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rfffl ST i scpouu'Ai
[Hartford Tiaies.)
f. Hr!<etoil Krectortof WdrirtK®.
||; 0 t Perry townabip, were holding •
H would have thought it. The
j >« leaning arainit hit front
I a with bit cheeked «d>M sieeven
Crned back and an axe in kb hind,
—i i > rr r the other two member* of
f *a board, who *tood oataMe the
It it< a meetinr. neeerthelea', and
i Hi WW nothing l«n imfvwtint
SP than thr Mriedion of a teacher ior the
F fall term
-Lyman Doty «jok- to me abont
hairing the achooi," aaid the chair, da
liouxiy.
■Lynn Doty!" exclaimed Hm«
Tteorw-T a rtaiwart young fallow, with
thk'k brown hair, whit* teeth and a
saoare ( bin. to make up for hi« lark
of downright good lookt. " Why,
tym- IKrtjt roofclnt teach a baby. He
j. aoit whooi brfotw i did kmgetwwsh.
and he ha«n't «t «il»d anytting bat
potatoes and winter wheat idoor that
I know of. Better click ■o bu (am—
«k. Jerkin?"
"tiucn* jtou'nrijtbl," the
third metaber of the board, a little
man with a cheerful fare aod a toft of
gray hair atirking straight out from
hi. chin.
And the chairman nodded bU agree
•Mat.
" Well." eontinucd little Mr, Ijirkln,
with an air of importam e. " I're hid
an application that I *«*«• tffl »a(t.
IV* a nort <* rriaUra of my wiie V and
tiut as nice a fc-irf a« erer ««• Smart,
too f'be'a get a cettWcate for two
b , Mr , i.«t exatMination Hhe'd make
• eelendbl leather, Molly Hantmm
froSd"
•• Kanborn!" rai-1 Hteee Tennev.abort
ly; " any rrmnc tiun with thel+anlnrn.
orer the rirer?"
"That"* whrr- .thn'n from." aaid Mr.
Larkin. "tSbe'< old Jobn Sanl«rn'«
girl—him tliat died lait winter.'*
Mtere frowned.
•• Yo'J won't put her into that arbool.
theti, with my conwnt," be »abl, diter
■Binrndy.
"What!" «aid Mr. Larkin, with a
ga»|> wlu'e the chairman »tared.
" What wooid yo i think,'l ti»e voting
man re-wmlrd, "it a man aotl yoa
Sit tv hc-«l of ahcep at a ptfct, and
hail of Uiem died off In the ne-.t wrek
ml a di • he mud hire known b*-
fbreltand? Ybat *at th" trick John
Maniiom wrvd me. Ami be langhed
in niy face when I wanted my money
U. No, air 1 (can't
eotif-nt to pitting any of the s.»n
%orn« 111 that tchool. had lot, in uiy
opinion. ' .
Mr. Ijtrkin'a xmaM, bright eye*
S-inborn wa«n t too straight,
and e»rryl>-iy known it," he a>;n.ii
ted " But what that'., got to do with
Molly h more than I cun «ee. Wie'x
II tine a ifirl a« yo.t ever »et eyes on;
not a >iit of her."
"Well, well, ficht it oat between
•oil," find tlie chairman. <iiiit« K«*>d
hatiiro'iy; and ret:irne«l to his wood
chopping.
Ttie tall young man and tho lfltl<* old
man walked up the atreet together,
talking briskly
Mr. Ltrkin was bol nnd indignant;
Bt-'Vi- wa. root and ininiovalile.
" Thrre don't aeem to be any mercy
ia you," said .ttie former, altno tt< »r
--tally, *a Hteve wa* preparing to turn in
at bis gate. "If t.iey'd been lo(t W"ll
off, it would Ik- different; but tiiey're
poor as poverty, and Mullv needs the
place the wor-t way . "
" You hadn't mentioned thit," said
the young man, turning back. "11
that - ttic e ise—
Mr. I. irkin walked away triiinipliant
mi:>utes later.
But Steve Ttnney fca I ►urrendTnl
With bad grace.
'■ 1 co iidn"t hold out after that, yon
•re," h'* said to bis tuother, relating
the atorv over tlieir U'a; " but I don't
aj>|>rov.- of It. There's not tu ich
; amch go id in the or I 10-»
my i?w. — '
N uiol bi'gati ta<> we . < latrr, when
the lir t c.kil wave wa< Uej pulating
front p.ircbes and incrca-ing tlie at
tractions tie ir kitchen Move
MteveTenney he'd tu his opiniitn ••.m
--cerniiig tho n»-w j'Chisd tea.'hrr, aid
acVd aii' irUingly.
He did not call at the -ehoolhmise
the tir t day, as was hi< c. i.toui, to
leav* the register and see if anything
was «anted; tae chairman having as
signed tli.• e d itl.-j to his younger - ol
lea^iK".
lie sent the by a tun , a id
wa< utterly Indiiie.-ettt a. t> whetl • r
anything waa want *d. He ttimet! tin
aubj> < t » hen the new ts.-icher was 1 •. en
•one,l, ana lie avoltcd Mr. 1.-irkinV
comfortable borne, wh«re toe teacher
huardctl.
Tilt- little man made him acall.hnw
«v- r. a iitotiUi or so alter -e hk4 bail
begun
j' , ■Miiieis you ft have to own up to be
ing in the wrong, Steve," he l>. »a:i
"We hain't h.i.t a teacher for vear?. ■
I that' giv ntlw atidartion tliat Molly
tiiK rim children rave nhoutiu r
i »4*i all of "em."
Hut M-*P w»> Hliiiupff* e>l.
" V.» upii ioji lis i j«:t I-" I* iillfff I.'
ha Huiii, rat'.ier (U >!).
A:, t Mr. I.irkin looked • >ur.-tt.
"M.r >|*ikc about -linu a new
broom ami water pail, " In- said. a he
iru • 1 t.ild her ahp d belter come to
*Ol about it."
