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All kinds OF blank books.
and rulings 10 any pattern
done at r. Aufhonv'~ Binsicrv
49, the lowest prices.
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UNION TICKET OFFIu

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selling yts al tlse through llaes
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SSfOhNEis-1I
DIES P. DANIELS. ATT0RNEY-AT-
IL law. room -, Boston bloek.
II H. AAEs AND L. 4. SIMPSON, AT
lie toTneys and coanseliDrs- st lass. room
u, Barse block, corner Third and Union
streets.
~ D. EMERY, ATTORNEY AT-LAw
NJ and Y. :. commissioner. Can be
io,inf ~ corner OF Front ani pike ssreess.
EoRGE DoSwoRTH, ATTORNEY
aud counsellor at Law, room Boston
block. seattle. Commissioner for the state
Of Maine.
II W RAss. ATTORNEY T-LAw.
IL. Bgrke book, corner Third and Union
streets, Seattle. WASH.
~ X siCKELs. At;orney-a,,Iaw, siz
lie seeond street, seattle. Having bad
Thirteen years experience ia the land de
partnent az Washington ID. C.. Will give
special attention To business ia the district
aud conceal suf ofhess.
n, H. CAM. ATTORNEY ATTAIN.
notary, aD3 commissioned OF deeds
fnf California aud collection sgeEcy.
room !, Boston block.
THOMAS & SHEPARD AND JOB p.
i Lyon, lawyers, Sl7 GolGfa 6is street,
southeast corner n iTd. Commercial, real
estate and riparisn law. insurance al
luttmeats and cases. Building contracts.
ISAAC NJ DUNN. ATfokNEY-AT
Nc. COS Front street
DETEksON PENNEFATHER.
Fred. II. Peterson. r. IL Penuefafher.
Attorneys and counseliors at law, temper
ary oiiice. Corner : Flfth stree. and Yes
~ syent.., sssttie. Washington
a l.. iSHAA. TroKNEY-Ar-LAN
a. Code CosaEal ssioaeF Washington
tsrritorE corner fFunt ana Pike
n -oDEghEhG. AIIogS At
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I IcHTESBERo q KIgFgR n j.
IL Lgchtenberg and James kiefer aftor-
nefS and cetinseiiers 81 law.
JAMES b HOWE. ArToRSEY-AT-Law.
~ fmesnber Of tae n5;ed States supreme
cour; herl.
I.SBES SMITH, ATTORNEY 4.
Ii :. commissioner sud notary ,,nalte
i'e~'f'nee nov 80 sesssie, v. r.
JOSHUA ". WIEsrLING. ATTORNEY
- st.law. Rooia No. :, Boston block sc
attic, " I.
n +. ". PRATT. ATTORNEY ALLAN.
~ corporation. real estate. iss sud
damage suits specially. southeast cor
nsss s1ssFntia ard Third.
lfNBEgDk. tsAkK & FkEpTUS hAasls.D
VI Preston. Hsagy AsBride, Z. N Carr.
attorneys aad ceaaSeii.srs a. lsw os.ie.s At
LAl-oaIvs. Won't Nernea and sesuss.
nsBogN s. DYEk RICHARD OSBORN.
" --- Lrazien Z. DYER. lswysrs. ss-ftls-
IoHS ARTHUR. ATTORNEY
~ - Third street.. seattle. W. r.
DoG HESTER. LEwIs 4 GiIMaS. AZ
IL ta-ncys 0st1 lsstased ia Ilexe!svn-
Dodge building. ogeE Decker Horton 4
%. y bank.
HESkY r. LOOMS. ATTORNEY Ar.
II taS. room -. tdeweliyB IAS.ge basii.
y -stossa street, tear thecss
ID 2. CARRolI-ArT0RNEY ALLAN.
! Room .. Session ssIo~.k
L, X NICHOLS, ATToaNET-ArL
ii. NoEth YSbirss- ut
W LAIR HILL ATTORNEY Allan.
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WEST SEATTLE FERRY

