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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-08-06

"Let me give you pointer" said
M. f. Gregg, a popular conductor on
the Missouri Pacific railroad. "Do
YOU know that Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrh@a Remedy cures
you when you have the stomach ache?
Well, it does" And after giving this
friendly bit of advice, the jolly con-
ductor passed on down the aisle. It is
fact that thousands of railroad and
travelling men never take a trip with
out a bottle of this Remedy, which is
the lest cure for bowel disorders in the
W rid. 70 and 80 cent bottles for sale
all druggists.
Il. SHELTON, of Walla Walla county.
has contracted the crop of 400 acres
OF wheat at sixty ceats bushel
Nothing at all small about that. but q
number OF the farmers of Eastern
Washington are not satisfied at that
and ale refusing to contract at such
figures. Well, after several wears Of
"short clover" they are certainly de-
serving OF their prospective good for
tune
The American Monthly Review of
Reviews for August devotes itself with
accustomed thoroughness to the new
tariff. The editor, in "The PROGRESS
OF the World" discusses the subject
in its general bearings, while Mr..
Charles A. Conant of the New York
Journal of Commerce reviews the
salient features of the new law in an
impartial and luminous article.
DESPITE the hostility OF the 1911
free coinagists, President McKinley's
bimetallic commission is still MEETING
with very favorable receptions wher-
ever 1T goes, and its reports are very
encouraging to the friends of interna-
tional bimetallism.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-08-06

Mckinley said if he should win
He'd give Us Jaws instead of chin
He kept his word
AS all have heard
Soon as the voters put him in.

AS all have heard
Soon as the voters put him in.
J.P. T.
The mining excitement on the
Sound continues undated. Fully a
dozen steamers are on the Alaska
route, yet Seattle is full of gold seek
ers awaiting transportation.
Plats of Shelton, containing the
four Shelton additions, printed on fine
bristol board, for sale at this office, Is
cents each, or 3 for fifty cents. They
are worth framing. Also p1ats for
abstracts or for sending in the mail to
Two young cow-lads, who came
over with Smiths band of cayuses,
started for Ellensburgh Wednesday,
one riding horse which did not be-
long to him. Sheriff Caldwell capt
ured the horse and the rider at Olym-
pia and brought them back. AS the
horse belonged to an E1lensburgh
party the boys were evidently intend
ing to ride over the mountains, and
return the horse to it's owner.
SEEMINGLY reliable statistics show
that more than $100,OOO,OOO in mort
cages will be paid off in the five states
of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota,
and South Dakota this year. This
isn't bad for hard times.
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Commissioners PROCEEDINGS.
SHELTON, Aug. 3. 1897.

