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TRUSTEES sALE-NoIlCE rs HEkEhf
i given that sAs undsrsiensd. trustees 81 the
NcAurfay Cedar Lumbar CompSh!, ~ s'ssus
deed d Trust made the sab day OF No
venheR, 4. d. ls92, and recoroeo IN toa-
ums Is OF Deeds az pare 2ss IN me RECORDS
county. state Of Washington. viii cell q private
sale q ths banking house OF Dexter horton q
ca. hSnksrs, in the city OF seattle King county.
sssS dsy q asy. A. D. 1891. me following de-
scrihed real and personal property sisuatso IN
said sksgit county, To- Wit:
sixty-tvo fsss south OF tia esntsr line Of sec
t;on twenty-five s25l. township th.rty-three CxS,
north. range four east W. n. and ATTY isst east
E..ss.S Rsiluay = now consss ucssd; thence
southsriy any feet distant and parallel
to said ratlrcad eleven hundred ard
hundred ana nissIy-two esa feet % Lake Nc
Murray; thsnco along said lake northsriy to the
plaos Of beginning, containing Eve g. acres.
:sr., g n lsi .i soa sss suana
bslts, gear and everything pertaining to the
milling plant Of said AcNurray Cedar Lumber
Also the south half Of tn: northeast quarter
and the north west quarter OF the noRtheAst quar-
ter and the northeast quarter Of the northwest
m north Il ys
containing one hundred and sixsy acres. being
the sams tract purchased from James II. Farns-
worm ana Wlxo.
Also the southeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter and the south half OF the southeast
quarter Of section number tWensy-uine ca sno
the northeast quarter OF the northeast quarter
Of section number thirty-two CD In township
uumbsY thirty-three CSO, north OF range nve t5l
east, containing one hundred and sky C6ol
acres, bsinx the same tract purchased from
James H Farnsvogth and described together
with the tract Immediately above mentioned In
the deed from said James b FarnswoHth TO said
McNurray Cedar Lumber Company.
Also the north half OF the southeAst quarter
Of section thtrty-tvo f32l and the northwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter and the south
west quarter OF the northwest quarter OF section
thtfty-shreo (SSl, I'll In townshfp snifsy'sores
north Of range i've ease
Also the southwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter OF section tWonty-eaGht (2S), township
thirty-thfse G9 north OF range nve 90 east:
and the north hall Of the northwest quarter and
the southeast quarter of the norshwest quarter
OF section thirty-three CS), toWnship shfrtyshree
(&0 north, range i've ~ eaes, eli IN bxaSis
county in ea1d state
Also the following lot OF laid:
Beginning At poins one hundred fees rom
the centof OF the Seattle, Lake shore d Eastern
railway track ana q the northsass corner OF
the land occupied ~ G L. StarIund; thence
west Two hundred ana nine feet: thence north
nfsy.swo 90 1885, thence east 70 the weetern
limit OF tho land Of the Seattle. Lake shore q
kestafn Railway Company: thence In . south
erly direction back 20 the place OF begin
ming the same containing one-fourth Of An
acre, moro or less, and being contained In lot
four, section twenty-five. township tnirty-thrss
Also the tirnhnr 10th ~vowin~ and fallen
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eetvod your map and 70 y awog bGUQ
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They
Think
OF It.

