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Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders o. the Cascade Fire 4 Marine In
surAace Company OF Seattle. Washington
territory, Win be held ~ the once Of the
company. Ia safe Deposit building, Frons
street. opposite Cherry, Seattle, Washing
ton territory, Monday, May 8, iss9, 1t 2
o'clock p. m OF said dag. The annual
election 81 the trustees 81 said Company
VIII take place az said meeting.
A E0EII n Ennrafsxr
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Seattle Coal and Iron ca.

The annual meeting of the stock hogAerx
for TIE election Of board Of trustees. ana
70 transact sush other bnsinesx a. naay be
brought bsfore the meeting. win take
place 81 the osllee Of the company in the
city OF Seattle On the I6fh day of Mar,
ISIS. At l O'Clock .. 70.
The transfer books viii close st o'clock
p. m. Mayt Is<e. and reopen AZ 10 o'eIock
q h May IL, iss5.
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Election Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that ct the cleo
ton TO be held In this Territory on the 18th
day Of May. A. ID. 1883. for the purpose Of
eiecting delegates to the constitutional
eonuention, 70 be held In Olympia, w. T..
the following question viii Be unlimited
to the voters OF King county, 10 wit:
.sEan the commissioners Of King county
create an indebtedness not to exceed two
hundred thouesnd dollars 600 ,000) for the
purpose al building u county courthouse
and Jail for said county said Indebtedness
to be created by the issuance of county
bonds for said amount and payable after
twenty t20l years and not later than forty
t40} years from the Gate of isxuance.'s
All those In favor Of the same viii vote
'sIndebtedness--Y cs.r All opposed 70 the
same viii vote Indebtedness
By order Of the board of county commits
sioners Of King coanty, washington Terri
tory. w r. FORREST
County Auditor and OK ofiicio clerk OF said
R0a ri
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The quarterly examination 81 teachers
% King eonnsy will De held Ga the onnrt
heEse. seattle. ". r.. on "Wednesday ana
TAwrssssFs Mar Ast 8. 1850, ornnseneinc
a. s o. clock 4 r.
Y. ~ FtsEY, Co Sei,oeg suyt
"a srs - ExamIafnx Board.
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STFawSnTr TTSEx

TUE 0RYx1@lTaaS STEAMSHIP VII
HisaEseszs kr<zzk- Nsetzs. sasEsGx. carry
Eag fse3xAs Gszza raszsez xs-s a rrxispssa
Fssss SKI Sal kEassa sAs E1znese1a ssss
sssaa1 ssssss 80 Arstl - ;. 4. gaxzss4. sxs-
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All ksn<is o. blank books and
rulings 20 arr pattern dono at =.
Anthory's hooknIrdeFy, cpera
6fcoks a. ira IcFgsss prices.
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Eok SALx - 1HEA1Q1Y C0TEA6xs
Aes1 80 <e1ae 113n1<ds ast fDpn9.
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street csn:s inc. i. corpsoa 4 Ca. 49,
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= Whittier, Butter block.
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80 49, : ~ go 800 =
Is0E SALE s. 80 : lzsxI2a FEET On
IL Iexts- avenue cable. for q few days.
choieexs LET'S IN all parts 81 cIfT- Sxxnk 4
Martha. sooxa y. qwire block.
Er0z SALE =. LODGING HOUSE or
I eighfeea rooEds. lso B Ks from Depot
bRFidfnHs Address RarsHin, csre P3stia
teilixspcer psnce2
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AZ OF good paying meat market
Address. g. w. T. Po<f-InseilIge1eer.
T0E SxTF rTCUTy 1cRES az
IL choice swamp land. easy cleared IN
quantity % suit pnselzser For terms and
prices apply 70 Aif-ed bleEfics. znamciaw,
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f,Ina