•• That seho-'lhonn' had a new broom
la tt-nn, and watt r pail term l»* oir
last," -al I the young direitor elnphat
icaliy. .
Anil Mr Larklit took a discomfited
leave.
The next Huntlay evening the yo "u:
In m. Mt: tilt in t'.ie (** 'i a sir ill
ten «'h.«(vli With hit mother, and
all,ox in ; luj* eye* t» rove about during
tin' ratUer long wuoa. Middrniy
divov.-rvd a new face, ami-at *t.idy
to* it tor the remainder of the even-
It *.i- that of a voung girl not a
fann.rkaMv pretty girl. hot fair and
< .'i and i'.ini" . nt, with a b-i,!hl intel
li Mi- >• tri Iter .(ark eye< anil sv ie!iu
1 Iter (till lip*.
*' Who i - she" - was hi« first
t. ter the s'.-r»'i«'tfi were riiftrl iiieJ, .nl
tj?e«-ed. a- it happen**!. t • Hitie Mr.
Larkiti, who liad •' mie in late
••That " the lait-r asked, In a ton
i*lilut"it. " Why. that'« o jr taaeher -
tk« .Mo Iv S.i.ilxjrn. That *mywi e
ake'. with, don't vou r«*>* lam w.ot
ta; U» t ike thnn home.' H
Mere Tettttev found him-* If wishing
fr«n leutly, after that, that tin
lww t .. h-r no il I eonie t? lisio
the lirooui and * iter pail. N..t t'l.-it l e
Ao ;M ftimt«>'i the nil be found th« \
•*!*• not n. • :e I. bit he H that he
Aould not obje I to an interri- n ». fth
the v , u-arher I: ■ -
•unv.l t». • . ; eareie-ly t » Mr
Larkin one (lay wlte.i he met hit i.
"Well. - -e*-. waa the
"ahe soll of fiale* t ■ • uiie t » von.
The »a\ V.iu . t a'.i-u.t In r bartnjj the
arh«.vl lia« pit; all art*.mil tie MU.
and I s'|ti- she In nnt *-f iv -""he
can't blip «: I Iter '.at ier was, Jtully
•an'!, an t she'- re .1 wn-itive."
The )o in|C man looked i.i-tu:U'il
Taat aiterniNin he bit hi* »• rk »t
•n rarlv hmr ;»«, however, adnut
tfaii; to'l i n>fl( h:* f ar|*i-r in dt nig
a» -and ftr>-l'.e idown the street turn
IKK off (bat he pi r-uartexl hl »«"' rt
*■» n it intention at) m ihe utrn'.ioa
•f tile «-:>o dhoi.se
* I mijt'it a- «i li (jo in ai.A ab-i :t
tkM krootn at'.d water pail." he -ai • t >
when h d-Kul t»pixvilr the
■Me lure . ki- !• ih.ii. •
Ami he went I*4'.' alio Jf.
Tt»- ,m . t. . her lo ki' l ••.»» en
■ay 'Uk'C »1 when -:ii' »|«iiied t ie r
tabiuv dro|'|Hit tor pe ■> ip 1* *>s
■kr heti !;, r v : e »« ■ tuirdly
*talya- s.t epr-e-xtl her £raliJi> *•
at j - > j;n,
Kvi lent;.. ?j ve ret*;' te\J, ?i -toe i'ti'lt
■at puintij jam out t > her t:t lii<*
•® L r\-ii. t. ■ lie sat
*•# in * f; t .rt k eit freltug iuipi«*»-
•hUy <vr t i-h.
»i. heariog the last ,«p i in;,
y*i llowpr, t:> liivketl, afasto-1
»S I' • ...
•Jl *Uk' ep ~n! What .i <*f' v-1 e
*• k».;. tJ» -tigh p :t * i)U "h- n. ' i
•Mi.' so a I t li ij-ttins
>*»■»>.• • ~r !. * i< ft 1 e
■Waitva.! i, •
pken ihf K - ras dis.' i'rJ W-J
the lut Trail utident M nn*ed
whoring down Me (tmt. the y«a«g
d-rwtwr tnd the teacher -trwd look
'"(? •* «wch other with mm wkwri
ne*». |
" I thought I'd amm in," Mid
sswar''- - -"*
Hedid not mention the fact of hi*
heteg *ome tit week* fate hi the pcr-
hi* duty. The girt dropped
her ejr> timidly
* I—don't think «o," die raarmnred.
"What • br.tr *he must think
we!" Steve reiVeted, with some aeif
di»jr»t.
lie turned eudfulT to the onrner
j where the Ixwa «tasi.
*• I*B't this pretty far <on*r* he uM,
witb aeon* ienei .tricken jiarite at it,
•tabby nvi.
And the tittle trv ber nodded.
" Yoor water pail 4k. to leak." the
director went 00, indlrating the empty
borket and the wet door.
" Yea," the girl aaarated.
" 111 see that yon have new ones,"
Mere ron<jaded.
And he was reward*! by a grateful
glare* from the tearher's »oft eyes as
lh» t »>k Iter bat from its nail.
He took her loaeb bswket from bar
hand as they started away t *ether,
and. having obtained it. cootd hardly
«arreo«ler it b"fore reaching Mr. Ipar
kin '< gate. He was a little rri icUnt
to .Brrrnder itevro thm; for thrir flr-t
awkwardness had salt* worn off, thrir
walk had been far from onpieiuwnt.
ami they went feeling very wrtl ac
quainteif
He walkeil home in an agreeable air
sorption, repeating to himself the
things «!w bad said, and recalling her
pretty way of saying them.
He did not pause to oonsi ter that it
was old John Sanborn's daughter of
wbom be was thinking; he was only
conscious that she was a Wight yocng
girl, wbom it was charming to look at
and listen to.
