the best residence street
in Seattle, and when you get the lot paid
for you will have something. You will
have one of the best home sites for the
money in the city, and you can borrow
enough money on it to build good house
with.
These lots are
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One homestead application ala 80 pessmp-
ti0n declaratory Stats;nsns wfeo Alod in thu
United ssass land oth<s yssase4v.
judgment By confstsies fol slsGso w. en-.
tered against Alexsnaee Ccailser in favor Of
Anton Tegsth06 In The supusimesoars yepHeedsy.
Tsstimony In the Mil bpouefs ~ !. n. Iane
agatnts the steamer 4 n Ho611ooo. q roeoveR
StsS fos ioes Of paies shkt wsso ting toWed from
Browne bay 20 this ely, vim fs taksa before
Unitsd States CommisAJeose oe3ieu q Apeil "A
Jacob Furth. spsciaa aanis0ssssosor Of the
Yeslef estate. received ,pssmio4oa from Judeu
Langley yesterday 20 p$y claim! due upon the
'YssleF buiidiugs arst'ontine 10 oo.l3ael OF
she whole amount o4Se3.se ws,ft Ioe psymsntu
on account Of the eontsseta, sD,d. the balancs
wss for the running sxvsosss 81 The huildines.
An appeal fsom . j,;dgusat3in lavor Of ths
plaintiff rendered By sustfes Humphrey IN the
suit Of kssSs C. Ksslje agafntt Nancy Nero q
segsan possssion Of diamond stsfings valued Il
vIo, inst uSA Keller elSimod . 10 he'd loaned "a
Ma Nero. and also % iseovs1 (AS0 for trunk
ana valiss and baianSe os C4 due Jee wages,
was died in the supeeio. court xsstsrday.
Henry 0slchse's sust hgainss fillard L. Mosse,
peopr1ssor Of the wi-0soe hfNsl. % receives
VIZ. came up beforsi Judge t7unes Toe trial
yoe0day morning. TIE 6eion1Aas failed - ap-
pear. and verdict vAs brought In ioe the full
amount Of the elaiD. Tho esss he'd been tried
before justice Caldwell ana juqgmsas givsn fol
Gelehse. end IN appeal - IL s3Vssioe court waa
taken b 4oesa
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ably BE Tested.
y 4 provision Of tho law governing the
Mag and cancellation of rlats passed by
y sseent legislature 10 likely to give rise
- test case. It 10 TO the effect that any
one Wishing to file plat between April 1
and the second Monday of the succeeding
Januafy must deposit with the county
tsasurer an amount Is per cent in excess
= the taxes levied for the preceding year
eaths land covered by the plat. which 10
effect prepayment of the taxes for the
@rrent year. The auditor has serious
eoobts IS to the validity Of this provis-
nn. and expects that the test case will DO
ksusht on the first plat offered.
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zoe taking Of evidence on Addison A.
- -o.mers application 10 file Porterfeld
) on strip of land near the water
loas vas continued IN the United States
- - once yesterday. William N. CAL
IAN. the insurance agent. was on the
sad nearly 81 day testifying IS TO the
Seapaney 0: the land and its character
"a salne as shown on the insurance maps
4 the city
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poor boy suffered terribly.
His feet wsre terribly sore,
he could not wear any shoes.
and had therefore to stay At
home from SchooL When he
put ON . pair Of dry stockings
IN the morning. they would
in one hour ~ saturated with
moisture and very Offensive
even In the coldsst weather.
The disease ssgan to spre ad
over his body, especially his
hands and fingers. The
thumbs on both his hands be-
came sti6 and a. useless ~
two withered sticks Of wood.
IL WouId ma UseloSV for me tn
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aAeeas Corpus Hearing Postponed. -

e. Asoeas corpus proceedings on behalf OF
- W. sandbsrg aud James A. Johnson,
were committed by Justice Hum
80 on Thursday 10 answer 10 the SUI
sae court on charge of burglary. we're
oeafd OWNS 10 the absence of Judge
yesterday afternoon. Application
hade 10 Judge langley. but he was
ali today
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oePRIcFS
y DELICIOUS ~
ElaYorin6
Extracts

are far superior. Ladies of taste
once having enjoyed the deli
cious favor that is given to
cakes, buildings, creams, etc, by
DR.. Prices Vanilla or Lemon Ex-
tract, could not be induced to use
any other.
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irving to ia@n,,r, Jes,p smith.

letter was receives. AZ the coroners
Office yesterday from n. I. Thornton. OF
Everett, inauiring II !, Baggage check.
marked Western hotel Al I'll Great North
ern papers, dated no: ter than last
August. were found on ths: body of John
smith. which Was takeI; ri tn the bay last
Tuesday. The coroner II reply in the
negative.
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~ question of Personal Service
case o; Aairew Baraco against his
nose ksraco. for divorce on the
ads OF haoitual drunkenness and
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Cuticura ReSOlyent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally, and
CuTIcuRA, the great SKIN Cure. and CUrIcuRA
Soar. the exquisite skin Beausfer, externally in
stantly relieve aad speedily cure every disease and
humor OF the skin, scalp and blood, with loss Of
hail. from infancy to age from pinpiss ~ scrofulA
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A careful comparison of DR..
Prices Delicious Flavoring Ex-
tracts with the other flavoring ex-
tracts offered for sale, will convince
any person that for strength, puri-
ty, delicate and natural favor.
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OFFENSIVE ECZEMA.
ounered Terribly. Doctors and Medl.
ctnes Useless. Cured In Four
Weeks by Cuticura.

