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EDETORH". NOTES.
tllll' "l'.ml I‘M” Ev Hm‘ ll\t' ul
It'ml} ln-Itulmldt' it \ IMAM i tlu- «lu
II :tlltl l'wl tiu- .\lf- 1~.
“r. .\l. \\', lltll. Ilv- tu-m-|:?"\' up
'1 -:|lt< tl ('ullrvtul' ml l'lht m» lwt'
.\lihlx‘t. lN “\lu‘t'lt‘tl l!' :“l lllr'H‘
:tlmut tlw- :nitlulln- Int l|l‘\l Illltltlll.
ll'vll [‘l’lhlt" lﬁ'llt'l' tlntwl :It lint!
“Hung-l. .\lmim. ('l‘ tlw I’I'l: ill\t..
nu» l« :I't: tlut llll' mim-rxl :l‘l .11l gum
llum tlmt plum- ”ll tln- ﬁtlliinn- I'iwr.
'l‘lu‘ n-n-nuc- vultvr \ant-utt lut‘t‘
Xnlmim-u. 11. t‘.. fur Klnslm. m: tln
lltlt. Hal. “'1“. (l. )lnrris. slut-vial
:uvnt ul' llm l'. S. 'l‘rn-nsul‘)‘ 111-lull‘l
un-ut. \"vnt up nu lwr tn Inuln' inn-s
--tig'ulinns prupurutm'y tun-pulling (ml
Alaska muttvrs in gvuvml.
0n the last trip of tlw stranwr Unl
ifnrnia to Alaska. :1 Miss Kellogg
\u-nt tn Sitlm. whore slw will assist
missiumlry Brmly in establishing: a
mission nml svluml amun: tlw ln
cliuns at that plum‘. Mr. llraul‘v is
rnlmrtml tn he a live man) and tlmr
”ugh wmkm‘. Great. and gnml rc
sullsare t-xpcctetl from this mun»
ment.
Mr. S. G. Rom]. \'ico proshh‘nt of
the U. S. N. ('n., is out in a h-m-r
puhlirhod in tlw \'auu-uuwr “huh:-
pomh-nt." defending his curlmrutinn
algmnst Hm churgo nl' lwing a. “grim! 1
ing‘ mnnnpnly." It. will rt-«luirv :l
grout nmny such luttvrs to («NM up:
the fact that the said company is]
using- evory nwnns to dvhly tho build-L
ing of the N. I’. ruilmm]. I
The “P. C. Advocate" tellsof a
revival in temperance work, hrnuuht
about l)" a few her room ronghs who
held Il1()(‘k Methodist (-lass meetings
in a saloon until one fellow sulu-red
down and told his real experienm»
which so affected the listeners that
a total uhstinenee society was furlned.
At last ﬂt't'tllllllS there were about
1.100 signers. “He make'h the
wrath of man to praise lliln.”
Mr. Hunter, reprerentinpr the Cut
ting Packing Cmnpany. having paid
Alaska 8 visit. has returned and re
ports a favornhle impression in his
mind regarding the country and pros
pects of hnsiness up there. He ex
pects to go up again on the next trip
of the California, when he will prol)»
alily take with him the necessary Ina
teriul and machinery for startinga
packing estahlishnlent in the neigh
hnrhnod of Sitkn. No use talking;
Alaska. is bound to prosper.
The canning establishment at Cla
wauk, Alaska. we learn by private
letter, is turning out about (3,000
cans per day. Salmon at that point
will commence running about the
ﬁrst of next month. Our informant
further states that the Weather at
“’rangel has been so fine that he
enmmenmul planting in his garden
on the 9th of March, antl that at the
tune of writing (April 12th) he had
radishes, lettuce, turnips and pensl
up and looking well; n “cold snap,“
inst at that time, however, was ("pl
dungering them to some extent. I)“
not these facts prove that Alaska
has some redeeming qualities, in
stead of being “tit only for polar
bears to dwell in ‘9”
By a private letter from Prof. E. It‘.‘
Kubel, president of the Academy “ll
Sciences located at Olympia, to
Judge J. G. Swan, of this place,
kindly handed us for perusal, we
learn of the progress and pros
pects of that institution from which
the people of our territory may rea
sonably expect so much in the fa
ture. It is conﬁdently assumed that
the society will soon be far enough
advanced in its workings to have its
proceedings and all its valuable cs
says printed. The writer greatly do
plores the tendency, on the part ol
non residents of Olympia, to regard
the institution as merely a local at l
fair. He \'ory properly thinks its‘
immediate beneﬁts and usefulness
can and will he made territorial atl
least, and cordially invites the at
tention of all scientiﬁc persons
throughout the territory in bringing
about this much desired result. The
Academy ot'sciences was organized
in Olympia because that place, be
ing the capital of the territory. was
considered most appropriate for it.~
location. We trust it will receive
the aid and encouragmcut of all Who
Could become competent and valua
ble members of it, throughout both
Eastern and Western Washington.