The premium map oaSraa !,
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
its subscribers, old aud nsx. :
now to be found In tAeusa,in
Of homes In the Pacias Nsrtk
west. That no premium evu,
offered has given such uaiy,e.
sol satisfaction Is eviassnas
BY the following tsstinesialu
which arc . few amens -.
large number received ~
those who have received Z,
map. These letters srs en-
copies Of the originals On llsh
this Office. the signatures e,ly
being omitted, q the PoSP.
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE STATE
D. o. Mssnsnsson, IN and tor The county OF King.
ceased. Ma I,SS7
Notice 10 hereby given BY The un1srsigned,
eeAssd. 10 the creditors OF the said Hall Ds.
We Ana all parsons having claims against
said deceased. 20 present their Gains
As required oy Law, with the necessary
vouchsFA within one year After ths dats fs this
noties To- the said sxeensrix 81 room No. ~
Dexter Horton q Co Bank building, seattle.
Nag eonafy. Wash., the same being the place
estate rfIPN nAvys
kxsenfrix Of the estate Of Hail Davis deceased
kpwARn Vos IosxI. Attorney fog kxeeass.x
Dated APRIL u lisa
Frat pablicaslou. Apeil e. f6>A
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Bossos. MasA. yune y - 4
Post Inselhesscsr Ca. 49, - -
0sots: received some IT, -
uorld M - he rsveeso -
pieaasd with IL IL forms 4 - 49, 1'sc15111
valuable addition ~ ny o1cA ~ -
fAli 70 b sAsis iaosory - aay - ~
vests the small sum asnes
Years unly.
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THE SUPERIOR COURT or TIE STATE
o. Warrington Tor King county.
Ihe bosson National bank Of eea.sls. nlafnaiT

suFHklOk COURT o. TIE STATE
OF Warrington for King county.
lie bosson National Bank Of Seattle, plasntlT
Va william Il Clark and CaYrisv C.srk'
aefenoartA No 7.szl 0unmouA
:. The ssass OF Washington 70 the ssid Wu,s.,,
GAIA ana Carrie v. Clark. ds1sndaas: Yaa
s are nsrsoy summoned - Appear within svsntv
t1a oAys after toe service oi this summon. n,s,.
you. sxnlnsivs 81 the dap ct ssrvies. ana dsssns
me soovs entitled action In the "a psriof es,nrs
~ tae STATE Of Washtngton for King cont
sofssaId and answer the complaint az a.
Paints snd serve . eopy OF your ansvsr rr~s.
sss nndsfsigusd. stsornsyu fog plainte. a mar
once oesev statsds and In case o! you, s.ssr.s
20 TO DO judgment viii ~ rendered - stnss ss,,
sceosainS 70 the demand Of shs comni.fn,
waiea VIII - He'd VITA tie clerk Of ssid rcurss
eaa you are hereby notified that shis sn-mc.1
- ssfsed uson yon By punlieatioa ssid servsss
70 - comrtess sfes1 the came - n~s, 49,
asssd TOT six consecutive vuaks oasa - 49, AZ
paalieasion bstag Nav 10, lasl - ssss
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LxeAx NOTICES.

DROBATE EOTICE-SrATE OF w ASKING
! tons county Of King, - In the superior
court Of said King county. No la.
In the mattss Of The estate OF Hiram G Nc
LAughlin. 0eooaDsd. Notice Of settlement
of account
Notice 10 hereby given that John G. Barnes,
administratoR OF the estate OF Hiram G. Nc
said court his account - such adminisu ator,
and that Friday. the 2Sth day of Nay, 1854, ut
esSO o'clock q m, % the court room Of the peo-
the city Of Seattle In said King county. he's hesn
duly appointed By said court for the settlement
Of said account 6 which time and place any
and contest the samA
Witness HON. }. W. LANGLEY. Judge Of our
said auperior court and the seal Of said court
hereto adxed this l2th day OF May, 1904
T. w. GORDON,
County clerk and sx-ofaeio CLERK Of said superior
court
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~ THE SUPERIOR COURT. KING COUNTY,

IHE sUPEKlOk COURT, KING COUNTY,
1 Washington.
John Cspecci, plaintiff. Va Peter Aiiadio. de.
PENDANT No l5.s0a Rscstves's notice 70
creditors
Notice 10 hereby given to ill CREDITOR and
persona having any claim against She late Arm
Oh Capecct Aiiadic ~ psopr.esors Of she New
Arlington French rsstaurant, in Seattle or
otnerwise. that they are required 70 present.
shetr claims 10 the uudsryignsd receiver n the
Law once Of Frank p. Lewis Ns Nav YORK
block. Seattle. Waah., with the necessary youch.
ers. within ten days Alter the date hereof. or Be
barred from distribution Of the money In sha
hands Of said receiver.
ALFRED CARTON, Receives.
Dated Nay IL 1884
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PostInteiligsnoss CO, - -
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SPECIAL sorIcxa

