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Africans white Natives.

London Daily NeWs: There have al
ways been vague traditions of q white
race locked up in the interior, but when
the tales have come to be tested the white
race generally turns ont to be merely a
tribe of lighter colored Arabs, keeping all
the characteristics of the race and hav-
ing none of the white mans. But in this
race we have something much more COR
rect and precise.
Capt Larymore, at present A. ID. G. to
Sir Francis Scott, was sent up to Koran
ga on mission, and stayed considera-
BILE time in the capital. lie took advan-
tage of the opportunity to inquire about
this comparatively unknown race and its
neighbors and was surprised to find that
there was an accepted tradition that there
lived, an Indefinite number of days
marches to the northeast, tribe Of white
men. Further inquiry elected the state
ment that they lived on the skirts OF
desert, which was difficult and dangerous
to cross. Attempts had been made to
avoid this desert by passing through their
country, but they were found to be so
fierce and SO absolutely devoid of fear
that the caravans preferred the dangers
of the desert to the hostility of the white
tribe.
Such circumstantial statements induced
Capt. Larymore to make stricter inquir-
les, and at length he found Mohamme-
dan priest and Hadji, man of great in
tegrity and considerable influence. He
had been to Mecca, and it was on his
way there and back that he actually saw
with his own eyes one OF this " hte tribe.
The man in question was armed only
with bow and arrow, but such is the
reputation of fierceness possessed by the
race that the caravan did not remain long
in his vicinity, but left the place as
quickly as possible. AL Hadji saw him
distinctly. Capt. Larymore, who, by the
way, is type of the fair Saxon, inter-
rupted the priest in his story, and said
that the man must have been simply a
light-colored Arab. NO." said AL Had
il, 81 saw him close at hand and he had
light hair and blue eyes, exactly as You
have" This statement and the confirm
alton it had received by many rumors
and tales, was one of extreme importance,
considering the strict integrity OF the
man who made it. Consequently Capt.
Larymore took down his testimony in
writing The existence of such a race is
firmly believed 10 by most Of the gold
coast travellers, aud, among others, by
Sir Francis Scott.
Unfortunately, owing to the fact that
the reckoning of the progress of the cara
van is done in the most careless way, the
spot cannot be located. AL Hadii says it
is many days from Koranza, which might
mean 100 or 900 miles.
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kefrigerattug Flowers.

Chambers Journal: Quite a revolu-
ton in horticulture has been in progress
during the last decade. Everyone knows
that flowers, as well as fruits and vegeta-
bles, are forced, 80 that those who are
rich shall have the use of them before
unaided nature brings them to maturity.
This forcing business is an expensive one,
requiring constant attention and skilled
labor. Many attempts, therefore, have
been made to get at the golden eggs by
cheaper means, and as result of many
trials the opposite process to forcing has
been adopted with success.
The system consists in rearding the
Towering of the plant by refri geration
and is, of course, only applicable to those
which are hardy, by which we mean
those which will stand several degrees of
frost. The lily of the valley is one of
them. and it is much in request for pur-
poses of decoration. Under the old fore
iug conditions only about so per cent. OF
the buds treated could be induced to
flower, but by the freezing process an av-
erage of 50 per cent can be secured from
the end of Summer up TO Christmas. 1t
will be noted that the process cannot be
applied TO evergreens of any kind, and it
would certainly be death to camellias and
hyacintbs and tulips.
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England and Australia are the only is
lands that exceed Cuba in natural re-
sources, and the former would not be an
exception if it were not for the riches OF
her prodigious deposits of coal and iron.
Under all the disadvantages that misgov-
share OF her soil untouched, Cuba pro
duces, when not wasted by war, about
one hundred million dollars worth OF
sugar and tobacco annually, and there is
a prodigal luxuriance of fruits and tor.
ests, while her mountains are reservoirs
of minerals, and her rivers and shores
swarm with fish. There is no more ex-
quisite feature in any landscape than the
royal palms, and the orange trees, never
touched with frost, are loaded with gold
en- spheres, aud the clusters OF bananas
cling under feathery foliage, while the
green cocoanuts hang high, each contain
ing quart of pure, sweet water; and
where the soil is not deep, dark red it
is so black that it shines as if oiled.
Around the coral shores is the snowy surf
of seas matchless in color, and over all
the exalted arch OF the sky, with deli
cate tint of indigo, spotted with stars that
are strangely brilliant, and the procession
of the consultations moves with unutter.
able majesty and one sees the all-search-
ing beauty OF the armament, and finds
new meaning in Paul's line with the di-
vine inner light in it that tells that the
stars differ in glory, and in Byron's that
gives the glorious image of womanhood !:
She walks In beauty like the night of cloudless
chimes and starry skies.
The geographical position of Cuba is
that of Qua rdian of the Gates of the
American Mediterranean. Glance at the
map and see how she is posed between
Florida and Yucatan, and that her south
ern shore confronts the Caribbean Sea,
whose waters, famous in history, are
stored with romance. from the days of
the Csribs with their brave canoes, and
the brave adventurous discoveries who
plowed the sea with lofty prows driven
by the trsde-winds, the Spanish galieons,
too, freighted with the gold and silver of
the New World, and pirates whose hero
ism gave glamor TO their crimes; and
the giant fleets of England and France
that with the conteDding thunders of the
broadsides of their liners disputed the
command of the ocean that held the in
comparable Indies. until at last, April II,
1872, the British Admirable Rodney
avenged Yorktown at Guadalupe, and,
Froude says, tore the Leeward Islands
from the French, and Gibraltar and Hast
ing Indian Empire to the English.
l have endeavored to reduce the Cuban
situation to diagram that would explain
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The IRig Hat Must 60.