1have . boy. fifteen years Old born In Fishkill,
portrait enclosed. who had the eczema offensive
that could not stay in the room with him. The
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Sold everywhere. Price, CurfcusA, Soc Soar
25c REsoLvKNr. u. Prepared by the PorTxH
Dave AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION BOSTON
"How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81 pages, so Illus.
trations. and testimonials. mailed frea
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Ship State of Maine. Capt Carver. has about
completed discharging her cargo at Tacoma,
and will 60 to Port Blakeley to load lumber for
Philadelphia
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FROM
: $3.50 TO $500
PER LOT

If, on the terms offered, this is not sup
plying good property within the means Of
every one, We confess our inability to do
do it. If we can not no one else can.
We particularly hope that persons in
search of moderate-priced lots will investi-
gate everything offered for Ave miles
around Seattle before coming to Us. Then
If you honestly want to secure . home site
you will see your opportunity.
The moro thoroughly you investigate
the better you will realize what this offer
means.
We claim for this property that 1t 10 By
all odds the best cheap property in the
city. In fact, that there is nothing else
that can approach it As an investment at
the price.
For persons wanting more expensive
property. We have Renton's Addition and
Squire Park, for both of which We are sole
agents. Lots in Renton's Addition are
from 81, 500 to $1,000 and in Squire Park
81. 80 each. These are the two choicest
residence tracts in the city.
We also have full list of business
property and moro expensive residence
lots. and houses and lots cheap and ex-
pensive.
We have specially hne investment in Q
saw mill at $25, 90.
II you don't know Us, consult our refer.
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DJNIPLES, hlackheads. red, rough, chapped
l. vi and oily skin cured by CurIcURA SOAP.
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The MacDeugall & SeuthWiek Co
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-28
Women of Irritable Temnar.

1t is like living in den of snarling ami
mails to live with a person who has this
sort of temper, writes Ella Wheeler Will
cox in an article on the 1.-The Destroyers
of Domestic Edens," in the Ladies', Home
Journal. Many an Eden is DESTROYED by
1t, while the possessor prides himself
upon being good Christian, and doin0
his whole duty by his family. Yet. if the
soup lacks little salt, or contains a little
too much paper, if a meal is a moment
delayed, if child is noisy in its mirtb. if
drawer sticks, or a door slams. or a
chair ereaks, each trifle calls forth an ex-
hlbition of disagreeable temper, which
ruins the comfort and peace of the house,
hold for an hour. Many woman is adj
dicted to this sort of temper and calls il
her nerves." and considers herself the
most devoted wife and mother in the
world. Yet II she is obliged to delay her
dinner for any member of the family. if
she is called from one task to perform an
other, if the children scatter their play-
things, or leave their schoolbooks in the
parlor, she INDUCES in such petulant
scolding that gloom settles over the
whole household. She would consider it
no difficult thing to die for that house
hould, if it were demanded of her. But
to control her irritable temper is a task
too great to demand of her. And so the
Eden is destroyed, and the children grow
up eager to get out of the home where
everything is uncomfortable, and the
perents wonder why all their sacrifices
are so poorly appreciated, why their chill
dren, for whom they have toiled and
saved seem to care so little about their
home, and why they seem so anxious to
seek pleasures elsewhere.
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Berlin CorRn cure.

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior
merit. 1t is perfectly harmless. gives i'm
mediate relief, and cures the worst cases
in from two to three days. Endorsed by
our best physicians. Try bottle and
you will always keep it. Price, so cents
q bottle.
c. c. Liniment, the best remedy for
aches and pains.
perfect laxative and cathartic known.
Gives instant relief in cases of constipa-
ton, indigestion, piles. biliousness, liver
troubles, rheumatism, gravel, etc., ETC.
A great blood purifier and pleasant to the
taste. The w. II. Bone Company, San
Francisco, sole proprietors. Kirk, Geary
d Co.. Sacramento. sole agents.
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TRUE AMERICAN ROYALTY.

Our American aristocracy is making
great strides in spite of the socialistic
tendency of the age. Money talks, or as
it is neatly said by an unidentified poet:
''The coming aristocracy is one of worth"
Cries democratic Jones, unmindful OF the
mirth;
But Dives, plutocrat, and cynical of SUCH
Putting a scornful cloud, inquiries, How
much?n
While we have no American Dukes or
Counts, or Vlscounts, we have discounts.
Our rich people are our mobility and
gentry" and we have got so far that some
of our society people are bogus, and their
gentility consists of eating meat with a
silver fork when the butcher has not been
paid. Such persons are regarded with
great scorn by those vino are really
wealthy. 1t is said that the heads Of the
Astor and Vanderbilt families were dis
posed to sneer with a large and audible
sneer at the late Jay Gould, because the
latter was not believed to have more than
100000 or S60,O00,000 in his inside
pocket. Aristocratic surroundings are
all right when the party has plenty of
money, but to be obliged TO run in debt
for them is enough to break the heart of
an angel. In order to enjoy social status
in this country great wealth is indispen-
sable. A man may be as well connected
! as the Siamese twins, and yet if he has
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not got collaterals he can garner no social
triumphs. and is as sounding brass
and tinkling cymbal." it is very diff
cult to ascertain by outside inspection
whether or not man is a real aristocrat,
for it is not always the man who pounds
hardest on the bar who has the most
money to pay for the drinks. 4 swal-
low-tailed coat does not make a gentle
man any more than one swallow makes
spring. The best test is to take him aside
and requestt:he loan of an adequate sum.