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How Raphael Settled His Bill.

Raphael, the great Italian paint
er, whose celebrated Biblical pic
lures are worth fabulous sums of
money, was not a rich man when
young. He encountered some of the
vicissitudes of life, like many an
other genius. Once when travelling
he put up at an inn and remained
there unable to get away through
lack of funds to settle his bill. The
landlord grew suspicious that such
was the case, and his requests for
a settlement grew more and more
pressing. Finally young Raphael in
desperation resorted to the follow
ing device:
He carefully painted upon table
top in his room a number of gold
coins, and placing the table in GER
tain light that gave a startling eff
feet he packed his few belongings
and summoned his host.
There, " he exclaimed, with a
lordly wave of his hand toward the
table, lis enough to settle my bill
and more. Now kindly show the
way to the door. y
The innkeeper, with many smiles
and bows. ushered his guest out,
and then FASTENED back to gather up
his gold. His rage and CONSERVATION
when he discovered the fraud knew
no bounds, until a wealthy English
traveller, recognizing the value of
the art put in the work, gladly paid
him ESQ for the table. -Harper's
Round Table.
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DR.. B. A. CAMFIELD.
Practice limited to Diseases Of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Practice limited to Diseases Of the
363 Chicago Blnns House
Hours-Unti 8 A. NJ. and after 6 P NJ. and
All Day Saturday and Sunday.

Garfield pays particular attention to this branch
medicine and surgery and prepared with all the finest modern
struments operate the relief Of CATARACT CLOSURE OF
THE PUPIL, CROSS-EYE, CLOSURE OF THE TEAR DUCT
IRITIS STAPHYLOMA, PTERYGIUM and the RE
MOVAL OF TUTOR AND TORPID GROWTHS of every kind
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FITTING GLASSES tc
weak defective of description by NEW METHOD
that perfectly lost sight, headache and strain Ia ali
glasses ground fit each individual and the
hardest pures and perfect that can be produced
have had trouble with glasses he will e
you eyes carefully tested CONSULTATION FREE
NorE-Dr Garfield goes the Chicago Eye and Ear HospI
Saturdays Sundays and will furnish full
wish there for medical surgical
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Made Another Mistake.

At the phrenologist's general in
vitation a big man with a smoothly
shaver face, pug nose and promi-
nent chin stepped upon the stage and
took his seat.
The phrenologist felt his head
carefully for awhile, and then said:
"This subject shows a gentle and
mild disposition, and has unusually
well developed organs of benevo-
lence and love for his fellow men.
He is tender hearted, and loves to
relieve the sufferings of others.
Now, sir, what is your profession2"
The big man smiled, and said, IT
am a nurse in a charity hospital,
SIR and the audience, which had
opened it's mouth to yell when the
man acknowledged to being a prize
fighter, coughed instead and count
ed the lights in the chandelier in as
absentminded way as possible.
Detroit Free Press.
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A short Cnt.
American

"Mr. Priggs is a very ordinary
sort of man, remarked the candid
observer.
Undoubtedly" replied Senator
Sorghum.
while Mr.. Diggs is exceptionally
brainy."
II believe so.
"And yet Priggs has succeeded
and Diggs has failed. How do you
account for it?"
Easily enough, replied Senator
Sorghum. "Diggs put in his time
trying to learn more than other peo-
pie, while Priggs devoted himself
to convincing them that he already
knew it. Washington Star.
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Famous Poem Endangered.

Tennyson, just after finishing the
manuscript of I'm Memoriam, . had
trouble with his landlady and gave
up his lodgings. He forgot the man
uscript, but could not be induced to
go back and face the landIady. His
friend, Coventry Patmore, who was
with him, returned to the lodgings,
forced his way in, and found the
poem, already thrown carelessly in
to a drawer of rubbish.
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VALUE OF AscETlcIsM.
1t Protected Charles XII When He Floa
Into Turkey.