Seattle RerieT: The Ohio legislature
has sat down on the big theatre hat. And
when whole body of big, fat. well-fed
legislative men, all together and all at
once sit down on hat-big or little-we
can truthfully state that there isn't much
left of it. No, the big hat must go. and
we can't say but what this is right. A
lady need never be ashamed to remove
her hat IN public, for her hair is always
becomingly arranged and who ever saw a
bald headed lady. And then when a
woman takes her hat off, one has feel
ing that she is going to stay and not go
out between acts
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Commercial Advertiser.

Established 1897. Published every evening
New York's Oldest and best evening newspa
per. IL pages Subscription price, sc year
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Go to Lees Shoe Store and get pair
of the celebrated W. L. Douglas shoes.
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f.tnpy.

Say, you'se don't know de Fiction dat has fell
upon de gang,
An all account Of Limpy and de song dat I.impy
sang.
Twas sumpin' bout de angels and de kinky
harrs dey rang.
De day dat Limpy gave /, out de gang was
shootin craps.
An fellers wot was loosin' dey was lookin' out
fer scraps
hey didn't know dat Limpy had champeen
dere, perhaps.
He's Eighty in der garret,--underneat de hair
mean,
An dere's sumpin' crooked wild his back. Say
Limpy amt no queen.
But dat's no reason why de gang should string
him all de day.
Dat song about de angels didn't queer no teller's
play;
An when Mud Cohen t'unped him, says l.
"sheeny, don't yer get gay
You'se ought ter see dat sheeney when troo
him out de sass.
''say, Irish," says he. when I'm troo yer won't
be fit fer mass"
An den he come humpin' and had TO make
pass.
Den shorty Ike and Moseentall and half of Nor
folk street
Dcy all sailed In to do me. &c, but de scrap was
sweet!
But Limpy fell prayin' when he seen me get
tin beat,
Right down upon his hookies in de mud an in
de slush
Dat little skinny kid he kneeled; an den dere
was rush.
De driver didn't see him; dere's a yell-an dem
hush.
Sayl When dey lifted Limpy all de gang had
leaky eyes,
An every day de kids hang round de buildn'
where he lies.
Say! der'll be flowers to burn II dat poor little
newsy dies.
N. T. Babcoek in New YORK Journal.
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Sunday Advertiser.

New York's most popular and original sun
day newspaper. The only lc. Sunday news
paper in the United States. All the news
and special features of surprising interest
and that will appeal to every phase of human
nature. 1t is the equal of the high. priced
Sunday papers in every respect. suhser ip
ton price, SOC. per year; Csc for six months
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Morning Advertiser.

