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sI,aE BOARD oF COUNTY soMMIS-
/ sianerx Of King count. Washington
Territory, viii, on or before the second
siay oil september. ls,s. AZ 1879 c'esoek .
m Of said day, receive sc the auditors Of
Zee Ia Seattle. plans and specifications
ard details AID proposals for courthouse
and jail for said county, TO Do erected on
slse furnished By said county, IN the city
OF seattle, in said county OF King, said
proposals Dot 10 exceed one hundred and
eighty ave thousand tlS5.6tN] dollars.
Architects submitting rlans. specifications
and details. sausi have their plans, etc.
accompanied by one or more .roposals
from responsible confrxesers, each Of
which proposals. fnnst be accompanied by
bond With two or more local suresicA or
q certified check on a LEGAL hank. 10 the
amount Of ten thousand 10000 dollars,
guaranteeing that. in the event Of the
award being made to them, they viii enter
into contract and bond as required by
law. The board Of county commissioners
reserves the right 10 reject any and all
plans and proposals 20 submitted. Fer any
further Information call on or address Fred
6asch. chairman Of the board. By order
of the board OF county commissioners. W.
X. FORREST County Auditor and ex-of-
fielo Clerk OF the Board. Date OF firSs pub
iieation Of this notice, July :. icss.
SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICE.
fn addition 10 the above notice, archi-
sects aud contractors intending 10 hid on
the same viii please take notice OF the iol-
lowing changes:
All steel jail cells will be furnished by the
county. Contractors will &c expected to
furnish the brick and stone work necessary
TO be used Ia connection Herewith.
Courthouse to coItain rooms sufficient
In size aud number IN conform 70 the re-
qairemenis OF the new siose constitution
Architects are requested not 10 put their
names on eifhsr plans or specifications, but
To designate the same by Number or PR.
waite marx, so that there may be no doubt
that the contract Is awarded solely On the
merits OF the same
The boar wiz swsri three prises-s5eo.
SD ana $40 resp etiyely--fur the three
designs next IN merit TO the one adopted.
By order OF the board,
W. X. FORREST, County Auditor.
I'll AZ lraH..
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BY order of the Republican Central Com
mi,see OF King county.
T. b. ALBERTSoN, Chairman.
JOHN 7. MITCHELL. secretary.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. - THE
~ Builders Material Company have
seliver b customers rphlle and dinea-
sioG stone. pressed h-ick, iirae,
cement, plaster. hair, lumher trough aid
dressed. lath and shingles ia any dss.rsi
Quantity. Temporary Office IA The Fair"
Co. -as Second street
A RcHITEETS AND BUILDERS, CALL
"A st Wilton = bard are store. HIS eee-
ond street near the Rank. and see the
motel Of Har.Ean's inside sliding hs.ads;
bekt on the market.
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nEr0T STREET TAX N0Tl E-THE
~ tax levied by the esty cssanSri in the
district created ny ordinance No. 80, 81
provide for the grading OF Depot street
from Etlotts bay to broadway, ami con-
strssetiug sidewalks thereon. is now due
and payable At the ogsiNe OF Z c cry treas
nrer. All taxes not paid within forty ,iays
al the iiTs; publication of taiS notice viii
be declared Delinquent. = Veualty Of per
cent. added, and interest at tie rate of u
par cent charged.
{. W FERRIS, CITY Clerk
FirS. ruhlfrsfsafs % this porte Iuty Z t.Sl
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.asSsrEas md CHEMISTS

RKfsNIs ASSAY ofFfCE, SEATTLE.
ID rssOHs l. >ewi.n block, corrett asxsvss
f5is terms and references sSssFcSs as above
soasi samples hy nEasi ~ express rainiee
pfsxseEtios examined a. reasonable rates
{. " Nsys
4 kOkGk bAfhJSk, A<sAYER AND
VI Chemist. Aaasyser al coal. are Glars
osass csc. send ssnFles for sszsy ey mssl
Tssae IA Nsst. TX.
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STEAMSHIP LlyCx

