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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23
EQUALIZATION ATTEND
After Three Weeks the Board
Completes Its Labors.
MANY HEAVY ADVANCES MADE.
south Canal Company Appruprsas..
Water giShts-A Long-Tern
Lease Cancslsd.

Tne board OF equalization. which Ia.
beA Ia s-sston n the court houss far -.
psst three weeks. adjourned Il 8 oscsaek
LAT svensI-g. aaysng compsetS1 stz .znaf.
Yesterday Eas the banner dAy a. far a.
me amount Of labor was concerned. the
board having examined and pAsSss on LII
d.rsrent cases. In the great majority OF
which the assessment was raised over .hs
figures returned BY the ASSESSOR once.
The total amount OF the increase Ia axsess-
faenta By ysstercAyss work Wa Ia the
nsignooraooa CT tzss.00o. The following
are the principal assexsmsnsa which we're
raised:
Northwestern Steamship Company, from
G.0s 70 tle.0oG; Lowman 4 HAnford, from
Ix101 TO tS9.co. Frederick. Nelson 4 Mon
70, from sis.toc 10 s1a.01o: Bank Of British
Columbia. from $3.50 70 So.o0e: Union
Trunk Lane. from sS4.a1 TO ~. o0o: Sunset
Tsisphoas & Telegraph Company, from
ff7eg 10 tzDe9. Observation-Disclosures
BAak, from sla SO TO slz.0o. lfAeDouxali
z Soathxick. from $4,000 70 So. 500.
The largest advance tn assessments was
ssssrv~ for the last. and took place TIA
r.salalsiy before the nnai adJournmsnf
rais vas the raising OF the assessment OF
the Puget soind National Bank slss.oos on
account Of capital stock authorized 70 DO
tssued aaa - hlch has been fully pad 40.
bu, not issued. This was done. not by d.
rectly rziring the valuation OF the bank 8
orop.rsy. but by directing the assessor TO
carry forward this item a. a supplemental
ssssssmsat.
I'd 70 yesterday morning tho total
AMOUNT OF assessments raised. after de-
Quoting al the amounts lowered. agg.e-
Gated S21s, 30a. Yesterdays work VIII bring
the total 10 an amount tn excess OF half .
million dollars.
After the compilation OF the work the city
msmbsrs of the board moved and pzDsed
= vote OF thanks 20 Commissioner GAsch.
Who had presided during the session. and
m turn the commissioners. BY resolution.
rendered their thanks TO the city mem
bers for their earnest ard hearty eo-opsra-
ton In the arduoas iabors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23
THE ovERHEATED EAST.
Seattle Merchant Glad tn Get Home
The Financial Question.

Sam Rosenberg, OF the weil-known firm
of Kline & Rosenberg. has been busy
shaking hands with his many friends
since his return from the East. where he
spent several weeks locking after his ousi-
ness interests. He Is hooking remarkably
well. and seems as fresh and vigorous as
IL ne had been ION daIliance bent' at some
restfui and quiet seaside resort But he
declares that bis good condition can not
be ascribed to New York weather. which
he says was SO not that he had 10 stop
over on his return at Harrison Hot
Springs 10 recuperate.
'sYou can scarcely form a conception OF
how hot 10 has been In the East" he said
last night you may have watched the
thermometer, but that didn't give you
a correct idea OF how oppressive the heat
was. At night In some quarters or New
York city the scenes were actually dis
tresslug Hundreds OF express wagons
would be gathered In each district. some
OF them acting as a sort OK relief corps.
while tucked around In wagon beds. or
anywhere else. TO get a breath OK outdoor
air were hundreds OF children whose wan
faces gave sad proof OF the baleful effects
OF the heat Some OF the parks were
thrown open. and thousands sought relief
from the tenement house ovens. and with
pillow and blanket made nights pallet
on the greensward. ! tell you the poor
est man On ENksE sSusiu - prince Noua-
pared with the poor OF New York city.
During my visit came IN contact with
many representative business men OF the
metropolis. Owing TO the financial dis
tress existing In the country found many
mills closed and business generally de-
pressed II is hardly necessary 10 say that
this condition OF affairs grows out OF the
uncertainty concerning the money ques-
ton. am not an alarmist and ] think
that the good sense ana patriotism OF the
American people viii prevail, and as our
citizens study more thoroughly the great
question now absorbing public attention.
patriotism win take the place OF selfish
politics.
Tor. TO my mind. the question Ia not one
o, politics. but o. patriotism. and viewed
in this light II deserves the earnest con-
sl8eration OF every American citizen who
believes IN upholding the honor OF his
country.
las 20 our ewn state. IL fs necessary FOR
"a 70 encourage capital This we can not
do successfully unless We can assure the
holders OF that capital that IL will be pro-
tected. This Is very young state. and IL
requires sll the assistance il can procure
10 develop our resources. In casting his
5 ballot. Il Is the duty OF every citizen. apart
from hts party sfiliacion. 10 decide calmly
and deliberately. what viii be best for the
interests OF the state"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23
THE NOON DARKENED.
Bright Golden Orb Under Al
most Total Eclipse.
SHADOW VIEWED BY THOUSANDS
Atmospheric Conditions FavoxAole-An
Example or the yastness ef
the Universe.
SHADOW VIEWED BY THOUSAND