At present its nimnbv-rship is con
lined almost wholly to ()lympia, al
though it has made an excellent be
ginning, and bids fair to accomplish
some of the most valuable and grat
ifying results.
“ \‘lli‘tlilél‘n 'I'LHHI I'HIH .
In I.\IDIIIL‘II.\I~ 'Io I.‘l::ilt\\i"l.
‘ll\l'lil.‘ \l
ll IiHW lH‘i‘l'llll‘\l'lll Il|lY'\‘ lI'~t|":|l\ ‘ll‘
unnlln-r Itr'lilt‘llllt'lll ml tuv' ll"1I\tlI'V‘~
Ml our runnlii'.
\\l\lH\ Ilslllllilli‘ Axo- \\\l|:lli~
t-xisl nu the ('Ullllltlrlu. \\'lil:iun'tlv.
nnd l'inpuluu riversw nu l’u_:'ct .\Mun'l
llusill. illill tlnrw sunliln'l' I‘|\"l~ 11-r-v
--in;r into the sun --:|l| of Wlm'h how
IlH'Xllttlhllltlt' supplies~ of salmon
\\'«-if_:hiu;: ll'n to II) llns. rivernginu'
r‘nvh '33 ll». 'l'he Value of tln- s-rlniou
‘prmlum-d \'n-nrlv is three millions of
dollars. The "(‘hinook" sulniou on
the (‘olunlhiu is tho liuost. ('onsid
erulilt- capital is invested in this in
ldustry. whivh _Vlt‘ltlw large prohls.
i'l‘he foreign demand is unlimited. es
,peeinlly in England, llostou, New
lYork nnd Australia. 'l‘his is a most
iprolituhle umlr-rtuking, requiring it
Ituodorntnmuount of capital and skill.
l'l'lu- running lirms hitherto relied on
'their own (‘tlit'lH hut lately the prne
ltice has her-u instituted of huying
lish from those ﬁshermen who are
without (-apittil. and the prive pnid
jin sueh vases is gent-rally twenty-lire
Eve-ms for each fish of twenty-live
pounds. The lishernwu supplr tln
|honie market with fresh and salt lish.
Salmon trout are wonderfully prohliv
jin every stream. and too misv of
lean-h to render it good sport. Hyster
lisheries exist Hi Slio-ilwnter, 'l'illrt
'ltl()()l\' and anpiinn hays; and (‘III
rploy a small llvet of sr-huoners in
transporting the oysters to Salt l’ran
leiseonnd l’ortlutnl. 'l'here are tWo
lfaetories :it Astoria for Innnufut'tur
till}: salmon oil from the refuse of
lsnluion. llerringof exeellentllnmr
jeonu- from April and go on all
through the Summer.
i‘hiterpriso in this tlirmrtion is he
ing dt-\'Hl()|)ml in runny lovalitins on
l’uget Sound. and the! magnitude of
this industry in the future is hardly
realized even by those who are at
present putting forth active ell‘orts i
in its line. ‘
'Besides salmon of Sllt'll ext'nllentl
quality, the waters of Puget Soundj
yield large numbers of us tine lndihutj
“S can he found anywhere in the;
world. llei'riuqulmuud, and in fare! !
almost all Hi the snniller vnrietiesofi
lish. Enough has been developed!
through experiments and through [lll‘i
uctuul pursuit of coin in our lisher l
ies within the past few yours to inf-i
iford reasonablegronmls for asit'l'llllth
ithat in the near future the ﬁshing in ;
iterests of thisterritory will represent;
one of the most valuable depart-‘
lments of her resources. A new in¢
dustry has recently been attracting
attention, viz; I
PASSING (Hunts. I
These luscious bi-valves (for they
ARE luscious and considered highly
palatable, especially where their
scarcity makes then: sought alter)
are already being cooked, put up in
cans and shipped away to market.
An cstaldislnnent for carrying on this
industry is already in operation at
Sequin: bay; one is in progress on
Shaw’s Island, in San Juan county.
also one on San Juan Island, and
within the next l'ewyears many such
corporations will have located on
ourmany inland bays where every
sand spit is the habitation of a nu
merous and fruitful colony of e ants.
