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IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
i county state Of Warrington
a. c. MArconaiss q a.. plaintiff W Security sav.
snxs hanx. dsfeAdsat- No 1881 Order a.

In THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
county. state Of Warrington
h. c. Maroon uieg q al plaintiff W Security sav.
.nss hanx. dsfeAdsnt No 1881. Order a.
rseting notice to creditsrA
And now. on this day, this cause coming rssu-
csives Tor order directing notice 70 ~ given
sredisess q NE Defendant shs security savings
ORDERED aad sAjudssd that al ersdisors Of sAs
required 70 naks due pseof It thsir claims and a..
manAs aGainst said dsfondAnt TO = n. A. Ha1s-
tngs, the receiver appointed IN this cause. = his
once, room 10 Mailer building. seattle, wash..
pueiicaiioa Of this sstee. = hsssansr provided
aad thai all claims not % pres:nsea and proved
- barred, ana shall not Be paid out Of the funds
and assets In the hands Of said receiver end that
DAYS sad receiver file in this court his rePors Of I'll
clsims and dsmAn d. 30 prsssnted and Aled. also
showing What c1aims 20 presented an allowed and
what claims are rejected
IL 10 furthss ordered that TILE order be published
for 90 days ccnsscetively 10 the daily Post tnssti
Eencsr and The Telegraph. newspapers pnblished
In Seattle. EJnS county. Washington. and thar,
whom pu 0ifshed. the same shalf constitute due
nocs to credtors Of ssid defendant OF the entry Of
Ion. in opsn court this sob Day q ,.sc.sy.
krAIs OF WARRINGTON.
CounrY o. KINe.
1T. w. Gordon. clerk Of the superior court u
do hereby certify THAI che foregoing IL full. true
a3d correct copy Of the oFtenAa order directing
ties to creditors. in said cause No 1881 ~ the
same appears o. die and Of fseerd 10 my once
'g i.aa asI 81 January 10y. v. GORDON. clerk.
Ey 4. H sxrrs, Deputy.
Date q nrst publication. January 81. 1894
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COUNTY TREAxCRsR's SoTIB s--pS AND
~ AMER the Sth day 81 March. lisa the sreaSussr
siss ~srssnss drawn on he sv-sss ssnsoa :sass %
s ' s.: ssTr sa a. sssssa. ss a. s.:1sss
Ne 50 warrans Nc sic dsss-scs Sc 81 w.rraats
>os n 10 IS inSza>sve. diSsficz Nd 20. warrants
Mes - ard ~. stssrscE No - warrant Ma IS:
s.s Ss - a.r RIA "a s,. =. s. S ia % =
raas No Z: cistsirs >a sol. warrant y q Ia No
S, 1854 BYKoN FsiELrS
Coaaty Treasurer
BY ". W. KrHKwcor. Deputy.
seattle, wssh-. fearsa-s -. 1884
COUNTY rREAsUR@R.s NorIcE-oS AND
= -sr The ,,s d. e .rch .sss .ae ,ss..ass'
tasfon al oussssndtnx arrAnss dfAwn on school
dlsiricx Ma Of said county bearing dAte rrias TO
-. 1881 BYRON PHELPS.
County Treasurer.
By ". W. Eraxwoor, Deputy.
Seattle. Va b., February -. 1894
COUNTY TREAsuRER's NorIcE-oN AND
Erer II King c0ucsy, wsshinxton viii pay pre-
sess tson all outstanding warrants dsa~n ON the
saa lneiudins wasraas I = ls.7so dated ials ".
1893. Alss al oassfandfas warrants drawn on the
psior e. to snS ,ues0alss .s1rsn: NJ dated
september IA lS9s. Ne interest," will be paic on
snea warrants afser tie ss.h day q february g:
County Treasurer.
ny ". ". KIsKwcons Deputy.
E,oR SALE. BoNps-NorIcE 10 HERKRY
II given that the board Of coanty commissioner Of
70 os s 81 hos
year road and bridge honda Bouas are dated
February I. 1884 and are : legal Issue In.ersss
payable semi annually the hrst dass cf kebTn-
AIRY and August Of each year. The board reserves
fhs right 10 reject any OF al bids
County Auditor and Clerk Of Board
snchomish. wash. February & 1894
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DRcnATE NuTlcE-TN TIE 81 r. 1870 -.
1 eoaa uf sae ssAss u wsshsnxsca ef Ns"s
eountv. In rrosas>
Ia ,ae saas;es eftae estaae % Afshar Raiiens. -
sxn<~d No tesS- ssraer 70 shsS Cause wy
sasssrsenrsac M asa nes be made
sseorxe Va. Busssne. admins rs.ss 81 shsz -
tate Of Arthur kusssn<. eeceAse1. having -
Ia sass ceurs prstsso1 sssisns f1sn vs..
s s.s s': .ss . r. ass sar u
resi- sce thereof am snx the rersoas eatar.
BIZ taw thsresa ard {, appearing 10 the ecAst
thai said rsfsstsn SO forth fssss snms'e us "
II Is therefore s=xt-re3 ey the soart IN - All -
sens Interested ia the estate OF the sAsa Afsso.
Rrsi~ae deceased. - and appear oetefe the 49,
srp<rto- eaars u Aiax eoaass. .iass - u,s.,
of said Ia the city o. >eafse On sne iusn "As
Of March 1885, IT the hoaf al ESQ o'eieck = NJ
of said day. thea ana there 10 show eaase Jay
shey hAve why crs.er OF dsstrfoostea saeota ~
be made Of the sesidae OF sad estate among sns
heirs and persons in said petition mestsned. -
coriine 20 law. -
published once 4 week fog four ssccesslve weeks
before the SAID l6fA day " March isss. ~ sns
Daily est nteiiigenc-f . newspaper pfiates
aud panishes a said King coaaty and q SsnetA
Zone IN orea eour, this .th day q res.aAry.
1894 J. w. LANGLEY
Jasiee Ct said Superior cour&
state Of Washington eoun y nj King. 81
King county state OF Washington. do hereby
certify that the anove and foregoing decasneasA
. true. correct and conplete copy OF an oFues 81
said superior court 70 SHOW cause WY usss, ss
Above-entfsied matter. made aad entered ~ safd
court on the 7tA day OF February. 1894
In witness whereof have hsreunto ~ef my nan1
ana asfxed the seal Of said coars tins ssn oss o.
sea- Tw. GORDON. Cork
BY D. .. MCKAY. Deputy Clerk.
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WHALE
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CLsvHLAnD, WASH, Feb. & -
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Dated this the aist day Of Fsbruar