One OF those interesting events thai
serve 20 bring thu, earth and sky closer
together In q more intimate relation and
which prompt a certain amount OF study
and Investigation. occurred promptly on
schedule time last niEht. when q partial
eclipse of the moon took Place that re-
suited in more eyes bang turned on the
heavenly armament than Is usual in these
workaday tines Whale the gsarces that
were turned upward were not those OF ad-
Grafton the stupendousness OF creation
must IN many Instances have impressed
Itself upon usually minimizing minds IA
the majestic cross.ng Of the great SHADOW.
The moon entered the earth's shadow at
ga p. m. ami left IL al 1880 a. M. Pa
cific standard time. Al Seattle the moon
rose a. ga .. N. She was. therefore,
more than two and one-hAlf hours high
at the beginning OF the eclipse The mid
de OF the eclipse was at io.5l. The
eclipse was then al ITS greatest mag
ritude. the shadow covering little less than
and the Illuminated pert being on the
northwest quadrant OF the moons disc
The first contact with the shadow was
made ~ a point II degrees south OF east
on the moons limb ami the last contact
g degrees south OF west
Several facts IN connection with the
eca.nse OF last night are worth remember
ing ne 4ifVV1 Nu- d3JAs -dssF1" -aAAteS
from the earth. Al this distance the
eartHs shadow was about 800 miles in
diameter At the time OF the eclipse the
shadow was - 900 miles long-a length
equal 10 the diameter OF the sun. The
average length OF the shadow was Ssooo
miles. but the moon being more than the
average distance from the earth. the
shadow was more than the average length.
This shadow was q huge cone, whose base
was the earth
Besides those Of a purely scientific mind
who watched the eclipse with a scientific
interest there were many who viewed
the phenomenon with scarcely less inter
est, although their observations were
principally those OF curiosity. In many
instances small telescopes were turned
upon the moon last night, and In some
cases feld and marine glasses. and even
opera glasses were pressed into service.
What additional Information might be ad-
duced from these observations does not
appear, but certain IL is that Seattle and
many other points on the Pacific coast
wore treated TO sight rare enough 10 &c
both interesting and instructive. The at
mospherfc conditions were favorable. and
while there was a percepuble trace OF
mist and smoke the moon shone with al
most undfmin.shed brightness. oelying the
statement that the orb OF night Is made
OF green cheese. The moon was not sill
very; Il was golden. and until obscured
by the shallow resembled bright, hoard
ed twsnty-dollar piece.
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In tns case Of a. 9. K.rr< - CO -.
Falcon Canning ard Prsservsnr (.,-.-.s- -
Slone7s Bysrs. receiver. aas rle4 -, -
esnsory showing ths vaiuasion % me p-op-
cry 70 be $50 TIE books show -. -
psny TO De Possessed Of a hor~.. ~e.~-.
~ unknown. and THAI n ozsxhf 20 na~e
N IT'S possession three no,e=- o.. &C.,,
soan ~. Eneean for sz.sac. one FROM ysan
.nassn srsd James II. Faicouer ,osnsfy.
OF NTA. ard one Of szsa fr,r, y-.s- g ). :
coner. bs, these notes havs ~. ~a--. s-ea
tne nan6s Of she receiver The usngs,ssss
aN Us. incinfing a ehattsi rnortx.x,
20 oFvsiia Faiconsr % nsas. tn. mort
xsses u the wife OF James n. raIeon.-
president cf the company.
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Frank u. Black and r. NJ Palmer. se-
corrpznlesa By c. II Austin. spent I'VE
DAYS OF last week IN the Squaw creek
niniD5 district Tasy report that tasEe
is promise OF cons siderable developxn1h,
being done IN the grub stake claims. Ala
especially at Gos6 creek The Red Saft
Mining Company Is moving Ia is SUP
,,ii@s and machinery. The Highland IasAS
nsna AZ Nethow Is showing up finely n
the sinking OF It's shaft. Sample hisa-
grade ore taken from the depth Of seven
ty-fye feet shows assay values faAsihs
from $50 10 slz2 per ton In gold Assays
Of ore in the Grlft above the nfty-.oo'
level run as high SIS s2s2 N gold per TON
Ths Highland Light vial be worked cor
tinuously through the winter. ana heAA
sDrfns regular shipments viii begin
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ArpRopRIATIse wATER RIGHTS.
south Canal Company Claims . Big
share or Lake Washington.