oHELTON, Aug. 5, 1877.
Board of County Commissioners for Mason
County met pursuant to adjournment at a. m.
Present full board and clerk
Appeared John Kubik asking rebate of tax on
assessment of 1896 rolls, upon Investigation it
was found that an error had been committed
and he was allowed a rebate of 81 cents
Appeared Paul Johnson, Supr Road Dist and
on settlement of his account allowed the sum
OF $3.50.
On motion board adjourned till tomorrow
morning at O'Clock. w. H. NJ. DUNBAR Clerk
Board of Co Commissioners of Mason Co met
pursuant to adjournment, Wednesday Aug 4th
at a. m.
co surveyor unlimited plans and rpecifica-
lions for repairs for the protection of Skoko
nlsn prdge on motion the same were adopted
ana hled and it is ordered that notice of the
time and place OF recovering sealed proposals
1or constructing said repairs in accordance with
SAID specifications, be given by publicatio Oh in
the Shelton Weekly Tribune.
At 4p. m. Board adjourned till tomorrow
morning at o'clock a. m. w. H. NJ. DUNBAR.
Clerk.
Board of County Commissioners met pursuant
to adj ournment at 9 a. m.
Present full board and clerk
Appeared s. P. Richardson on behalf of Messrs
Deer and Bailey, who made application for a re-
tail liquor license, accompanied with bond.
petition of John Levall and 81 others, deed of
premises, and receipt for $500 deposited with Co
Treasurer. After argument of Counsel, Board
tables the matter for further consideration.
Appeared Leo Anderson, Chas Wiss and E
Baker making application for the construction
of bridge across gulch at junction of the Wiss
aid Roderick roads, action deferred for the
present.
Petition of 7 Onsrud and IA Others pre scented
Tor survey of road. Said petition returned for
correction.
Appeared Kenneth Stewart, supervisor Road
Dist 10, and on settlement allowed SIS.
Also John Gavan Supr Rd Dist 10 and on set
tlement allowed s157 55 the sum of $lO2 drawn:
balance 5000 when funds accumu late to credit
of the district.
On motion board adjourned till p. M, at
which time i t reconvened and
Appeared James I Booth, who having he reto-
fore filed his petition for county road and upon
a hearing in the matter said petition was grant
ed and survey of same ordered. Mr. Specie vot-
ing adversely for the reasons ''that the greater
portion of said proposed road is unnecessary
and the balance should be applied for under the
private road act" The following persons were
appointed reviewers: S W Shelton, Co survey
or; John Seig apd Ralph Harris.
On motion NV Shelton is required to max
esfmatG and ecations for repairs on skoko
Board the relIpon adjourned till tomorrow at
y q. III. w. III. NJ. DUNBAR, Clerk.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-08-06

OUR lumber publications, the Pacific
Lumber Trade Journal and Bro. Coles
alphabetical Lumberman of Tacoma,
spread themselves in their July issues
to interest and attract the visiting
lumbermen. Both were profusely IL
Illustrated with cuts of the larger mill
plants and logging scenes of the Sound
region and contained excellent write
ups of the industry, and many hun
dreds have been carried away by the
visitors to back up their statements of
the wonderful things they have seen
in the great state of Washington.
While we regret that the party did not
get steered in this direction, we realize
that time was an object and that the
firms which are catering to the East
ern trade we're anxious that the visit
ors should become as familiar with
their plants as was possible. The trip
will undoubtedly advertise Washing
ton far more than anything else, and
great increase of orders will result
from the attention paid to the visitors
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Should Haye Tried Oyster Bay.

SOUTH BEND, July 30.-The eastern
oysters which were planted in the
Plaix channel two years ago by the
government fish commissioners have
recently been examined, and over half
of them are dead, and the Others have
not propagated. This is great dis
appointment to many Oystermen, and
vet any other result could hardly have
been expected, as they were out OF
water an unusually long time in
transit from the eastern coast, and
were in dying condition when they
reached here. A year ago, however,
they were examined and reported as
doing well, over an inch of new shell
having been grown. Mr.. Marion,
manager Of the Morgan Oyster COM
pany's interests, is of the opinion that
the oysters were nearly all full grown
and not young growth as they should
have been. L. L. Bush, of Bush d
Sons, agrees with him and gives as an
additional reason for the failure of the
experiment that the spot where the
oysters we're planted had been well
cleaned of shells and the oysters sunk
in the sand, and were killed by it.
The star fish also are supposed to have
created havoc among them. While
the oystermen are disappointed at the
outcome of the experiment, they are
not at all discouraged,
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-08-06
REIMBURSEMENT for Sale

