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The sfomach 0is+iIs 1cia,

These, IL existent in = natural quantity, and
pnvitiatsd by bile, play their part in the
functions OF digestion and assimilation. But
the artificial acid resulting frOm the inability
Of the stomach TO convert food received by il
into sustenance. Is the producer OF hatalenee
and heartburn, which are the most harraSsinE
symptoms of dyspepsia. The best carminative
is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Far more
effective is it than carbonate OF soda, mag
nesia or other aIkai ne salts. These invari-
bly, weaken the stomach without producing
permanent benefit. No man or woman chron-
icaiy dyspeptIc, and consequently nervous,
can be IN possession of the full measure of
vigor allowed by nature. Therefore, inVig-
crate and regulate the system, and by so doing
protect Il from malaria rheumatism and
OihAr sermons nnaladieS-
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Rapds,sd aDso,siop.

SPRINGFIELD, H., April 5.-The
State supreme court to-day rendered a
decision affirming the legality of the
proceedings under which at an cleo
tion held last year majority of voters
of Brighton Park and other portions of
the township of Cicero voted to become
annexed to and be part of the city of
Chicago. The matter has been in liti-
CATION since that time.
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" e and reliable Medicines are the best
NV todepend upon. Acker's Blood FL
ixir has been prescribed for years for all in.
purities of the Blood. Inevery form of Scroll
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases. it is
invaluable. For rheumatism, has no equal.
Lewis s. McCandless.
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CHICAGO. April {, -The returns from
Yesterdays city election are not all in,
but those received show the election of
the entire city ticket by various ma
jorities. That for CrigIer for mayor
with five precincts missing is IL ,647.
There are one or two very close
aldermanic contests. but it is believed
the new council will stand democrats
%. republicans 20.
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has made good mayor. He was not a
candidate for reelection, and In fact
took no part in city politics. The
the act, deeming it q stigma on the
good name of the town. The efi1y
was hung at the junction OF Frances
street and Moore avenue. It was taken
dawn this morning early by Alderman
F. Coker
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All persons afflicted with chronic

All persons afflicted with chronic
ailments should consult DIR. Robert
Lyon, a physician of fifty years. stand
ing. Thousands of people who were
on the brink of death will testify to
his great skill. The doctor is not
like many so-called physicians, here
to-day and gone tomorrow; but has
been a resident of our city for five
years, and here to stay. Read his ad-
vertisement in another column and
consult him at his rooms at Hotel
Whitley
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NOOSA trife with any Throat or
OSN Lung Disease. If you have
q Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Group or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. It is a positive cure
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and zoe
Lewis & McCandless.
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BuckIen's krnici SaIye

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and pos
itively cures piles, or no payment re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
R. WheIdnn.
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* ~O>\ would enjoy your dinnA
wv and are prevented by Dys-
pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. % and 90 cents.
Lewis s. McCanoless.
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LOsT-'I don't know where. 1 can't tell
when, don't see how--something of great
value TO me, and for the return of which l
shall be truly thankful. viz: a good appetite"
FoUNp--''Health and strength. pure blood,
an appetite like that of wolf, regular digeS-
ton. all by taking that popular AID peculiar
medicine, Hoods Sarsaparllla 1 want every
body to try it this season - 1t is sold by all
druggists. One hundred doses one dollars.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pains, - bes wind
collie. and is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea. Twenty-Five cents ottle.
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The Rhode Island Election

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 1.-THE
complete vote of the state for governor
Gives Laid 1882, Davis 81 $50, Rich
ardson 1 ,511, Chase S,4S5. Davis lacks
54S of an election, but has a plurality
of 1888. For attorney general, Rog-
ers has p oil. Slocum 22,716. scatter
ing q, gives Slocum majority of 77S.
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NoNoe that are fretfal, peevish.
cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
~ contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
Lewis & McCandless.
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We veNsON EF 16ygd A Si;9i,

Is warranted, is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. It win posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases. purifies the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee it.
Lewis & MEGA ndles
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ALLEGED WHITE car DISMISSED.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. april John
Campbell, the White Cap who was ar
rested last Friday, together with five
others, for brutally whipping Lucas
COrlew, an old man aged 60 years, on
Wednesday night two weeks since, had
his preliminary trial to-day. The tes-
timOny adduced was racy and inter-
esting. The taking of evidence Occu-
pied nearly three entire days. The
jury brought in verdict of acquittal.
The state then dismissed the other five
cases:
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HOTELS DURNED.