1t Protected Charles XII When He Fled
Into Turkey.
When Charles XII fed into Tur-
key, the Turkish soldiers very soon
learned to regard him as holy
man It was all very well to say he
was only an infdel, but king who
was impervious to love- who drank
no wine, who cared nothing for the
pleasures of the table, who thought
little of money, who lay harder and
Jared worse than the common sol
der and who was diligent in his
religious observancces was, come
what might, man to be honored
and worshiped. Hence, when it
came to fighting, the fierce JAM
zaries would not touch hair of
Charles head and would rather
lose their own lives than harm him.
And undoubtedly the Turkish sol
diers in a sense judged well. Charles
asceticism no doubt gave him pow
er over and an insight into men not
given to those whose noses were al
ways in the trough of bodily pleas
ure. He would not have been the
magnetic creature he was, the pos
SCISSOR of the true demonic power,
unless he had so entirely subdued
the longings of the flesh. The vic
tory over the senses which he won
early in life gave him access to that
hill where the air is always clear
and unclOuded, and whence, raised
above the throng, one may perceive
the scope and order Of the conflict
of life. We doubt indeed whether
many really great men-we do not
mean to include the second rate men
who have by accident done great
things-in the world of statesmen
and rulers could be named who have
been without a certain touch of as
ceticism, or at any rate without a
comprehension Of the ascetic stand
point Napoleon is perhaps the
greatest exception, for Alexander,
though he sometimes drank, seemed
to his countrymen an ascetic.
Be that as it may, the ground on
which mankind pay Difference to
ascetism is clear enough. The ascetic
is prima facie a man who has won
victory over powers which ordinary
people feel to be SO strong and SO
difficult to subdue. Most men, when
they think of the matter at all, real
ize that in the body and it's desires
they have a most formidable enemy
intrenched, if not within, at any rate
at the very gates of the soul. They
see by countless examples around
them that if the foe is not kept I'M
der and is allowed to get full con-
troll he will ruin and destroy what
Bunyan called 1.-The town of Mans
Soul. Most men no doubt arrive
at a more or less reasonable under
standing with the powers of the
flesh and conclude treaty with
them which they trust and believe
viii be loyalty observed on both
sides The.strOnger natures are quite
satisfied with this arrangement,
feel secure in their treaty and re-
gard it as practically as good as a
victory. 1t is better indeed, they
say, and say truly, to have the foe
at liberty on an honorable parole
and not oppressed or treated with
suspicion or put under lock and
key. But, though the stronger ma
lures may like to see the powers
of the flesh at large, yet under
strict control, and may have no
yearning for private dungeon, it
is not always SO with the weaker
London Spectator.
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A Remarkable Memory.

Beethoven could play from men,
DRY all the preludes and fugues con-
tanned in Bach's "Well Tempered
Clavichord " There are 48 preludes
and the same number of fugues,
and as each is in the most abstruse
style of counterpart the difficulty
of this performance will be appreci-
ated by every musician
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Not an Unmixed Evil.

Mrs. Urbun-Is it possible to get
satisfactory servants in the coun-
frye
Mrs. Rewrul- Really, l don't
know.
Mrs. Urbun-Don't know! You
keep servants, do you note
Mrs. Rewrul-At times. But, you
see, we're kept busy all of the time
wondering if we're satisfactory to
them. Brooklyn Life.
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Two Great Horses.

Flying Childers, who died in 1741,
at the age of IS years, and Eclipse,
who died in. 1889, at the age of %
years, were two of the most remark
able horses on the English turf. The
latter was never beaten. He was re-
markable for his strength and en-
durance, and at the post mortem ex-
animation of his body it was discov-
cred that his heart was of most
extraordinary size, weighing Ia
pounds.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Yhs public = hereby warned ret 20 pey
any money 70 parties Representing % -
agents Of the Seattle Post-i1teil zSaeeI.
except the feIlowtng. who are tns ohls
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CITY NOTICES.


