The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], August 24, 1893, Page 5, Image 5

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WpTE SAND SPIT CASE.
Han ford Orders the
I p to Get Off.
ILontn'S RIGHT CONFiftMED.
BL Too Hear the City for Trm
I mi Crwltjr-Tk* »loW*r.
Ijfbe ejectment suit of tha-Lake Shore
Ifwtroad affa.net the sqoattars on the
cora laadipit, ia which Jacob
llEfidson was respoadent, was concluded
IfcJudge Uaa ford's court yeeterdav, and
Ilia at once delivered a lengthy and oral
eaetaiaing the right of the rail*
[ fad eoopisy to potmiUM and granting
[ * order that the respondent sboald yiaid
fraaMMe-on within ten day*,
r file )e4g* held that Loals S. Rice,
F #foagii whom Davidson claimed the right
efpoaMe«ioa wae an employe of the rail*
i load aed lired on the epit in a shack built
I |o the railroad com pay, and that ha ws*
iwylrijT* bjr the company to protect its
loo!* and materiel located on the spit
I gad to retain possession of it
' |or the comnany. Davidson loaned
; lam**y to Rica aad faraished him
aeppiies and in payment got from Rice a
bill of ssle for hi* improvement* oa the
apH, which is the baai* of hi* claim to the
The railroad company bad filad
nape with the secretary of the interior
- lUaiax the land as unsurveyed public
had. The land is certainly not tida flats.
? gad therefor* doe* not belong to the state,
fbe railroad company had made the first
application to the United States govern
jaant for the land and wts entitled to it
|y rirtue of it* open, notorious and onin-
Isrrnpted poses won of it. Rica had no
yigbt to conrry the laud to any one. he
beta* there simply as a tenant and em
ploye of the railroad company, any more
than a hired band on a ranch coaid dis
pose of the ranch in the abeence of it*
owner. Furthermore, the land wa* not
•abject to entry under any of the land
law* of the government. It wa* neither
agricultural, mineral nor timber land, and
in common with all lands about this Har
bor, It was selected for the ptirpoee of
building a city upon it and hence especi
ally reserved from pre-emption entry.
ALLKGII IXIUtMC tRIXLTV.
Mrs. lavla tajra That Fifteen Mentha of
MMrtMMjr Wee far Rev.
| Anna Levin, who la the wife of Joho
; Latin and haa been aince May 6, I*o2. yes
terday began anlt in the auperior court to
[ bare the bonds of matrimony exiating be
! tsrsen herself and ber husband dissolved.
' Ate allegea that ahe married John, who ia
a marine engineer, in Seattle, and that one
| Child, Henry Jatnee Latin, 3 cnontha old,
w the only issue of the marriage, alao that
there la no community property,
f. Aa grounds for granting the divorce ahe
i alleges that her huaband is a habitual
drankard; that he choked her insensible
Within three months of the wedding dae;
that a fortnight later, on August 10, MAS,
he kicked her on the thigh and made ber
lame for five months, and that on Decern
•; ber 1", l&ri, he came home intoxicated
| and jumped on her while xbe waa lying
I down, bruising her and inflicting painful
woonda. Sjveral other inatancea of ex
| treraecruelty are alleged. She wanta a
; divorce. the custody of ber child and SSO
far month alimony.
Raw *ch«««t Districts Approved.
The county commlsaionera were in aes
ftim yesterday morning and tranaacted
' lbs following buaineea: The board ap
proved the action of County School Super
| Jatamlent l'uaey in forming achooi dia
trkt No, 112, described as all that part of
Slag county in townahipa 20 and 21 north
tftel eaat of range 8, and school district
So 113, described aa beginning at the
ianthaast corner of aection *. lu township
U ngvth of range 7 eaat, in King county;
traaing thence south one-foarth mile;
thence east to be Snoqualmie river; thence
Perth along tne river to the eouth line of
aection 9in same township; thence east
to the northwest corner of the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of aection
Ifi of same township; thence south one
tourth mils; thence east to Toit river;
thence up that stream, following mean
darings and east tine of range 7to north
tine of said townahip 25; thence west two
miiea to boundary of achooi district No.
110; thence with boundary of said district
110 to place of beginning.
The bond and contract of John Shaujrh
•aaay for building the Curnan road were
•pprure.l.
■e Need Mwt Pay Over the *«>«»• y.