Aside from the. prospects of our
eanneries and packing companies.
the recentintroductitni ol l’lumtncr's
dryers has caused experiments which
prove conclusively that our clams
and lish can easily be dried and senl
to eastern and foreign markets at
prices which their greatly reduced
hulk will render comparatively notn
inal compared with that of sending
them in‘ any other state. That can
supply of lish and clams i:- practical
ly inexhaustible, is amply demon
strated by the fact tlmt some of the
earliest settlers of the territory long
since lapsed into a careless atnl shift
less manner of living, owing: to the
absolute ease. and it-ertaiutv With
which a living could be made near
the salt water.
[Continued next \"Ct'k-l
Among [hag-rout. mm) of the wurld
blue eyes sum" In have prctlmninuturl
Hurrah-s. Shakn-spt-urc, Lm'kv. ”nun”.
.\lihun, Gnotlm, Napnlcun, Franklin
and Humboldt hmi blue oyos.
The stnanwr California has gum
to Sun Francisco, to ell'cut a law re
pairs. She exyuwts to return to this
place in time fur her next. logulur
trip to Alaska, lmwever.
BETWEEN .3” am] 75 of the princi
pal hnuses uf L‘larksvillo, 'l'exus.
were burned nu the 13th. The eni
mated loss is 851_ND,000.
M’ili'HE. I'UIiIH-L'il’U\lHlM‘l'l
\': In .|\. \'. ii. li. (1. .\lni‘. 2'l. I‘T“.
l'lllll-v‘: .\wl ~: .\iH-i' All. lzlm Ii Alina
\'ivinrli :i lliv sz~ml ili'il’ vii}. \'.. nil-‘2“
ml ii: '-‘ uh! 'I :\'--| u-wu I: 'H"!' I‘u'lll- nl‘
Irmlv pil-n ~liil ill‘i\‘~~ ”II I in ‘lnil 'H'U'l 11l
llll' li'.\ illi'l |'l|ll'|ll'\'. 'Hlt' [H'Hlniv' In :t'
.Il‘l' ~ . nn-lliing iiiu- uni- nun \uilu- lump}:-
.n'mi' Ii 1-; In lin-ir \\l‘:lii||.‘_’ltil|'_"”liiit‘lhll
lii-aim III' nlr-I it. :nul :Il'l' nunlmml of ”ii
nzlliun:lliliv~. :lli:iu~<~:l\un ln'mimninuling.
)I.my \\l' «W. Imumu-r. nl' imiil w'xr‘.
m-ur :1 murky !l[I;N'.llﬂlllt'I'. v-uxlthcl-wl lm
.limln h_\' ~illin:: :lmnn-l c:l|np-li|’v< pm
l|li\l'lll!ll~i_\‘ in (‘:ll‘i)'ll:l}‘>. In lll:ll|_\’ I('~‘-
lwwh lin- til_\' inulin hlu- :In .\|ll|'l'i('2|ll
mum. Inn t'lljlbi'ilig‘ ilnprM'i-Inwm :nnl
iluivilvgve in :UIV'IIII'“ nl :Ill)‘ of ours wln-n
mmlnn'ml \\il|| |m~im~~s null pnpuiniinn.
in, line :1“ inn-xiunqilulv supply nl' pim
itrmh water. vulnllu'lwl in iron pipw from
j’l'llli Inkv. :1 lii<i=lnrv nl' svvvn Illii¢‘~: gm
worih': i'l'rro ~(-|Innl~‘—-un0 ul‘ lln- Imihling‘
lor whirl: \muld ln- :1” nrnulm-nt :nnl L-rml
it to any vily: :m (-xh-ihiw- library: hm
'lullllh“ <h-nm-iirv c-nginw: n tin-:nrv: svv
[u-ml mnnnmlinn: |mll~: i'nur llth'lliliils; It'll
‘i-linl'clll-s—n-nwhil- at ﬁlling :11l lhv Imln.
iwmm-n :inll ('iliilll'l'll in HIV vlty. 11~ 4:qu
walks. (vxwpi now and llu-n a <lrt-h'h.‘
Hum in :1 \'l‘l‘_\' (lilnpiulntml cmnlitiun—
rirkvty :lml unaut‘v. puriivnhn-ly :1! High!
llm nnik :Inll splinluw~ rising; nlmvv lin
~urliml often bring l:u|iv=. \w-nring trailing
<kirt4. ll|)—.‘ll| standing! .ln~l ”It! nllu-r
clny unv was mught in rhi‘ \\':|_\'.lll|l| | \\'.‘l~'
rmhiug up In ”lii-1' my S('l'\'it'('~'. sln- tln'nml
mun-l. IllllumkudWWW”:llhll‘l'il'l'.‘ln-I|illio
u hy-wuy In w-lmir (lanmgce. ’l‘hiHilir
nm- mu :m Ann-rim”. from your sinlu nt'
tln- \\‘:lit'l'. :lllli ir is in he Illblll‘ll will now-r
Inw'mgllt puriirnlnriy in ill-"ll way again.