south Canal Company Claims . Big
share or Lake Washington.
The Seattle n Lake Washington Water
way Company. by EuxsDs sempss. it, pres
tacnf. and George NJ. faschaI. secretary.
a.ed In the auditors Office yesterday q
claim a appropriation TO the water In Lake
washington to the extent OF 5000 cubic
feet per second. The claim y made In the
following language:
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed appropriation claims the watr here
lylng and being In Lake Washington to
the exsent Of 10000 cubic feet per second
of time for manufacturing purposes at =
polat on tho meander line about 100 feet
souin OF the north line of section II. town.
ship a north. range east w. M. and for
go fee; on either side OF said point. tia
same being the place Of intended use. The
manner In which said appropriation INTENDS
20 direct and store said water u by the
construction. operation and use OF wa
terway from a point on Lake Washington
where this notice is posted. To wit. at
poEnt on the shore OF Lake Washington
sbou. 900 feet south OF the north line OF
ssctlon Is, township "a north. range east.
W. NJ, and for 500 feet on either side OF
sald point westward to the point above de-
scribed as being the place where u 70 IN
tended to use such water. and by the con-
struction at or near the point or Intended
use OF such water OF all nscessary locks
and dams.
Dated At Seattle. Washington. this 18th
day OF August. lss6"
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wsrde temporarily Leaves tho stage.