SOMERSET, April 6.-The depot, des3
spatcher's office, water tank, ETC., of
the Cincinnati Southern road. burned
after midnight last night. The fire
crossed the street and DESTROYED J. F.
Bankers store. Rousseaus' billiard hall
Thornton & Kelser's restaurant, Mrs.
McCobes hotel, Mrs. Obaunous' hotel.
Mrs. o Connors hotel and num-
Der of other city buildings. About 200
railroad men are driven from theiy
boarding places and the railroad com
pany has given them cabooses for
shelter. The total loss is estimated
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YANKToN, Dakota, April 4.-The
stories of the terrible losses by the hur-
ricanes of fire. that swept over north of
here continue to come in. Columns
might be written of the horrors of the
last few days and the heroic struggles
to save home and property that the
farmers have worked so hard to secure.
Violin village has only three buildings
standing. Oliyet, Hutchinson county
was burned Huckwanna wiped out.
Losses in Yankton county are NJ. M
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CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.

PITTsBURG, April 5.-A sensation
was created here to-day by Frank
Kohler, treasurer of the Peoples AIu-
tual Accident Insurance company max
ing information against Mrs. b. Gar
field, wife of the late James A. Gar
field, a prominent merchant, DIR. IL.
L. Campbell and Chris Martin, charg-
ing them with conspiracy to defraud
the company out of $1,000. Treasurer
Kohler alleges that the parties named
presented certificate last week de-
manding 5000 for the death of
Mr.. Garfield which occurred recently,
and that the statements therein were
false. The certificate stated that Mr..
Garfield had died from injuries receiv-
ed in an accident on the 18th day Of
October last. This is sworn to by Mrs.
| Garfield and DIR. Campbell MIR. Mar
tin claimed to have seen the accident
on the day mentioned. Mir. Kohler
alleges the attending physician report
| ed to the board of health that Mr.. Gar
| field had died from consumption. He
also claims TO have proof that the de-
ceased was not in any accident at all
and that the man injured is still living
and will testify to the facts. The par
ties are all well known and the suit has
created a sensation in Allegheny CITY.
where they all reside.
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swINDLED BY CONFIDENCE MEN.

CLINTON, Mo, April 4.-Col.- w. II.
McLane, one of the Oldest and most
wealthy citizens. was beaten out of
1881 at Kansas City yesterday. by con-
fidence men. 1t was the same old
game. The confidence men had a
freight bill to paw. knew the colonel g
best friends, and would give him the
money as soon as they could get to the
bank. The confidence men escaped in
a crowd and the colonel was left to
mourn the loss of his money.
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KILLED HIS WIFE.

INDIANAPoLIs, April Sat Frank
fort, Indiana, this afternoon, William
Pray Shot and killed his wife and then
placed the muzzle of a revolver back of
his right ear and fired. He is still
alive but can live only a short time.
The couple lived unhappily and had
separated. This afternoon Pray visit
ed the woman and yainly endeavored
to affect reconciliation whereupon he
killed her. Pray is described as a
horse trader by profession and all
around vagabond by practice.
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Dies MONIES, Ia, April 1.-The I'M
usually large number of incendiary
fires in this city within the past ten
days has aroused public sentiment to
the excitable point. The mayor has
offered reward of $500 for the arrest
of the fire-bugs, and an extra police
force with shotguns will patrol the city
at night. The first man caught in the
act of setting fire to property will be
shot down like a dog. Last night fires,
with heavy wind blowing. greatly
alarmed the city, as only vigorous work
by the fire department prevented gem
eral confagration.
REPORT OF BATTLE CONFIRMED.
PRESCOTT, Arizona, April "A
special from Flagstaff confirms the re-
port of fight between Sheriff O'NeilI's
posse and the Canyon Diablo train
| robbers. Two of the Sheriff's party
from Flagstaff, Z. st. Clair and Z. S.
Wilcox were killed. The train robbers
escaped, but relief party has been
sent out. There is little dsubt now
that the leader of the outlaws is Nc
Neiil, one of the most desperate men
in the southwest. for whom rewards
aggregating 1000 or 5000 are OF
fered.
JUMPED OUT OF THE WINDOW.
Usage CITY, April Am insane
woman, Sarah Kelly, in charge o.
Sheriff Miller, of Reno county, passed
through this city to-day enroute to thi
asylum at Topeka. a few minute
after leaving this city the woman wen
/ into the water closet and from Their
jumped out of the window. When sh
was picked up her skull was fracture
and she cannot recover.
A MAYOR HUNG IN EFFTGY.
TERRELL. Tex, April 4.-The cit
J election passed off quietly yesterday
: but last night some parties. sheltere
: by darkness, hung in effigy the retil
t ing Mayor. Hon. j. b. Daniel. The
2 also wished his residence, which the
2 peIted with eggs. OF course, no or
! knows who did the work. Mr.. Danit
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BELoIT, Kansas, April S.-The cleo
ton yesterday resulted in the succe ssof
G. II. Guiber. citizens candidate for
mayor by Is majority over Mead. re-
publican. The balance of the ticket
is divided between the two tickets
Only on democrat was elected.
John Franz, an old citizen and a
respected business man. was arrested
to-day charged with attempted arson.
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SAULT STE MARIE, Mich, April A.
Deputy Sheriff Jones of Detour arrived
il the city last night, stating positively
that Moirles Bros. of that place, who
are largely engaged in numbering in
this vicinity, have packed up their
goods to leave for Canada. Hard &
Hornstein of Buffalo had mortgage
of SIC, 600 on the mill of the firm. which
was due in a few days. Monday about
| 8 O'Clock the tug Bowling. towing two
vessels from Saginaw, landed at De.
tour, after five days rough trip, pre-
samably for cargo Of lumber, but al
night hundred men concealed in The
boats came ashore and began removing
al the machinery of their mill and
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MINORITY REPRESENTATION