A REIMBURSEMENT of 100 acres of
land close in, can be bought cheap,
owing to the poor health of the owner.
There are four or five acres cleared
and in crops, young orchard beginning
to bear and lots of small fruits, good
house and other outbuildings, a COW,
horse, wagon and harness, and all
farm implements, household goods
and l4O chickens, and everything goes
for $4,000, If taken Immediately.
They cost twice that to say nothing of
the land, and lots of hard work in
clearing and improving the place.
For further particulars enquire at this
Office.
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The Lumberman says that near Ia
coma can he seen fir stump that has
grown a complete covering of bark,
that the tree was cut down over ten
years ago and the stump is two feet in
diameter and ahout two and One-half
feet high. Being unable to account
for this unusual phenomenon the
Lumberman has addressed a letter to
Chief Fernow of the division of fores-
try at Washington, D. G. asking an
explanation. The chiefs reply shows
that he is likewise stumped and says
the cause is matter of theory rather
than knowledge. And there is where
the chief is off. If he knew Frank
Cole as we'll as the rest of us do he
would know all about it. He would
know that Br'er Coles Lumberman
had been lying to him about the
stump.-Olympian.
A RECENT publication by the New
York Journal of Commerce shows the
full legal tender silver money of the
United States to be $540, 100000; of
France, $434, 100000; of Spain, $685.
100000; Of Germany, $1O5,OOO,OOO; of
the Straits Settlements, $4,000 900;
of China, $750,000,OOO, and of India,
$95O,OOO,OOO. OF the 81 ,O53 100000 of
silver money in the world today, all
but 100000 is full legal tender.
and more than half of it has been
coined since 1878. These figures are
published by the New York Journal of
Commerce, a conservative and extreme
ly accurate paper, whose statements
on subjects OF this character are al
ways accepted as reliable.
The Tacoma Morning Union has
called $50" and the Ledger and News
now have the daily field to themselves.
Both the Union and the Ledger have
mad rocky road to travel during the
last few years, the former being start
ed about three years ago by the Led
gers union printers when that office
was rated" The Ledger starts out
splendidly under its new management
and gives promise of occupying an
important place in the state field.
The Union was hardly deserving of a
better fate.
"MONEY is the root of all evil" is
we'll said. How we'll it is exemplified
by the present mad rush to Alaska.
Man or woman is ready to risk life,
happiness and future greatness to gain
the yellow sand. If the same people
who are exerting every energy in their
body to reach the pot of gold at the
end OF the rainbow would devote that
energy to regular pursuits and avoca-
lions, each and every community
would be gold mine in itself-What-
com Blade.
AN order has come from London
England to the Gamers of British Co.
lumbla that no Chinese canned salm.
on can be sold there. AS Chinese are
exclusively employed in the Gamer
ies' there is considerable consterna-
ton IN consequence and all the white
women and children available are be-
ing employed while the Mongolians
hunt new jobs. Good.
WITH the wheat and hops and 9th
er cereals which assure big crop at
high prices, there are few who will
not admit that good times are almost
here.
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Some BARGAINS! < 3 &
a Splendid Chance!

We are now going carefully over our entire
stock and readJusting prices Every article that
will stand cut in price is being remarked ~
Our Shoe Clothing and Furnishing DEPART
ments offer some Special Bargains
we are now receiving an entirely new stock of
Furniture
1t is an established fact that we are among the
closest Wholesale Buyers in the State,
and on account of our large sales need
only SMALL PROFTTS
J. D. RILEY, Manager.
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go, are the only pills to take
Hoods Pills with Hoods Sarsaparilla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-09
LEGAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE OF sHERIFFs sALE.-Tn the
Superior Court of the STATE OF Wash
inEion. fer the County Of King r j.
Couper. plaintiff. W A6eibert NJ Fisher
Laura J. Fisher. MS wife. and George
z Bennett. defendants. No = 81
Un6er and b. virtue Of an order % sale
and special execution. issued cut OF the
zbove-1a med court. in the above-en titled
action. and 20 me directed and delivered,
I nave duly levied upon fas toliowing-te-
scribsd real property. situated in said
KING county. Washington. lO-wit:
I-ots one Cd and Two 81. Ia block fifteen
(Is}. Of Woodland addition 10 salmon Bay
CITY. ~ Seattle. together wlth the appG--
te1arces thereto be5on rtrS.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. me I'd day q April 49, at -.
hour % - c'cicek a. n. of said day az me
front door OF the courthouse. In the city
CT Seattle n said King county. / viii sell
tie aooye-ds.crlbed property at public
auction. 20 the highest ard hess bidder,
for casn
Dated this lsrn day % March. Igs-
Nh r. MOVER. SaxrIE.
- =. S.ZgaoG. Astorley.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public = hereb- warned rot 20 pay
suy money 20 parties representing 20 %
agents of the Seattle Post-tBtslliE snceT.
except TIRE following. wn0 are the only
as5fslorfzsf travelling agents OF the Post
Irsel5lxencer. VIZ. J. A Nc-l1fian. , J.
Taasey This does not Apply 20 RESIDENT
agents OF this paper AFRO are located n
,rs-+egos cites ard towns in the North
wenf H0r 20 po@tusa@serE who are II 81
cases authorized 20 take e1netrl TIS1cTls tor
the Daily Sunday and Weekly Post Fstet-
IIxer.eer CITY collectors: J. A CafhcaFt.
E r Hawlsy. ". W. Ewing and William
r. Beatty.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