Eos FULL AND COMPLETE INFORMATION
u ii segsr1 TO the sale Of Northern FA.ise raj.
rad sands Apply 20 ss&sie, Airn a slessenxr~n.
so ssceas street. seattle. Wssa
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WATER BONDS. Se4.M0-THR TOWN OF
w Hoquan, Washington, offers for sale 3aA0O
OF per cent 2o-ysar mot optionaD coupon wa
eer bonds In denominations OF $500 each.
said honda TO bear date Of September I, lses
interest payable Substantially, September ant
March !. interest and principal payable Ia n Y.
Money In treasury 70 pay nfst interest coupons
due.
Address All offsrs to the undermined. who will
give fuu information upon spplicetion. Nv or.
der OF the council w. n LAMB
Town Clerk.
HoQuiau Wsah NAV 1894
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NOTICE To srocxHoEprxx

SToCKHoiDERs MEETING OF THE RAINY
~ Mining scmRany->etsce Is hereby gwen
that TIE regular annual rnsesinx o. the sf<,ck.
holders OF the kAiay Mining Company will r.
held ~ tbs Rainier hotel seattle. ssafnxsor.
al eclork y IA. on tee SIN say Of June lssS
ssas heisg the sFsi Tuesday in luna lie s;sscS
transfer ecexs . 10 ~ clqsed from Aay 9Th unsl
Jane ssA FRANK II. ROBINSON.
Assistant s1Srsiary
Everett. Wash. NsY IL lsa1
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Hwe IassaisSsacss. 1eskss 49,
aarv: Map received y -. -
casssed With ttAn1 49, 4
respectfully, -
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NOTICE. OF sHERIFFs SALEM THE
Az superior court OF she state OF Washington for
the county OF King.
C. N. shsais, receiver OF the Washington Savings
Bank. plaintiff. N Sarah Cattsll. N J. Cattell,
x. Edmiston, she Washington National Bank
OF Seattle Washington, corporation; H. II. A.
Hating, receiver Of the Security Savings
Bans; Willis L Ames, trustee: the Yeslsr
Wood and Coal and Lumber Company and O.
b. Lttell, dsieudanta No NTH
Under and By virtue Of an order OF sale and
special execution issued out OF the above-n named
court In the above entitled aetion, and to me
directed and delivered. have duty levied upon
the following deacribsd real property, situated
In said King county, washington, to-wit:
The south forty s4ol feet OF lot thirteen (l0 In
block twenty-five (22l in Burke's second addi-
ton TO the city Of Seattle, WASH, together with
all and angular the tenemsnts. hcfsdttamsnts
and appurtenancss thsrsunto belonging or ap-
pertaining, situate in King county and state OF
Washington.
Notes il therefore hereby given that on FRI
day. thu 18th day OF May. 1894, 1t the hour OF 10
O'Clock q m. OF said day. At the front door OF
the courthouse. In the city OF Seattle. in ssld
King county. ! will sell the above described
property at public auction TO the highest bid
DER Tor cash J. H. WOOLERY, sheriff
Dated this the 18th day OF April, 1894
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AxcHsrKcYs.

Essgs 4 Kkira. ARCHITECTS RurlEg
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Ds1rss am Yrxss1sa

COL1IyS-Th~ funssns ssxviese q Nh 49,
CoIilns vail b. t<sd 81 Bcnasy sssvsns
ehepai dis sfssssnoa - ssiork 1ssss
- Lake vfsv osBssesy.
1OHNeOS-Is Seattle. - rrovt1s0es h0sp6sass
Tuesdey Hay IS, l49f. Casfsos Jonseees ea
syphntd Dssnaenis. aged = ysssa
Rsmaiss wiz - bafssd Ia Duusnish sens.
ss5y this mosssax
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uish - sstsfn sfncsss sAssks 70 AZ ny
1890. ga fyfsnds fcs thsEg ktc1nsss In ny
-. s.s-~v.v,ent wga ~ PRESTON
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TIMBER LAND-,Tses4.ccI,ss O. o. From IRON
on the Coast smith 4 McCaresr, Sullivan
block.
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hSrs MAY - and his manager has written 70 AaFs
", . Sesrr. the plane taass, here on thai 1ass
We Asve arranged win Nj tsxaTy % locate
here BE - rcsoss msnied hy tas ssadins plane
tasasfAcssresA also ths Local teachers OF raaysc
Isass eFsssfs with aizsex 4 haxp<f, Essks
e04fifng.
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WruAu0nHEegY--Ass sata1e. n.saraGy. nsy
q. -, 70 ~. and Msx- C. J. ophssgn~y.
81 A3afus sts&s<. . sca-
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lNak sAsS-fHk kEsr LOCATED I0tSsGSsi
sous "a ss sass very cheap. sossd trade.
>aszs &c Ep.ss &osk
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sREvIrIxs.