The eiiot. of the Democratic mem-
beers of the constitutional convention
To secure minority representation upon
the supreme bench al the state will
doubtless be followed by a similar
effort in the direction of the legisla-
ture. An appeal viii he made fer
minority representation 10 be secured
In the same manner as IL was secured
Ia the convention that is Ia say.
where three Aeuaaers at the legi h.
ture are to lie elected. each rleesog y ga
lie permitted to vote for oniy two. ard
one ot the three elected VII neeessar,
lily come from the miuoCily party.
This plan Is shallow device 10
vented by Democratic politicians so
secure representation which the pee-
pie do not desire Ia give tbsns. IL Is
20 he used ouly irge these are pre-
sumably Republican maierites. and
never where the Democrats have a
reasonably sure pros poet of esectng
their candidates. la short. & Is a ,ie-
vice lor use in Republican, bat aot
Ia Democratic sEAtes
There is neither IS sslen unF Justice
In thus hwarssag the viii og tae pce-
pie and restricting taen Ia shs exprea-
sion at their feaievs. There Is 0a TEA
son Why q ssrenE Republican eoauty
should ee represented las tieules fat.
or why stronr DyAecvAgie cou0ty
should ia represented hy s i.efs,li.
can There should be "a square aebs
ia every lex slallye aslf5ci. asd ttv
representative saoeea troa shAt 3ls-
triet should IL Ia p.aiu1a. 4ceefd ga
the majority 81 SIS votcrs fhis. aua
thi> sione, is the ggus Aroegjcan plan.
aud any departure from rs is de
rusure Iaem the Aneysssn i,jsa *
government.
A. Tor ths a.iaagjis. it vsi elN&ys
be able 10 tabc care vt itsolf. Essr4
legislature ia lais and every ether
state vail have suHat8ent.y large and
setslclea'ly ass.ress "a minority Ga
Keep the mangsts straight Fhere
f'eoj tie no osfkeFye lsw, pssses3 soF
the beHcit og Aueraa ,saas.s..-s
ahesheg tsey - s.etasbs.esn ar ss.as.s-
cratic
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING
L county. Washington gefritogy-tn the
TEastgeT Of the estate Of samuel Denny, de-
ceased, No sjt. eIaer % SHOW caused sale
Of real estate.
John William Denny sad James Nc
combs, executors of the last " llg aud Tesla.
taeat ~ s8mUrl Denny, deceased. having
sled their petition herein. duly verified
praying fvF al eStier Of sale 81 a portion al
Nie rs-al estate "f ine ssid iecesieut, Tor the
purposes Nscreiu set feEIif. and 10 apga a..
lpE unto ss5f rnnft that sasA pgtfttgst sets
form a. the nre,sNArv facts So authorize
a sale % said real estate. lt IS therefore
0f,legsgi bs the courl THAT al persons inter.
este ip ts4v estate % said deceased af.s..sT
before sss1 probate ctsuFs on tns Ssh ,5as
81 JHEF, lsae. ~ I & .s'c3ork 81 n ~ sad ssav
~ the 0onF1 room ni ss3d Ensta'e cusrt al
the coarf house ia Tie s-its 81 seattle. anf
thea sH& 3Aese show rsus4. " ag.v tEax
have, a &t aa order sh1aia Hssl ts grafgfssf
o SAL e2etHaaf. 80 ~ct ~ mnch of tie
Ftal estate - ta' ssli dcetss a. shsg ~
he'zs sfsrY id- lr purposes ssI i,Fth in said
Estlilaa.
Ills farther oeaeges l.y tAc conft that a
,1-Ef " Fh3s us'1er t-- pH.5lsaes Al least
l'tif suefs s-ife weeks ia tt.c SEATTLE Psssr.
tNfEiet ENfK&, tNsp6p.sr az nf 4 SD
Aaaissazas aeu Q3 < aegsl Calculation. ia,
sslss Asos fHa gfy.
iSfs& ia ng~ Pa tstlrE thss 18Th 4iag u 84ne.
ta'H AItHkab fsssaaNK
3H7es ~ -ail probate. tas.Tf
IEEElFsRT aF - Asl4IsasgaN.
toJSTH oF k3Sa.
3. kts9sr.i e+ssf's~ gl 80 asst ex ,,ssesa
rtrA 81 lhe FfttAfn guaFg az sal1 j. fBs-
tsAnt .}7 asTt}y gsEi3fg hAat 5hs t.srre.. a :
u 3ul ,f.i-g sud csrref1 ss,f.t n9 AT, gfyf.sI
81 fE e. s@as eaEs". granted hy sss1 ts-a-
hsie pzs; oi t.,e J. Q. Gay 81 Jane. lss5 IA
TIE matter 81 the es3aEe - sass sd ls,.ss!7e.
Gs~tstyet
tn ~ f-s 'sas 81 her.of { have h.asuasr.
sug gcE baaG aFl "a xs7 f'l4, s.si 10 ..,,, =. -
tsra a'e lssaft ihis - slaT ~ }ssgse fssa
sea H3CWkzH fseH0kNE
@o}er sl ~ ts84c5g t5eek ol fhe YssshAfs.
ttssa-t hi htEg oeaa5g Ha>ttart "a Tsg-
ftfoFY
firsz sah' f8ft.sn Fes.a - s4.s
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TERRITORY or WASHINGTON, :