sgHK OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP WILL
L min gsca. Frank y offn. master, carry
ing freizlHt and passengers af reduced
rates, WI sail from isn Francisco eor
~s,Hrd yssr-x- ]. A. rs fesd AT.
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NEsI.ER AVENUE TAX SOgIGE-THn
tax levied by tne city council in the
district created by oesiinaace so So, 20
provide for tue grading cf YeSleg avenue
NIL strretl from poias midway between
Fourth and Filth Ia Williamson, and Goa
siraefsng sidewalks thereof. Is new due
and payable ~ the office al the city treas
nfeF. Ala taxes nos paid within forty tsavs
of tae ilFst publication of this notice viii
lie declared delinquent. penalty OF ! per
cent. sideri, and interest at the Fate of 10
per cent charged.
=. W. FERRIS, City CLERK
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cry sOrTtE,.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the property owners on seconi
street aud sonth Thiri street, seat
tie, that the board of appraisers
appointed hy the city council fer the as.
sess Eaent of dam ages ags benefits rssnittI z
froEa the widening ard strengthening 81
said streets by city orsiiusnces Nns .ig-
ana I,i8i. will be ia session on Monday.
Angus II. AT oclosk y IN 81 said day. al
room II, Boston block, In the eity Of seat
tie. said mcetiag Is called for he purpose II
listening 10 any arguments that may lie
made by the property owners Interested In
regard 20 the matters IA controversy herein.
l.. L. ANDREWS.
: l.. CRAWFORD
l.. J. COLEMAN,
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WiNrEn-TO KENr.

w ANfEis~HY A COUPLE WITH TWO
w halixro~n children. two rooms with
hslafsii will be permanent Address, stat.
Ing terms, Esosrtier. AZ Jefferson street
W AsfkD To kf>T We HAVE
w renters for twenty vacsBt houses:
also customers far lodging houses; who
hss any, Glmoee a Go, 7la second street
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>PFtItn NOTICES,


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furnish estimates faF lsSs 2xtaFes. strux *
ftrtN. ggvgeEy hNtufcs al kinds ~ euaB-
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etVu3Ng 81 &Nug & is&a. @5a please rvsersf
.sif ENf5s ~ ;es undersigned lsafaessiAge}y
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NutitS ~ All FAErtES HAVING
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ITO BUILDERS TENDERS VIII. EE Re-
i esfved ~ tue undersigned Gatil p. "A.
On Monday, Augustus. Dor the erection II
tnx snperssrEeturc Of s seseu-xfory brick
building oa Fruss street fer fsr Z. C. Xii
nosfne. Fians and specific afiarss may be
seen 81 nsy ossice- The ow nor reserves 30
lilmseif the right 10 reject all or any
Tenders John {. fesgssson, AFehisec., ca
s<A~<,ssss ssx.srs
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To IssSE

NOR ~k-~fwHNfY.FIX ACRES
II OF fich hssiiosn land Within two miles
sa csty iitiits OF seattle, now IN meadow
This land Is well adapted In gsr,ieaing az
dairy farming To be leased for a period
of i've years. Apply al once Ia u. h. Want.
2-s2T Front street. opposite the Bellevue
hutssN
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NOR sAt.K b owNER~a YINE NEw
u SrSsoned heusc. bot eaa GELD water.
gsasi cellar, tnrsoyesf LOT. iaaufru on
premises ga suffer ssFpst. two hit.eAs south
ct ises on street cable pssoe sa.szsa sesnas
EASY
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STENOGR.fPHERx.
EDUc4rgoNaE-

n n. HUMAN. sFENo S.s
Third ssa5 Fourth.
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NKW. wGfDnfxt5e. 3ExrISf, BuRKE
II auifzfnx. corner Third and Un1ca
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NOR RENT sSoQUAIMIE FAILS, ON
~ long lssSss leo acres al snssqusilase
Falls. terets liberal Apply Within tive
days ~ Hall i Han, see Third street. YES
tsres garden
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~ ssN sht ekss*t S&ate1 kSstN R&st-@s sts
easy.
l,oR SAig-sSIx ffSE Tors IL CROWN
II aed InsaD additions cheap. easy
terms t'tgmeFe. Palace restaurant
DIST BARGAIN IN KIM COUNTY
ID asrNs ehgsice land - scres CLEARED
gg~sd e-rOoFa frame hpusc lard antsAeA
gss,si harts. tsoi haaSe chicken huus4s xgsss
vel &N iran trees Ia fwATiaE, t~eF ca,
esss YvFx tee pgioe sma csss terms J. :
ksi@srsts y Co, ~ colamnis stFvea.
l.>oe sSIE I'M nUslNgsss FRoFs
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sefsx stasfY hEgsisiiue tssxsa. grass fsg sSsss a
sHssntA pflFe szS.ats Address A Eel.
laielilxe5.ses esases
l.NaE SALE FRONT STREET BUSINESS
u psSAFsFty. 3hnsa stog9 rN4sas. With
twEnty-War FssaTsS on sNcDnA aaeFs yunsS
isS tssS per @s~ssfs. Viii sslt ~ = haEs s8s
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saf f1ne stgees.
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New YorI.. phiIndcInhin N Nnrrnll, ?. r.

