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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
SHORT STATISTICS.

ENGLAND is said to have one COW to eight
and a half persons. France one cow to
three and one-third, and America one COW
to one and two-thirds persons. America is
ahead on the cow.
WHAT breaking of shackles from human
limbs has taken place in the last twenty
seven years! In that time Russia has freed
g3,000,OO0 Poland, 5000, 900: United States,
100000, and Brazil, 100000.
FIGURES are given which go to show that
the quantity of tobacco consumed in the diff
ferent countries of Europe. The rate per
100 inhabitants is, according to him, as fol-
lows: Spain. 10 pounds; Italy, 12S pounds;
Great Britain, l3S pounds; Russia, 1S2
pounds; Denmark, 224 pounds; Norway, 229
pounds; Austria, 273 pounds.
THE average watch is composed Of 175
different pieces, comprising upward of
300 separate and distinct operations in
its manufacture. The balance has $1,000
beats or vibrations per hour, 12,9O0,0S0 in
thirty days, 157,660,000 in one year; it tray
els 143, 100 inches with each vibration, which
is equal TO ga miles in twenty-four hours,
1925 miles in thirty days, or 3,55S3l miles in
one year.
IT has been estimated that there are now
$4,000 statesmen on the road in this country,
and that their expense account alone aver
ages 81 ,625 a year each. This means an out
lay Of $3.50, 1000, 600 a year, and, counting an
average salary of 81, 900 per year. the grand
total is sWelled to $210,000,000 expended by
and on travelling statesmen. The immense
sum is scattered throughout the entire
country, and furnishes an important item Of
railway and hotel profits.
HERE are some curious statistics concern
ing the French Canadian population of
Maine. In seven years it has increased 20
per cent. in Waterville and 80 per cent. in
Lewiston and Auburn. But the French
Canadian family is decreasing in size. In
1881 the average was 523, nearly as large as
the average Maine family Of 1850. In 1882
it fell to sos, in 1888 to 493, in 1884 to 490,
II 1885 to AS, in 1885 to ass, in 1887 to 4.S2,
and in 1883 to $50 The average Maine fam
lily has decreased from 564 in 1850 to ass in
1850.
SOME one has been compiling some sta
tistics in regard to married life in London,
and estimates that among the population Of
that city there are 2,428 wives who have left
their husbands; 2,371 husbands who have
left their wives: 4,750 divorced persons;
19l ,023 couples that live together In state
of incessant hostilities; 510,512 couples that
that are absolutely Indifferent one to an
other; 1850 couples that are apparently
happy. 1,102 couples that are happy TO q GER
tain extent, and Of couples that are really
happy. 6.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
The HUI stlcr's Woe.

The advertising hustler he was simply wild
with rage;
You could tell it by the way he slammed the
door.
No irate, black-whiskered villain ever put upon
The stage
Was q patching 10 the hustler when he
swoFe.
He cursed the proof-resder and the oopy-holder
fair.
And the chuckled-headed Sub" who set the
"ad"
BE called down rnaledictioas from the sulphur
scented air
With the mosy expensive swea. words TO be
had.
Here's big three column dry-goods 'ad' q
merchant gave 10 me.
1wrote il out nysel;-it was ny pride
Suede gloves put il plainly, with the accent
on the e,
But the ssiuter set Il I'd and run IT 'snidA's
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
"Reasons Why"

You should patronize the great Rock Is
land route:
1. Because it is always first to give
cheap rates.
g Because it gives to its patrons only
first class accommodations.
g. Because it runs free chair cars on all
trains and Pullman sleeping cars on all
night trains leaving Wichita.
4. Because its ticket agents will sell you
tickets and check your baggage to destina-
tions be it east west, north or south, and
always ready to give reliable information.
s. Because it is noted on account of its
gentlemanly employees and the attention
paid its patrons.
g. Because it is the only line that ladies
and children can travel over without
worry or trouble and receive the best of
treatment by all employees.
T. Because its tracks are of the heaviest
steel rail- rock ballast, iron bridges. COM
modious station houses and the finest eat
ing houses in the world.
These are only few reasons why you are
justified in selecting the great Rock Island
route when going on journey for business
or pleasure-for comfort, speed and safety
the Rock Island route is way ahead. Call
at the ticket offices of this company for
rates, dates, and routes and further intor-
nation, 200 East Douglas avenue.
15-tf c. a. RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent.
Lithographing of all kinds at the Wich-
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27