A citation issued on July 10 requiring
Ib«n Smith, guardian of tbe minor heirs
ef tbe lata <>eorge D. Hill, to show cause
why be should not be punished for eon-
tsmpt in not obeying aa order of tbe court
atadf June 21, was dismissed yesterday hy
lodge Langley. Ktisa Maud Hill, the
•Me<t child, became of age in May last
tti<i immediately petitioned for an order
M (he court removing Mr. Smith as
piardian and compelling an accounting
from him. She also wished her share of
tbe eetate. one-fourth, paid over to her at
«« Atter a hearing before Judge tang
le? it was ordered that Mr. Smith pay to
tbe petitioner her share of the cash In hts
fcaads, I.VO. but the judge refused to re
mote the guardian. A Her the order had been
*»da Mr. Smith neglected or refuse! to
eh*? it, and the citation was issued requir
ing Inm to show cause. This citation wss
jesterusv dismissed.
and Timber Claim* Conflict.
A fon lest wn* beard in the I'nited States
land office yesterday over the south of
tbe northeast of the southeast of the
•art h nest v 4 #rul tot Sin section town-
SS north, ranee <* east. located sn f»no
koanah coonty, about eight miles above
B*u«i t ay. on the BtUlagnamish river.
A H Thurston and C. D. HUlta discovered
an iron ledjje there and postad a mining
t aim notice, but fai.ed to file an entry o'
Iks same before James K. Poa ft led a tim-
Wr da;m on the same land. They ara aoa
contesting Poa's tmal rroof, on the groaad
thv their mining claim has a preferred
tifHt of entry.
Charged Huh Aiding a Frlsefight.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Me Bride
yseterdsy bled i!i the superior court an in
for n; at Km against Thomas Evans charg
es lum auu aiding and shotting a prisa
acht between Kobert Hodges and a man
named Harris at Black I'lautondon July L
Pearls asd I «M(» Ofless.
A .icense to wed was issued yet tarda*
w A il. Bullock and Jennie tires, both
at \ ancouver. H. C.
There vera ona homestead entr* and ona
Cast U meswr.vl proof Med in the I aited
eiaiea land otic* yesterday.
The board of aquai.sat.on actad nnou
taenty seven tax petitions yesterday. This
■ *>f the board is drawing to a close
Saturday wUI be the .a»t day.
>»w gntia ri.erf.
The following new suus wera ftSad in
of the dark of the superior court
|aienl«:
tmroa M. Cole j Hanny et al.-
»U° m ° n promissory note
**• J- tovejoy >alt to
00 ,wo b'owlaaory note*.
*he washmgtoa Central Improvement
s.otnpa«j *a. Ueorf* Sea,ana* Saittore-
cover WflO am proaataaory note and breach
of contract.
Moore. Haat * Co. va. KM & Pitt man -
Bait to recover *451 on account.
J. J. H»u va. J. C. Loyed at ai.- Suit to
recover |2M alleged to be due a* rent on
one-half of lot 3 ia block 13. Maynirss
plot.
F. I* Stinson re. Thomas V. Smith-
Suit to recover f 13J on (kroaknorr nota.
Anna rt. John Lavin—Suit Car a
Atom.
J. Nelson vs. The Jamieou-Disoa MUI
JierTof 10 NiaM mechanic's
: William Evans vs. A. W. Bash—Suit to
recover sl.m oa of contract tor
Mia Of mining property.
'«» kLovrgb.
srrwoacorK, CIVIL **O carnival oaraa*-
■ XSTS— L49OLET. J.
F. L. Sliason vs. T. V. Smith-Default
of defendant; signed.
■ *• V? 4 * **• J®hn B. Deaay et ai.
-i>efoaU of Defendant Joha B. Denay;
signed. ''
!• Joe T. Xalson—Continued.
Guardianship of infant hairs of El.en K.
Hill—Citation issued against Eben Smith
to shoe cause; dismissed.
I. C. Hark man—Motion to disaolva at
tachment; denied; exception.
Aeajgnment of W. U. Wotton et al.-Ei
empt on of certain property; allowed.
PstllMßof J. Johnson et ai. for a county
lirhed *on granted and road eatab-
Road petition of H. L Allan et al.-Set
for bearing September 5.
.'* "Vft *"• H. Kittinger et at.—De
fau.tof \%. if. Saber and Frank Egan;
signed.
"oeATE nraanusT-ustftn, >.
Estate of William 11. Treen -Hearing of
final report; set for September L\
Estate of C. if. account;
aet for hearing September 2>.
r.itate of Alois Fischer—Petition to
1,1 ake application for funds from Louisi
ana administrator; granted.
Kstate of Lyman Dutton—^Testimony of
witness taken in support of will,
Mat KITATB IALII.
®***S Uocordod ta tho Awditor's Oflleo
Yastordav.
Raal aetata transactions from January i,
UKfi, are $6,75 0.4U9. There were filed for
*ooord yesterday 23 deeds, the considera
t'ow* aggregating 1133.6A2. Following is
the list a* furnished by Osborne, T rem per
<t Co., abstractors of titles, 118 Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
Thomas Prest to Donald Ross, block 20,
Green Lake E rctric add. $1,400.