Ills jjrasant mood was rixlely inter
ruptei by Mr. Larkin. who drupietl in
that evrning
"Lyme Ttoty mild n't have the
schiKil," he oliservei, wiUi a chncklr,
" hut it hxika a* if be was going to
have the Uracber!''
" WhatT" saiil Steve, with a sudden
sinking of th» heart.
" He - banyin? around con-i<)erabb».
anybow." said Mr. I.atkin. " WentUi
vi -it the school la-t week, and h:» wa<
a.king me tislay whether Molly's rot
any way of getting homr Friday nigbt.
He said bed j-ist as lief take' her in
bis bngin as not. Mo!ly generally
"■ah.*; bit I gueis »Ue U be of a
lift."
'• Yoii don't mean Ut tell me," said
Sfave, warmlv, "that>bc'd have any
thing to do k, ilii him '''
Mr. I.irkin -tared. Whatronidsu-ve
earn with whom old John Saaboro''
daui(ht T ha<l to do?
But be only said, dsprecatinjily.
Well, Lyme's a good, •tcady fel
low."
"Humph!" «a< the »<omf.il rtr-
Jointler.
The youn? tnan muse.l bmg and se
rio u«ly when hi 4 vi itor w ia gotie, anil
went i ll*-: aithalighter heart, having
come to a tirm conclusion.
When the new teacher clo-teil school,
the next Kri lay night, she was feeling
rather worn out, a< she wa. apt to feel
at the end of the week: nor did the
proepect id the four miles' walk home
serve to cheer hrr.
She locked the door and started down
the path with a sigh.
A neat little luggv wa> briskly coin
ing up the road. Molly gave a start as
the driver pulled up tiie lior-e and
sprang U> the ground. It was the
'young director, and be was coming
toward her.
'• I won't make any cxeu***. Mix
S.inlmrn," he said, with a humorou
leilemnity. "1 won't say I'm going
over tin- river on ba-ineas, antl hap
peiicsl to ttiink yu 1 might like to rile.
I'he tr.itli is lb.it it's a carefully l«id
plot Will you lw an ai vr antl ai>ct
tor?"
The little teacher laughed apprecia
tively a* be helpird her into the leiggy.
"f m 1 t stop at Mr l.arkitk'. anil
leave my dinner liasket," she saiil, de
murely.
Mr Larkin *a< »t uitiinc at tlie front
gab l . He *tt>Oii staring nt the young
director, as he a.l teO tlie t ■ iclier to
the ground, »r>d sat down at the hor.-e
lie* k waittng for ber.
'• Lyme Doty was her.- after Molly
lift now," saitl Mr Lurkiii. gasp
ingly . " I sent him down to the
«:n<to( house."
We met bint." -aid Steve. " You
see,' lie added, making a bold effort at
carelc ue *'. but «|* aking. neverthe
le*., in a shamefi t 1 way; "you *ee.
1 fed as though it's llijjjsiuiulen duty
ti keep Lyme D<jty away from her.
Pure imp l ien c, hfi banking around
her that *ay."
Tbii lutlc teacher came hack
and the young director'* bnggf whirled
her awav i'i aft't'fl of du*t,
''Mere renney'a taking Molly home
in hi- hti tjv," -ai i Mr Larkin, joining
hi* wife hi the ktU-hea ant winklttK in
a chair da. fd ' I grin «t the world's
coming to an ft;d."
!Sti*v.- Tennry ain't a fool." hl<
wKc refunded. KjcticAilT. " I knew
he'd get ovrr that ridirilotti notion of
h:- -.tfMi e<pe iallv after h« d seen
Molly."
" Sav« h«< doinn it from a **n*e of
«lutv." "..hi l.srkm, chuckling slowly
a<th h tutor of the ittiation dawned
on hint. Wonder how far hi» sense
of diitv will take htm?"
"I -hallnt I* Mirpri-ed at any
thiiiiT. rcsjuniled Mr-, i.irkiit, Hiy>
t.-rio'.t»lv.
The l,arkin« -and. tterhap*. Lyme
Dotv vrere Hie only (>eopte alio were
not "surprised when the new tea-her
jtave up Ibe school at the end of the
tern and wan ijuietly married to the
jonnj dlri lor.
The chairman of the '- hoot board is
WWdtnitK over it jet.
I.nve'* Dream I« U'«r.
Tw > lover* lisißerins on a stooplet.
Ilencsith the -tars s,i till and grand -
In dream* be «* th - w.-ihiinghooptct
t»i put l opo-i her tiny hand.
He highly leaneit upon h < canelet,
A timid voath, and fr ul to see.
An*l in his heait he telt a patnlct,
Kor hive \vi< younjr, and »o was he'
The> had (vaituken of aereandet.
A« lnvrrs will while the. are twain.
And now w -e inlay on the *i't'■ m. • .
of w here anil how to meet aguin.
Mi mwhile. unto the hitie k var.. t
Iter fa;l»er sneaked: a ehain let go.
Mau i, f oui love, and, alat-k. ;>ar*;U t
That must n 1 ite thi ■ tale of w oe '
The yoath went branding like a goal
tet.
With yell an t -Uriek he outw art
eeil
The do* retitnn d. A (ao- e of e-aat.it
llur* (mm hi < mouth- la>ve'« lirwani
was dead. Jm-i
• »-
A t tu *»U.K »IWK.
One of the i*»t ot tiie rtsent refer
erenee puUteation* I- Api-leton's En
• vt-hiimtia o; An er: an t'i.»graphT. It
i« thi til—t complete work of the kind
ami i« a ne.es.-ity in every omiriftr
lihrarv. It iimtalni a iaosraphi-ai
sketi-n of r»erv per»m wmmineßt m
tnieri in rtvil and uuK'ar* h -torv.
inlaw and i-vditi. -. in uivuutv. ltser*
tare and art. in -aienee and in invert-
Vri.tt"!i. rt. l tdmtf iii-tingiM"he.i l* r '
son, h.m abroad that are related to
• r national hi*l"rv, «ni rt«tir»' s i - all
\i,c -ntn*'- *'l Ni«»rth a?ui
.VJtneriea The work i« «4<t «'>lv In
, k - - ption. Mr. W 'e K 14
i.ow - a:ivaa-t or far il.