’l‘lu- m-mmn- Wilma H. Hunt. nullm- llu
mlmnnml ul't‘upmiu .\lntlmrtl. (I|qu up
l'rmn Sun Frum-a-sm in 3 «lays :uul 23
hours running tilm'. Slm Inn not tux-gut-
MI “(‘l' Hill sin-ml. and for :L emit o!" hm
:l-gv—Z‘J _\'«-:u--'r—-|ml(|~' lu-r mm rmnrn'knhLv
\\'r||. llvr new owm-rs guvv 111-r :t [hor
”ugh mw-r-lmulin: :Iml m-w Imiiw'~'. ll i~'
:unmum-ml. us soon m changing lwr nu-
LinunlinJlml sin,- will run hutwucn [hia‘
part and Nuw \thulinisn'l'.
l The Graplvr. ('lpmin ll:m-~'. lhrmcrly
ml thr: (luliliirnin. «mum-(l I'm' wrangvl on
llln- nmrning or the ltllh ill~'t., taking :1
lnnnlbcrul'pnsq -ngu-r<. including 4m ('hina—
lumen—all hmnnl tor the (,‘zlsuir gold mines.
:r (‘0). W. K. HI and party. with nun-hin
lcry and pmvieinna. lclt hcrc on thc (lrnp
1101' fur l’rim'l: ml “'4lch Hand, inupcn :unl
lwurk :1 cuppa-r IIIiIH‘ “hich prunpcclntl wry
rich I:l~'l llill. It is‘ the: inu'nliunnl' llw
party to rii-‘c live or six Inuuh'ml («ms' 01'
rhc on: and ship it direct to Swunwy.
SPVPI'JI [cm of lln: om mam Imulc in San
Francisco during the past. \\'inicr-nmic
failing In ~hmv lvm than 1.3 pcr cent. of
cuppcr. lll‘hilltﬁi smnc sichr. Knrtn [my
ncur Clarence Strum—[lnc ruin trained to
the miller edge and :lccc~'~":l)lc m vouch of
the lurgm‘t clam. 'l‘hcrc can warccly he :1
tlmihL buctlmt this mine Will pruw :1 grunt
«nu-cm. Men M capital haw lilkcll lmhl
nl' it. and by the lust of thccaming munlh.
it ii conliticnlly cxln-ctctl a cargo ol lln: urn
will hc rc'uly t'nr shimm-nt, that a vowel
hm- bccn onlcrcil [llUl't‘ lrmn H'in I-‘r:nn-i.~.c0.
The new h-nin Silka. by thu last ~n-am
ur. nru highly nnmnraging a wganh Ila:
|I|ill1:~i. 'l‘hc Portland ('nnnpziny u'hn m-rc
tnnncllingnn the Stcwart lull-gt: wcn: at
Work. character 0| ruck changing and im
[n-nving as they prngrcsueti. Tin-y han
many tons ready for crashing. in Inmt nl'
which gulll was \'isihlc. in fact. ~:|)‘-’1HII‘
inlin-mant. tlul cmnpany iliil nnt lm-tcnil
to save nny of 'tlns ruck lmln the lmigu
n‘ltlmntscclng gum in it.
lit-low thu Stewart, lt-nlgc. at tho im~c of
thc mountain. a Han l“rancincn company
nenh-r the .~n[icrintcmh-ncc at Mr. 5. .\lil
litich. an- npcning :1 quartz imlgu which
,anl-n.-;pwlcti wry ~‘:lti-l':|clurily. Lallt-J
nu- liall-y & Millhich. anti are meeting
with unmnragcnmnt.
’l‘hn "Francin Lit-iv." :In it i~' called,
ni-ar lhn «tumult nl'tht: ~':ltnc Innnntain on
which lhm- ind-gm are eilmtml. nnll which
has iwcn pt'mpccling m \‘ct'y rich (luring
thc thl tn'u mason-u runnilH dormant—-
‘ ate anon": having rcntlurctl it hint-cussihln.
it is unllmwtmul a company in Sin Fran
l‘i“(3l)i|l'i‘i|l)i)il[ taking iiiiillilllil wnrhing
thin Ininc—that a party with an I-nginmzr
will \'i-‘it it. an ~‘mm as practicable and (iO
- the hinil or machincry \iantml
.nul tln- location ni'thninil
'i'hmte Iniws are within h-n nr iii’i'h’t:
”lilo-- oi Sitka :nnl irmn mu,- tu l\\'u inihrs
from lln- l'unt ul Silvcr Bay. which allow!“
an cm-t-i‘l-ntharlmr. Willi water for the
hum-st «L'h's‘ of \'lfh‘i'li.