new Ofk, Fhtludelphi0 N Norfolk II. X.
Leave Philadelphia, Old Point Express. l2O
D. m, daily, Baltimore 9OS p. m Wilmington
i20j a. m, daily, stopping at Dover ami Delmar
regularly and at New Castle, kirkWood sid
dletOWn, Clayton. FELTON,, Harrington Budgc-
vile and Sealord to leave passengers from vii
mingtOn and points North OF take ON Passengers
for points south OF DClmar,
The II 20 P. m. also stops on signal NJ Laurel
NOrtt-bOi1d trains leave Delmur UJ 81 m daily
Dover = i5 Il. N. regularly; arriving at Whining
ton is a m Baltimore $50 a. IN, ana phfadei-
phia 90 a. N.
The l.Oj d. m. train also stops at seaford,
Brldgeyil'e, Harrington, FELTON,, CLAYTON ana
MiddletOwn TO leave passengers from ruints
South of Dclmar, or take ON passengers for VIII
miuSton and points North. Also stops on signal
'' BRANCH ROADS.
DELAWARE, MARYLAND X VIRGINIA R. R.
Leave Harrington tor Iewes llUj q. m. and
547 p. III. For Franklin ami Way stut1ous IL Or
a. IN. Returning trains leaves Lewes for Harring-
ton $50 a. IN, and 2l5 p. IN. Leave franklin
7u5 a. N.
For Berlin, leaves Harrington 1l.C5 a. IN. Re
turning leaves Berlin S.O7 a m.
QUEEN ANNE * kEST K E-Lcave Townsend
for Centreville and way stations $50 M and IA
p. m, week days.
DELAWARE u &CHESAPEAKE L. R.-Ieaye CLAYTON
for oxford and way stations 1905 a. II. and ; II
| D. m, weekdays.
CAMBRDGE 4 sEAFoHD r. R-Leavc seaford fol
| Cambridge and intermediate stations ll5O a. NJ.
weekdays.
| Porter. with Newark & Della
| ware City Railroad. Al Townsend with Queer
! Anne stG Kent Railroad AtClayton. with Delawar,
! &ChesapeaEc Railroad and Baltimorr,C Delawar,
Bay Railroad. At Harrington, with Delaware
| Maryland 4 Virginia Railroad AtSeaford Will
| Cambridge e Seaford Railroad AT DeImar witt
| New York, Philadelphia d Norfolk. WicolnicO 4
| POcOmoke, and Peninsula Railroad
CHAS. e. PUGH, General Manager
). k. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
Another EGG Experiment.

Make a very small hole in each end of
a fresh egg, and, after blowing out the
close one end with a bit of seal
ing wax. Cut two pieces of cloth in the
shape of the body of fish, and sew them
together on the edges, SO as to make
pointed bag. Put some sand into this
for ballast The mouth of the bag must
be exactly the size Of the egg, which is to
be fastened into it with sealing wax or
glue, to form the head of the fish Hav-
ing prepared it in this way, paint two
eyes on the egg with black paint, and
the magic fish is ready to be put into a
Jar of water The weight Of the sand in
the bag must be such that the fish will
float on the surface if left to itself. but
so that very light touch will cause it
to sink. Cover the jar tightly with a
piece of india rubber, or any other water
proof flexible substance. When hand
is laid ON the covering the pressure
transmitted to the liquid will cause a
little water to enter the egg, and the fish
will dive; the heavier the pressure the
more quickly it will plunge Remove
the pressure from the india rubber and
the compressed air in the egg will force
it out of the water and the fish will come
to the surface again.-Christian Union
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
What a Boy Did.