Mk«hn an t. rwear eheapee tha» <>o*t
of ciutt) i't«
Cleary Bltl
Kt pwi'v-s. ft h n;r>. p»«t«l*. waler
eolor-. »•*.• l -uani .t <«* , s*»-oad
utrot.
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Main enaSe..:id strret-'. S amß*«ng
and tiiir w. rk t-f ev»r%
and lu.oi* to o*der. a|i-*»>w
Ali visitors to SaatUe are npqae>!-d
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Ueweitv nt 'V . th« mat e-t ate .n l
na • ev broker* of tfca la.--*. I." t
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involvtd h fl<3ll7J*> FoUo* ing is a
complete and torrwt hat
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tl'«i iUjfi
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aad 2. »rt as. Xmri'i aeeuad additi >a
to north Hrattir lIOQB
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w*th S oIM «, Mock Yraler'a nvond
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MMith •, of !nt H, Wtjrk 7, Yt»ler'» wrotid
•4*l if 100, t'JM.
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t. 7. yea»kr*a MKAd W I
H. H f>«®rU>ra to CMiv<r H. Mmilott. lot
7, bio* k 7. Y«si«r • » S4OO.
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C, binrk 7. Yeatef* «pnro4 «4i!.r . t>fi, |4j«. I
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park addition to .ic«ttv $-*«(>
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lot# Id nri'J bit* k 2, B Ye*2vre
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blf>rk 5M- Marnar'!'* Lakv WaKhin?t</ti ad
ditioo.
A. A In-any aad T. T Prefontalne.
ca?/*r of tlx» will of Jam** Crawford, t
to Jukt) Faniiaui, UA b f hte«'k T. |
Jwtkifm' a'tdttian. |>k|o.
Gaorfc IK»rtTV l! t»? At»ijra> J Mi
2 and .t. >4«»rk f, Lawler'* a>Mitto:i. $W*)
Jobn (* Fatdwa to if K (»ww, M» 10,
I la.id 1-. bWk 20. ftitypleftKbtal ptot to
tl»f * rowii addition, |4»>o.
An>lrcar CWlbern t<» Fr<rd K. f*«nder. !*»♦«
ft. 12, 13. It aud 15, biork 44, Yttler • addi- ,
tton, tfiOO.
William fl. Johnann b* SefHe B Sander,
lot », b<ork S&» h«dr» of Sarah A. BeU'n *ee
©nd fl'i'O
W. k» Fred K Haider, lot*
10 And 11. tdoek '«». A A Im any * piat of an
add tiou t«. * at»!e, |7»*>
illfiiß 1 *n*d-»ti to Frederick R PfWoll?.
the S'iof UicSW't and thh tfW'.of the
, NW • ♦ of #r. », Tp J5 N . K.SK., HOO
I ll' frv W. Hail to Wlil.dm E. Lr«kw<md.
lot block ♦*'». Mereer'« addition, fIQOO.
{ N Misfben; to Robert quit
;e'aiui to |7.fc» a**re» e«rtnmer»ciuj» 4641.21
f*-et Minth and T3 feet veat of the center
liuea o< the liitera.-ctl.tti of Jaek«on and
strwti, nn«l an utidi\ ided half in
tere*t In the Vikittf ovater elairn SIOO
David T Peuuy t*» Ktnma AUee Walker,
lots. bU**k 41, I». T Denny'* third addition
to North Seattle.
H T S«ott b> 1». C Wh Widen. lot 10,
block 1, Row addition, fl.
K'lwr«n Laafd.Aii to J T. Ronald. W.
of j»R. *4 and E. 'j of s»W ' t of bee. 27, Tp.
•A s , H & F. . tmo.
| J*. Greene to Ortrt Vt. tJ-eene, lot*
2. and 6. Mock «>7, C. I'. Terry'• addi
tion, fl.
3Harn*Tft 11. M -Donald to foul* 9. Da\i*.
N » 2 of * 1 , of Sec :W, Tp. 3* X.. R. 6K . *5.
i Unbi H. to Edward Duncan, the
} »Min»* property. 110.
Kactbern Paieitli* Rallr»;ad Company to
Mathias N-dt, lot 1, Her. 31, Tp. AS., K. ti
Ik . fi4t*j*».
f Kro4 K. Sender toTh«ophiSu*i»ard. '<*
of the K : 2"f lot 4, bwtk 13, Ma> ua-1 >
plat. i+txi.
I'nited *tatea to Wa'.ter P. Bell, i of
See. u». Tp > N . H JK., #4OO.
j Walu-rr. Iv lto Aw-•» r«*tlii*, '* of
'Bec Itt. Tp - • V. R. 7 K. f*>7*
! H T s <>rstotiuirnmidS Kyle, lot* 1 and
?, Idoek 23. tt»*a addition. %„ ».
N H. h-t' tmu U> <iodnuml K. K> !>'. kMa
i 1 and '«£, Mode W, Fkft'cat ftWfp' addition.
i a
f JaaperCompton <»wwK M !l-r, lo*»
, I*' and 1 %Moek l». Fhianey * addition.
t r. r. talking to Td»>tra4 K:»her. arr»s
♦ X«w. 1 2, 3 and 4 in traet 10*,
} !>«'«f addrion to (irwn Ukfrtrrle, 17.
I Allen i" Mavio U)M»rie J. Ben»bardf, K.
'», of the * 3 of> e. 'it, t> 11 N,H. 4 fL,
i llt^).
! W < >eoN- k to Amon Pr;>wn.
Ux* and :. W*h k4, Uoren iKnmy's plat
of Seattle.
| Jrwph K Xaojrht to John T Deooy,
j lot*6 and JO, block K. PWnney't *1 liti m.