Kelson Tunin to A. B. \Vo»>d*rd et a!.,
lot 28, block 24. East Seattle, $2Uf».
Harry White to Mrs. D. C. Smith, lot 27,
block 3, Cnion Depot add, S3OO.
N. P. R. R. Co. to David R. Lewis, sw S,
24, 7, I-VJO.
Matthew Tudor to Thomas Brenaan et
ai. \i lots 7. 8, block 90, Nagls's 2d, $L
Thomss Brenxan to David Brengan, U
lota 7,8, block V). Nagte's 2d and others, |2.
Thomas Brengati to Samuel Brengan,
lot 3, block 16. Evans <ft Blewett's add, sl.
Charles Ertckson to J alia Iverson, sw ne
sec 6, 38. 5, #2/*)0.
N. I*. R. R. Co. to John Wilson, part aec
1, 21, 5, »?*).
C. H. Holdcn to tieorge McLoughltn,
lots in Bryn Mivr, $617.
John Orankrans to Jacob Furth, iots in
Dewev'a add. S3OO.
J. A. Prouty to N. W. Bolater, Jot l».
Hock 102, Terry's 2d. $3,000.
A. A. I>enny to If. W. Bolster, lot 6
block 102. Terry'a 2d. q. a, sl.
J. I). Smith to C. J. Wells, lota I and 2,
block 2, 3d Motor Line »nd others. SBIO.
John Leary to E. A. Turner, part tot L
aec. *. 23. 3. ft.
Daniel Hagtey to Joseph Schonbachler,
part aec. 21. 25, 4. q. c., ft.
Masonic Cam. As*n. to Mra. M. K. Low,
lot 4HO cemetarv. $37.
Oram Street Electric Ry. Co. to Atlantic
Trust Co., Grant street road, f ISA.OOO.
T. F. Townaiey to A. P. Randall, lot 13,
block 3). River Park, f 100.
A. J. Anderson to William P. Harper,
lot block 2), Mercer's 2d, fl.
Marv Brown to Daniel Smith, lot ML
block 11, .Id Motor Line add, $125.
Nettie Brown to Daniel Smith, tot 15,
block 11, 3d Motor Line add, SI7&.
W. P. McElwain to Oeonre W. Hall, tots
13 and 14, block fc, Armour's add, S7OO.
•'Aristocracy."
One of the atrongest companies that
come to the Seattle theater tbia season is
that preaenting Bronson Howard's brill
iant play, "Ariatocracy." The company
cornea to the theater next Thursday night,
Auguat 31, for a three nigbta' engagement.
Mr. Howard'a comedy la based upon the
struggles of a newly rich family to gain
an tntrt* into the arietocratic society of
London and New York. Mr. Howard haa
handled his subject with great cleverneaa
and haa written a play which for thought
ful language, comprehensive knowledge of
humau nature and keen wit exceia alt of
hia former worka.
Tbe play will be presented in this city
by a remarkably strong company and with
all the original scenery and beautiful cos
tames. The company is headed by Misa
Blanche Walsh and Mr. Maurice Barry
more, both well-known and prominent
playera. and includes Miss May Hampton.
Miss Helen Tracy. Mies Milla, Mr. S. Mil
lar Kent, Mr. J. C. Bnckstone, Mr. Will
tarn Faversham. Mr. Frederick Bond, Mr.
Bruce Mcßae. Mr. J. H. Brown*. Mr. Neil
Warner, Mr. Edwin Mordaunt, Mr. Henry
Montgomery and others.
The sale of aeats begins this morning at
the theater box office.
Itesreias to lfe« Or*M.
The steamer Willapa will make an ex
cursion trip on Friday to Neah bay and
thence fortv miles south of Cape Flattery
to Quiliayute, on the Pacific ocwan. The
trip is so timed that excursionists will
have a daylight view of the picturesque
scenery all along the route either going or
returning The Willapa will leave Yesier's
dock at 1 o'clock a. m. on Friday. Atiguat
tS, retnming Saturday evening, and rail
ing at all way porta. Fare, round trip, !&.
Apply at Yeaier's dock or to Hastings
Steamboat Company. Port Townsend.
Hell Worth Keetag
Everybody in Seattle knows the class of
goods sold by O. W Lynch A Co., furni
ture dealers, corner (rout and I'm versify
street. it is a rare treat to visit their
store and see the elegant, elaborate and
extensive dtap!ay of tin* goods and the
taste shown in selection and arrangiment.
Never ia the history of the furniture trade
have such elegant goo is Men sold so low
as aoa. Whether you need furniture now
or wiii nerd it later, now is the time to
bnf. Such a store and tuch a stock would
he a credit to any city.
aeattte tialos a >»e Knsiaeas Hons*.