The little 2-ysar-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
jacob Plcht. Of Ross. whose hip was dis.
located last week, is steadily improving.
Tom Bsxan, who had tight ia the First
ward last Saturday With 4. z. NAllsce,
forfeited $40 bail in the police court yestsr-
day. and Wallace, pleading guilty, was
aned S..
Carl Hummer ives convicted Ia the
notice court yesterday Of stealing two
tsck.s blocks from the steamer Henry
Buck, and sent 10 the county jan for
three months.
George Sanders. q Tacoma petty lareen-
ist, vas sent 20 the county iaa for three
months yesterday for stealing two
chickens from tbs Michigan restaurant.
He said that be tcok them While aunering
from lapse Of memory.
Col. Phillips, Of SO Harvard street. has
sent from his ranch near Sliserdale, 70 the
InterstAte fair, al immense tuneh Of
plums. taken from grated tree, on whieh
we're three Kinds rlpening altogether,
damson, ysllov esq and Columbia
There will be Christian EndeaEor NJ AS
msstlag al Plymouth church this evening,
~hss William IL. Lswls viii make bis re-
mort OF the IatsFnaaonAi Chrlstian E.
aesvnr convention IS Cleveland. There
viii be spseiAl music. Al are inFlted.
Can't Saith, who has lived on Puget
sound foE eighteen years, and has fAEn4
on the west side ~ Tie mouth Of tie
pawaulsh, yesterday brought 10 the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES once stem ITEM 4
colarnbiA plum tee, sgai and one hAIi
inches long, on which weFs tWenty-t~o
lArgs. ripe pigma 80 e4oss toss1a s. tnA'
tber@ vas hardly any room for the 70. age.
Capt smith SAYS thai he has nsFeF seen
saeh foe plums grow 80 thiek on The trees
as thasG.
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OPENING OF THE SCHOOLS.

All the Rooms Well Fflled-Large
High school-south school Closed.
The Seattle pubic schools opened yes
tsrday morning, after vacation Of two
months, and the rooms are all well filled.
some having as many as sixty-eight and
seventy pupils. Over 300 registered in the
high school. the largest number in its his
tory. The scholars are very enthusiastic,
and the school never had more satisfac.
tory start.
There will be no school for the remain
der of the week at the Sonth building. the
superintendent not wishing to take any
chances on an accident. by next Monday
everything wall be safe aud in READINGS TO
continue. The corps will be utilized this
week as substitutes for the teachers In
other schools who are either sick or have
not yet returned from their vacation.
meeting of all the teachers and prin-
eiples was held last monday. at which the
opening was discussed and the duties OF
each thoroughly understood.
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THE TENNIS TOURNEY
Fifth Annual Meet of the
Olympic Club.
SOME NOTED VISITING PLAYERS.
Experts VIVA the Racket ana Ball 90
Essfls far asnors-rhe Draw
fprs Completed.