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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OAK
~ street gysze--4steg oias vii he ~
eeiYed by the under fErsssi clerk Of tae
egfF Of seattle. on or tesoFe fgi3sy. Jaiy 5.
IsSs, al o'clock ?. M 9. for the grading OF
and construction 81 sidewalks On bath sides
OF Oak street. from EesaS street - HArEi
son street. ~ accordance with the plans
ard speei fieasi0ns therefor nov on nie
ms Office. Each b4S 20 10 accom- panied by
cash deposit u t2s9. q. security for the
execution Of any contract thai nasy De
awarded. The city reserves tie right -
~ ject any aud all bids
G. W FERRIS. Clerk (
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

'I'Hs AIT EMBROIDERY STORE b
1 sstis furnishing material fur eEs hross3-
cry snd stamping Also hosiery. gloves.
handkF frhfgss. efcs continuance ~ pat
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NEATTLE ASSAY OFFICE. CORNER
( - Columbia ard Third streets. e.1rrTef
assays PROMPTLY made; send sam pies By
lnssl ar express.
q EoRGg BETHUNE A-~AYER 4SD
NJ Chemist, gasisseE 81 coal. Ars essgs
ores. etc. send sssa pes for ESs&y ty vail
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blddiss lar Z 7. !. Fry. - James street
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farm losas al lss rate Apply IS Fraak
kisnisAll, ss.a1ile Te1een,,s.s ela.
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vi aaA personal security. Note. mort
gsScS. gassssis. coaHty as48 city warrants
sfc tsaasai ass& Ssssa. g. 4. Miller s Co !,
bankers, - t'oiHaets Strssss. Sewiin hisss
7 one or SHoKT rINE loans MADE
i l.. on rcAf estate, W5tt make favorable
Een. W1ll at~s bay mortgages, Geo y Mo
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Ns0NEY ~ LOAN uS FKSENATCHES
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I.>oR sAIE-TfEK SEATTLE TRANSFER
J. Co viii receive htsiS for their property
CA southeast corner south Second sad
Main streets, viz Lots l ard 2. hIock &
Aasnssa's addition "a she city az seattle
For fall particulars esii nn h 2 shAubui,
manager; BIDS a. Is opened August ?. lzss
The seattle Transfer Ia seattle, Jnly 8
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS sPRIS Nc
~ street grade.--1esiesi bids viii be re-
esiyed by the undersigned clerk Of the city
OF Seattle on or bsfose Friday. Jolly 5, is.s,
al clock ,. IA, for the grading of ard
construction OF side aikr on Spfing street,
from seventh street 10 Eleventh street. ia
accordance With the ans AID specisica-
tons therefor now on tie Ia nay Office.
Eaea bid 20 tss accom- panied by cash de-
post Of sZs1 ss security for the execution
81 any contract that may b. aw sFiei The
city reserves The right 10 r. ieet shy aud ali
bios. C. ". FFEgts Clerk
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

of Mexico, or, rather, the national
| rison. The fortress is very ancient,
| the foundations having been laid over
two hundred years ago, and within Its
walls have been confined some famous
political prisoners, among them Presl-
| dent Juarez.
"Do YOU not fear revolt! I'VE asked
the commandment "and what was there
to prevent our all being murdered few
moments agos He shrugged his
shoulders and smiled. eve have a
small force, but good one" he an
swered ave do not fear. We are
surrounded by water. They cannot es-
cape. They can swim, but there are
sharks, you know, and they know If they
killed us they would be shot down.
One of his statements has been verified,
sooner, perhaps, than he expected as to
the revolt, from the dispatch above
quoted.
A man now appeared with torch,
and crossing the courtyard We entered
what seemed a labyrinth of dungeons,
and which we were told were under the
water. They were all gloomy and foul
smelling, and in almost every one some
noted person had been confined. Fears
that the torch might be extingaished,
and memories of tales Of persons lost IN
the catacombs made us instinctively
clasp hands, when suddenly the attend
ant stopped. and holding his torch on
high pointed to the words "Benito
Juarez " on the ceiling. This was the
cell in which was confined one of Mex
ico's most noted men. A few feet
further on we entered dungeon which
seemed at the end Of the chain, for it
had no egress, and then we listened to
a 'stale Of woe" Some few months
before President Diaz had ordered a
careful inspection made of the f mt
The inspectors happened TO sound the
wall of what had been thought to be
the last dungeon, but it sounded hol-
low, and with pickaxe and sledges they
finally broke through into the room in
which we stood. Here were found the
skeletons of six men, p esumably polit-
ical prisoners who had been immured
there fifty years before, and whose /
names, mute witnesses to their fate, I
we're inscribed upon the walls. As +
there was no egress or ingress to the T
dungeon, these prisoners had either
been walled up and eft to their fate, or
had been supplied with food and water
for a time through some opening, after
wards closed up. "Would you like
some bones 2" said the commandant.
With a terrified cry the ladies drew
back, for looking down they discovered
they had been standing upon human
bones. Some of the party picked up
some Of the smaller ones and carried
them home -ghastly reminders indeedl
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
Unshipplng His Rudder.