K J. Bow en. tha * ell*known seed mer
chant of Portland, has found it necessary
far tha conventenca of his many customers
to open a branch house tn this city, which
will be under the management of Mr.
Henry Schuett. He his secured tha
spacious storeroom at 214 « ommerciai
street, (squire Latimer building, where ha
wilt be p.eased to sea any ona desiring
ftrat-cias* and reliable field and gardea
seeds of any k.nd
U»*4 Store. I Sssp lUst.
No Pike ftreat, newly papered and
provided with shelving Call at Uaioo
Trust Company, 114 Squira-Latinar block.
Seattle, : tie lihore A Kastera Railway Coss
rwtaT are M« ruamag e* -ur»toa traias M #a >
qaami* l'a..s oa #aaday» I are ea:y 91 for tbs
r -and trip >peeial rates at any UM toe
narstaa- ?es display sdvertlssaMat ia this
>a>srt wee.t and beLarfoaaa, eu«abiaed with
the ot-er acred «n»t -isei ia i.*ve beat porous
V.»»:«r», stake < *rtet • a. * A R. »scaae v .«
'.asters tba beat ia u« asarket Prtee £> eaata.
First Kegiaaaat band, Madlsoa park, suadara.
THE SEATTLE POOT-DTTELLIGENCEP. THURSDAY," AUGUST 24. 1891
UNION MEN FOILED.
Nan-Union Crew Sent to Port
Klakelev In Spite of Them.
THEY DODGED UNION PICKETS.
Thm Bekwt Beartoe aaile Vltk Tkwa-
J,# * * t **» Iters* ®aaa oa Ik*
'■»>«aWi-M»rtoi H»t«a
There was quite a little excitement at
one or two pointe on the water front yes
t*fday, principally among the anion
te.iors. They know that the foar-masted
acnooner Robert Searlee bed completed
r cargo of i umber at Port Blakeiey for
Australia and that she would carry a non
union crew. They suspected that the
crew would ba seat over from this city tad
watched the boats carefully.
They thought that the non-union men
would take the steamer Michigan, and
when it wae about time for that boat to
leave an its morning trip the union sailors
congregated about the wharf and wstcbed
•▼cry passenger narrowly. One rough
Poking passenger wae accosted with,
"Where are you going?" Over to Blake
***>" he answered. ' What for?" wa*
asked, and when he told them be wanted
to look for work they got him to go back to
a saloon aad get a drink. He did not
•how ap again. They tried to induce
another passenger to coma off the boat to
the wharf, but Cap*. Bleekum would not
allow them to interfere. Again the Michi
gan wa* watched ia the afternoon, but
this time the anion sailors were fooled,
for the non-union crew wa* got together
on another part of the water front and
taken to Blakeiey in a boat chartered for
the purpose, so the Robert Searies secured
the crew, which was furnished by Agent
Hawkins, of the Shipowners' Association.
itean bakui in scaixxsa.
The t, D. Smith Commlaetoaed aad
Chartered for the baohomteh ft on to.
The new steam barge E. D. Smith, built
at Lowell by the man after whom she is
named, arrived in yesterday and wss
placed in commission. Mr. Smith sold
her to Martin Getchell and be chartered
her to Capu John Brooks, Engineer C. H.
Sbofft, Purser Stephen Boynton and Mate
Harry Harrington, who contemplate run
ning her as a freighter, especially in the
river trade.
She is a stern-wheeler with a square bow,
giving ber good deck room forward. She
is 118 feet long, 2S feet beam and of
light draft Her carrying capacity is
about 1.10 tons. Her pilot honae is the
one taken off the old steamer Nellie
that was wrecked at Snohomish in last
winter's flood. Her builder is At Hick
mont, of Lowell. She will maka Hat
neld's wharf ber headquarters.
MARINE NIWI.
Tatoosh, Aug. 23.—12 m. —(Special.)—
Dense fog; fresh southwest wind.
Xkah Bat, Aug. 23.— 12 m.—(Special.]
Foggy; iignt waat wind.
C t.a i i.am. Aug. A.—l 2 ra.—[Special.]—
Dense fog; calm.
Po*t C'RicactKT, Aug. 23.—12 m.—[Spe
cial. {—Clear; light west wind.
Porr Akoki.es, Aug. 23.—12 ra.—[Spe
cial. ]—Clear; light northweat wind. Tug
Boyden and United States a learner Gedney
in bay.
HoqruM, Ang. 22. [Special.] The
Tnlted States lighthouse tender Coluro
bine arrived here last evening. Hba is now
engaged in re-arranging the harbor buoys,
and will place a new whistling buoy at the
outer bar.