The CompanyS elegant steamers Ina.
tiIIa, City of Puebla and Walla walls
leave seattle for San Francisco, u
Port Townsend and Victoria, r. C.. AT
a. m. Mar. 80. Apl. e. 9. "A. is. a. g. Nay
4. o. IA, 10. "a %. June 8. s. II. IS IA
Due at San Francisco. a. M. Api. q tn
II, %. q. May 2, I. IL. II. %. e. June
IL. 10. q. Is, July /. Leave San Frsa.
cisco for Seattle via Victoria. r. G., aai
Port Townsend. al 9 a. m, ApL |. { Il
rs, q, IS. May /, 6, II, ls. y, g. 81, luna
5. 10, Is, 20, .. 80. Due az Seattle. p r
Apl. 4. Q. IA. 10. "a, %. May L. Q. II H. 4
%. June 3. 8. IS. IS. %. 3. July 3
The elegant steamers City Of Topeka
Mexico, AI-fxi and Queen leave Seattle
for Alaska, at a. m, Mar. 20. Apl lsl
10, "a. %, May 4, 9. IA. ~, a. y. June 4
10. IS. %. IS. Due back at Seattle Apl II
q. 26, May I. 6. IL. 49, Il, Is, u. Jans
5. 10, Is. 20. "a. 30. July 4. 10. The con.
pany reserves right 70 change. withos
previous notice. steamers. sailing da.a
and hours of sailing.
]. r. TROWBRIDGE, p. 8. Supt. Ocean
Dock. Seattle.
c. II. J. sToLTENBERG. Tiki. Agt. u
First Ave. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO.. Gen. Aga,
& r
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LEGAL NOTICES

ro All. WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Yen a ~ hereby notified that the toitoW-
.-w property offered for safe al me
49, IN rfe srh day OF June 1854. and
forfeited 20 the courrTy Tor dc.ialue1.A
s9xes was Afterwards assigned 10 =.
T. French for said Delinquent taxes, ieT
shs4 various years. as follows:
lot & slock 81 Ceatral Seattle, by Nc
NSught an addition 20 the city OF sect
lie assessed for the year 1876 70 l. Me-
C0v~ers was assigned or the 9th day or
ApriI fSa5 for the taxes fer said years.
TsS- 1 block g., Central Seafrls BY Nc
Naught. an addition 70 the sly o. Ga St ss
1891 10 Unknown Owners. was aSsishei
for the year 1870 on the sth day OF April
1895. and for the years lsss ana M on ne
ash day OF April. 1895. for the tax for said
Lot .. block Il. Central Seattle. an addi-
ton 20 the city Of Seattle. Sssssseo yer
ard for the year 1891 10 c. NJ BRADSHAW,
was signed for the years 1913 ana 1879 on
the Sth day OF April, 1885, and for the year
1891 on the 9th day OF April, 1sSs. IoT the
That ire Tlyire Of redemption will expire
OIL all OF the above-dcscrioed properly on
ne on day q Asr isy ;i ~ ,r wlIen 70 n me
county treasurer Of King county TOR
deed 10 the above-descrihed property. a.
provided in section 1T OF the revenue
II VS. OF mo.
Dated at Seattle this 5th day OF April.
1877. r F. FRENCH.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on
Saturday. April II. 1897 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. / wiz sell at puh.ie auc-
ton 20 the highest and best bidder, at
the entrance 70 the Colnnan block. in the
city OF Seattle, the following personal
property belonging 10 the estate OF
lingo A. Kohler deceased. viz; A GER
fidcate OF allowance OF n claim against
the Washington Savings bank, issued
TO me by the receiver OF said bank
March 10 1894 for 50 500 Also GER
tifcate of allowance of a claim against
said bank issued 10 ME BY said receiver
which a dividend or fifteen per cent.
has been paid. Dated Seattle. Wash.
April .. 1881.
WI. II. BRINKER. Executor
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STEANtERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily, except suna.,
In one hour and twenty-five nInu.ss
THE STEAMER FLYER.
Regular daily trips. Seattle-raeor.
route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. Navt
TIME CARD.
Single fare. soc; round trim. NJ
Leave Seattle-7:45, Il:l5 q. m: 20 "a
p. m.
Leave Taccma-a:so a. m: 1. 4:a,tnn
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle-T:S0 a. M; u m.:snm
Leave Tacoma-a.s0 a. m: 30 T:Nun
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf n.
coma. and Commercial dock, foot Of N.
rion street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and Ststa 4
Washington, fare SOC.
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pnRr ORCHARD ROUTE.