CITY TREASURER'S NOFTCE~Notice
IS hereby given that the assessment ron
or local Improvement district No 40 for
the Improvement OF Anna street IN the
city or Seattle. from north line OF Powell
street 10 south line OF Taylor street. I'M
der the provisions of ordinance No . 437
providing for said Improvement by grad
ms the same and constructing sidewalks
tneFeon, and for an assessment TO pay
therefor by the mode Of payment BY
bonds has heretofore been duly certi-
ned 10 me for collection, and the re-
SpectiVe sums therein charged and levied
against each lot and parcel of land in
said district must be paid in ten equal
annual payments. with interest upon the
whole sum so charged and levied or
such instaliments thereof as remain I'M
paid, at the rate Of 10 per cent. per an
mum, and said interest must ne paid an
nually. together with the annual install
ments falling due in each year. Said
sums began 30 bear interest on the Slst
day OF January, 1888. snd the fourth In
stallmenu of said assessments and the
interest for the fourth year viii become
due on the Slst day OF January. ts97.
Unless payment be made Of said INSTALL
ment or principal and said interest on or
before said Slst day Of January. 1897. the
same shall become delinquent. and shah
bear interest at the late OF 10 per c. Il.
per annum until paid. and If not paid be-
fore the same shall have become delln-
quent, penalty Of per cent shall be
added. and the sums delinquent shall be
entered on annual tax ron for the cur
rent year against each lot ard parcel OF
land so delinquent. and with the interest
collected as other taxes. separate account
heing kept thereof 7pa II nos 0aid within
the time fixed for the payment OF city
taxes. shall be collected as such taxes are
collected. together with such addi-
tional charges or penalties as are
authorized 10 be charged and
collected on otner delinquent taxes, and
each lot or parcel SO delinquent shall be
sold for the amount of such assessment.
with interest and costs, at the time and In
the manner and by the same authority
as lands and lots are sold for city taxes.
GEORGE +. MEACHAM
City Treasurer OF the City of Seattle.
Date of first publication, December 81.
1896.
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NOTICE OF Assessor ENT ROLL OF
Local Improvement District No. 123 for
the Improvement OF East Terrace Street
from Broadway 10 Twelfth Avenue un-
der Ordinance No. 1852 and hearing
thereon
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No. l23 for the Improvement OF East Ter
race Street from Broadway to Twelfth
Avenue under Ordinance No. 1852 has
been reported by the Board of Public
Works TO the City Council Of the City Of
Seattle. and IS now on file in the office
Of the city Comptroller and ex-officio
City Clerk. and the same Is now open for
public inspection at said office. and will
remain open for inspection until Monday
the First day of February 1897 at s
o'clock. p NJ. and all persons interested
are hereby required 10 appear before the
city Council a a session 10 BE- held In
the Council Chamber in the City Hall.
on the First day Of February. 1897 at 3
o'clock p, N. and make objections thereto.
At said time so fixed the Council will con-
slider any and all objections made and
VIII make such corrections in said roll a
IL deems just. and will then deduct the
amount OF such cost assessed against
street crossings (which shall be paid from
the General Fund OF the city,. and will
then by Ordinance approve such roll and
against each parcel and lot shown In said
roll. and declare the same "A FIRST lien
thereon. said matter may be adjourned
10 a later date il 80 ordered by the city
Council. WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and E,x-Onicio City
Clerk OF the city Of Seattle.
Date Of first publication, January Z 1897.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

OLSO~-Fn Seattle. on Rainier street
Wednesday. January Z. ~ Ahio" ~
son Of o. q. Olson. aged years
HENDERSON, Seattle. az Asfce'
street and gs1erfY-flrsf aEerle1 " eH~ilte-
aay. gans1ary & fsgT George henderson
OF fypHaid fever. aged q years.
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Ia order % secure correct tnssrtfo, %
notice. Erder ths4e headings. the same
should - left a. the business Office O
tbs paper. 80 charge is made for such
notices
Tgasrai notices. resolutions or ether pe-
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fate % 70 cents per lfre each inssrtte1
POST-T<TFTfT CO.
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~ Tpr s1rprRIoR COURT OF THE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF The
state OF Washington, In and Tor tne coaa.
~ OF King In the matter OF cfmsas
Johnson deceased. Notice OF sale 81 psf.
sonal property.
Notice is hereby given that IN pa''
suanee OF an order OF the W
perior court In and for King county: sag
OF Washington, made on the 2ad dhy
December, 1896. In the matter OF the snoss
entitled estate, the undersigned aamlihw
traitor OF said estate will sell AZ puhhc sas'
ton to the highest bidder for easn. -
fuI money OF the United States, on fTaas
the 18th day Of January. 1877, ~ ~ e, ~
a. m. at the stable on the henry -
Asset place. on the Duwanlish river ~ 81
Denny CLAY works I'm said county. lns 81, II.
lowing personal property, to-wH, ~
black and white Holstein cows; one ,' -
hornleAs COW, six white and black neI ,,sl.
coming 3 years old. red aud white nslisr .s
coming 2 years old, one red mooiley ~
coming 5 years old. one speekIsd GO.
years old. one nearly black Holsiein eos
years old, two red and white cows .,.,,
J. c. MAidJsTEH
Administro tor of the above entitled ss. IA
Corllss e Langland. Attorneys LOT ~
mlnistrRtor.
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CARD or THANKS.