POXT TowKsgap. Aug. 28.—fSpecial.]—Ar
rived— 8h T. F. Oakes, from San Fran
citco, at Seattle to load coal for Portland;
ah 11. P. Ctiecney, from Han Francisco, at
Seattle to load coal.
BA* Faancisco, Ang. 21— Arrived—Str
Arago, from Coos bay; bk Oregon, from
Seattle.
Cleared—Str Wellington, for Nanaimo.
Departed—Str Walla Walla, for Victoria;
bk Wilna. for Nanaimo.
Ntw Yoa*. Aug. 21 —Arrived—Ravel,
from Bremen ; Teutonic, from Liverpool;
Nordland, from Antwerp.
Gtxoa. Aug. 23.—Arrived—Werra, from
New York.
SorTHAMPTo*. Ang. 2s.—Arrived - Spree,
from New York; Oaris, from New York.
WATKK ~TItUNT kUTBI.
Ship Spartan wtlt be ready tor see today with
a cargo of oonl for tan Francisco.
Bark Templar will probably be r»a-Jy for sea
Monday with ber cargo of telegraph pole*.
The new four masted schooner which la being
built at Port Blakeley wilt be launched on Satur
day.
Tug Discovery went to Port Blakeley yeater
day to tow out tbe schooner Robert bearlee,
lumber laden.
Tbe captain of tbe tug Pioneer report* several
ve**els c IT tbe Straits, but tbe weather la so thick
they dare not venture to sail In.
Bark (ieriaaols, < apt. Hereon, arrived In port
from £*n Fraaetseo yesterday to load a return
cargo of Black Diamond ooal Tug Dttcovery
towed her in.
Steamer City of Aberdeen broke her shaft
agaia yeeterday and will be laid up a few day*
('apt. Tew will have a eeven inch abaft put in
her this time
Ship B P. Cheeey. Capt Mnaier. arrived in
port fromtea Francisco Tuesday night in tow
of tog Pioneer 6M loads a return eargo of
Black Diamond eoal.
Schooner <<«ueeai Banning. en route from Sau
Franc »co with a cargo oa tbe i>etrick tine, was
reported in tbe Strait# Tuesday night, but shs
tailed to arrive ye*tcrday.
The tug Fdaa blew the fuaible plug out of ber
boiler yeeterday. and when tbe May flower went
out to I rug her In tee latter clipped her eoitp
ttue, and tv>th had to lay there ustd the Violet
towed them tn.
There are now fifteen vessels ia Port Blaae
ley. Tea sr* loading Inmbtr, the bark K. K.
HSD IS wai'.ing to load, ttie bark Materia is be
Sag thoioughly overhauled and repaired aad
three more are laid up.
s»h p T F. Oaks*, t'apt Reed, arrived In yes
terday Irora »»n Francisco to load a cared ol
e. «, far Portland for tie i'rsfoa lin pro r« meat
Company. There a tie will load wheat for Ku
rope Stv» was towed ia bv the tug Ha!r<>ka
hteamer Delta took the Lydta Thornneon's run
oa the Hood caaal mate vesterJay, and (apt.
I.yiShton went as master at her instead of Capt
li.,aspic It is reported that basinwa would
not warrant ruaalag the Tbomiaoo on the rout*
at present
When tbs steamer Detroit was pulling oat of
the harbor on her regular Ui» jrosterdar after
noon. a msa oa board went to stt on her gang
wav rail, and a** having been 'altered securely,
it dropped rut, letting ta into tha water. The
steamer backed up and p<cse4 torn up, bat it
iookad from shore as tb-sagh he came near
drowning. Who it was thst got the daetiog
eoatd not be learned, as the steamer continued
oa her trip
Rocaefetler Will Not tnrrtrd Til lard.
Tbt vacancy created on the board of
directors of the Northern Pacific tai road
by the resignation of Henry Yillard still
exists, for the fact has jttst come out that
John D. Rockafatler, aho was elected to
succaed Mr Vd.ard, wrote a letter oa July
1" declining the office. This letter was not
acted on ey tha board until last Thursday.
Another Artesian Well tw Gs Dsns,
Tba I nioa Rtactric Company yesterday
decided U> drill aa artesian wall eight
iochas in diameter on tha shore of tha bay
near ita station B on the Orant street
br 4 df*e to furnish a supply of water to tha
station. It is expected that aater wilt be
struck at a depth of about feet, as it
has been struck ia tbe Occidental block,
tha Sqair*-l-atimer hiock. tha Colman
btock and at tba eoid atoragw plant, tba
Bald Heads!
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artesian stream probably coming from Lake
Washington. Tha company will alao put
in a condensing plant at the same station
and thereby increase tha power of the
engines about 2f> per cent.