Mciss : Al4t~la this city. Nav lsss
lsenssa AeiAsasiss. = patasc IL stl4nxmrTx,
tans.ss, aeVd 81 years
tFisnsts astd seqeat4saness are Invited
- ATTEND the funeral { -sfsv. Nax IS. 81 :
= pa. fsuns skV tsshasse ehngeh. ,hessre 4,
Assanfr csnsefesy.
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f.~et ND-8LAtsk rokIT-BQpoK CON
! inlNine ucsa signed % u Graves
Owner can have sane BY calling n tAls az
eev saA pAslnx FOG advertisement
E.Nof ID Ply -fCfANS T1ST AMI N.
Il strSracus& N@a2r rAn have same Is
cslisas a. thss 0fsee. proving property and
paytnx fas this ustscss
.etft MAJ tyt-f oFEsCE, gNsl IN.
u bS~iax uH0sF cas- have same by
eating AZ seasnp wsn<saw. orassnx fs92eySy
and nstlrg fnr tbs rsfsse<
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keHasi, fs.F eair. 70 Lea sa@ Sssszsssaas
Nsasea VII = ssssNrtcd At ne rAts q !
cxfsss wont s0S Hsst snserf5aa. / r4sse :
wnT5 l9s essA snsse2sens inzafssA,a FkY.
sent assssx II edysaees.
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fesz, lNfEsssassc xs viii fsreaf3seT be og.sfs
nnnl II y n. CsASstaea azfxestssesssss,s =
vii he rStVispd % 20 this hoAs
fae sol.ewinx X tsezs evx awaiting Sssz...
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=. q, 49, s'..'s.s > rfs1ex
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3ooerf pnl1lr- - <.se1 znssnions $3.50 nJno
in1de r. fafl6frr rnrposnk. III IS DoH~
IN. les csinn - ss,ses. znesf flrnk
H90XTY "a Il79E--lO9 RAJ K8TAT4
I'LL aud rerSsarof xs~sperxg. nzz<es, Hsoxx-
tlnxe7s. hcala. coansy asa city ~ -xnfx.
siee.- buaxAf. 81 q 81 zrr Il o. HANK
Hrs. r5s Yes3ex evsone. oeezdelxta1 hIock.
rate 81 insersss Is shsee 5,,sn, IN In
iSd4 kusLneas p<opexxy- Addrun rost-
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{;oesety esf 6sr Frarcisco, CT. b. Geld
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l43xET IL LkJAH-kkxES r. Dan
M sf!s. rDpm 3. StNr block. ORR Stewart
q Holmes drug s<ozn
MONEY 10 LOAN ok RAKAs AND
~ s-.sy 80 49, Il -.
Tssssr byoes' - -. VIZ Inmr sir,e.
i.0wexs rases- No tessxx Nouey Il bank
here. A. II. FOOTE, Manager.
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10 IN fnn-oved fxrrss g gag cnrsssv
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lfumFug and money paid When fns papers
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. !. !. !, 1890
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rTsIiOs. gEEFK. i. D.. FORMERLY SUR
II geon s. r r. R. Co.. Denling, New
Mexico: late county pl1ystefan san Diego.
C4f Female diseases 4 yperizlty. ofilae
Kern block, Occidental square, icons 81
and a.: telephone 81.
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4 - &c. nao & & SAiIH g. O. "A "A
physleians and surxeons. ofire. Kenny
block, Front and Columbia streets. Hours.
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..es n r,s,s;s;a ~ f nnn - ri H. , grS
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mtsTFl. To I1Isn