Wsrde Temporarily Leaves tho stage.
Frederick Warde. the weil-known TRACE
dan whose finished performances OF leEfti-
mate roles have won for him the unqtlsali-
fed admiration and esteem OF the artistic
world. has forsaken ire stage temporarily
for the more remanerativa lecture plat
form lie opraed his season In the new
reld of entertainment al Oakland, Cal,
few nfghts ago. BIS subject being a Night
with Shakespeare" Mr. Warde lost sss. 800
by his iAsf years ventures and Il almost
ruined him His troubles began az Brook
lyn. when he produced Mr.. Harrison's
"RInnyme6e" and the critics said thai thu
scenery was nagniHcenf, but had not one
good wera for the pay. The play ran
three weeks at o loss % 8. 30 week;
hae had luck held. ara O fortune was lost
"a tAe result Tia agesaisn u hop&Sui.
howsver. and believes that the tide must
earn soon IN his favor His son Arthur "a
new orga usxing q company "a New York
- present King Lear" and the trsgedaan
has exp@ctattona OF making q nex start
n 20 In October. L.azer n fne season hs
WI proiucs a new rcgnAFtic nay entitled
The Rise q Esxsndeg" Frederick Wards
was recently playing a. san Francisco n
a cas- VITA Slockweil sn9 Rose Coxhl&n-
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kxs received q letter frsn her rnosssE:
In part Il says. -C1rcie CITY eoa1o o.
ssx cabsrs Tor houses THs szsfa nss
In IL sExs1 ard I pay Sc . month fe1-
There are three stores here Ard wnsa -
Ok them gets ont q . eerss4r article sne
osAsr rops ehsagz away Up hseaeH
stafrs are selling ~ 81 dcxsns II sas.
taere was only ore eos<n N town. ana
I hx1 hard work 20 Tat them 20 ies ms
have eight There fl very little Coz.
here, everything being paid for n goa
ens-. for whSch we have scales 20 wsska
81 with / get cents . loaf fos ~
bread. and am keeping three cegs for :
nan. who pays ne s. . month Tor saea
OF them Meals az the restaurant are -
cents AZ present y Is q little 9EI. o1l
By 10 means can ws say u r. hard Tie =
Il will BE duh until ths rsinsrs eef1e n
fro-n The mines IN re fail. and tsen tniHss
VIII take on . different aspect Scans
zre worth 70 cents ger pound. ties u ana
condensed rsIlk 20 cents a car Iae ha
cfxes have told ne that about ons M
hz~k OF here are some ciackeerrses ana
c~anberviss Carfnoo and moose are aaits
Plentiful here and ere that saw wessn
sra pounds Next summer you vii DC
abe % come IN BY steamer for va
In the letter was 81 worth OF gosd ous,.
about as much 40 one could Get IN sinai
rAsmbie.
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Actions were begun in ne superior court
yesterday as foilews:
q l. Conkiin va Henry r. whitney ct
al--Note and foreclosure Of mort gage on
LOT = block ~ Pontlas Second addition.
G-AC
George l.. Carr va. Gardner Kellogg 81
al--Nots and foreclosure OF mortgage on
lot s block -. A. A Denny's addition.
$500
German savinKs and Loan Society Va.
Joan q. scnrry Of al.--<ote and fogeelos-
urs OF mortgage on lots and s. block e
G. ID. Borens pat. also lots and J. block
30 Tsrryes Second addition. $4,000.
Josiah Whiting We. Albert G.. Fry 81 Al
Note and foreclosure of mortgage on all
OF fractional block q Asrcers addition TO
North Seattle. excepting the north lvo feet
1900
Lucia Elliott vs. Frank IL Eriott--Di-
yorcA.
Jonathan Abbott vs. Marcus J. Berry
Note and foreclosure Of mortgage on tract
fn section 80. township - north. range 4
east. @l.0o.
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80 Pr 9onth rental Ard ar saxas. e-.s.n
80 nis UNDIVIDED ons-thtr1 interest IN ~
- 70 r. y. Eooney. GIL srnssh. Rvsr
- sooaey tt not pay she taxss for sfs
amounting 20 eris1: FOR Tx4. a-rorn.5-~
g SA7. and . special ear Of ser t~~s.s
10y % Improvement Of Frons street..
he decree awards the ciain.f1 th> r>x-
sSs&ssos 81 the pr-<nis>s. yorrsfss the tsase
ene etrscfs thar the amount or n. s.,o-~y
s1cenaens SHAH bs trfsc ard eetsrntnsa
By jury.
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There Is usually gossa FeAson 'of eEeFs-
- "a tnss apples particularly 20 sae
-, whv =. n Ce hams. bacon ans
- s~a - weg Hke8, Tbs reason saT sSslF
s,s,.,s,ls rfsy lies IN ne care takea % tasI
sssss..stfNr re arSg sslse5ea NASns1 ilsn
nn.es-s sers are sscaTed by the Frye 81 D..
ss~--,esnv ard are goItea into nc PTS %
- s..,,s "A hAcaa ans the rendering -
- - the very latest sna;hs~.s are err
..s~,.ss snsarsnx as a reg2it socSt@ tts&' aFe
49, 49,. -. ussssi hsrss. o4csH and iSfd
- re y a CO. arsnd ugen sune&f1
-. .na Ara - = GUARANTEES q is a2N--
ssx. The business % ths rs pNe N-@k So -
W -. !. t.s,rsa<Eax eaeEIoasEF ~
:. :. asroanG % kAs sansEloS =aSF-
"a az sAssr rrsa~aSsN
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MINING NOTES.