Steamer MARY F. PEKLEl 4.,e.
Leaves Gaibraith's dock. foot o. 49,
ton street. for Sylvan Grove, y 50 sssesg,
". 8. Navy Yard Charleston :.
al $50 a. m. 400 .. M $3.50 $50
$40 a. m. TOO p. IN. hea" n
leaves sidney at s:s a. n.
.. M: Navy Yard TOO a. m. yxsvT
SUNDAYS. leave Sidney, 1903 2. n lssr.
Yard. 800 .. m. SATURDAY nign,ss a.
Sidney. 500 O'Clock: Navy ia'N'
Telephone. Red Isl.
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srnA1rs STEAMSHIP coMpAsf

SIPS GARLAND AND EvAsJ,n.sal.
seattle ana Townsend Seah BAY a. -.
steamer Garland leaves Yesler DOC, -
days. tuesdays and Thursdsysw ~
p. m. for Port Townsend. Por. r,.srssl
Dungeness, Port Angeles. Pors - xssa
Gettysburg. Pysht. Ciallam BAY .ssfp .
Bay: returning. arrives az 1900 irsss
" YesIer dock for Port TOWNSEND. r,ss s.ssf,
reles and Victoria Mondays w.. sesss1
and Fridays at s:3o .. m; arrives
alternate DAVIS at go .. m.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.


Cffce - 4. -. n. Vancouver Barracks
waSa.. March IS 49, Sealed p~oposals'
offices co Quarterrasters ~ Bc9S@ RAJ
racks ana Fort sherman Idaho. psr.
lard or And Forts Ca-hv SnokarS
RsllA NahR ard Vancouver Deno+
Vase. Ef roCa. Apr. Is lss7 aut than
opened. tor Furnishing fuel therefor ~
cseal year CORFU rcI1r July l. lsg-. In
formation furnished ecre or - x1I5
caarternasters L. : reserves FiEh; 70
sf-ff.e 20 @e.'t.- ANY 81 az PROPOSALS o
any part thereof Envelopes -ortaf~l-x
proposals. shsula - marked: s-Prnu9saIs
FOR tpei AZ . ara addressed 70
Y steCs- = Nzrshan C. @ II.
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STEAMER MExIco FOR ALASKA.