( s BaxU rto JoUn 1 lots t aid
21. hUw-k K. Phtiiaej'a a*id:tion. fn>'\
j Mr-. Id.t I. tliiiWf>*)ti to John Alet«
! under, an undivided S interest in a
tt» i l»y mvte-* «n«l bound*,
. in the Hu>*ell donation ciifan. SISBO.
' K' Stcv« n*on to .> ho d oi-t:urt
j No. 5». a tra' t -* the *Mf t» e
' nietitii plat to the town of HiiUmoaw
the "wliool re crre. 1 sl.
S. V. Tii-knor to <ieor e K IW«le.
lot I. hli* k *'V heirs oi A. IWi s
i ffecomi fi 4 '*'.
Andri w Z.mga to WtUiam Bfi«*ke«,
bd - 1 t # 11 tne i-ive. ! ► i Uurkf -
•! » • . . •»
i n mu Un<i ('ompany to Michael
| Jiwle#. the X W of the SK ' 4 of See.
: 1 Tp. "X* S, r*nr-» ♦» B. s4^'
l.oni?« !x>vel »< k t«» Thorns* I.- Do!>~
I ney. f*W 4 of the SE 1 1 of >ec. 8, Tp.
' X* N, faipe 4 K.
♦ t .itrina Pfen to <3eorge Kjjer »< t«
flO 1 \ »nd 1-'. bk*-k J.J Moo lir^t
AJ iitkMt.yea.
; F. UcvK>rn to Kinnia K
j W*ff, lot** 4 ands. Wo* k Piuninier'^
lieorsre K HaH lo Kmm » r. \>-<re.
lot 1.1 iiKk l« If. I* Ye*l*r*a additkm,
I <•».
\nnit nellv : » Tsnndhy M
Mahon, a?i undi%i i-d Sof lot* i *nd
and the N Soft 1 e>\V % of Sec.
I p. -I N. ranpeH K.
Hnioth*. M< Muhon to Annie lVrne!
Ic. an utnliTiiifi S the S «»f
>\V \of S<v 1- lp. Jt N. range bE.
Waiter A Hall !<> WHUain I*. Hi:-
i |wr loin 5 *n-t «. Mo- WM, J J■ M«t~
jj fur
J V. }-'r>>-t M< l ■ ir I> (Mm fcw
S. 4, ft »r,.l «>■*>! *>tvlit">n.
J.>hn UVti'V r (• \V. J Unl, quit
cUun to l<»t« 3 an<i t. XJ NiUfht ' »1-
.tit .n to t>ntr*i *1
j \ I! I wolivn t.< rh*rl«*« IK'Ppe,
lH>t« 4 ami R 14, M.uii%.n Wwl
i f- »V
\. I'ij'lon to 'tforat r
! Vennett. '»•!- < »n<!*4 an.t U>r .**K '.of
th.* SK of N*. .V. Tf. -t > . I. •-
y an.l ||>l- 1 *ih! Sin Set lp
N it K ,fv . <v
•. of >\V >, W -.( >E . «";i "f- S
ir. hK >. <». N .-- Ff - ■ >•. "■ « '
«utt ft- ~ . .
U. linU-rn U, K. A >ir >u»
.»K ■i-• \N , »•<> - .*» Tf. K.
j K \ t'Srout to Joan iiibKwi. Jr .
I ut,.U«: «si ».of >K "f >W «. ot Ser.
v Ti' -rv s K -f" *1
\utri'.4 B Hi »» to «i' E?* M " r >
Jot > : klis-ss *•'
K \ Turm rtoß K «»« «>rn. lot
Vi Snuaht"" rtiophrmeot*! l J *t to «m
--tr»! 11 tie |l'«> _ ~.
i 1 m{. Nt II Jrffers>n *<• I> * Jj
tot. f. t > It in« lu-i*r h.. Wll,
Ji i.«n vt-wl *Jd!tK»n. *.«!•»'
\ v m u-r to H O MiUVf. qua
'rl iiiu to ?• \*t M -k 7 * >"»
.K.»-k- l-«-S o! U«v kW N »o«
14,. tl » Cm > WofUortt 1.. the 8 »
of M,« k il a:;-t t».o'k. I. in J ,
fr»t ».i.. ti-u. tbe > •» •>!
Mork IT f * n 'l *• .
•; an i:. i>io> » Joba J " *' :iTr * "
adviiti' n. 11 ,| * •
|>. ».» J A. <.oui.l. lot- .
! sr.J Ui> s ».
H«f»*rranJ rhariw I!
U-r .4. 1 J «jJ J\ SVX \-
t-..- N»v- 13. Tp .» > *> '
«> >1 »«' *ti and *. f *" c - * • " '
* K »« 1 ik *
ft < &
t •. >». ia 1 !'• - J
T. Deany l» Aiti-ut A.
i
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER. SUNDAY, JUNE 24. 1888.
*■■.l*2. Mock 1. East Park addi
tion. tw
Arthur A. Ouhmaa to «>.aries H.
Bot er. ttadmded % of lot i. UeA 1,
Bart Park additi a. t»V
Robert Wmxatr to AS red T. Diet
rich, 5 K,nf the SE t. aad the NE %
ofaeSW Xof 8ec.7,Ti».385.. 17
E.. Il*tt
John A Campbell to Andrew Knox
and L. 8. Willsrd. i w tea in See. M.
Tp. » R. 4 E.. usao.
Wp T. Dearborn to Walter M.
Dbter, E. X of lot W, in Somet tiUe.
M|
I'cited Stite to Nathariel D. In
! m»n. receiver's matift for the E. H of
SW. % of Sec. 9b, Tp. a S„ E. 5 j
H H. dc Rorhonoßt to Arthur H.
. H ?*i'th. agreemect for lot IS. block
12, McAteer's wmad addttkm. IBOft.
J. W. Bowt to I .sura E. Hint, kit
13 to is iaelaeve, block 9, in Fall
cay, liarj.