The Frisco line ere now running in their
morning and night trains free reclining
palace chair cars and Pullman palace
sleeping cars from Wichita to st. Louis,
without change The Frisco is the only
line running two solid trains between
these points without change of any class.
Morning train now leaves Wichita at 1910
a. III. and evening train at 1000 p. m. W.
d. Murdoch, passenger and ticket agent,
l22 North Main street Union depot and
Douglas avenue station 3l-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
Through Car Service. Wichita to Kansas City
via the Sants Fe Route

The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe have
now in their night train service leaving
Wichita at $50 D. m, the latest and most
approved pattern of free reclining chairs.
These cars will be run daily. In addition
to this. Pullman service on morning train
from Newton, and through Pullman cars
daily on the $50 o. n. train 10 Kansas
City, Atchison and St. Joseph.
W D. MUgDoCK.
Pass. and Ticket Agent. 122 North Main
street, Union Depot and Douglas avenu
station. d37-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
Snakes Killed by Electricity.

According to German scientific journal,
they are using electricity in India TO pre-
vent snakes going INTO dwellings,. Before
all the doors and around the house two
wires are laid, isolated from one another
and connected with an induction apparatus
When the snake attempts TO enter the
house or go under it he completes the cir
cult as he crawls over the two wires, and If
the shock be gets doesn't kill him it is likely
TO brighten him SO that he goes away from
there as soon as he car
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
A win and "A Way,

where there's a viii there's way"
and she sighed sigh in the cleaning.
Yes, Minette, where there's a VIII
there's a way to matrmony. lam the Will
and the way" and he stepped out Of the
darkness to her side and kissed her
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
"Ellsworth Short Line"

tSL Louis a Son rEaoClsco N.Y.
Passengers for all points in Colorado,
Wyoming Idaho, Utah, Montana, Nevada,
Washington territory and Oregon, should
travel via the Ellsworth Short Line The
open ming OF this line gives to the traveller the
shortest and quickest route. FREE family
sleeping cars Ellsworth to the principal
points in above territories without change.
For full information apply to W. D. Aur-
dock, passenger and ticket agent, l22 Moth
Main street 3-H
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
TRUE STORY.

The Ancient Greeks were noted for their
superior skill as Athletes, and 20 this fact they
owed great conQuests. The Oympian Games
were contested with the greatest skill, and
the prize-bearers were specially designated
Athlophoros. From this word the ATH-Lo-
PHo-Ros REMEDIES were named. from their
intrinsic value as the prize-besring remedies
OF this continent They are four in number.
ArH-Io-PPoRos cures Neuralgia and Rheu-
matism only. ATHLo-ExTRACr cures all kinds
of Skin Diseases, and restores the skin 10
perfect health and beauty. ATHLo-PuLs cure
all forms of Dyspepsia, Loss OF vitality and
Female Complaints. ATHLoFHoRos PLASTER
gives instantaneous relief TO pains OF ell
kinds. These Remedies are specially pre-
pared for specific purposes. and not Ike
many medicines, ." Cure Ais
Athlophoros, 81. 90 per Bottle.
Athlo-Fxtrset 75c. per Bottle.
Athlo-Pills and Plaster csc.
AT ALL DRUG STORES.
Prepared ~
The AthIophoros Co., III Wall St.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
State National Bank
OF WICHITA, KAN.
CAPITAL, 100000
SURPLUS S 10000

hW EAGLES "AfserneSs Pockss Dcexl
lIhH ct, can Be used 10 any cocYs and
n sry ssatE. Price, ti.0. BIZ
mall 70 any address, prepaid, upon reosips
Of 81 ca. Address tho Wichita EAGLE.
Wichita KaEsAA
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
Everybody Takes

The Chicago, Kansas d Nebraska rail-
way tSt. Joseph & Iowa Railroad Co.,
iessee), is the best equipped line west of
The Missouri river. Our equipment was
built expressly for this line by the Pull
man Palace Car Company, which is guar
strictly first class You will find all of our
coaches elegantly Upholstered and very
comfortable in every particular. II you
are going to any part of Kansas or Nebras-
ka, or to any point east, remern Der you will
never regret having started right, by tax
ing the Chicago. Kansas & Nebraska rail-
way. (Rock Island Route. For further
particulars address Jno Sebastian. G. I. i
P. A., Topeka Kan. 6o-tt
Engraved CALLING cards at the
Wichita EAGLE office. d63 If
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1881

PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1884
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kan.
Gentlemen:-We have seen one OF your
Mortgage Loan Registers at the Office Of
the Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co,
this city, and shall be obliged If you will
send this company one similar in all re-
spscts at your earliest convenience and re-
main RESPECTFULLY yours
THEODORE FRoTHINGHAM.
65-tfs Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27

Wedding and Party invitations. en-
grsved or printed, at the Wichita EAGLE
Office. dos Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
ST. Louis g. San Francisco Train Service.