NOTICE OF SHERtFF'S SALEM THE
Az suSerior court Of the state OF Washington for
the county of King
Jerome Catliu painttR SEVERN A. Torges-
son. defendant No. l6.&07.
Under and ny virtue OF writ Of execution issued
out Of the above M ned court In the above-sn.
titled action, and to me directed and delivered.
have duly levied upon all the right title and In.
Of the dsEsn liant named In said writ In end
TO the follow ing deacribsd real property sttuaasd
In said King county. Washington, to-wu:
Lots three f5l. four IA and eight (al, section
Ave (51 township twenty-five t2St north. range
seven ca east: and northeast Of southeast y and
south y Of southeast y and southeast d Of north
east 4. section thirsy-two tS2l township twenty
six fx6, north. range seven ID east
Notice ~ therefore hereby given that on Friday.
the 23d day of March. 1894. ~ the hour Of ~
O'Clock Of said day. Al the front door OF the
courthouse. in the city OF Seattle. In sAtd King
county. viii sell the above described property AZ
public auction 70 the highest bidder for cash.
J. II. WOOLERY,s sheriff
Da,ed thiS tina at day NJ Februarv 1894
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NOTICE OF sHERIrrs SALEM THE
~ superior court Of the state Of Washington 70

NOTICE OF sHERIFE~s SALEM THE
~ superior court Of the state Of Washington fes
the county Of King.
L. H Crsver assignee etc. plaintiff Va Charlotte
b Carpenter and l. II. carpenter, defendants.
No l6,663
Under and By virtue cf . writ Of execution. Is
sued out of the above named court in the above
entitled action and TO me directed and delivered.
! have duly leviet UPON all TIE right title ana IN
terest Of the defendants named IN said writ or
either Of them. in and 10 the acknowledgements
reas property. situated In said King csaaty, WASH
ingtcn. torwit.
West aud IS 100 acres Of south = Of northwest
u Of southwest y. and also the acres Of Inc
west and S. loo acres OF south y OF northwest
y Of southwest quarter, all In section 81, township
81 range east OF The Willamette meridian, IN
the county Of King. state Of Washington, ana
more particularly described by line beginning al
the southwest corner Of the north west OF the
southwest OF section g. township Is. range
east 81 the Willamette meridian, thence running
east AS7 5 fact, thence north 656S feet, thence
west 4579 feet thence south $3.50 feet 20 tne
place VI beginning: and also commencing 81 the
soatheas, corner Of said aboys-tescribed tract.
thvnce running east S36.7S feet. thence north
$3.50 feet, thence west $40. - feet, tnence south
ESQ feet the place of beginning. all In section
81. township - north, range east OF Willamette
meridian, Ia Ktny cou rty, StAIe OF WASHINGTON.
Notice IS therefore herebv given that on FRIDAY.
the 23d day Of March. 1884. NJ the hour OF 10
O'Clock = Of said day. ut the front door OF the
courthouse. in the city OF seattle. in said King
couniv viii sell the Ahove-descri0ed property -
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
J. II. WOOLERY. sheriff
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Editor Post seattle Nv
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4 SPECIAL MEETING or THE sTock-
~ ssosfeFs ~ the ~ Sshfnssoa shoe Manufsetnr-
TX tensnA2y stfl se held a. re rsss rs MS osrs
2tss Jackson strS~f. ~=agtlp WASA 90 Srss..
AsFs& : Al 20 III. for The c0asss@ ration uf
sSefsAssbS th~ eAfAfsl stpcs To- tasrsy Thousand
es4szrs stsf sssh eths. S4sR~ss ~ ray prpy,rrsv
come a~tore I. j. r. ALLAN
THOMAS J EkoR-EE
LUTHER J. EysNS
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NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Feb s. 1854 Il
Post-Inteiiigencer. Seattle. Wnsh. =
Gents: Enclosed please lind stsnps T.
balance due on subscription and mang
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NOTICE OF DISSOL TTION.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ firm OF Cook 4 Way have this das dissolved
ny mutual consent All moneys due the said firm
of taok q Wa viii be psid 20 Mr. Philip '. kei-
ley, of seattle. who 10 the only person ihvrxed
To receive same. and who viii pay all debts against
tn Arm Of Cook Il Way. A. r COOK.
FRANK r. WAY.
Seattle. wash. March I, 1894.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Ia
~ hereby given that TIE partnership hereto
fore existing between ;hs Undersigned, under the
arm rafre OF Levy krnS, Ia The business OF
wholesale snd RETAIL dealers In cigars. tobaecos.
smoker Articles etc. ~ Ma III Commercial
street, ia The CITY OF seattle ia this das dissolved
ny mutual consent {, Levy rstsses from said
hrsn. and the business thereof will ne retained and
continued hy ". Levy trading a. NJ. Levy a Co.
who ia. assumed ali the DEBTS cue from the for
rnss hrn, AMI vhs alone Is authorized TO coIiece
the debts due the same NJ LEVY,
C. LEVY.
In presence Of l. G. GttNAS
n&tsa Al NeA.flA. ~ Ash Zen 3. 1sq4
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Nonrn WRLLIHoron, 3 c., June Z -
Editor Post IntsiiigsnceF. Seattle. WeJ
Dear Sir: / have received yous l
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FIR, idaho. Feb. a. -
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wall map . short time ago, and IN t.
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MEADOW. Wash, Fob. 8. 1884
Post-fnteiiigenc Co., Seattle, Washs
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The Washington bee., 1894-01-20
GARRETT GOES TO THE GRAND
JURY.
SMITH AND HEWLETT ASSIST THE
PROSECUTION. WHAT COLORED
ATTORNEYS CAN Do.