lkEk4 ION Vt ~ @Nt<-f- -
County u King
In the probate court OF said Alnx couLty.
IN the matter OF the estate OF ernest r.
LANCE. deceased. No. TSi. order 10 snoW
csgse on sale OF real estate
Fred Casa aud Nstu Selinisi, tue exec
e,.ss.d. having On the i9sn day OF jury.
ISss. fled his psfigion heTrlu da1s yerIaed
r,rss;ng to- al order ol SAFE OF the " Dole %
the rsas estate of which the dsccassi disd
seized of. for the purposes therein ses
fortA- - -.
And il appearing to the court from the
said tsssiflQ1, thai yAe lsersotssl estate 81 the
<ass3 ssss es>e<i IN Esse hanaS "a sne said exce-
ufars X bot sufficient ~ pay tue ueots oet-
standing AGAINST the said osccstsea aud TIE
expenses tsg administration AID saie lssa
provided for by the Will of SAID Deceased,
and m il necessary 10 sell the Whole the
rtssI estate OF the said Geecased 10 pay the
debts and the Gusts and expenses OF add
minis;raticn-
IL is therefore ordered ny the court that
all persons inter. sted in the estate Of the
saia deceased appear before eur said pro-
bate Court NJ the court rooIa thereof on the
elh day OF August, lsse. at the hour OF Ii
o'clock a. IN. o. rnat day in the city of Sc
al lie, in ssid King county, then and there
10 show cause II ans tney have why an
order shoGgd not BE- granted IA the said
executors 10 sell the waole. the real estate
oi she said deceased, or 81 much thereof as
shall be necessary to pay the Aforesaid
debts. COSTS and expenses .; admin. stra-
ton.
IL Is further ordered tina, copy of this
orsier To show cause ee Published four sue
tessive weeks be fore Iae said eln day of
August, lses. ia the seattle PosT-iNTgLLI-
GENcEg, a newspaper printed and ruo-
lshxd in the said county OF King. aad ~
general circulation III said county.
Done in open court this ioFh day of Jaiy,
1850. RICHARD OSBORN.
Judge OF the SAID PROBATE ourt.
COUNTY of Ming.
WASHINGTON.
I, Richard Osborn, judge anu ex itieio
clerk al the probate court oi said King
county, do hereby certify that the foFeso-
ing i true aud correct copy OF an orlgi-
maj order IL show cause granted BY tn :
said probate court ON the ivIh day of july.
i>sg, in tac matter 81 the estate o. Ernest
r, Iange. deceased.
In testimony whereof / have hcreunto
set my haBd and affixed the seal OF said
probate cour. tals llta day of July, lisa.
RICHARD OSBORN.
Judge and ex-oTfcio el.rA OF the probate
coorl of Alag county, Washington terri
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y tas aiersi 3a1ersaf tsrppAny ~
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kssg s. s&r fs1r IS 81 a'r5seA lss fbss ssscsss
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coanc4lNsn Aless Wishes IL stated
that ae was ut@ tn 64voF 81,
iesNias tae eas4s g,ss1, e. hsa5 Gar
Madison street vithe.sg interference
'Fsssi tits eisy Sesevumsat. a. .ht
es ssiegrei lram a. intsrxies asa
nan fasaishs>a lsyt vesk 0a the
sefa'faFS be favored t..e Yrss - essagse
watch bAs s~yn tssea aad ggea gbr
hFsi afSed TIA. she elsg suaaass -.
khoaasG t%Ss ihs eaAtssT ssse sts.s ozn
hstsds aad fwpssF sAe asaasaV N a
hsd heen done - sae ssEses A4 sAs
Qaren CITY roaspaay.
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>roNKttrTERN.

