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II NJ. HINMAN, SrENOGKAPHEk
AIs hhl tFpeSrit@F operator: eli Work
thtr from d1ctsiion or fnauu.rr,,,t
PROMPTLY aud accurately executed. Kaofas
and Atkins block. Columbia. ls.e,ve, a
Third sad Fourth streets
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FIHE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS.
4 st4uerE 0i King county. Washington
tsfEiiory. VIII. "a er before The seeontl
'lHf 81 oSFi:cm bSr, is~3 at 1850 ecits,E =
n % sad DAY. receive a. the auditors eli
zee "a seattle, plans Anf speTidfaf ans
s'it5 details aEd proposals f3T = eoart house
a. . lHii 33r sid eoaary. - bs erected on !,
- 2 i4fnNac1 rs said county. in tbr eifg
81 SEATTLE. in said eoJnsv 81 hinx. ssii
Proposals aol 20 exgeea ciie brnteed aid
elshlh-aFe Thousand li~5asg 5ssiiars
A. Attsc5s Submitting pssBs. Specs 3safsugs
sf'3 details, TaQst AAte Ihesr p.ans ,.t5,
stN9E Na8Iea bY oUe or Teure F6rsoss =
lf'in responsible CoRfgsr aFs, each ~
itfsa proposals !nus- be q esFn panied str
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q at fffhs8 ei2efS 0H Is toes5 bank ga e.
af3etsNt ~ ten Thousand glH.aNi dollars
, Afa9 ,geiDg taat iu size svert al IT,
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j s'fs a cont at aat band - fea4iieg bv
/ IN The board 81 county ss.gaf ,l,,s.rs
fsssFes the 5ishi 80 rsjee1 any and all
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DISSOLUTION or f0PaRTYFRsiIII

NorIC E-IHE PUBLIC WILL Please
~ take notice that tHe part lershiT here
t0i0rc existing between the nwtisF. igned
der TIE hgm name and style OF kop-
paeheT s Camehl, e0atrAe tors and bu laers,
has been dissolved 10y mutual consent. -
stfle. Jnly =. ls-a. koppaeher 4 Csnehi
NOTICE THE PUBLIC WILL PIEAsE
~ take noGce that the partnership here
tofore existing between the HuderS gncd
under tbe firm name aad style Of t,eitfihs
! Never s stetsou, has this dsy heep dis.
solved by mutual consent. J. + Meyer
having transferred his Interest ig the ssisSi-
ness 81 said ijrIa 90 James tri6ifbs aad J.
III stetseu, who are sa;AaFiEei TO collect
81 claims .iue said GFn and gTill psy all
de4sss .w ing ON the same Port iowa
send, y r., }gly s. ISa
fswEs fiRITFTRs.
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II ~TETssES
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JfHELERS.

q BENNfNGHAuSRS. ..TuF waC1I
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SIDE % Third street. between JsfneS aud
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AT 5 PER CENT.

Both priueiVAI and inteftSt payable
monthly at The rate OF Sls ~ per sfeo
borrowed Ten shares entities yon 90 II
lean of 81 90: no bidding for money:
don't pay rent any longer bur call for in-
formation on ", q Franklin 4 Co, room 2
Newiia block, Columbia stTees, general
western manager for the American Build.
lug. Loan and Investment Society o. Chi
g4ap
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NOTICE TO CONT. yylT,s

NorlCE To L0STR ACp0RS-RFDS
- viii lie received antlI J. nl. 81 Mon
day. August $. 1888. Tor the recglGn Ut Two
brick foundations. floor joi>'. etc, for
Kline q k0seTsbe ~ aud 4. g.. Monroe. cor
lsFr south seek na aBs Nss alng,on streets
faMie & Wilcox, architects
To CONFERENCE.-The Will. re-
\ received until I p ns, August &, loF the
erection OF = block 81 hge frame houses
sl'i siofe, Tor Mr., A G. Anderson. y o.
biFi, architect, Knight baiidlue, Front
4. - I
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4. W FERRIS. CLERK
First publication on Ialy ~ $50