Mew X. r. Time Card la Sfsvl Sept. 3.
The new passenger time card on the
Northern Pacific road, which was pub
iished in the PoaT-ljrrai.i.ia**c«a of' Au
gust 17. and ander which one of the
through trains each way between the
Coast and St. Paul and Chicago will be
taken off, will go into effect at 12:01 a. m.
on Sunday, September 3.
Kail road aad Corporalloa Not**.
W. B. King, of St Paul, traveling auditor of
the Great Northern road, is stopping at the
Northern.
a McClelland, of Taeonta, agent of the Pa
cific Nst:ration Company, and H. L. Tlbbals,
stent for the tame company at Port Townteud.
were guests yesterday at the Northern.
IAMKNGEK LISTS.
Sa* Fiuscwfo, Aug. :S.—The following
passengers sailed today on the Walia
Walla:
For Seattle—Mrs. R. G. Chishoim, W.
P. Sanderson. Miss L. Christian son, H.
Christiansuti. Miss Schmidt, Mrs. Schmidt,
Mrs. L 8. Hutchinson, D. A. Peckinsab
and wife, T. J. Depuy and wife, Arlie
Hess, Mrs. K. Callahan, J. S. Whitmore,
John O'Cooneii, Mr*. Dr. Currier, Miss A.
A. Crosby, Miss A. M. Sutherland, A. C.
Olmstead, T. Peterson, Mrs. K. Falk.
For Tacoma- I. F. Wearer, P. J. Land,
Ons Kloff and wife. Miss R. Dabovich, C.
H. Winters, Louiae Taylor.
Froat Street Iters for Beat.
Between Union and Pike, 120 feet deep.
Will rent for |3O if taken at once. Union
Trust Company, 115 Squire-Latimer build.
l*»«- i
Plrst Presbyterian church excursion to Bno
qnaimle falls Friday, August tt. See "ad."
Oar telephone t* Its, mt BDI, as to the book.
Loueh, Augnaune * Ca
First Regiment band, Madison park, Sundays.
§W.'f. Wilder, ex-vice president of the prorl
»ioaal government of Hawaii, hss arrived in
Sau Francisco. Heeoeigned his offlCJ an hour
before he left Hoaeiuitf. Re latenda to remain
:n the Gnited states several month*.
CARTER'S
IfsTM
CURE
Mek Headache aad relieve *ll the troublaa faaof
dent to a MUoua state of th« «r»tem. mn?j, m
Pisnnesa, Hsum. Duueas after
eating. Pain tn the Side. Ac While tMr mewl
remarkable aneccas has been ebown is curiae
SICK
Headache. yet Carter s Little Lmm PiUM
ftr« equally valuable in Constipation. curiae
ftnd preventing this annoying complaint. while
they nlao eunwt ai: dieorders of the stoenaoh.
stimulate the liter **. l regyiaie Ukft bowria
Keen if they oaly cured
HEAD
A eh* they would ha almost prtcekaa an ftoa
who suffer from this dwtrenang complaint:
bat fortunately their goodneaa doea not sad
here, and thoee who oaee try them will tad
tneae lfttie pllle valuable tn ao many wmya that
they will not ha willing to do without than.
But a/var an etak head
ACHE
Ip the bane of aomanr Mm that here to where
we make our great boast Our piUfc cure It
while o«hera do aot.
( a rtkk h IjTTtJi Lrvut Fiua are very emeH
and vary eaay to take One or two r>Mla mate
a doae. They are etnrtiv vegetable and do
O'H gripe or purge, hut hy their gentle action
rleaar at! who aae them In vtala at » rente:
five far f 1 Sold er*n *h«rr or eent by maiL
aim man in* t»l
SulM Sul!k Mfria
— —ti 11: —
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Held in she tog Cabin r»rn#r «f Temperance and
RepuMfan streets. North Seattle, frem 9
to am. Ais-> 710 Seventh et.
from I:3® to I M p tn.
Prlrwtpal. Mis* Wtaterb-nirae <Pr<et>«l r.-.ton
9nt4a«i» of the Home asl colonial Traiaiag
C»i en* l-ondon. k.a*land «ho holds a It lag
County tmcut* Cwa#?»:«, secood grade.
F«ll term com insures Monday, September tih.
ian.
Fee# fpeyshte la advance for either seminal,
• 3 pfi month*
A sa>ai. fee of -5c per month «in ha charred for
kta Vrgnnefc u»st»neia aee of |tn» and tutlmrry
The method* tH t mmrhnx are r«M*d oa
f:i<J Btl. s t»ir*TK*. waiea t* n .w being aal
versaily t-l p ed fcy the he»t te%rhen of infant >.