Quartz mining IS becoming as great ~
interest al Iniooes. y. c.. now as ehe
quartz and hydraulic mines used 10 Do
several years ago.
The Slough creek company are wcrAins
two shifts and expect 20 have IL up =
where they intend starting tAsar oSaiesA
shaft shortly.
Work on the bedrock drain on Wtliarns
creek has been resumed after having neen
shut down for some months. Contractor
Rlvard has started three SHIFTS 20 vs. WIS.
ara win push II through while the water
Is low.
The Seattle Mining Company, on I'oonl-
son creek Ssskiyou. Oregon. recently let
ted nearly s.. 600 as the result Oh h'o
DAYS run
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Hon. Henry L. Lorenz. commissioner OF
the United States court OF claims. yeeter-
day entered upon the preliminary work OF
hearing The claims OF letfer carriers ia this
CITY. die WAS az the postoffice by O'Clock
IN the morning. and In the course OF the
forenoon made arrans snents for notifying
ali claimants to put Ia an appearance to-
morrow. Monday. when the actual work
OF hearing viii begin.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


HOT I'll STess E--NS-
sam Smith. New York
y 81 Woozb@ry. san Jose, CaL
James L. FORE sssT. k.ctoTiA
p g. Gleason. Rcssland. b. c.
r ~ Brown. Victoria
Mrs. Brown. Tacoma
@. .. PowndsT. kossAanA
= W. A3FraS0E. Gatv.
Il George Smith. Everett
fsharses Il. Chester. - Paul
/. EAglarn. Fanco4ysr.
Thosaa2 X. IsEzsrssEs. AFss1-s-
J EVTn. Fscf9Fta-
c. X. Warren. nEEiuth-
Ms E4gfrer. ~ hatcorn-
Ms. :. Heed. FertlAnG-
Ms ~ knx y 2aseSn-
Jahn Grant Fuy zlsIp-
z IL Abrams. and ATE. @2aEeouA
Mrs. ". CAii6sEg- Tacoma
Pau Reeves Tacoma.
A. 7. Han. san FrsacSSco-
T. L snlsa tstty.
n. A zssA-zx DetrofE. Ma
l. r Aka Oakland. Cal
Ms. r II. s1ss.~y, Sssese Bra
: NJ sired 8nsi wife. AarYsyfsse-
J. LAgss. City.
!. II. S1a-Ys-y. EA4xa2as<.
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Loeiia Elllou yesterday eroaxh, sat, FOR
civoree against her husband. Prank ~
Elliott she alleges that they usr, mar.
NED IN April. isss. In Bate. Mant-. ara
.s1t sooot two years ard a half ago TIE
os1en1ani sent her from her home Ia Butte
20 reside Win her nsethsr IN Seattle. s.nns
.aAt time ne IL alleged 70 have sent her nc
money for Der uaalntsnancx. hut 20 h.vs
sQuandsrsd' his earnings Ia prorIxaev 49,
e.ssspasion- She has been compelled 10
work Tor her orn support. She asks no
otnsr fsilef except the decree Of divorces.
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REV. ID. C. GARRETT BACK.
Rector's Return and Choir Anniversary
a Double Attraction.