'l‘|m wmllu'r during llu- Winn-r months
and up to [he Sl]: of .\pril. in Silk” —:u. on
[llia part «)l' the unﬁt—4V.“ wry mild.
lawring meilln-r snow ur inc. uml hm lit
tlul'rnst. At that. «hue and w nu In the
Hill Instant. tlm wruthor was anything
but "grumble in Silka. cunnitloemhlu wow
tailing and ice running an inch thick. In
the t-wut ol‘ the old adage proving truc
"nnn- I'VH'I'III" l'nliuwing :Hmtlwr" »\\'u‘
lII'II\' ‘\ I'l u't' :Hlll Inwll Hfmulh- |‘l|lll \\'l':lll|t'l'
:11l .lIHEILI uln' ~l|nrv<.
I’l's'wnl lllllll'JllUll‘ ~h:nlnw :l ln'ightvr
l'unm- lur thi~ ulmlt- .\'ml|n-rn mn~l and
:nr aw: in lln- wrminl)’ n 1" lln' tlrw-lnp
nlvnr :l‘Lll \\ll|'l\lll2'ol Ilw qnzn'll. lmlgw in
\:|lilmn.:lnll in .\l Hut—«tho multiplying
:nnl 1‘Xl“H~lIHI ”1' ll~llt'l'll'~‘ :Ilnng lln'ir
gunk. :Hnl Ullln-r In*\\' l'llll‘l‘Pl'l‘i".
l'nnlll :nlwnnm-rs in .\ln‘l‘n. only have
lmll'lln- ~||uw ul mutt-Minn. :nnl c-ln'unr
ug-nu-n! :llllmlwl llll“ L'l.‘l,\~‘ ul' llll'l‘lllbl‘lUlH
lu'ulult'. |l_\‘ llll‘HHVI'I'IIHH‘II! o|' this l'rnv
lln'v. llml It‘l‘l'llm‘)’ nl' Ihn l'. S., Would
mun hw-xplm-ul :nnl prmpvctml. Not :I
wnwn. m- ill'l'lUlll. paw-i witlmm lhi~'
Hun'vrlnnmn runulu-ring in smnn form 01‘
nllu-r. mun-rial RM to (-nu-rln'iswm-gunizwl
In u-xplnrn. p1’n~‘|)l'(‘l:lllllIll'VUlupllll't‘lhllll
lr)’ 'l‘lu- ( :u'llnm gold tin-LL". whirh lum
tnrnml nnl llu-ir Inillium nl' gnld. but for
.‘l~‘~isl.‘llll‘l' (It-rived from the Hovwnuwnt
\wnhl lmw lwvn unknown to [hie day.
'l‘lw «man may lw Stilt] nl‘Unninm-a. I‘m-air
:nul nlln'r L:UIII lliitrict-u All that tln
\mnhl-lu- :nlvu-ntlm-H intn .\':I~k:l 'l‘e-rri
{my 111-sll't‘jllsl’ HOW, ii |lrnh-('llm| an ”mu
nl'-\\':n'. m' gunlmut u-rlli~i:lg‘ it: its \\'.'|ll'l'S—<
:nul il'villwr :n'u gnurnntm-ul. linllgilq l'rmn
\vlml | lax-:n'. :1 Innnlwrnf lmrdy :nul ~‘l<illml
III‘H~|H'I‘IHI‘~. will mnnnvnvv vxplnrllu: lhv
lvrrilmy l||i< «lawn. The mnnnunllvrs nl‘
gnnlmnrs in llw \\':Hm'~' ol' [hie l’rm’inuv.
:m» lll\‘lu~lW| with Inngisn-ul pmwm. and if
lnulinns mnnnil nnlrugw. nr \'iHl.lll‘ any
l:l\\'. :m- :Irru~h~«l :nul (lt'ﬂll. with .\‘IIIII-
Innrily«mmwlnvnll_\’ m- lu-nr of Inn [in
111111111-r~'~—:Illll 21““Drilggl‘lNthll:ll‘1' lwmm
in}: :IIIHIM unknown. Worn nnr ulllwl’~‘
n-lnlln-nl nilh ~‘imil2n- :ultlm-Hy uml pru—
lull'u'll lm-nlhrw il. lull lilllu tl'nllhlc \\'nl|l:l
he :Imn-vlu-ntlwl in Al:l~'k:l.