MRS. HENRY JONES. Of 81 FIFTH ave-
nue. wishes 20 extend her thanks % tn1
very kind friends VINO assisted her y
many ways during the sickness ana
after the death Of her late HUSBAND
Henry Jones.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE-In tAs
superior court OF the state OF Washing.
ton, for the county OF King. psesi
Fleming jr.. plaintiff. VS.. John Scott.
Alma c. Scott, his wife. 8. II. Barhes
May A Barbee, his wife; the Land Nor.
gage Bank of Northwestern Aneriea
Limited. OF London. England. a cofraEa-
ton: the Guarantee Loan and Trasl
Company, a corporation: Jacob FufsA,
as assignee and receiver of the Glarah.
tee Loan and Trust Company, defeai'
ants. Ne. 22.S41.
Under ard by virtue OF an order o. ssls
ard special execution, issued out q as
above named court, ir the above enil'st
cause. and to me. as sheriff, directed ~
delivered. have duly levied upon ne
fol!c wing described real property. sltualsl
in King county. Washington, to-wil. AZ
OF lot eleven ND. In block three y
New Wilfred addition 10 the city Oh seas'
tie. King county. Washington,
Notice is therefore hereby given lhs'
on Friday. the 18th day OF January, ~,
a the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. OF sad asy.
at the front door OF the courthouse
the city of Seattle. if> said King coaa9.
will sell the above described propsFl
at public auction, TO the highest ane oss'
bidder for cash. ,.n,
Dated this 18th day Of Dtcemoer -
A. r. VAN DE- NtSTFR. Sheriff.
Strudwick e. Peters. Attorneys
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NOTICE OF sHERIFr-s S.,

NOTICE OF SHERIFFs sAfr
superior court OF the state - ~ u ~
Ton. Tor the county or kinr wAesas-
Bolton, plaintiff. VS. joseph ~ Alsss
7 j. Morden aud Charles " sSeaea y.
defendants. No. z. 02e sspaas
Under and by virtue Of an ar....
and special execution. fss,lsss -. 2, ~
above named court In ire aho W. 9 ~
cause. and 20 NE directed ana s. saated
/ nave duly levied upon the sn,l ss.sssfss =.
serihed real property, situated /. =
county. Washington. to-wit. ~ NAG
Lots one a. two 10. thrae "a
Vl. OF section four 90. townsh,n saa less
t9p, north OF range six tsl sas. '~sar
willamette meridian. Containing ~
dred forty-one i2-loe acres. ae.ss ~ aaa-
government survey. q
Notice is therefore hereby gs..n !,
on Friday, the 18th day OF jsnssrss .sis
at the hour OF 10 O'clock a. m. ~ ed ~ "
az the front door OF the courthonss 49, ~,
city OF Seattle. in said Kine rn,,. - =.
Will sell the above described nron.,.g' !
public auction 10 the highest ana 49, 80 *. =
der for cash - ~
Dated this Goth day OF December 800
A. T. VAN DE VANTER Sns-ss
r. A. Huffer. Attorney. w.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF's SALE, !.
superior court OF the state az Wsss,.s
ton, for tho county OF King. EIl.r s
Hess, plaintiff, VS.. Anna e rlllns.
formerly Anna r. Shannon. ana ss,.s
Elhcott. also known as saIvadar rsa
colt. her husband. defendants IA
22.97i. W
Under and by virtue OF an order az a.
and special execution, issued out ~ n.
above named court. In the above snt,,lss
cause. and TO me. as sheriff, directed ~
delivered. I have duly levied upon ~ ~.
lowing described real property. sltusits i,
King county. Washington. to-wst: Ia ss
(0. OF block n. in Crawford's aadl,ian !
the city OF Seattle, according 10 the r..
corded plat thereof on record In ths \.
flee of the county auditor of King com.
~, state of Washington.
Notice is therefore hereby given la.
on Friday, the 18th day Of January ~
at the hour Of 10 O'clock a. m. OF said aay'
at the front door OF the courshouss. IN
the city OF Seattle. In said King county. |
will sell the above described property /,
public auction. to the highest and hss,
bidder for cash.
Dated this 18th day of Decemocr. iNa
A. T. VAN DE VANTER, Sheriff.
kiefer & Ballet. Attorneys.
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REWARD.