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w lii DE- hEtGlt Ell LIZ III
I'D noon Friday the 10th inst. for fhe con-
struction OF the stone foundation Of a pro-
posed brick building. TO be erected on
Front street. between Columbia and Mar
Ton. Plans and specifications can be seen
at my Office, foot of Columbia erect. The
right to reject any CT all bids ID reserved.
J. NJ. colman.
DR0POSALs ASKED FOR RAILROAD
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be re-
ceived until Saturday noon, May IL. 1889,
by William Renfon. President of the Puget
Sound a. Gray's Harbor railroad IL Trans
p0rtation Company. at Port Blakeiey, for
the clearing, grading, bridge and fresfle
work. on the proposed extension from
Summit station to- Jontezano. Chehalis
couHty, w. T., s distance OF about twenty
miles. Proposals will be received for the
entire work. or In sections, or for the diff.
ferent classes OF work separately. Bonds
viii be required, AMI parties making pro-
posais will name bondslnen in proposal.
The company reserves the right 70 reject
any and all bids. For profiles. srecidca-
tons and forms of contract address T. J.
Miner, seattle.
JvLEvENfH STREET GRADE--sEAIED
II bids win be received by the under
signed city clerk OF the city of Seattle, on
or before Friday, May s. 1859, at o'clock
p, M. for the grading and construction OF
sidewalks on both stdea OF Eleventh street.
iFDut SlrluE street. 70 HrDA1&atr In accord
anee with plans and specifications there
for now on die In my ON &c. Each bid to
be accompanied by sagh deposit OF $3.50
rs security for the execution OF any con
tract Tat may be awarded The city re.
serves he right 10 reject any aud all bids.
G. W. Ferris. clerk. First publication Of
this notice April q, 1852.
IyIGHTH STREET GRADE-sEAI.ED
IL bics will be received by the under
signed, city clerk OF the citv of. Seatfie. on
or before Friday, May 8, 1859, at I o'clock
p. M, for the grading of and construction
OF sidewalks on both sides OF Eighth street.
from Howell street to Depot street, la ac-
coFdanee with the plans and specifications
therefur now on file in my Office. Each
bid 70 be accompanied by cash deposit
OF $50 a. security for the execution of any
contract that may be awarded The city
reserves the right 10 reject any and all
bids. g, w. Ferris, clerk. First publica-
ton OF this notice, April q, 1889.
Dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
ID county commissioners q King county,
washington, a. the county auditors Of
fee, M TO II O'clock q. u. May IL, 1859, for
additions and alterations of the county
farm buildings. Each bid must be accom-
panied by a certified check Of $50 The
commissioners reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids, Plans and specifications
may be seen st the Office OF the under
signed. ". Steiumaa. architect, Boston
block
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M4Nrkal.-...jIIl .4nI.ans.

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W assssSa ~ sez-ss ssAz szssx. 49, tssss 1
ssAss ses saig', il tAa svz9 81 $40 Tassss
esrvss. eksy
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n ANTEEk- see pAgFSAg wAxfgn
- aeN sxsssas&1ss Esza ALE u sake
20 eve sNsS ~ sst9sSS sssssza az alSssrs,
tfi tszsssesr este
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waxrEn-ro ayr

WANrkh~-fO kEST tna sHkTg
tsaaihs ~ ioagxs. e hests< sesatsss r..
= sarnlshssi, the txxs psszsgssss raec vfll l.
s&Aes Of faiaisafe. ~ raIlsYen. an sxs~sl.
~. eaAahsT teF assasssiassscE aaeas 10
leave ko@n har thR sprfax ans $500
Astress "a fnss-{nfesiixssssss sssssssss'
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OCULTSTS AND AURISTs.

snR. GE0. A. REICH. 0CULIST, AUR-
~ list. lsryngoseopist, having returned
from his trip 20 the EAST and Europe, win
oe pleased To mees his former patrons
and otsssEs desiring bis services. at his
iurmef Office, in tns yeese5s isaary Block, Sc
AGILE, w. r. -Eesidenee. corner Fourth and
Marion. jy17dw
IRA. B. KIBBE, 0CULIsr AND AUR-
~ Est. rooms 81 aud So. Kori block, Ycs-
her avenue
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I sSF-A SsAk3~ sR1wS SPANIEL
~ wsfA ns59 hsss answzrxsx 4 she
taszae III Rara A sAltaAse rswazA zsz.
y ssslA sse - rrfesss - Ssstsa fssss Sss ~.
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MTScELLayEouS.

II HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
A viii not be responsible for any deAts
contracted for By Eny wife, Mary Condon
Hemen, from on and after this date John
Hcnen. Seattle, MAY l. 1ssa
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W4NTFD-RflSR5l

w ANTEI,- by A Young MAN. BOARD
w and room tn quiet pfsvnfe family:
must be within seven blocks of Postofsice
or on cable lines. Address with full par
tfeuiars r. o. box e9s. city
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r Nss8 Eu STATE THAT eFskl
I essshs hzsstses< enrssseafi Tag 81 e ssyxps
knSs - razaaa - Eafsxs hsock.F pxaf q
Essey.
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.assarERs IND CHEMISTS

~ EOEGE BETHTSE, A5SAYEg And
NJ Chemist. snasFzrr 81 ens1. frs Glars.
ores. exc. res.1 sasn pies fer s6s8s' hy mall
7aee-sx wash. TT.
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INiK kENT--A SUITE OF TWO ROOMS.
II nicely furnished on ffSt tsoor. sai,s s,le.
foe a-essfsakiSg OF frout ,sarior aud locg.
ing Fssssfi. cheap alss another room for IS
per wFs'~ - sit Wall sfsetf. Take Front
sfrffs "a BE
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I.,0R RKNT-'ru FIRST CLASS PARTY.
! tat OF ave rcofns Ia a brlek block on
tamneresR. street. furniture for sale. all
new and elegant. Inquire az +. A. Brown.
Dearborn block M stars
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-20
A VASE e OF WORDS.


Railroad Officials PLEAD i'm Vain
for Modification OF the Iowa
Schedule.
DEs MONIES, To-. Feb. 19.-The Iowa
railroad commissioners entertained
another delegation of railroad officials
to-day. The Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy was represented by General
Manager Ripley, General Freight Agent
Paul Morton, Division Freight Agent
Bechtel and Division superintendent
Brown. The Rock Island was repre-
sented by w. NJ. Sage. traffic manager;
John Givin, division superintendent,
and w. w. Loomis, division freight
agent. The conference was devoted
mainly to general discussion or the
Iowa schedule of rates. The roads
asked no special favorS tending to re-
vision of the schedule. but the necessity
OF such move was urged upon the
commission in behalf of all the Iowa
lines. The commissioners, as has been
the result of other conferences. seemed
disposed to adhere to their former views
to keep the rates in force until their eff
feet on the revenues of the roads can be
demonstrated. General Freight Agent
Morton was questioned in regard to q
possible reduction of interstate rates,
and he replied that reduction was
quite probable, and in that event te
Iowa jobbers would be placed practi-
cally on the same footing as they were
before the present rates were adopted.
The Chicago, ST.. Paul IL Kansas City
has already anticipated reduction by
dropping the lumber rate from st. Paul
to Des Moines fully % per cent. and
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-20
CALLED \ DRAW.
Black Frank and Paddy Harring-
ton Have Go at Eau Claire.