'l‘lu- tli<.~u'||liun ul’ tlw (‘ulnllial I’m-lin-
Im-nt hm lu-uu thHmvml with «min-I'4 I'm
lu-w vim-Hum. whirl) muu- uﬁ'un tlilli'n-m
thy“ Ilnmuglmm Illu. I'l'M'im-v. "HUI
Hun-rmm-nl :lml ”mm-him: party :xrv
luml :IL \wrk :Iml uh-Imum-ing much ullwr
in ”nun-.Nm-«l U'l'llh‘ —-l-:u'|| ﬂying In lmhl
tlu- ullu-r l‘l'~‘p()ll~illl(' l'ur .~in< of ”w |I:I“i.
pn-wnr. and Hum- that, may runw. llulh
:Iro l‘l‘liH'lll, nlmut Hm (Innmlizm I’m-ilk:
liuilt-mul. mulling willing [u Int llw lmgv
swimlh- .~t:lm| :|~' n Innulluu-m of llw luilh
m In: plm-ml in lhnnininn ”(‘iltii's' :Iml
ph-xlgm. ’l‘lli~' milnrul :uul utln-r math-h
comm-[ml \\'i!|| Imiuu to Ilm DmIIIIIiUII.
will In: run-rm! m in my m-xt.
lh-IIH :m- <«':ll't‘l'. The (,‘ulihn'nln ha"
gum' :0 Sun l"r:uu:i~‘('0 tn lnnkn smm- ru
p:|in——prmni~'ml mlm lll,'l'l.' on the Sllml'
May—on ln-r way In Silka. 'l‘lu- ()lh-r i~‘
:lll\'l'l'li~l'll for “Tangy-l ml the ﬁlth IIM.
'l‘lw “'iHmH. llunL hm lultl ibitlt' llu
s‘tma nml atrium fur (In: lhuniuinn ﬂag.
{which slm \\i.l n'gurt it the lhh’simh‘
CUIIN' :llnng :I~' In-Hlicml.) .lml unmnmm'ml
IIL‘I‘ [rim to New \\'citmiui~rvr m-«lay.
'l'lu- Burk Pun-mg. ('upmiu l'utu-n. ur
riwd lwru 1m llw 2N. tm-nly days lmm
Hun Funnier”, will: CHM) tum of l'n-ighh—
got-s to “('llfll'llll'lf Buy fur 1; rural) ul’mnl.
’l‘lu- Mnemn‘ :m- laying [lu- l'uumluﬂnu
stmu-utllwir m-w lulll tn-«luy. (‘urilmu
:10in ii ill:lt'ti\'l'—-II()IIL‘ selling. Nt-lmn
& (mint gut $30.0!!!) on t'rviglnt, l'ur Inking
:I quartz mill and .~11-:un (-nglm- I'rmu Yuk
inmtlnrilmu. ('upt. .lnvkmul (‘mulmny
are playing lu-I-v, to nmtlvrutvl)’ llllml
thN. 'l‘hu wwltlmr l 1 hindering :lml
cowl—been so fur last three day“.
I'M'l. l’xn‘.
Din Lewis says a. man needn’t
maple nuh'ss he wants to. ”entrust
uo-nurully wants to, though, hy the
time the snooze gala fairly uu deck.
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. IIII~HH“.~XI| u hhvh pvl'mnu nl‘mlhl-r «xx
5 ' mu Inulw gnu-u! mu' nll Ilu- lilm-tln-y
1 “ark, \\'rilu- lnrpurlh‘ulurniu 11. llnllull .tt'm.
g l'nrllmnl. .\luilw.
CALEB BILL,
Blacksmith, Wheelwrlght
LOOK and CUNSMITH.
ALL KINDS ()l" SIIH’ SMI'I'IIINH
\ 0X Nllﬂlls &' ASCII!!!“ "mile to IIIIIDI‘III.
All urtlurx ntlvlulml [0 prnlnptﬂv.
l’nrt 'I‘()\VIIHI‘IICI. - - \V. 'l‘.
g Upland Nursery.
’ ‘ 'rt r V wt t
g I? RL [1 Jﬂhlm‘a.
At Reduced Rates
| LARGE S'l‘m‘h'.
! FINE ermrx’.
g l'lklt‘l‘l LIST FREE.
I (‘«u-rc-npundunoo Hulk-"rd.
Jun Jnnw i< my agent at I'm-t 'l'mvnwml
JNO. I“. S\VA N.
3929‘“: Olympia, W. 'l'.
OLYMPIA
UNION ACADEMY
1‘ mmwl Ivy :1 _wth s! wlc I-nnmmy. “‘Hh u
l-u'uilul ~lm‘k nl Hmmm. :mrl i~lll'~iL:III-|| In tur
ni~ll tln- pI-uldmu' \\':l~||l'|'_zlun 'l‘vl'n-nm-y ”,1.