Lessons in French, Mnsic
and given hy
arrangement.
RFFKRESt E»~ ke* farid C, OarreM. 9L
Mars * rectory; Mr*. L ■* J. Hunt. Varrow, Lean
Warf acton. Kit Hattiag ll* ttt
r»rt ty s:rwt. ant par»ti« e# tiraser pa pi.*
Fsu farther taterauniiua m>.|» M the *IJWtKU
*INT BIKU - H>'i. 7iß F,event* street. CHy.
FOOIS
n i am <4*v* '* c«s|«s «rti6cat« »•
vnann • u * 4 wuk mi *™*
Hlilillll M * awn the XickeJ taring hoses
UI/UUU depositors far the accsma'a
«. has of sm*3 tsnngt Absolute
Call est usseatagaML
tuUUujf UMjiAvftoatwisMM
"THA 1,00810 BCY
lUu A HOME,"
Is a common complaint, hot 75 per
cent of the people who make it don't
know what they are talking about.
That 7s per cent will probably keep
right on paying rent until doomsday
and spending every dollar of their
incomes, laboring under the false im
pression that a home is beyond their
reach.
There Is haidt? a penoa ta Beauts !a
reoelpc of regwlar nm ealary or In
come et a my sen who caa aot have ha
ewn home and a good oaa.
Anyone can do it who can save
sls a month. The whole proposition
hinges on 50 cents a day. That will
pay for a high, level, sightly lot in
Drexel Avenue Heights—as good a
lot as anyone has. The location is
strictly first-class, the view magnifi
cent, the distance only 16 minutes
from down town, and the Madrona
Park car line passes through the
tract Lots are $450 to $685 each,
on terms of SSO cash and sls a
month. There is city water as well
as electric lights. When the lot is
paid for we will guarantee to secure a
loan to build a handsome house with,
for it is gilt-edge property and just
the sort loan agents like for security.
The location is directly in the line
of progress.
The title Is as straight as a string and
all purchasers receive complete abstracts
of title.
Our references are every bank and
business man in Seattle:
Qbu^TtJ&Ccmovet
—DEALERS IS—
High Grade Investments
£6, Hi ui !2S lailej hMi*
BIITTLK, YiSIIKTOJ.
FiR EXCURSIONS
OX THE
Straits of Fuca.
STEAMER MONTICELLO
SUNDAY,
August 6, 13, 20, 27.
One Fare for the Round Trip.
ONLY 100 TICKETS
WILL BE SOLD
FOR EACH EXCURSION,
As the Hcuitr will carry no puMD|*n la as
CM of ti«r rafiilar ilcansa
Tli« MonUcailo wtU l#ir# tha ftty lock M 7
o'clock a m. for Port Tnwnaenl. and
Port Anc*>lao. Excartinnlata will ha*a nin* hoars
at Pan Towasond. Ova and ona-half hoars at
t'nnfenaas and two and oaw half hours at Port
Aagalaa.
fx>n't mtsa tbtiw r«v>l and hrarlr.* trips to tba
seaports on tb« Si rails. Meal* sar» mon a/<t
HATCH BHOTH KHS.
AMV* EMBXT3.
jyjM'T PAIL
To Visit tb* H«r>«w»ad rial rroy sat,
PROP J. O. LEOSAED. ; • ;
At Htt Xoemt, Hot*; Northern.
T«s Ca» »*• H as Today
raw
M M A. ML
• 00 P. ML
SNOQIALMIE FALLS!
•facial fararataw gir*a fcr tha ladWs «f th#
pmarr PK**»YT*HIAJf CHrstt H cm Friday,
!•(!« «& lssw »«««»«»» !■»«■
**• boors at Part fat rooai tr»j» ft tk.
WHO'S AFRAID
Who need be afraid
to B«e : : : :
s
POWDER
Laugh and the World Laughs
With Yott
BUT THE LAUGH IS
NOT BECOMING
UNLESS YOU HAVE
GOOO TEETH.
LCBIN'S TOOTH POWDER will
gire you PEARLY TEETH.
U will give yon BREATH SWEET
AS A BABY'S.
It will HARDEM THE GUMS.
It will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER is free
from rrittineti*.
LU BIN'S TOOTH POWDER kaa a
delicate and refreshing flavor.