Black Frank and Paddy Harring-
ton Have Go at Eau Claire.
Special to the Eau Claire.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis.,, Feb. 19.-1t was a
very pretty glove fight tonight between
Black Frank, of St. Paul, and Paddy
Harrington, of West Superior. Three
ounce gloves, fifteen rounds for $3.50
and gate receipts. The referee, Bob
Williams, of Merrillan, declared it a
draw, but the negro had much the best
OF it. Frank was seconded by
Jack Harrington, and Harring-
ton by Alexander Montgomery.
The fight did not begin until II o'clock.
Frank led in every round, and scored
two or three times to Harrington's once.
In the first few rounds, however, there
was some red-hot short-arm work in
which Harrington rather bested Frank.
The referee broke the men seven times
during the fight. Frank led with his
left nearly every round, putting in
heavy blows on Harrington'S neck, jaw
and chest. then ducking and turning and
letting Harrington counter OH his back.
Frank slipped and fell Off the stage at
the end of the second round. Frank
got first blood in the eighth. and in the
tenth HarringtOn's face was swelled
and bloody. In the thirteenth, barring
ton was red from nose to belt, but Frank
was still in fair shape. The tC urteenth
and fifteenth rounds were red-hOt, both
men counting hard on jaws and chest,
but it looked AS though Frank would
have done Harrington up in a finish
finht
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-20
DELVED AT DULU rH.
Secretary Villas Decision Upsets
Number of Land Titles.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Feb. 19.-The decision of
Secretary Villas in regard to Sioux
half-breed scrip on unsurveyed lands
and in the case of Hyde & Mcdonald
VS.. Eaton & Merritt, created a good deal
of excitement here to-day among iron
men. 1t will affect quite number of
titles in this district, though not so
many as in Dakota and other parts of
the West. The most important land
affected by it is the Eaton u
Merritt properly, which is worth
sl,000,000, and is now open for entry.
There were several applications to the
land offices to-day to make filings, and
there will be more when the decision of
the secretary is officially received here,
and lively time is anticipated.
Judge Stearns will on Saturday ap-
point a successor to w. L. Barker, re-
signed, as clerk of court for Carleton
county, and the commissioner will elect
the person he selects as register OF
deeds.
The case of Langellier VS.. Raeder &
Humble for damages by falling off of
formers building last year, was to-day
decided in favor Of the defendant.
President Hayes and Manager Dudley
visited Duluth to-day to confer with
Mai. Quinn in regard to changes
ordered by the chief OF engineers in
Grassy Point bridge. They will remain
over tomorrow.
The chamber of commerce to-day ap-
pointed committee to confer with the
representatives of Archbishop Ireland
in regard to the creation of an Episcopal
See in Duluth, and meeting was held
tonight by that committee and lead
ing Catholics. A beginning in the
securing of money to be used in
building an Episcopal residence and
cathedral was made and confidence in
its success is expressed. The Knights
of Pytbias held most successful cele-
bration here to-day of the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the order. Four hun
dred knights representing Duluth, Su-
perior, West Superior. Tower and Ash
land were in procession. The public
exercises tonight at Turner hall were
attended by a large number. There
were speeches and musical exercises.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-20
TIRED Of LEE.
Suicide Seriously Contem-
plated asthe Only Relief
From Suffering.


Mr.. Jacob Graef was found by the
reporter at No. lO9 First avenue east,
where the following story was related
by him. Mr.. Graef said that for five
years he has been suffering more than
he could tell. About that time he got a
severe cold. which it appeared impOssi-
ble to get rid of; as quick as it got bet
ter, it would return with renewed vigor.
He had dropping of mucus from the
head into the throat, hawking and
splitting continually, pain over the fore
head. eyes weak and watery. His head
was in such bad condition and panied
him so much that life was burden,
and he often wished it might end. His
appetite became poor and he gradually
lost in weight. He doctored and spent
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-20
HUNGARIAN Bii.LI>GsGATE.
A Heated Debate in the Diet in
Which Personalities Are In
duiged In.

a Heated Debate in the Diet in
Which Personalities Are In
duiged In.
PEsrH, Feb. 19-In the discussion on
the army bill in the lower house of the
diet to-day Count AppOnyi and others
renewed the attacks on Premier Tisza.
The latter, in replying. said that riots
had occurred elsewhere; for instance,
in Rome, without anybody assuming
that they betokened great danger. No
where, certainly, had such a tone been
been adopted as in Pesth, or the idea
mooted of resisting the police with re-
volvers. The premier proceeded most
emphatically to repudiate the re-
pr0ach that he was a dema-
gogue, and in concluding, remarked
that the united efforts of the opposition
would undoubtedly be, crowned with
success in one directi0n-namelY. the
defense of the constitution, which no
body had attacked. A heated debate
ensued, during which many personal
illusions were made. 1t is reported
that a demonstration against the bill
will be organized next Sunday at Pres
burg. Baron Orezy and Count Zapary,
in private conference with The Liber-
ais Saturday last. urged them to pro-
hibit the Sunday procession, but Pre-
mier Tisza refused to consent to this
coercive action, on the ground that it
would play still further into the hands
of the opposition, who would be de-
lighted to have new grievance. In
an audience with Emperor Francis Jo-
seph yesterday, Premier Tisza declared
frankly that he believed his retirement
- l,r,] @ho
peror declined to hear word on the
Snhinct