Engraved and printed LUNCHEON
cards at the Wichita EAGLE office d63 If
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the c., 4 & \. railway,
Rock lsland Route" between Wichita,
st. Louis eI
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27

LsthogrsphinS Of ali kinds at the Wieh-
"a EAGLE Office. cc3 x
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27

Lithographing of all kinds at the Wich-
tia EAGLE office. d63 tt
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
"a. MAN

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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.
szarvrx. Yeh /

HEATwZx. Yen. 3A
Ta@ appse receipts to-say SIRE unusually
large large euowgh, In fart 70 tempo
rEvfly relieve the depressed rTark~t- The
qzaisty Of the applies Il generally gno.t.
No fail ia prices was Hssexi. In view OF
fss f<zor essnsfssaa Of TIE potsto market
ssse reeeSEzrs ts-dgy were exceptionally
1ssze-s79 skis No redncEsoa Ia prices has
hena male. ~ prices sessEn aiTeady 50 lo~
- stasy can ssossfhsy ges,
ga tbs Isst steamer ssora san Francisco
came Eew srgxes CT tDussso@s raised IN
Southern calsfornls. the AFss received here
II snxze time The tomatoes are luscious
aua healthy In appearance hGs somewhat
sssspfs sn taste. Tbs few boxes received
fsaa4 ready sale ~ fancy prices
MERCHANDISE AND Pg0DrCE Re-
fsEfFf-.- Ouyfng the last II ho1rz the
merchandise sn1 prssfufe receipts 81 this
sssrs hare Been ~ f9lleys, Pnzcf sound
~zore raa1. 80 tons. Columbia Puget
sgsznss reilrsEad, tea OF merchandise. seat
tie, Lake shore * Eastern railway. 70 toas.
-ssamers- Edith. ton. Hunyne, ~ tons;
ETsngsl. ~ t0ns Total receipts. ssOs<
toss
SHIPMENTS During the last - hours
goods sBd merchandise have bsea shippsd
from Seattle 60 The surrounding country a.
foIs0~s Puget SQUAD Store road. 90 tons
Csoigmtas 4 Puget soau4 Faiireass. 3 tons
seAssfs. Lake Shore Z Eassrfa Fzsiway. -
tons sseamerx--foIa. 2 toas: Premier. 2
f0ns: Craze, ton Augusta. ton: Glchi-
gan, ton. Total shipments, if2 tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPTS-- Potatoes. SO
sxs. af,sles ASS SKIS: isatfer. boxes. tubs;
exgs. = cases: beer. 100 i5ssiS; faur. 40S sks:
bran. LIS SKIS shorts. 81 SKIS tusniFsx, 50
ska. carrots, Is sks. mattresses. carload
onlsas. IS SKIS; eranheFrtes. l b6i. timothy,
sks: candy, case, box; elgars, cases.
safes. lru5s. pastetsOefd, , cases. euvei-
opes. 8 cases: hooks, i eases; carpet. 6
rolls: tHgnips. l cars toilet soap. eases:
saxdsery, cases: wine. bhI: furniture. 80
pieces: groceries. loo pkgx. household
goods, 10 pkgs: wagons. and attach
rnefsts: hardware. 100 pkgs: miscellaneous
merchandise. 100 pkgs; wOosi, cars; inrn-
her 70 on feet
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Tas suspeas4oa o. Joseph 7. Rcs,k vas
announced Ned sessssy ga the Nes YORK
ssssek e1caS3ge.
TIE sssa WSsoa 80. aas b xua ss-if fos
s., ase AKA Hss > & g. g sszs>sa. jewellers
- ~&a Francisco Ter Fagf>seF1me as t.ss &
a&a ses srssss marx ~ sac Essfm eozaEany.
N.H&Hl g. ss0fteY at Fsare naafe. gnt
tGE 80 gZEEssS ffsSs2rqtT af NegfaElltf,ss
s<ss2E-ss. $ Saogt si@,ssss "A as arcassass lic
A@s stssrsaa4 as us gfsFzgte IA tsgEss sssr sEv
ssHesf ~ BIS aa1dssssa
tho sae~n Fe0ees - Sgsala has rveeive4s
keFtS tsz4sssAs- tAe axS AsaesseMn sssnss-
s<F. = tsss Fe~<esssea ass t.rSS1eas4as Hrr
MAJESTY e>EssszsiS 9eseSsssrss H .ssSsasss n a.
sz-sste go seR<ssssTs21e F~ply
sss sses.ss ssasa ssssss-e On szrkeEslsars Aax
s<sszzet - fxpskss ssxersfsx ks.ss All ss,ssss
49, - tsssazs~<za 81 c ~ fssrsssa tns slsx
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tins add. slsz6, A. MonrSe 70 J. O. Sp4rks.
Soss sB1 :. hloex u. fis0ss x. o. sss2rf q
ErafIy r iEs, Ess s 1seez ~. exsasE add
ss5gB. r. T. ~ fnFos ~ 4 A. Eags bots I, :
aud 3. block e. sz3A. 9 Nstnfaeassn - l.
Bethel, . acres n@aE Esss syiyBpza. sSEs8s l.
Bethel 20 4. W. Kssssnssn, bssek p ATer's
add. $40. j. & TAomsaeg 20 H. T. Marc.
ss,ssit ~ ares In .Fassss adj tI1gn
Andst5r Tne<f IL thoroughly feHofelIug
sud Improving BIS ossee nsN tsaf ga5gs
Root and Sheriff EsfElass have i0csse1
their rooEas n the bsa1dlng- Whea f1r
Improvements SIRE completed. ssse public
wifi ans the zeecxa Hea12sis91x far superior
- what they torn@rjg wsrs-
The following DorsrteA E's-sssir hare been
n. Va. Rochester. n IT. Peterson. ~ seattle
Reginald 50aes aaE T. r. W8ogsrs. af 80
bone: 4. r. Hole. Of g0kane FssIs: Y O.
Porter. v Pfasa assd g y. Hii5. 81 Eiiens-
burg; &. A. COOK Of Tseassz. T. keyn0}ssss
of HGek ford. fra : skSies. 81 Prescott
Csaas A. 8yer. - Port 19~8sena, J. Il.
Baird, % PnysIirp; z e. BafterNosth. Of
cemtralix. Caas II Feaseg, os Asnfas4aos
VI. J 1hinn. ~ Ksnt. aa9 y. A, fullerton,
Of CoiEAz
large afsa enthusiastic meeting OF tao
board 81 trade was held last aignx 81 us
eEss various matters psFfaanlag 20 tue 10.
fNre sFaIfAxn az flaA Gisy. No business 81
sFeetAl importance wzx transacted WniEsi
ran ~ present ~ made kaa9n.
Tf0u e. (. Bioage5s. territorial treasurer.
Is essafned 10 biz hofas with a. aftsfx of
asphtheFsa. Ills naaaeroas friends All ots:E
lhr territory sincerely hope Tor bis speedy
nr.KF. ssriaxer aud Miss Kate Idtsie-
John. both 81 tdls et<ys were married Last
~usdaT evening. and are nos down 5ozssd
On siagir wedding f9sEg
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WV = : s1''N NV'..'H.h'
wALLA WALLA AND VICINITY.
The Railroad Agifation-Fatai Acct
dentA- indian gent RemnxAd.