Published every morning. S pages The
foremost 1c. newspaper in the United States
Clean and fearless. Subscription price, So a
year.
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The subscription price of THE MORNING
and SUNDAY ADVERTISER together is So. SO
year. $50 for six months, aud 90c. for
three months.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Or SHERIFF'S SALE.-In the
superior court Of the state OF Washing
ton. for the county OF King samuel
ashley plaintiff. vs.. J. ". Dodge and
May T.. Dodge. his wife. and Wallace
n. Moore as assignee for the benefit OF
the creditors OF J. w. Dodge, defend
ant No. - re
Gnaer and BY virtue OF an order OF sale
arc special execution. issued out Of the
above named court. in the above entitled
cause and 10 m directed and delivered
nave duly levied upon the following de-
scfleed real property. situated IN King
county. Washington. to-wit:
Lot numbered ten Coz. IA block num-
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In order to secure cc-rscf tnzertisn 81
~@ss~e@ ss.ses~ thee headings. the SANE
xrrssld be left at ire business osnrss q
s1s~ rar@r No charge ~ Ea1s for Sueh
notices
Funeral notices. resolutions % cfSsr 80
rsaI anrossrcegserfs VII o r17~Tss AZ ms
r.ss ~ 10 eorss psr HFe ezch Insertion
ST-FSTEgsE1IGESLEE CO.
Afyertf~erss Notice
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NOTICE or SHERfFFeS 81 Lf. .,.-..,,,s s,.s
superior court OF the state o. = 80 Ger
49, Tor the county Of King. laI< "a
man Savings ard Loan s0castl ~ ,lss.
80 rei@co California. c0fpssl 49, 49,.
rlairtifY. va sack man-Patillps ".
fnapt Cornpany, "A eeFp9f at 49,. ~
Naughf Lard and lnyssiIeH. Enrs
= corporation. ard william =. - IA
and 4. NJ. Brooks. defena1hss-
TSySsr ard bv virtue OF an order o. - 4.
and special execution. iss1s go Sn,islss
above named court, IN ing ~ ~ assivsrsd.
t-assse and 10 me- directed ana ae 49, H.
I nave duly levied upon i1e ~ !. Kinx
scribed real property, sslaa's1
county. Wash. nnton, OWL "a .we O.
All ~ lots numbered one ~ 80 80 III
a. Saoel bared tW6nfy-SiS1t ~ "a in
~ i1ts ntIfnbered five % aud 81 ,iai os
hiork numbered nineteen ~; ~ : az a
ths foggu euOw city, OK Seathirs 49, zee
~ u :. Maynard, accerdinz, -. ardlt5s
ng4 ~ eafd plat IN ne once g g. eaarfy,
Of said King county, - -, ard girrs-
Washington. together M 49,. vss.ts ara -.
Ia 80 s.ses fbHreunte belonging " -
80 il sneref9re hereby Eiv.esasx - fss
49, ,aa 4sfq aay Of Marc9 ~ a-x II
El1Al ~ r.,r4cek a. n Of salo - 80
.i - 80 aeor 81 tas czurta jig. .,rsy
ts.S ~ seattle. il sals kiIz s-s.~rsy ~
esiiy sSll tne above GescTi5xa = sad best
,ss.f.lir ancticn. 20 tas niEasss
pi Y,sssd tsis i0ta day o. Fees,gaaiss srrsa
A. T. VAN DE- kAS s1sSes III Az
strive, Allen. Hughes q .
tornsys.
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AHv.rfsseu<nfs under the head % Lost.
Found. For Sale For Rent and Situations
Wanted vii be inserted a. the rate OF
cent q word each insertion. Pay nent A.
WAYS Ia sfyanre No Advertisement re-
ceised for less thar = cenfs-
EOTfcE--Tbe business once OF the
posf-InfeIll@enrer i open Until II .. m.
Sunday hours a n 70 ls.5o 3. u. ana
&C > D. N. Classified Advertisements stAi
be received up 20 this time
Advertisements will he received az
braEcn Offices OF the PoSt~fntelltgeueer.
TACOMA BUHEAU-No- l52 PACING
avenue.
PORT TOwTSEND-1 French A. CO,
EEiLTNGHAM BAY-sew Whafcom,
corner Holly and Canoe streets O. H.
Culver, Manager
oLYNPfA-4i7i1 Main street Charles
Watson. Agent.
TIE following letters await advertisers
- ff1sa s,fFsre-
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REWARD.