A veteran tar, who had served many
We rs in tie ca racity OF boa swain, on
getting rast exertion was apI oin.ed by
his commander, in gra eful memory Of
his former conduct, kind of sub gar
dener at his country sea near Philadel-
phia. Jack had not long been in
possession of his new POS en- he per-
ceived every morning ON walking over
the garden that several of Tie beds we're
rawed abou and the borders DIES royed,
indiea ing b d cir marks the sealthy
visits Of some canine wanderer.
Jack immedia civ communicated the
news o tie commander, WHO concurred
VITA lin in is inion as to i s rause
and al Used him TO 60 over tie garden
Few hours earlier in tie morning and
give lie in ruder a warm welcome.
Jack nc ;ordingl did so. Hiding him
sc, in the 5 rubber7, he soon esliel a
long, lean dog, between a pointer and
mas i'll, sging Il. on the garden wall,
and iuml ing in o the garden began run
ming about aud ex loring with degree
of ac iyity and keenness, the depth of
strawberry bed.
dack wac ed his OPT ortunit7 and at
the moment tie dog Lad burrowed lis
I cad out Of sight in leaves, e tar stole
be ind him with ade and at blow
struck off his tail the dog sprang over
the garden wall again, vel ing. Some
time after, when tie commander came
into the garden, Jack accos ed him
CAN right, Your Honor; We were
boarded by dog, sure enough, of a
long, sharp, sailing build, IA her white
about the bows and dark in the mid
ship"
And what did you do with him,
Jack2"
81 proven ed his finding his way back
here any moe.
g You did not kill him, Jack {"
ooh, no, laid by upon the lookout
there in the shruhbery, and wien l seed
HIM dowse his boz s in the straw berry
bed | dropped softly astern and with
this here tool unshipped his rudder-
that's ALL"
The dog never came back to trouble
Jack.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
Tanning an Elephant Hide.

1t weighed about twelve hundred
pounds, and was about an inch and
third thick. AT err being put into
reservoir of pure water TO green it. il
was beaten for one hour every day with
an iron ON a large anvil. After being
ten days in pure water it was left for
another ten days in water with about
four per cent. Of sat. Then it was re.
placed in pure water agan for twenty
days. During those forty DAYS il was
weighing about three hundred pounds,
were then removed, and the skin hung
on spikes in the drying-room. After
hanging one day it was put in a vat con-
tainIrg potash and small quantity Of
sulphur of sodium in the following pro-
portions water 1000 paris; Stacked
lime, twenty-five parts; potash, three
parts; sulphur Of sodium, two parts.
AT er being two days in this bath It was
rinsed in pure water of temperature of
twenty degrees, when it was again
placed in the drying-room. After this
double operation was repeated three
times the skin was ready to have the
hair taken Of. This operation occupied
about one days time, and gave about
seventy-five pounds Of hair. Another
day was spent in cleaning and scraping.
BY this time it lost 30 per cent. of it,
weight. The operation of it's prepare
ton lasted two months, and it went
through the same course as cowhides.
with the differ. nee that each phsse i, !
the work took three times as much time.
The skin should be stretched in the nit.
and placed in The middle Of cowhides.
Six layers of powder are then thrown
in; two first, two second, and two third
layers. Altogether the tanning takes
three years. The partition of time is
thus F.: becoming green. forty DAYS
worked, sixteen days; prerara. ion, fifty
days; repetition, sixty DAYS: first nj
fdouble), 200 days; second pit (double)
800 days; third pit Cdouble), 400 days
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