wALLa wAbLA, Feb. Is.~This afternoon
the Board of Trade appointed strong
committee 10 90 to Prescott Friday aud at
tsnd e meeting of the Board OF Trade of
the q. & W. L. road nofIhward through
the county. The people there are now
willing for such aa arrangement. which
has heretofore been considered untensAle
By them.
This evening an old veteran named
Blakesley, while trimming trees. fell from
a ladder. striking the raftere of an uniin-
ished building near. thence falling TO the
ground, resulting In Internal Injuries
feared Go be fatal
Last Tuesday George story while digging
n well near Dayton. was struck hy falling
rock, resulting in esying In the back of his
head, int.cins mortal wound, the skull
being crushed
The hotels here are unable 10 assearanao-
date all who apply. lt is believed fully
100 people were forced "a sit up or walk
around all last Night. The slime house
turned away - people.
ttreclay having been fouad near pasc,.,
brick making establishment viii soon be
started. with plenty of eapitst
Tuesday Col. ). e, Saunders, special In.
dian agent, finding the complaints made
by Homily, the hesd chief 9i the Umatii-
las, aud other Trustworthy Indians against
D. Bette and Reservation Clerk Miles to be
council Was held GA the reservation to-day
Dick Reynolds, the weii-knewn sporting
man, isdying of consumption AZ his hotae
IN Weston.
Mr., aud Mrs. ". II. Upton gave a haud.
sorle reception last evening iu honor Of
Miss Falling Of Portland.
The officers nnw on court martial dusS
here Will be cntertaiaed hy the officers aud
ladies 81 The garrison Friday evening
Cob y A. NJ. Dudley, 81 the FIRST airy,
has received permission IA so home 10
Bostoa ia anticipation at retirement in Az
gust The command Of the regiment de-
Wolves on i.iens-g,al- Arnold. OF Fort Ma
glnniS
This morning Gov. selnple rendered ".
III. Reed, Of this elty. she position Of repre-
sentative sf the territory NJ a meeting 10 be
called sssan Ia Washington city by the In
serst2se commission Of railroad commits
siaaers fnnsa every state aud territory of the
Union aad special representatives where
there are no commissioners, Mt Reed. who
Is ssainently qualified, hiss nof ycs decided
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Five Hundred Negroes
Bonnd to Roslyn.
zks spok.ne Railroad sussiay--A
Bensaslsn at chshsits Growth
Of Pert Townsend.