reward OF SO VIII be paid for lnler-
nation leading 20 the arrest ana COW
ton OF any one stealing copies o. s1s
Post-futeiligencer delivered 10 s0psS''
fhrnEr 3 az The city
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GRAIN AND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SEATTLE GRAIN AND STOCK Ex
change. - sullivan block: grain. provi
slons stocks. en- margins. Tel Main s-s
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CRY NOTICE, =


h nait % q lots ,wo q, a. -
ss.stet..i astS-six tSsl. In r. sarst ca :
t;e,,ts-lsis. - the city OF S4s,,,sss Sess-s
s-,.,.. .stIay described As fslssstie raase -.
Su.Lt"s on the south 49, io~xsf, -
S.tSes N city OF Seat,ia s Of
~ you Ieet west from es- :. posn, 4.
stla Cherry stresss. ..Srnsr Oh 1vsssa'.s
sstehg the line OF chsrr,,a soes wss,ssss
500 s,,s 81 Alisy; thence ainnrs SKY ~
f@a1 - 10y one hundred ARA s sae Lac :
49,. - ne me OF ellvissnr Nenty IA
lee ~ t1 and six gsl Is ~ ss'Eesn IS,
80. leFryS Second Adams niassy-s,
HetSe along the line 81 $500 70 Ssa,sss.
- t", Ieet % a point slxfv ~ - 81 Is -.
I'm 5Meltth street. thsncs - see; vsss
stes Win Cherry street az ~ light a.
twenty tl20 feet. "a sss az 81 hundred ~
at the. place az hesinegss .aerry s.rsss
, a. ana slsSular the tsnemesrss 'hss We
I I.4s'.ss ana appurteRsneqs 80, aeretssa.
, .sas and the rents. issues ..s.e, rem y
Notice is therefore hershX
lldSS. tne 18th day OF lannsrss asas a
me nour or 10 o'clock 4 - '1 ~ lN, Al
~ t0e mont door OF ira ea',s SAD eas
ne city Of Seattle. In ssts 4slhoase
1 Will sell the above aasrrs 49, court
q puolic auction 10 the hissss.. pfoaeyss
bidder for cash. Asaest saa -
i'ated tais 18Th day Of Dec4,,A,. -.
a /, VAN DE VANTER ~
w " aiAeT x Fitch. Attorneys ITs 'sa
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF sHERIFF~S SALEM THE
Superior Court OF the State Of Wash
ington. FOR the County Of King Frsslk
A. Jones. plaintiff. VS.. J NJ Carson and
Bessie Carson. and The Seattle Trust
2z0i4
Under and by virtue OF an order % sale
and special execution, isaueG out OF tie
above named court. IA the above eatit1ed
cause. and 10 me. as sheriff. directed and
delivered. I have duly levied upon the foi-
loving described real properly. situated
!n King County. Washington. to-wit:
The southeast quarter OF TIE southwest
quarter and tne southwest quarter % the
southeast quarter Of section twenty-slx
IN township t~enty-fnTee north OF range
four east % the W. NJ containing eighty
acres, more or less. together with all and
singular the tenements. hereditameuts and
atpurtenances thereunto belonging.
Notes Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday the SIN day ~ January. 1877. a.
the hour Of - O'Clock a. m Of said day
at the front door Of the courthoase In
The city OF seattle in said King County.
] will sell the above described property al
puo.te auction. 20 the highest ard best
bidder Tor cash.
Dated this 10Th day OF December. 1876.
4. 7. VAN De VANTEE. Sheriff.
C0rliss r. Langland Attorneys.
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs sALE-Tn the
superior court % fhe state Of Washing
ton. for the county Of kinK. The Fldeli-
~ Insurance Trust and SAFE Deposit
Company. as trustee under the Wlll OF
JohE Gibson. oecea SEED. plaintiff. Va. John
F. Conaut sarah r Conanf G. ~
Sharpiess and Sherwood Gillespie, de-
PENDANTS. No. 22Ss2.
Under and 0y virtue % an order OF sale
and special execution. issued out OF The
4oove named court. IN sac above entitled
cause. and 20 me. as sheriff, directed and
delivered. have duly levied pom tins fol-
lowing described real property situated
fn King county. Washington. tO-wft. All
that certain tract or piece OF and with
t9e messuAges Or teneFneuts thereon erect
Cd. situated aad being the westerly one
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- fsr lar. 1ss7. AZ iz~ :. esh-
moor will sell In na sn'a hs@s IA.
Nc auction. % tbs hignezs =. tools. IA
der, all q the STOCK ~ Ia " ,rsaerchanaiss.
s olss' snd accounts. lneladiss. i anrs, s
Mlii ana All and singiilar ne - gaesrre
OF every nature, eharaartsl, -. fr,orpssJ
tion on the Empire Je.eisry snbJscs =
All and any purchases 70 - ~ eo5ff -
confirms zion BY the ~, BARNES. r.
fore sitle shall pass. "a. ~
eafUer
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uossEY A. STEWART. tna '1 -
ID pariors corner OF 1870
Columbia streets. Seattle
tea. Telephons No. II