rs ENGLAND MARBLE oaAN-
taf spEAt faK * nis6ie, pfuf.gletsrs
8 p A1Ef.ie "t cemetery ard t}.ld.ae 49, !
'3ff-" eiia asttsssc <ss + - faH sandy "A
See lets zfsflS sea AaHa. FssfttgeIs
lsiEtT aaa e1taear faza auy o>AeE pres 90
t..r ef&s+ designs wlfn ptices fsrnssAr.l
ia sop sf8i sa Fass 0f charge. EfAa ssFssf
49,. ~. 80 lL--A 49,.
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r. ~ St4ssl- NAOMI H1sTf
1-ds taafs-As gas4Se2s Naomi, hifsar
e19aFy, u T--laZs1S cage gschitezesss>
81 eszgi7sseF.ffs sefsE-AFA sesl sar7ss -.
BARS. pans. sGss.i SsssE2 ss. tie laying sal
at psEAs, Bz.s&'R xsaaasss Aa4 ssss esx,r =
as.resrestss@ t.s Hesssfafs ss4HsAe~ss
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NOrigE 10 CONTIGUOUS.

UsuR B0AIn OF COUNTY CONNIE.
1 siunvTs OF King county, Washington
Territory. viii. eta oF Aefofe t1ie second
.tay Of september. ie-9, AZ 10 - o'siuck o.
"a, ot said aaF, receive IS the sndiloTs of
see ia seattle, plans ASA sPo' lnfet ons
snA Gee. s aud proposals. fuF = courthouse
and lail Soy said county. 20 be oreefei ga a
site Furnished hv said yuun.Y. lu size C3tg
0i SEATTLE. iH SAID CoantF ~ King said
proposal j. Hsss So eaat.rsi One hundred aNd
eighty uve tknuSapt fl@3.esll dollars.
Architects submitting plNnz. sPse3 Gcatioos
and details Wnst have their plane. Cfa
setafaf sAiea ~ uur rT more fgctetsa f.
su,sn responsible csnifsr nrs. esfh os
Witch proposals tnUsf pa NesesEs faaief itS
% bond sfth to- ur fHoTe iUsaj sure - ar
q csFt5aVtt ctstt b ufs a total sstfk. ta tht
gtnnUnt "a tgu Thousand % tsUl dollars.
guaranteeing tHat. ga thr event at tht
award lslus H4asfe - taefa, TINS Rtl} srtar
(ato contract sat ts7gi a. required rs
iaW tar tassrs uf cruutT commissioner
rtsc-VFs tae rsEEi fo r. trri Rns aud an
glaas aflsi fnsf-s-&s 80 s8ta5liEesi For auv
tgs7bcf iniosasigoH ralI-sf eF address Frc4
~ tto tsaFd ~ csruHix etfau s0isels. -
g fHE& k1I faaaiy AatiitaF aud SIX of
ar.p E,e5s Of tat NHas4 lease ~ srst f,lts
ttaiior of sais naffc-. 3als ls,s
plp, FoB SNgANAFlNG RA.EsEN i
st iae ss4.11a ttss ts'guFF sd >ssulf. sf.li
tE.Sc,.5ts streets. A1s T. X us. ss4l. t-- o.
tels,.l sn se lte giotk iels =. I>Sa Sow &C.
3 " r,rS at sssfS
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r->fa tt-~k icr lssgs He
sazi'-. $50. " b. rec-tgta rs g. Z
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