A few days ago a horse attached to an
express wagon went racing past the
Grand Pacific. The animal had evil
IDENTIFY been feeding and became fright
ened, for he had no bit in his mouth and
his bride hung on his neck. As the run
away rushed furiously across Clark
street and west on jackson a young lad
Jumped forward, caught the tailbOard of
the wagon and climbed in. He had no
sooner got there than the vehicle struck
a cab and careened sufficiently to throw
the boy out. He picked himself up
quickly and climbed back once more into
the wagon. While the horse was still
running at full speed the boy ventured
out on to the shafts, reached the horses
head and managed to stop the animal
lust before Fifth avenue was reached.
Two policemen stood on the corner of
jackson and Clark and saw the horse
rush by, but made only slight efforts to
check him. For all this one of the bold
bluecoats said to the other: THAT was a
brave attempt you made to stop that
horse, Jim; your life was in danger
every minute" That's true, Dan, that's
true: and | never would have had the
courage to do what l did had not seel
the bravery you showed first. 1t was
your example that gave me the grit.
And the guardians of the public pu
their clubs besides their noses and smiled
knowingly at each other. Chicago Her
aid
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
NEW STYLE. PLEASANT TASTE
The Most Perfect Medical Preparation
of The Ano.
The New style vinegar Bitters

Is of clear dark reddish amber color 1t has
a delicious taste 1t is a most invigOrating tonic.
It is a gentle aud painless, but thorough cathar-
tic 1t contains no alcohol. 1t contains no
opium. ii contains no poison or hurtiul drug OF
any sort.
New style Vinegar Bitters purifies the blood,
beauties the complexion, strengthens the nerves,
muscles and brain, drives away malaria, ana
keeps the system strong as to enable 1t 70 reDel
Infections diseases and epidemics generally.
The organs of the body most given to shlrklng
their regular work are the stomach, bowels, liver
and kidneys. A medicine that stimulates these
organs into healthy action without causing pain,
is invaluable.
New style Vinegar Bitters does this, and it does
its work permanently. 1t never robs Peter TO pay
Paul, as alcoholic and other $50 calledl remedies
do. It is a most grateful. healing medicine to all
who are troubled with piles, for II relieves al
once and soon cures this most painful disorder.
II aids digestion, cures constipation, headache,
bilious complaints feverishnesS neuralgia, ner-
vOus diseases of every sort, and every class OF
skin disease known.
AS family medicine, for the use OF ladies'
children and men of sedentary habits, the New
style Vinegar Bitters has no equal in the world.
1t is Invaluable for curing the ills that beset child
hood, and gently regulates the diseases to which
women at every period Of life are subject.
Ladies, get bottle from your druggist and try
it. If your druggist has not the New style Nin'
egar Bitters. ask him to send for it. If you once
try it you will never be without this priceless
remedy in the house.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
Tho blind nIen,s cafo.

Some years ago in Paris there was n
small restaurant, known as the Blind
Mems cafe, much frequented by the
blind, where an orchestra of blind musi-
clans performed for the amusement of
patrons. One extremely dark night in
winter, when thick fog had fallen upon
Paris-so thick that no one could see his
way, nor so much as distinguish street
lamp ten feet away, and when police
men, carrying torches, here and there
assisted some cropping foot passenger to
find his course-a gentleman, seeing an
other man walking along confidently
and boldly, ventured to say to him:
''Sir, will you please tell me where
you are goingT
"To the Palais Royal, said the gentle
man, who was walking with such sure
footsteps.
"And how do you find your way SO
readily2"
"Oh, never mind; never get lost. Do
you wish to follow mey
"Thank you"
So the first gentleman caught hold Of
the pocket Of the others overcoat and
started after him. Not thing could he
descry, but his companion marched con-
fdently along. At length the two arrived
under the familiar arches Of the Rue de
Rivoli.
eve are safe now" exclaimed the gen.
tleman who had been led; "and may /
thank you for giving me the advantage
Of your wonderful eyesight?"
Eyes, but you must not detain me.
Your faltering along the way has already
made me little late for my orchestra. .
''What orchestraY
the orches ira in the Blind Mems
cafe"
The man w,H nerfectly blind. The
thick fog was -io him, who hat
walked in dn but had
neverthelo
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