Joscfrfi Hackett t> George W. Tlb
bctts. a tract K« feet by IJ rods in Her.
». Tp. 24 S.. E. « K.. fe>n.
Perrr Bavne to Annie Bot IST Is.
; .VHWS feet in »ec. 3*. Tp. 21 >*., E. 6
E.flflO.
i James P«idie to YVrdev W. King,
lots 1, 2 ami 3, Sooth Seattle,
Arthur Hill to Laxarus Kline, bond
for lots 2 and 3. black 6, A. A. Denny's
atidition. gIS.WJO.
Harriet Baxter to Jacob Furth. lot
3. See. 2. Tp. 25 S.. E. 4 K-. excepting
lo acres previoady «••«. $23091
J. D. I. wman to B. L. i-hstpdein,
lot* I to 6 imlusive, hioek » and lot"
7 to 12 inclusive, block 2s, Law's sec
ond addition, quit claim. 91.
tieorge H. Hrflbron to Herman
t'tiapin. andivideti %of the NW. of
SE. «, of Se» . art. Tp. 25 X , E. 5 E..»!0.
t'haries J. Peterson to Cornelius
Milter, the E. H of lots <> and T, block
*5. t'ollin* addition.
Samuel Roseberg to Ara'eHa r.
Wallingfor>l, lot .*>. Mt»k 21, A. A.
IVnny . thinl addition. tWW.
Lotiita t*. Calvert to J. S. Walling
ford. lot 4. bio k 21, A. A. Denny's
tM- I addition. S7OOO.
?h S. Taylor to Sarah E. <Jreene,
.. t - t tle-cniied by mete* and hounds
■n ">'<»k L" of Hell's sixth addition,
H
'\\ It Uoren M Mrs. W H. Peiton,
lot 7. block S7, Cotiinsa>idition, tl'Ji 50.
W. R. lioren to Mrs. W. H. I'eiton,
atrrrement for lut A, Uock (C. Collißs
addition. »lfl2 SO.
Only 14 deeds were Sled for record
yeat-rday. The tsindderations named
segregated $11,711, an average of tc3s.-
id each. Following is the li«t:
fi. Morri* liallertol). A. M' Kinzie,
lot. 2.3 and 4, block aildi
tkm, U.V)
B. L. Sharr>«tein to J. 1». I.owman,
lot. 7, 8, S. 10, 11 an.l 12. block 29, ami
lot" 1 tu •! inclusive bhn k 2S, latw's
vra 1 addition, miit claim, 31.
William T. ••raham to Krhart Sci
frieil. lots 7 and « Mock r,s. Mercer's
-e< >ii'i a<iditioti to North Seattle,ll'o>.
Walter J. CofTman ami Christian
Ral>el to E. H. Reynoltls. lot 3 block
#7, I> T. Kenny's park Atidition to
North Seif.tc.
\V. P. Ikivd to W I>. Woo.l, E. ' jof
NE '.of sfc of Se< tion 2!f, and NK
of SW %of SE '., of Section 29.
Tp 2«, N. 11. I K.. KM
J. •• It jvd to Thomas L. Dabney, lot
1, block I. Nub Hill addition, SSOO.
John Wickland to Alexander Is.
(V'k, lots 1 and 2. blitt-k 3, in the part
of ittle platted by A. A. Denny and
the i.tir* of Sarah A. llell, (MOO.
Willi im It. Wood to Howard W.
Biker.E of NE Vi of sK and the
NE % <tf SW 1 , of SK ' . of Sec. 2».
Tp. N It. 4 E ,»I.VO.
Catherine Daniel to Karl W. Engel
nion, lot 0, lil.s'k 72, Itilry*< addition
to Scith S»attle. aiel lot* 11 antl 12,
UltH'k 5, l.iw's -econd addition,
A. A. Nit kcrson ;o C. Woo»ls, lots
1 and 2, block 2, Uo>s' second addition,
A It. Llewellyn to Julia \ eum. lots
.'tOand 31. I 10. k 15, Maiiison street ad
dition, $l4O
Aieber M. M, Farlste to Pay tin
Pro wo. lot I. block .'si 1> T. Denny's
tbinl ad' ition to North S."ttie. |1U V t.
Franklin M June* to Jame> N.
Walsh, lots to. 11 and 52, block 32,
t'.ilmaii's addition, tfirst Ixiivision),
»>«0.
Wi'llam It. Brown to William 11.
IJevdlyn, lots ft t:nd c. Uo- k 2 lots 3,
12. 13 and 14. Wo k I. lots 7. s and !t.
t'ltk k5. lots 12. 11 anil It, block 9, lots
10.11 and 12, block M, kits 9 and 10,
block l.'t.al! in Burke's *e>-ond addition,
and It t. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 1". an.l 14.
supplemental pl.it of tduck M. Hurke'*
se ond ad iilioii. tpiit 1 laim, f tt'i.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON IMFKOVEH BfSINKSr PROPERTY
l»<r iho Gitaafi w 4viu|» aad t<>t i
rtjr t»f rti'A Kraiici^co.
B. GOLDSMITH,
• A<* nt, 2il Firm street,
j Jt m Portland. «>rt*Kt»n.
FURNISHED BOOMS.
■ >\rtu> w *xnv; FrnxisHrn k .-<>
I ran be MfOnroodftU-tl l»v railing at
the .f TN \ MuroJtftH B!«v k , corner
<"«'rnah-n )«• ft ji*!«in'"' *'
Evrrythnic •: ■ re-proof
buiMin*. with alt Iwiwovt'oiento;
r»>mfort of strirtlv »!t Uk
utyi nt WKIK A Si«)Rßis*<»N Prop.
r». iciir'xo*, * r. rotjLtss
JUS. IBXK, r. W. Ha *
McKINNON & CO.,
I>|i E URIVKIW. CONTRACTORS AVl>
HuiWor* otflr*—hi tbe aiiry. optto
«ite the hMtoifr. attie. IV f. m> IVlf
¥A CHONG & CO.,
CHINA TEA STORE.