Alon G. Garrett, who was charged
with rape on Benedine Brown some
time ago, was. concluded in the police
court yesterday morning. Garrett was
REPRESENTED by Messrs. Campbell Car
rington, WIN. A. Cook, and Edward
Southerland. all white. MIR. Garrett
has been under the impression that the
weight and standing of white attorneys
would have influenced the court. But
the law and authorities that MI. Smith
presented outweighed all Of the mex
haustable arguments that were pr =
sented by the counSels for the defense.
This case is strongly illustrative of
the fact that colored men have ability
and what is term d influence by laiety
friends in the trial of causes in the
courts of the District is of no avail:
There have been examples of recent
da by those of the race by the employ
ment of white attorneys sOley on the
ground of their alleged influence with
the court.
The result of this prosecution, which
was practically conducted by Nessrs
Smith and Hewlett as assistants to the
assistant United Sta s District AttOr-
ney, absolutely destroys this idea and
demonstrates the fact that learning and
ability in the law, whether under the
cover of white or black skin, is equally
successful.
There are a number of colored law
yers who have proven theil ability iii
the conduct Of criminal cases, and who
have demonstrated their loyalty to their
clients. would it not be well for some
colored people, who are so deeply in
terested in the race. to recognize them
y employment when they need some
one to honestly serve their interest?
Judge Miller has the approval of the
very best people in tn S city in holding
tn man for the grand jury for one of
the most offensive crimes that has ever
been committed.
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How the End will Come.

M. Camille Flammarion says that in
all probability, Notwithstanding all cir
cumstances which threaten it, our
planet will die, not of an accident, but
natural death. That death will be
the consequence Of the extinction Of
the sun, in twenty million years or
more-perhaps thirty-since condensa-
ton in a relatively moderate rate will
give it on one hand seventeen million
years Of existence, while, on the other
hand, the inevitable fall Of meteors
into the sun may double this number.
Even If you suppose the duration Of
the sun to be prolonged to forty million
years, it Is still incontestable that the
radiation from the sun cools it, and
that the temperature Of all bodies
tends to an equilibrium. Then the
earth and all the other planets Of our
system will cease to be the abode of
life. They will be erased from the
great book and will revolVe, black
VIII these planets continue to exist
even then? Yes, probably, in the case
OF Jupiter and perhaps Saturn. No.
beyond g. doubt, for the small bodies
such as the earth, Venus, Mars, Mer-
curry and the moon. Already the moon
appears to have preceded us towards
the final desert. Mars Is much further
advanced than the earth towards the
same destiny. Venus, younger than
us, will doubtless survive us. These
little worlds lose their elements Of
vitality much faster than! the sun loses
Its heat. From century to century,
from year to year, from day to day,
from hour to hour, the surface of the
earth Is transformed. On the one hand
the continents are crumbling away and
becoming covered by the sea, which
insensibly and by slow degrees tends
to invade and submerge the entire
globe; on the other hand the amount
Of water on the surface of the globe Is
diminishing. A careful and reasonable
calculation shows that by the action
Of erasure alone all the land on our
planet will be covered BY water in
100000 years.