Rev. d. c. Garrett returned yesterday
morning from an extended visit 10 New
England. and viii be in his usual place
al ST. Marks today. His people VIII give
him a warm welcome. BY coincidence
the day marks the anniversary or the IN
stauation OF the vested choir. whose sx-
ceilent music has added much 70 the inter-
est at st. Marks. In honor OF both the
anniversary and the rector's return the
services today will be specially elaborate
and Impressive. The following musical
programme VIII be rendered:
Morning
Observation-Disclosures. Ye Pure IN
Heart ...s.... .........-s.-s.+.. aicssisot
rgni,e =, Z, ~ .. Garrett
Hyrnn-"Onwar6. Christian Soldiers.
HyTnn-''Nearsr. My God. TO Thee"
oneriory-''How Long wilt Thou For
ret Mep' ............ s.-.s"..-.ss nuNBos
Mrs. r II. Cam. jr, Miss True, Mr..
Herbert Williams, Mr.. c. w.
Saunder and chorus.
RsceSsional-"Go Forward. Christian
Soldier ........--....sss-..s."'s' Sine4f
Evening.
proe.sssonal-"Hoiv, Holy. Holy. Dykes
s.sfagnifcat." ''Nunc Dlmitis." in -.
An.hem--'o. Taste and See" ...-..,.. .ooss
Hymn-"Now the Day Is over" -. Barno ~
Ofrertory--'sCome Unto Me- ...s.. LINDSAY
Miss True.
Recessionai-'Holy. Holy. Holy, LORD
..-.......,.. ...-.......-.s-...s+. hOpAaHS
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TIE Seattle soap Company has made an
esrer ,has Will have aasf TIE boys In ~.
rs,x hustsng. They VII give tAe boy who
ersngs them thu mesi Wrappers OF their
v.-.srass eoao Blanche soap CT Bepo
,,-essss-x rsszS<e~ = Mexssnger bscye5e. TIE
Nv wto brings IN TIE most Of these wrap
n~rs before n9on September = VIII get the
ssevcse. Sow. boys, get 8 move o..
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TIE pro-nEs %. 20 . wnsseso-ns sssr,a-
k4at w1ll sftsn avert . serious illzess- Keep
a. bad . soss4s 90 sAe tzzozs ca Jex-s
Mos1r~ IA WHISKY. Il nssy <avs n 6or-
for's hslL ssaore. Huns q CO, sess agents
fS< sSs P2cIac CoAs.
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r,v.~fnr~ Atfruflon.

treasury stock Bad Eagle ard synds-
r.ta e,osa Mining Companies. cents per
snzr.. FER information and stock apply
"a ua-woo6 Morgan. Hssier Block or
william .. Fesxins q Co. New York
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Ro4ALrA SOUTHERN.

The Prima Donna at Madison Park.
The last performances OF the beautiful
opera 'Galatea'' viii be given this after
noon al $50 o'clock and tonight az
O'clock. Next week Breach OF Promise"
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rs. Cora = SsTy4e<. ~aa - a. pres
snt ~ guest q Rev JEAN =. Damon.
kas resolves = 1rgssr sroEn Ser ruaasssr.
whs - prcegiefar 81 bakery 81 circle
CITY. AlsskA gns letter. - safer July "a
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GETS HIS LAND RACK.


A lengthy decree was signed YESTERDAY
tv Juag. Langley in the case Of Jeremiah
J. Oconnsr Of TX va. James r Smith
st al. The decree finds that the plaintiffs
are the owners IN fee of lot 8. block :.
Doren q Denny's plat. on Front street.
one lot north Of Columbia On June %.
1861. the plaintiffs leased this lot TO James
r. Smith. James Gill and Timothy Ryan
for thirteen years. they agreeing 10 pay
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Don't miss tne biggest event % the year
the Vancouver. q. C.. carnival and re-
Fatta August 81 20 September s Special
excursion leaves Seattle August g.
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Take Nosis

Highland rAghss treasury stock WIN Do
withdrawn from Seattle market Sepaen
Der /
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The rlacDougall
& S0uthWick CO.
Nos. 7l7-71o-72l-723 First Av.

We now show the first of the fall seasons
dress fabrics, embracing very large selection
of extremely handsome dress goods. These are
the first of the magnificent stock Of goods that
have been selected for the coming season.
Particular attention is invited to the elegance
of styles and the unusually low figures at which
these new goods are offered:
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