\U. KIMW OF TFA PIKK« T FROM
Ctiua. th» itwwt tod k>!, (r«>m 40 oti.
to s*» per |m>qu<! kit e, *i!k hand
k» rt hirf* *.} 1 Java **+•- • i». * ery cVajx.
Hrii k store, corner Tutrd t&d
atreeta ielf
FROM HOT SPRINGS, ARK
I>*. Jtihn A Ivard'-n. PrcaMent Medirai
and S\ir?l<"a! luaiitTKte *m>* •*! bar* Mted
Acker i 1 cT * *" r
a;»d take frrvat |»le« in c
Uttftame. "i.uf u»n>: thfi trmertyjl ta%e
ptv. riit-rd ft t<» caaeNti |>atif nt*. ai I lu
e>ery ta<* have hal iwtHa." Aaker #
|War«ep«ta fa''k*t« arv tua'auteed atwi sold
bv A h y|f v\ \KT all
. NOTICE.
\\*M HENKY IWNTOS. TATE >ITW
*I *M of I'rnatji •. »:vi f»»r t» * y-a&t
I wrl*e jrctn will: th«* i * a:l&c I •«» H«*a
•tip < bating fMinbaffd tb«*
! ranf» n k rr*:*ur*:tt, loUdtt a «t ritiao
»ik* <*f tra prm ut ; «#*• ••*. a- 4 kf diii
sr_'!i« <• * t arv tu-pe* t*> ritu .f afa*r
c*l th«* f • y- . l lea
DAIRYMEN. ATI ENTION.
IH %VE i Kfn> MY HA IT BU*>T>
<*»«» With tfct* t'Cft* t«kw*4 Hoi
rtti ) ¥rw*imn hoH SAV Jt \\, -No.
«oi t H. M. &} ic4 wlli tciS Ibf iml) r4lr«i
a t a hr f ■'» f«r 9t& |<r uc«l, «€-
BrmJ lit CetfMpriUr.
i'«lm !»ii(ht to drink, f*m iwnto
Ibrn-W»*i«r4l J * . K KU> Mi.
fr-yfcisi win (»it" ? T .
O. C. SHORE Y A CO..
rmtTtiuK.
Foot of Colnnibla tC,
HOYT BEOS. & CO.
Saw mill*. wwo4 ud Irtm wark-
U( uaklawT. uciaM. Wl
•n *a4 Witter utll sad
Caetotr «y?U«.
r* i*d f s* cw
o <" M'VE a CO.,
No. *. S at.
Tintype Gallery
utnl rtiwt, no xt u» re?«#r*»
rf \rl Studio.
TE«T«U>AT'S TRAS i rLf
PEISERS
GIVE ITS A CALL.
KNAPP, BUERELL & CO.,
COLMAJT, POCK. HATIII. W. T.
MINNEAPOLiS ANO ST.TOUIS RAILWAY
AND THE FAXOCB
ALBERT LEA. ROUTE.
Tw* Tkntfk Train Dally
FRO i»T. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS TO CHICAGO,
Without rb*n«, corm**tin* with the fa?t trains
on all Luwrt for the East and gotttbwt
TTic DIRECT and ONLY line runninf through ears betvttn
ami Den M<»inw, lowa, via Albert l>a
And Fort Dodfa, and din*? tin* to WATEKTOWN, DAKOTA.
Solid throsfh trains betvfea Xinaeapotia and jit. UoU
And the principal cities of the UtseiswiT pi Valley. connecting in t*nk«n Depot for all
points fcoutn and dovitheaflt!
HsilkV Baiiim t'ae only line ninuins TWO TRAI-CS I'-nv-te nil
naxil mens »N»lnl, DAILY to Leavenworth, Atehisou and wsJi MEM* I fill
in* eonnertions with the L'nion Railways and Atcuisn a. Topeka and Sauta Fe. I*acifc. *
Ut'tH'Mßl'l!* T»*c trains of the Minneapolis and >*. Units Haii»a% are comp*»i»t»d oI
BIi9ILnPLH< comfortable day cvsaches, macniilccut skvpingtars, llorton
reclining chair ear* and our jotfly celebrated I'alace Uinin- Cars.
Sff- IM> pounds of Imssatre cheeked free. Fare a! way* as V>w as the lowest! For
Time TaMe*. Through Ticket*, •*tc., call upon the nearest ticket asrentor write to
K. P. BOYD, Gen. Ticket aud I'aA*.\\sr* nt, Minneapolis.
I CHARLKS KENNEDY, Geuerai A sent. So, S, Waahincti-u St.. Portland, (I^l.l
PORT 35 FOUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY.
FOUNDRY, MACHINE AND BOILER SHOPS.
ORDERS SOLICITED. PORT TOWNSEND, WASH. TY.
wtm
THE HALL I PAULSON
FUBNITUBE COMPANY,
Corner of King and Commercial streets, Seattle.
Our »*pe<*ial linea of* manufacture are
Chamber Suites, in soft and hard woods, antique finish;
Book Cases, Side Boards, Mantels, Counters, Bars,
Bank and Office Furniture. Agents for the
celebrated Victor School Furniture.
Our coo*V are of the best <jnal»!y, and everybody is delighted with them Do
not fail to iu#pec* out stock before purvLa < *iu> elsewhere. jtvslf
PLANT YOUR CROP
In season; the harvest tune approaoheth for all those to reap who have sown in lots, blocks and acres in tbe fruitful soil of the
to M of ie Paic-SB-ATTLE!