\:l2l1:l."1‘~‘ l‘ur wlm-nlilm in Illnm- Ibl'nnl'llpqul‘
:m‘h u-uully pur-‘llwl in ,\r:ulo-Iniu~-nm| “i!“
\pl||ull\,lll'~i‘ll" lllv III'UIII lu-‘m-m-run) luuglu
in lln-u'ullllllllll ~l'hlml~ul leu- (‘HIHIH'I\'.
'l‘lu- N'hmll i~< Ilhhlt-I inlu lln'm- llvpmvl
|||u||ll~. \IZ.: .\vuth-Inir. Hl'nmnmr nn-l l'ri.
l|l:|l'_\ . :mnl lul‘ﬂli :nl‘w'wmvvlul In pm“ ll'um 1|...
ll'\\~-~l lulhu- lilillc'~i'.£l'lllll', in I'I‘LIIHHI'IIIUII-r'
“1.4”: wriltvu laylminzuiun‘ in pruvimu
~luvllr~.:uhun-rmg ..3 ln-r u-nl. ul Illlmlimm
u-lu'll.
Course of Study.
AUAIHCMIC Mali-Ht l‘MlCN'l‘.
Full: (:1: \III‘IS l-LU‘II IHCUI'IIHNH ONE
1 Hill! FUI: t‘UNII’LI'L'I'IUN.
‘ Fllls'l‘ \‘l-IML ' .\H'nxh nun.
‘Lzllin Grammar. (I!) Hmin Hrmnnmr. (A)
.\nlurul lll~lll|’_\‘. tin-oh Hmmmnr.
I-lh-mn-ulzu'y .\lzn-lrru, ‘Ill'~;ll‘.‘('Ullllllt‘llhlrh-‘J.
\IUIt-lm'it‘. .\lll‘il'lll ”Nun-y,
;.\'ulnrnl l'hllm‘uphy, Iliu'h Aluvhru. (A;
|'||\'~|-II~:_:\'. Illiull Al‘Hlmw (um)
Ili‘kh ,\rHl|lm-lh-. (n) mem-lry, ‘m
m.‘ .1 m m-uzrnphy. tlnh-nwnlnry .\slrun‘my
I-In-_:|l~h (M'ummm', pI-lngllsll Hrznumur. (u
‘ ’l‘"th \'EAIL. ' l-‘Ul'lk’l‘ll YEAR.
('im-n V‘- wll'cl uriltl'llﬂ‘ llnrm-UN (Mos,
\'h'ml" .linvhl. Lh')"
tin-wk ltumlvrs, vllurmlnlud.
‘,\nuh:l~‘i~‘. [.\lvnmruhliin.
m-ruum ltuuvlt-r. .Evi Irma-“.l('hrlsnnn.
'l‘rlummnu-ll'y. '\\‘m. 'l‘-~H. lily.
.\ln-muruliun. snrvvy- .\lurnl Sch-mm,
Nuvimulinn. ‘lng. I~lllxli~h Hh'ruluru.
I':uI~IHIII1mnl'. 5.. 'l'l»)~|v~.
:l'nlilivul I'Zmnmuy. Hu-nlugy,
It'ln'luml'y. l.n;,rn-.
liwn'l‘m in ('nmpmltlmu :llnl IHlvhunuﬂnn
ltlu'unzlmhl lhvmmrw In llu- nh 31-I.]; “4".“
I"I‘ll-III”!'(Il‘lllhllli. \rrllh-u l'rVituv-c, “mum-1'
tmr \\ ((UIIU'J).
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l (i HA MMAR |)lal‘.\lt l‘MluN'l‘.
'l‘hi~ mum-mum“ ull lln- «ano: going-runv
‘tuuzhl in ('lllllllmll it'lllmlx lu-I u'u'vu Iln- ’l‘llh-Il
jltmulvr. I’l'mml'y .\l'illlllll‘lh'. 'l'hml (-‘l'n'ru.
why :mvl n'm'n-elnmlng wlu lhw. up In ”In “rat,
ml Iln- ,U-ullu-mu- l’l‘lel'lllh-111. m whirl: Hum
lumil-I :m- l‘.\)N'l'lt'll m |m~<rxmnhmtinn In lhe
mllnu in: ~|IIIHI'~£. whn-h l'thllHlll' [ln high.
vs! :zruuh- nl tlw Hrununnr ln-wrllm-nl:
”llllinll'i linull~ll Hl'unuuur. \u-ugnmhy
mmph-11-11. with Ill:l|)-lll'll\\hl‘,: [mm Inunmry
llll'l IN' 01"l'1'rrgwtl‘jul lilull-N.
lliﬁm'y't—tf-IIH‘ l'nltl-Il \mH-i. ()lltllm-nnf
I'Ill;zli~ll llhlul'y. Fillh lh'n'lvl'. l'. I'm-Ivy:
lliqlm‘y. \\'l'lllvn .\‘lwlllnz. l'1‘lllllllll~h|l). I'm“
lh-nl .\rilhmcllrmnmlclcxlnml .\lI-nlu .\rllh.