The Pacific Coast steamship CompanYs
large and elegantly fitted passenger steam
or sfexico viii sail from Seattle TacoaA
Port Townsend and Victoria on April fss
Alaska, calling al Mary Island, keiciIkaa,
Wrangel, juneau Douglas Island. Fer.
ner's bay and Dyea. The steamer viii ass
go through TO Sitka this trip, but goes .
Dyea instead. She will remain from twer.
ty-four 10 forty eight hours In Junaaa,
which will give miners all the time neess-
sary to outfit there completely II they .
desire. This steamer Is one OF the lafses.
passenger carriers IN the company's hesA
which means safety and comfort 70 n
J. +. TRowBRIDGE. P. s. supt. ocsia
Dock Seattle.
c. ". ]. STOLTENBERG. Ticket Az,
coo First Avenue, Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS * CO.. On.
Agents. San Francisco. Cal.
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REWARD.

reward % SO wsii be paid for infor-
nation iea6iHg 20 the arrest and conylc-
ton Of any one stealing copies o. ne
Posf-TntelliRencer delivered 10 suoseFiOShs
throughout ffs city.
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co az THE GREYHOUND

GO On TIE w .IrIr5511e po1'f
Tse1e your r' trips daily. except 1870
In eject Nov. %, 1896. Leaves $50 ~ ..
a m. AS D n: leaves Everett Everett. = sssf;
o. m. Seattle landing co xass CO.
Everett landing. Merchant. os ss. ~
meets with Str. Flyer for xsss SIS
STR MIkado for Snonomis 80. ,,ona 7tr
FOR Monte Cristo and way
pn'hFsi FRANK an W. GooDHUE. aasa.
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A6vsrfssers desiring display advertise
rnents changed for the Sunday issue must
had in Copy - ! o'clock Saturday to m
sura change
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In order 70 secure correct insertion Of
notices under these headings. the same
shaGid be left a. ths business onies ca
this paper No ohzrg- 10 u1zde FOR sucn
rottces.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe-
esas ANNOUNCEMENTS Eir 5& charged al the
rate Of 10 cent? per sne <4-h lnsSriEen
pOgT-INTEI1LGGE<C CO
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DEXTER HORTON a CO, BANKERS
Incorporated 1887.


DEXTER HORTON 4 Co. BANKERS
Incorporated 1897.
AHkRtAt ssss"ssssFsssss 1910 10
S9fEtds .s--.s-ss.... --...........-.... 10 90
REeslaent ,--.....-.-...A- A. Denny
Wee President-.........W NJ Ladd
Manager ~. n r.attmar
cashier -.---.-----..-F. r. Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and felegraDnEc tsans
fers on New York Chicago, 81 paul 50,
Francisco Portland and various poir.s -
Oregon and British Columbia -
eight bills Of exchange on London await,
able elsewhere in Europe.
able terms.
bonds. stocks ard other valuables re-
eeived on deposit Tor safe Keeping.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Paia-up capital ............... .aoo ma
Iransacts a general banking business
n 49, - President
- q c--4g .---s---.ss......F!ce PreEidenf
- 80 ~t~s+|sf Cashier
eaistx Deposit Boxes for Rem.
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COUNTY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAXPAT ER-Accordine 70
the new revenue laws, each taxpayer Is
entitled 20 exemption OF 500 on Inn
proyeFnoats Ia and upon land. provided
however that eacn person claiming such
exemption shall }isg with tass Asse ssor All
MS improvements for taxation.
Therefore, is will 10 necessary for each
person to prepare and have la readiness
for the Assessor a list containing the de-
acfipiions Of all hs land IN King county.
on wnicn IAETs are any improvements
Whatsoever. ALEX MDONALD
ASSESSOR King CO
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
GLORIA ROUTE.

Steamer City OF Kingston between II
coma. Wash. and Victoria. b. G.
5l5pm Ly n Ell Ts sr,,n ilsA Al . l;Sa
70 :3oam T.vl 72lPt. Townsend ssArlil:Isan
3:2oa m iArtii0l Victoria MLxI sssn
'Daily except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes nrst-clsm y,
commodations. carrying both freisn, aa,
passengers, and leaves from Yesief We I.
Seattle. for Victoria, at $50 p. n ana W.
Tacoma at 2 p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occsW
ststerooms until a. m.
For rates, tickets, etc, inquire OF
q. r. THORNDfks.
Agent. Yesier wharf. Sea'iA
I. A. NADEAU. -.