Broth sr Jooa han *a derel Weatwa-J 40 > varj the chosen sp>t to plant the •of Km >ire in Seattle. All
fir-seeirg p ople admit that on the east siue waters of Psget Sound, at SEATTLE, wilt ar.ise ibe i>ueen City of tbe Parifir,
if cot the chief e mmerchl city ot America, The advance guard of the e dless tide coming to Siattlu began to arrive iu force
since January, 188< Portland's debgttion cune by wholesale; three agricultual implement, three gr.«-»rT and c< minis ion
aid ore wooieu and willo* wave f >OO,OOO strong Ciiieigo sinds a b of th»'grftit pj;k picking house of Armour
Bro'bers and a grocery jobbing hous-i- Tbe StatdarJ Oil Company have secured a foothold in 'be center cf population on tbe
Pacific. 51:ebigan is repreteuted iu the gri eery and dry goo<ls ite, as well as by a slroi'g saw mill delegation. Walla Walla
has located her olony—a fl u:ing mill, grain e eTat r, commission, factories and merchants— SSUO 000 strong. Little Ho k
cends au ttcr fljuring nrll au.l grain comm ssion «icb gatijn. .Vlaii e sencs a wool atd grain representation. San Francisco
reprcacLtUir<.3 {bare teeureJ |froi.t teats at 4 1,503,'JUQ v.ilik-. The Bj«t >U wi!i o<jjil in value tint of Ca i*
(oreia St. P.iul ai d Minneapolis representatives arc In full force securing seats, and Ne* York's roj -re-eutat-.ves furnished
J5.0C0, 000 more towards building tbe bei-t | ayii-g transcoi ti&ental lailrca.i in Ame-icft, the Seatt's, Lake S .oir A Kastern.
Tke representatives of four more taw and plauug it ills, fonr more brick yards, California pe»eJ brick Halt Br thers
and one other siip-buiiding yards, two crcoscting works, piper m il, woolen mill, pulp m il, exceptor factory, ihe largest dry
dtcls on the ctast, £sh, fruit and vegetable canneries, have all arrived and secured a j>ermat;er,t foothold in
THE METROPOLIS OF THE III!
English capitalists send tbe.r deVgitior, ?2.000,' , ' > 0 s'.rong, to bnild »;t K r*hn«.l, on Like Wcslipgt>n,
elargest iron and steel works in America, if not in th<* wo 11. The U«t du'egitlov aske<l no srnsiuy; anlr tbe privilege of pay.
ing 1250, ft 0 for 25T0 arrts of land on Laks Waahingtcn to lay cut the tornn of fiirkland and bu ld hemes for tbeir 5000
tmfloTcs and tbe 25,0< 0 population tbat this, tbe
ft Moss Bay Iron aii Steel Coipj
Will add to the now 25,000 population ot Seattle, which gives to Seatt'e 50,000 by 183:), anl fully 75,000 by 18P0, and
guarantees Seattle a population that the census taker in 194.0 will write
TI IE MISTRESS OF THE I'ACI KIC!
At tliese g'gsntT iroi wnrks Pesserrer s'eel rails will be made for half the coetisert, s'eel pistes for tbe U. 8. rnvy snd private
ships, and rails for tbe world. So city in Ame'ira is so well adapted for the trade and commerce i f the world as Besttle.
K.liott Bay. ii 7 n.i'cs in arva. best hirbor on tbe Coast, seeesrib'e at all seasons and at all bom the o«*ai by sailing
vessels, is iamd-locked, sale and suffici :nt for the fl es tf th» worlL Iu 7 miles cf harbor comes well up into the city aad g'ves to
West, South and North Seattle
Water frotU on tbe globe. The east front on Lak» Waahirg en fcr 24 mi lea ia un tel with the »all watei front
at the n rtb eDd bj Salmon Bay. Uk* laioo *nd the o-«an »bi? caiu.l to Lakj Wa»hu>gU>n. North, ttut ud Wtmt
w»U «* L become a* dauself isbibued a* New Y«rk Citjr ia to-4ij, ai>d
What "Will Lots in. Seattle "be "^ATortla
A f ew tun bf ne«? The* will aell for more money by tbe (qawj foot tkan thty can U> had far to-day by the lot. And BOW ia
tb«: tim-: to ; Urn Jtnr crop in Seattle real e«iate Wbm Jbv.otatiuiea enter, th«io popuUti ,n brcoice* dtnae and trad*
and Mmm-rve make tb ir Lome. And tbe nr.otabftt.ks don't »o«k at lb. if trade, aad prosperity, kappntoe and fortune coaee
t. all who haw tbe faith and terre to isreat oa the jjroa&d fl>>r prceo, wbL h ran on!y b,- ha I now, at ouee. Tba i« yoar
ore chance in a l.fe tin*. Jnmp aboard and don't g>t lelt. Wetor itUy all Tuitof#, a d bom«-areke-» to
<*ll anl irv -ttiyatf. Am! if too ahcu'd wm* 11>».*e tin th> ot.l/ Seattle in America, we have lota ia Kota' aeeoad ald it ion
(lie minufacturicg center of Seattle.) at #£t-0 or I'iiO, or lot», Lkeka acd acre, in other «. 11l- iaud addition.; or biuiceet
and re*idei ce loU oa the beet at«eta ia Scott'* W« bare ton cf printed desaiptire mtt r eaefc month ready for mailing
ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN & CO.,
THE REAL ESTATE AND MONEY BROKERS OF THE PACIFIC, POST BUILOINC, MILL STREET.
Seattle, Wash. Ter.
GOLDEN REE BAM
33. LOBE c&, CO.,
820 Front street, Seattle.
Just received a car load of each
Ice Chests.
Ice Boxes.
Refrigerators.
Ice Cream Freezers,
(Standard and White Mountain)
*HO
AN IMMENSE LINE
—or —
DECORATED WHITE CHINA
Bought at tfcerifT* sale of the late firm of Benedict A Friedman, 31
Murray street, New York, wh cb goods we will utter at v«y low
prices; also a
LARGE LINE OF BABY CARRIAGES.
From S3 UPWARDS.
Call and examine our stork and prices before purchasing and tare
money.
E. LOBE ik CO,
820 Front street, ... GOLDEN RUIE MZtM.
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