Int-Hr.
PRIMARY DICPAH'FMI‘IN'I‘.
'l‘hh ln-pm-mu-nl N Ilw \I1I.\"l' IVII‘OR'I'AN'I‘,
nnJ \\ n- pl‘ulum‘ Ilum: llluruuazh “or“ In lmllvl
fun: ”In uruuml-wurl" lnr IIHIII'I' t-dllvnllun.
Unl' ~\'~'lvn| ul HHII‘IH'HIHI c-Inhnu‘w Hm Inn-5L
“lulu nml Inu~l uppmu'llrush-nu lur
.\ \\'.\l\’l‘l.\'l.\'u .\NID le’l‘ltl't'TlNG
HH- ymmg mind, uml u! ”w mnw Hnu- (I'm-h
in: it In think Mr Ildvll .\(’¢l‘lL\'l‘l~l.\' uml
n:I-:,\I»H.\'. 'l‘ln- uln-«lurium urv' lllll;.'|ll l'rmn
Wilmn‘u Munlly um! Svluml (‘lmrlm unlil tllvy
Imu'n In w" I. uynl tin-II lin.-s In UNI-r. 111 the
~mm~ Hmv ru-m-n'in': nrul llydll'nvlluni In Lun
uuauv. ('nlllhilllllion! nl' .\IIIII'N'I", llmwluu.
I'vnmunshlp nml (h-uuruphy.
I'AIJ-INIDAIR
Fnu'rur. N'Hlml. \'mn MPH:
Fll'ul ll'l'lll lu-gzinu .\n;.:. ‘27 um! c-mlu NM. ‘1
Sw-nml “ ” Nov. 5 " .lun. ll
’l‘hirll “ “ Jun. 1! ‘ .\lm' ‘.".’
Fourth " “ Mar. '29: “ Muy :H
'l‘l'l'l'llL“:
'l‘ulllun ls ('hxuwwl Irnm Ilnh' ul‘ c'nll‘nnwm
u-hm-ul'h-I'm.un'| must he min! In uvlnuu'u.
.\‘n «lwlm-liuu \\'HIIM'IIIIUII' c-\H-|lt In (I|ch 0!
pl'nlnu'lwl Him-u.
Al'wlnlnh' IN-Iml'l. l'ul' turn: or IU\\I~I'|H..#IIHND
Hruunnnl‘ " " “ .. 7M)
I'rllmu'x' “ “ " .. .500
Latin. (mu-k. lhmk-lu'l-plm: null Hurnmn
cmh vx1m........,....... 2.50
M. H. ROYAL. Prim-11ml.
: Seed Potatoes
1 0:" THE
EARLY VARIETIES.
"IV: I? II'INDI'ZIIj‘IHVI'ZII \\'l-lll~£s 'I‘U IN
‘ “...-13.?"TL.1.‘.".'.'.'.'.'Ti11“i'1'..."1-le'.'.‘.'s. ll'i;"'l','..':lL-l'l.'-'§
ul~l'l‘llllll‘.’linlnllhw. :Illvl wlll 'n- nrl-lmru-IIIU
llllurnln-rs lm' lln-In u! tlu- rnlvut H 'u'l‘lmllnll.
pml-Iminl luuny purl nl llm vnunll‘)‘.
BUBY, ALPHA, Snowﬂake.
.\‘lfl’l'llcmlc. I'l .\'l'l:.\ |~Z.\f|ll.\'
\'ltlnmx'l‘. Illtlclcl'lcs' l' m
l.ll-‘l(‘. l‘ll'lthKA. slcxl'l-
NI-JL ulmwx I‘:I.I..
EARLY on 10,
Bl' I: n A x K
slalmuxu.
Calcutta seedlings, Peerless,
Monitors.
[’uP'l'lH-w IIIIIHUM‘s‘ :m- ull of my own
growing. from [hose-ell ruueivwl.
x‘lllll't'ﬁi'
T. B. Jayne,
Coveland, Island 00. W T
ll'lmlvenlu and Retail lll'ﬂlt’l' in
Ship Chandler)?
AND
I
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(I'l‘llfh' /'I/ I‘ll I'm-ll in (j gum/s
('/ n/ //i ll 14', Cl'l)!‘/.'(‘l’tl/
mu/ (l/usuvuwrw.
At the my Lowssl Rates, for Cash.
l
l Port Townsend.

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