6e1Kaxk FxfLa, Feis. 5s.--.s sssciss train
having on bari 80 negroes bound for tae
Resign mines passed through the essy a.
neon TO-DAY. Many were afmsd with " IN
e1yesfer rsses. I:is said tbeT proTase 70
v0fk or fgnf. They csBe from Illinois.
They are i hardy lot Of fellows. saa l,ok
~ though they could DO biz sxecation Ia
So Of fKht.
KLLrxssuno. Feb. ia.-Fiye hnsdred
fA13y srrsca ntgss fsinesa froEa Illinois viii
pass t1lfouxb here toaight for kosiyn, IN.
t2udsnx 70 gD there ffsdsy coFeE 0. aafk-
heez. The coz 1yaay have been very quiet
- their rncsss. and very few kueg 81
these ssen coragsg. e. they had sent out =
repors thai the mines would be closed for
three saoutsls. A large armed s0tre BtI 50
fsOm here with the negroes.
There will usfiegbse9ly Se trgaose. -
ehas IA pgrfAf1un means thai HossFn IL 10
becosne { negro totfn sud tis&t fsae three
mines Of chs company are 10 be run excsEs.
GeeIv ~ negro fass1r. Many Of the old
miner nase been With the company for
ycars. aud BIZ thrift and secuefny hare
acquired considerable property IN Boslyu.
wich win nos become practically sasue.
lee. k1e,yn Il beautifully situated. aud
n 10 the presesIt strike was thriving aud
happily growing piaes 81 abgst 100 lBhss,s
fteIsfx, the struggle viii be = bitter one
before IL Is tufned bodily over 10 the me-
orpes
4 KNIGHT OF LABOR nEgAuLTEE.
". r WiiAes was arrested to-day ut Ros-
I'm for embezziing SiS1 from the Knights
81 Labor nesefsbiy al that place. while act.
Ing - treas1fer. lie wa. also laslee %
ct cleeium be was bound over to the dis
u.
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oLxwrsA NEWS.
Olympia 4 Temwater Rsilw az Com
eaas- pesliag. ia Land.