A reward OF SO will be paid for infor-
nation leading 10 the arrest and convic-
flor OF any one stealing copies Of the
Posf-Intelisrencer delivered 70 subscribers
fhreu2 aouf the city.
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r,rrSuAg-lT, the vffe ~ f. ". Durham.
Gray.s harbor. Wash. 3 son.
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EA~TED-Te lease Tor six T10asfls.
steam schooner 4 = - - tors restsass-
A. 5. Kerry iunlbsF nils
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Notice is hereby given that the first an
nual instaliment of local Improvement dis
trict No. - Tor the Improvement OF
kenney street in the city OF Seattle,
from Barclay street Tor Remington
aVenual 10 Manson street under the
provisions Of ordinance No. ss5I vh5eb
provides for the Improvement Of said
street by grading the same and con-
with parking strips between sidewalks
and roadway. and providing for The
payment therefor In installmsnfs and es-
tablishing fund for such payment hy
the levying ana collection OF special as
stssments upon the property benefited by
the Improvement, and providing for the
issuance OF bonds as authorized by an act
OF the legislature OF the state OF Washing
tor approved March 9th. 1893. and undar
the provisions Of ordinance No. 3349. APP
proved May 5th. 1s94. as amended by ordi-
nance No 1870, approved July 18th 1894
has been duly certified to me for coiiec-
ton. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel
and lot or land. and part thereof in said
district. in payment OF such insfaitrnent
remains unpaid, and the same. including
IN interest on the whole amount charged
must be paid on or before the = day OF
March. isss. Unless payment be made on
such lnstallment on or before the q day
Of March, lss, the same shall become de-
liDquent and shall bear interest at the
rate Of per cent. per annum. until maid
and Il not paid before said time. a pen
atty OF FIVE 81 per cent shall b.. ad9ad
and the sums deIsnaueut shan he eT,+,--.i
on the annual tax roll for the current
year against each lot and parcel OF land
and part thereof. so delinquent, and with
the interest and penalty shall be collected
as other taxes, together with such add
fional charges or penalties as are author
lied 70 be charged and collected on other
delinquent taxes, and each lot or Parcel
OF land 50 delinquent shall be sold for the
amount OF such assessment. with interest.
pera4ty and costs, in the manner provided
BY law. J. n. r ATKINSON.
CITY Treasurer u the City OF Seattle
Date Of first publication. Feby % 1896
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I.sexTssEny NOTICE

Adyerl ~fs desiring display advertise
merits cnsnged for the Sunday issue rrust
hand IN copy by o'clock SATURDAY 70 IN
sure change.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF1S SALE.--ln ~
superior court OF the state OF Wasss.
ton, for the county Of King. heao'f-
DE steiguer. plaintiff. vs. EYeftn \
Johnson. Josephine l.. Johnson. ssy
Alien. Columbia and Puget SOMA ~ ~
road Company, corpoTatsoh' ~ =.
Charles Sutherland. Defendants.
a0.4jS -
Under and by virtue Of an order o. ~ -.
and specia. execution, issued OUT 2. ,.sss
above named court. In the above s sll'a.ss
cause. ard 10 me directed ara nea ls ~
I have duly levied upon the f0.0nihtr 80 :.
scribef real property, situated N ass
county. washington t0-wit. II
All the west half Of LOT seven ~ ~ 49,, =
the west half Of loo eigat w, N ss ~
seven "a. in Kaufman's addition y - -
city OF Seattle. together VITA ~ -
singular tbe tenements. mere gitainsnss -
arpgrfenancas therepnta beiongins. A
Notice Ia therefore hereby given ta y. =, !.
Friday. the sih day Of March, -. - =, - =.
hour 81 10 o'clock a. n. 81 sal1 nas - esss
front door Of the courthouse Ia ta s. ~ ~
81 seattle, ia said kiEg county 81 ,w.cbss
the above described properly z RsSsf
auction, to the highest and best D''''''
Dafea this an DAY % February, ,, lSs..r
A. II. VAN DIX NANTEh, 58Ft''''
G. Y. De Steiguer. Attorney
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NOTICE OF SIERIFFS SAlsE,.-ln ~
superior court Of the state or Nasams
ton, for the county OF King. Inc go
tfsh-American Mortgage Company Ill.
tied. corporation, plaintiff, VS., uN1
Krause and Hulda Krause e. al, oeisnF
ants Nc. q, 40
Under and by virtue OF an order Q, 49, ~
and special execution. issued our 9. ~
above named court. Ia the above enl l.'a
cause, and 10 me directed and aesiss'sss 81
| have duly levied upon the fo.DwinE v
scribed real property. situated III A's
county. Washington. to-wit: a.
Lot one a.. in block No. four 90. q = :.
Rainier addition to the city OF seatiss
shown by the recorded plat thereof !.
Notice is therefore hereby given 'as' !. !.
Friday. the 9Th day Of March, -. >. =,
hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. Of said DAY, ~ ~ -
front door Of the courthouse, IN tn az W
OF Seattle. in said King county, VIZ $3.50 ~
the above described property az - -
auction, 10 the highest and best 0'''''
for cash. so.
Dated this 4th day OF February. ~
A. #. VAN DE YANTER. s1crM'
Hastings & Stedman, attorneys
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FOR sALE-LODGING HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Furniture and good viii OF
the best private boarding house in this
city, consisting OF 30 rooms. all complete
~ furnished: broad Railways finely car
petsd: kitchen and dining room. together
with all the necessary utensils and fur
nishings. This house is now well filed
with a fine class OF boarders is finely
located. only few blocks from the post
office. and is very convenient to nearly
all the car lines. A great bargain for
any one OF experience in running a first
class house Jordan & Haddock. room
Colonial block.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ing-Notice IS hereby given that there
will be a meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Blewett Gold Mining Company at
room SIS Bailey building. Seattle. Wash
on the l4th day Of March, 1895. at the. hour
Of II O'Clock a m. for the purpose Of
eleciing a board of five trustees OF SAID
Company, TO serve until the first Tuesday
in June, 1896. and for the transaction OF
such other business as may proDerlv
come before such meeting.
This meeting is called under section 7
article &. Of the bylaws OF said company
in accordance with written request. sign
81 by persons representing moro than
one-fourih Of the capital stock OF said com
pany. which request has been duly 6ia3
with me. ] NJ. WfIsMANS. Secretary
Dated at Seattle. Wash. February IS
lSs
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CITY TREAsURERs NoTIcE.-city of