The ffsh annual tournzmsat Of The
Olympic Tennis C1sb wiM begin 81 ao'clock
today. weather permitting. at is grounds,
corner Of Twelfth and Madison streets.
The tournament viii close on Saturday,
when The finals IN the singles and doubles
will De played Of. and there 10 every inai-
cation that thu tournznen. viii long be
surrendered both from TIE sxee.Isnee Of
the play and the number Of entries. Crack
players will be present from tacoma. and
Everett viii Be represented this year for
the frs. time
Aftsrnoon tea will be served by the lady
members Of the club each afternoon, and
the following ladies have consented 80 act
this afternoon:
Mrs. G. T. Tyler. Mrs. @. II. Hsilbron,
Mrs. J. K Hayden, Mrs. g. b. kiEtingsr,
MIRA Morton. Mrs r. b. Aibertson, Mss
Emery, Miss Young. Mss Aundsy, Miss
Mathsr.
First and second prizes will be awarded
In the singles and doubles. and first
prize In the mixed doubles The Carter
challenge cup. presented BY George X
Carter, Of Seattle. and now held by j.
Anderson. Of Tacoma. will be competed
for. as will the Marrlots cups, nov held by
Hurd and Meserye. Of the home club.
All players who hare entered should be
on hsnd a. o'clock promptly, when the
preliminary FIRST rounds viii be played
of. The drawings resulted as follows:
Preliminary round, 1. r. Fl. Ammidown
against G. +. Clary; 2 g. Atkinson against
+. :. Ball, Tacoma; 8, J. c. Readman
against ID. O. Inverarity.
First round, + III. Warner against O.
A. Hurd; III. Foster, Everett. against II.
w. Cobb; Il r. Robins. against q. w.
White. Tacoma; G. ". Saunders against
winner Of /; winner of 2 against winner Of
81 4. Henderson against 9. Power; q.
Purdon, Tseoms, against W. III. Wright ;
l. fesly against |. 7. Cole.
Drawings in doubles resulted as follows;
Ammidown and partner against Pelly
and Atkinson: HuFd and Meserve against
Power and Saunders; Cole and Inverarity
against Wilmington and partner; Purdon
and White against Cobb and Warner.
Play in mixed doubles will not begin
before Friday and Saturday and no draw
ings have yet been made.
The best play of the afternoon win prob
ably be between Bull. Of Tacoma, and
Atkinson, of Seattle, and Is expected 10
oecar between and O'Clock.
On Friday evening a bail viii be given
a. the Seattle theater, arrangements for
which are in charge OF com mittee CON-
posed OF +. ". Andrews. Bernard Pelly.
George kltlInger, Josiah Collins. X. s.
Cox, III. +. Msssrvs.
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PRISONER AND cApTon nxKr.

.a<lsy and Gen. Govan Ex-
nee@lisetfoas Of the War.
,aofs Langley, accompanied BY ]. 3.
sas a. Tulalip SATURDAY. the
o. Daniel G. Govsn. The Indisn
1geni, and celebrated With hin N. snni-
ary OF the battle % Jonesboro. az
s-4iea TIE Judge captured Mr. G5van. xho
"a shsn rsosi brigadssr general. Mr..
As.casis yesterday tod shs story briefly
Jonesbcro IL = visfars twentx r,fI..
se1tn west Of Atlanta. and lie csuture e..
:. sssnhai import&nce 20 the canss OF the
IsesAlaons since IL possession would cou-
ine evacuation cf Atlanta. Boka
rng,ey and 1ov8n commanded srixzaes.
fAasasg TIE Third brigade. Second clsi-
Ths Fonrtesnth array caYps. Army of
~ nnssses. aud Govan an Afkansas Con-
se0rfass brigade. Langiey's brigade vas
xst "a tne works ~ the point held hv Gen.
oofah, and, capturing q battery he vas
sePporting, took him prisoner ASS marx
% appreciation Langley was sntrussed
Nlsn the care Of Leg prisoners on the
mateh 10 Atlanta. Gen. 6oTan was II
sreat ssssstancs 80 LaBRiey in setting an
saAihpie 70 hss defeated men. ard from
snAt aay % this Langley has always held
niin IN high esteem. Upon the arrival at
Ananta Gen. Sherman, at Lauvley's
eehhest solicitation. sent for Gen, Govan
anu paroasd him, returning his side arms.
.Hcss TWO osd soldiers had not met before
=. =. tnisiy years until iast Saturday, and,
a5aouga ~e arrived az the reservation ct 8
$500. Socx a. night. they spent the night
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