psNNrtA, fefs Il Articles az fnessrxs.ags
tseu al The OLYMPIA 6 TSsaswsscs Eais42s
1Aahs & Power tempaax WsFv faea tats
morning in this osiseH ii tau ewanaV aasftteg
1'he Interpretations aSe, e NJ wssssn. A
N. stewart lseroS FFat&, at Tacoma : d
wasasFaff J T. Hssaga. A. 4. Phill.ps. II
4. Mayo Geo u. Saannog. tsesA 4 RaFnes
! n Heed. Of this city, Aad sewsasss
kitpe, 81 Tacoma TIE trustees fgs shs
hfS. a. months are +, " MtlS<n. A n
stswsFi. s g wso4Fse. \ ~ oasnsx asa
Gea. u Sasnust1. Us oateess sfe 4, Par
chase. construct. equip ASH saf.ersie sisS'ss
rsilNsys. eaeesfss ss~leT tssseT Saa lis "a
ksles sxs.t ANA telephone lines. ts ez.asErss,,5
whaxssx. warehouses. N@s}iiaes, bridges
and other improvements fbe sapa j
ssssk II sssssNs<a At sS.tss and tstx ssnesfA.sa
uf the usssapsax j. 10 ~ 20 ypAfz 4aa
necessary osssinasce granting the s,asapsgS
tke TeeRsssse franchise = noe ys,sf.s ssss
sni via he pas~4.a hy sae Siiy essaasii -.
nikAs. astssr wascs, svRk 90 fhe f4sfssN
Viii be ssHtuawssesa ss oDce. s8a passssss
with al raeatsle VIA, ssreVe tas ses,ssts.
of this city NAY exrecs u ssas a sias 81
eas@sTtc 81 cable CAR Ia opeEEfs2a ~ zhss
Ssky. IL very sssSsfs Aase-
N9s1s
II alil he ssea ~ lhe fesaaqgps F.ss,sass
taas t4sss 81 rgAs estate 80 THIS eafs .sstas4sss
- iaussspls NJ vvey fael.s s&se. and sAas
NC tsslssss tzss9 Ese rapidly &ssyAns4ass
ever essk and tzAin hTsagS Assssksas ssss
srosa csssa ssssa cities aaa ftsara tas
hs*ts ~ ~ seoza slsos ste4E fAfsA ia tss
~ By sHsesaiag ia fssl estate 6esss 10
tpssitE ske The sssAst itngs,ttsns al sAs IN
t1runseats nssxi aaxfag Aafstfeg ansa Ka@s
Oar sar4A HTsxAs 10 q a. ts3se. Asesa
4ve acres In scEeh Olys&Tzs- sssas. X
neknhsss % tea. laaxriagx. is&s "a Ass
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BIDS WANTED.

DDS WILL Re RECEIVED UNTIL.
Id Tuesday. February ~, ISIS, for doing
The following labor on Fricke & nose's adj
dillon "a the eity of Seattle, being about %
acres.
First Renewing all trees less than one
foot "a diameter.
Seeond~R Removing al trees aud under
brush.
Taint --Ciearing and gruhbing
Parties Wishing 20 make bliss may get
exact description 81 the property from
ScurFy 4 0weas, civil engineers. New Yes
Ter sleek. The right Is reserved 20 reject
any aud all bids GEO. ", VAN u sRES.
a. and Fs NoxtaT5 Btnfk
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

AuptT0B's OFFICE, OKASoGAs CouSTS,l
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
RUBY W. T.. Feb. 5, isso.
- EALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RI
- ceived up IA March -, at the auditors
Office AZ Coueonully, okaaogan county. w
r.. for the construction OF q bii.ge, with
approach hes, over the Chclau river al the
crossing OF the county road. River span %
he eighty tsal feeF, approaches Que hun
dred ana sixts-six tifs5l feet. roadway SIX
teen (ie) feet Bids "a include labor aud
material. The location OF said bridge viii
he about one mile from sawmil
BY ogie- Of County Commissioners
4 4 RASH AuHssc-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-14

spoxAnR FALLS, Feb. i8--seventy.flye
thonsan6 dollars has been raised on the
t501. 900 bonus which the citizens viii give
ii. G. Corbin for building the Spokane 4
Northern No officially Is anticipated IN
raising the balance of the amount needed,
q several wealthy aud public spirited citi-
xea4 have jet to he heard from.
Jerry Flowers. who knocked oct Uago
Frank on Saturday, to-day aligned af1 agree
ucnt 10 tight Prof. Een1esl for $500 within
aofays Mayer Hoover says he VIII not
slow the FIGHT 10 take place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-14
ruE IyELtssr INLAND TOWN.
asteansiiaE Advance in Eliensburg
Land Values New opera House.

ktsENset8u. Fea, ls~-l. Becker to-day
sald J Lyons - feet 81 the coraer of Main
aud Eaiea sigNets for the consideration ri
Sc $50. az taAs per sFous font Tbss prop.
egiS Was sold tNn wears ago seT 50.
ThfeF NaAformfn reas tarssaa WITH oneu
ncs gNel sstei as55Cs ia ftiN Aas.staal AaAk
building hest next week
People say klIeushass is gAc Aveiicsg isa.
lana taa8 IN tae territory, snd has every
tUf' eatson III sasks8s = h,z city
Nora Mss rssauzcd to day ca NaShas
opers house. w0ich NAs discontinued last
fan 90 account al ro9d weather The Il!
tneasious are g42ia3, tAree stories TAis
haslGsag Wssi Oh tune- felt want, a. there
Is n0 ball in the eafy That viii seat ever ses
people IL VIII b. finished on the latest
ssesixus. aUd wall ~ as ane = bailsisng az
It's Kind as there Is ii sae serrsfoes whew
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