CITY TREASURERS NoTIcE.-City of
Seattle
Notice is hereby given that the first an
nual installment OF local Improvement dis
trict No. 80 for the improvement OF Lewis
street in the city of Seattle from YeSler
avenue to the north line Walla Walla adj
d1tsor under the provisions OF ordinance
No. 3549. which provides for the improve
nLent of said street by grading the same
and constructing sidewalks on both sides
thereof, with parking strips between side
walks and roadway. and providing for the
payment therefor in installments and es-
tabiishing fund for such payment by
the leYying and collection OF special as
sessments upon the property benefited by
the Improvement, and providing for the
issuance of bonds as authorized by an act
OF the legislature of the state of Washing
ton, approved March 9th, 1888. and under
the provisions OF ordinance No. 3349, APP
proved May .th, 1894, as amended by ordi-
nance NO. 34D, approved July 18th. 1894,
has been duly certified TO me for collec-
ton. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel
and lot or LAND, and part thereof. in said
district. in payment of such installment
remains unpaid. and the same. including
the interest on the whole amount charged
must be paid or or before the q day Of
March. 1896. Unless payment be made on
such installment on or before the - day
Of March, 1896. the same shall become de-
lirquent and shall bear interest at the
rate of per cent. per annum. until paid
and if not paid before said time, pen
atty OF five 90 per cent shall be added,
on the annual tax roll for the current
year against each lot and parcel of land.
and part thereof. 50 delinquent and With
the interest and penalty shall be collected
as other taxes, together with such addi-
ticnal charges or penalties as are author
ICED to be charged and collected on other
delinquent taxes. and each lot or parcel
OF land so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount of such assess ment, with interest
penalty and costs, in the manner provided
by law. J. NJ. +. ATKINSON,
City Treasurer of the CITY OF Seattle
Date of first publication. Feby Is. 1906.
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CITY FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
rcTthwest corner Fifth avenue and Yes
Ter way, Seattle, Wash. Male and fs-
male help furnished free OF charge.
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eeTe1 twenty-five @.
sseAsn y tie city az Seassis ~ 5000 "A
Is appears ~ the aYas ~ sassss.c-
cognty. 0s1es q Szss 80
Notice is tAe~sfo-s 49,.
FTloay. the f3tA aas ~ 49, <irer thss :.
hour of 10 a'closk a Re - 49, ss rs ii y.
80 tsSai seo- q the es,s-ss 80 c4g. 1,
SS n y seattle. in sad Kss 49, - = 4.
NJ sill The above Ssesrrse 49, eoa1rs1. /
g; ~sssg ssse,ien. 70 she highest 10y q;
A'Sit.i tbs Ata sav az rAh.
A. T. VAN NF vaN- S~ss.s LAY ~
Sapp 4 Lysoas, Attarnsvs sasfs<.
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FOR TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS
20 70 Queen City Truak Factory repair
Ing a speciality. Teslsr avenue 2ae Gen.
neEciaL Branch. Ills Ssco25