This htwhM« and afllcaoloat Tooth rowto. ae
tabliatoed by store* t>«u luroif yea's" eaperiaaoe,
he* received th* sanction of the members of the
[w:<tu and Medical profeaalona of tbia city grner
ally, and by them H Is dally recommended »->4
prwrlixd. it It aa pi«a«Mt la the appUce'-toa as
it la In its I: speedily renders itw
teeth white t&4 imootb, the guma healthful, red
and firm, aad by frequent nee eltt pt»*rr« them
In thi« deatrable condition. It gradually bat ef
fectually reiaovea tartar, aad deatroyea the pa re
al tlcal animates]* which negieot may hare per
mitted to called, and prevent* thetr farther accu
mulation. thoa serving aa a compleve beeuttaei
and preeerver of the teeth. Microscopic examlna
ttoae have been made of the matter deposited oa
the teeth and guma of Individual eelected from
all claaeee of aorlety aad of every variety of bodily
condition, and In nearly every caae animal aad
vegetable paraeltee were found to eilat ta great
number* kxpertmente were made far th>lr re
moval aad the ingredients need In Labia's Tnah
fowder war* found to be moat effectual, deetroy-
Ing them tastantlr
through the kindneas of franta we are per
mitted to publish the following
TESTIMONIALS:
Hobti.ak n. Or.. March 7, IWI
Dear *trs-Being satisfied with your Manner ef
preparint the Dentifrice, and Knowing It to ho per
ftctlv barm lew la la elfoct* I have slace yea
commenced Ita preparation, ueod It la a»y family
and prseertbed It ta my rattenta with uniform
satlatectloa, aad I aow cordially recommend it to
the public aa being a valuable, aafe aad efßeectoua
dentifrice, well adapted to ka*plng the teeth aad
guma In a clean. UeaitJiy condition, louratruy,
W. C. BBOW!*. o. I> a
The following te tmm one of the ani eminent
authorities in the Wear.
Ran Faaartaco, July 75, I**9.
f.uhin Chemical Co.;
Dear Mr* -If a commsodatorr word free* ma la
favor et yaor e real lent tooth powder, known ss
UMa'a Tooth Powder, can add to He dnsorvsd
popalarlty aad attended a«e. t can ciseee
fully and trathfoiry aay to who are la want
ofapieaaaat. harm teae aad theronghiy efllearteaa
dentifrice that lUer will find thaae qualities ail
combined ta yoar sd entreats preparattaa: aad
after a long actjnalataooe aa 1 rarwfUl otHrrvalln
of Ita afft-cta upon the teeth of I hose who have
mada daily uae of U aad a personal eipertence ef
Ita merit* for nearly tweaty years, I know of noth
ing superior for the purpose of cleaning. preaerv-
Ing aad beaatlfytag the teeth.
MAM HtOHLAXa
Read what a chemist e*y»:
KlifTl t. A awns'. I, l»»
Oeatlemeo I have made a ohemlaal esamtaa
tloa of Labia's Tooth aad And that its
co. atitaeata are eash ss can aelthsr cheat H-aily or
mechanically Injure the teeth. The Judtctoos se
lection of the legred'eut* sad the evident care «
hlMted In ita preparation, commend it ss s barm
lees as wall as aa sflleectoa* dentifrice
O. J. WMITH. Chemist
•foitvg laattarv 17. IWI
Oeatlemen--I take grvet pieaaere » ad»ag my
testimonial to the a * eel tea I quaiHiaa of Ullal
Too lit founder, and after many years' peranaat es
perteace In tta aae aad of aitenttva ebeervettoa of
lis aat»a factory e«a<-a span the teefh of my
pat tenia. I recommend It M ail aa s aafe. peasant
aad efftcsciaas deatifrtca, csaebtatag all the
reqnlattss far preserving the taeth aad gams la a
cieas. bealiby oondum*.
O. K. UWKKUCI, U & ft.
LCBITS TOOTH FOWDKR nikfs
Good Twtl.
(rood TMtfa make Good ingestion.
Good Mrwtios Mftket Content
in put.
Contentment make* life worth lir
ißf. *
2ft CENTS A BOTTLE.
Steward Holmes Drag Co.
Wholesale Aoe*ts>
letlUs. Walla Walla. Taessss
THE MtfDOOGAII
SOUTH K ICK COMPANY
717-7IS-/21-7J3 Fml Stmt
Now Is
The Time
To Buy
Table Linens
Best Qualities
: AT :
Special Reductions
: AND :
Carpets and
Curtains
Were Never
Cheaper
Learn the Special
Prices of Both
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fOR TBE WORLD'S FAIR
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Railroad Company
WAT 11^
tisT f B3l I ha*om | I t
WILL FTCX I 1
New Pullman Upholstered Tourist CIS
-AO WELL AA-
Pullman
Palace
Cars,
FROM SEATTLE DIRECT TO CHICAO©
WITHOUT CHANGE.
ItoTMdoCMinawtoMiraolronMN
M«aNWWiaodm AYS FA» I— paeitaa F 140
V«TT«n PA**»roaOAta«OtCa*«o»Otaao»aaA
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