NOTICE to C0ATKAGTURS-WE EST
~ street grade--seaisd ; lis will be To.
ceiyed by Tie undersigned elosk OF the city
O Seattle, on or before Friday, August ..
iaaJ, al o'clock r. VA, lor the grading.
piiing. bridging aud construction oi side
"A axis GA both sides Of West street. fem
Virginia street 20 Yesier as nue., ia accord.
stCe with the uia9s aaa specifications
Therefor now on Gle IN gay ciice zach
eld 10 be accompanied by cash deposit Of
t-ssA. as security Tor the execution of any
contract that may he awsriScd. The city
reserves the right Co reect Suy ard all bids.
G. W. FERRIS, CLERK.
First Publication, july y issl
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pm Observation-Disclosures
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IL sxsrs xx Smith xress- sorss<r s15s-ziz1-
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ard sSnesx-
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1-sE 1sI.E-TENf ssxlse: Ess5HT-FSsyT
val. l-Ssunee dues. 1rsf ss..a.is's.
Eass Dsxs2r. Cas2R ssrsEz bes <esa TsasE
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v-1z 9AgE-i1oIxsfNss ysNIs zka-
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.nss sxrure~. EsoIng gsxs1 hsfs .isrsS. iss.-'
~ reasons gisea fsar - Asss = r,
Fka~ss. sansnern Restaurant, Com rzrS-
ssssss. rssx gaekson s;rsss.-
N-urHr ggY SAI.E DF I9pcI stsED
~ Answass Notice i aereby gsSsza slsA'
% fse 14Eh day ot fuIy, ISIS. tie e1rv aersi-
e took up and irspssunfsst sEse foLaesl Z
t-r whosfy rDkasswu - ne rszoEaAg a
large In the city at seattle, Within sse tl.sas'
srrh sass@ss 5y sexssa1 /. Of ord Se''
Fe- fo-Usfs
4sae fsue xskfa o. cream mare snisS ssEiF
en- fmre. saddle zaagRs 3. 0ser xears Old.
enc tarx fsscza horse, oSiRd 10 ielE eye,
anss1t geArs cid
NefIee : hereby given shss J VII nl ne
81 esy - Azga~s. 5sss a. Bakers cJr-sl,
on Yssses ayerne and south fifth ssress-
- the hsszy OF 10 o'ylact a m al said day.
etser for ssis a. pusssc sacfsea- ar ssE
sell ~ tne higtsst b.slkeE, tsr cash. sss
szts ass~srzt.s1 stock % pay The exEeF1sss'
arFe upoa sid snpoua tse ssssex. All All
ottsssg aeeesszry exTsDsss etassFsef1t sd there
wssh. ]. c. MIC HE'LL
Chief 81 Police City OF Seattle.
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T. {E ASb NER lfF-asTFRF- -
foreign Deissflge Agsnge IFs
Efsa s5Fef, faef SEGA seas 49, Evs.,,s
Nsa -rkFgis
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I~oa sAIE- NOTICE y HEREBY
II giyea that On THURSDAY. tEse Tn sisy
of Aagust. Isrsa. sf isss4 O'Clock g. u. 81
said day. rho hoard Of ecEuty commissions
eEs of King county ". r.. far and On De,
half as said eoantg, vii OFFER f0f sale, 5y
public aaesson. ta The highest sLc besi
bidder. al the buildings ca box =.
Eotwnfs adatriGn. Sad haitdisss Viii h<
sold separately, and the successful bidders
viii De required u rerns,Fe sad hais 5iEak'
from said block within thirty days from
date of sale. Terms OF sAle--Ien Per cent
cash. balance 10 oe pad 10 sne eeahiy
treasure within three days from dste oi
sale By order o. the board. ". r.. FOk'
REST. County Auaitos and ex-oalcio Clerk
OF said Board
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k3VeEsts,H eats esier See hs-s.fs ~ Last
Pcs. ai Fes ssss. Fes Eeat sad sssa&shss =
W&ete4 $50 rs ssss-i 81 ESQ vase as
rrHts svrs hs 4s~s tssegsssa { cs-nt .
wyFa las V8es s7t tsse4 Asas siaseEtttz Paw.
assas alseFs 5a ssits4,se
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3 p gi sss8sast sstreFts-..zssessfs - ll ~
rusxs9ts3 wg e. Ehss Hs4v
We ts@sas setfsss srT aws.tsug zlstr
ssss ~ $50. s.sts.
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NforlcE To CoSTRACIoRS-MIk
~ street grade-Seaied tids VIII he re-
celxed by the undersigned, clerk .. the
city of Seattle. on or before Friday, August
, 1852. at o'clock p, M. Tor the grading at
sad construction OF sidewalks on both
ss<leS of Mikedo street froDi Eighth street
Co Twelfth street IN accordance with the
Z ans and specifications thereof now OH
hle in this office. Each bic 10 he accom-
panied by cash deposit Of $50 as security
FOR the execution of any euatraet that n ay
- awarded The city reserves Che right 20
reject any AID ali bids
a. " rppprs sslara,
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First publication. July Is isS5.

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTOR MAIN
~ street grade-Sealed 3iis will be re-
ceiyed by the undersigned CLERK of the city
OF Seattle, on or before Friday, August 2,
1853. AZ so'cioek p. m, for the ( aiing Of
aud construction q; sidewalks on both
SIDES of Main street. from Twelfth street TO
the east line Of Terfy'S Fourth addition. in
accordance with The plans and speciilca-
lions therefor now on HE in my ofiics
. Zach bid 10 be accom- panied by cash de-
pasit of $40 ss security for The execution of
say contract that may be awarded. The
G y reserves the right 20 r, ject any and all
BIDS. g. w FEsRfs Clerk
kLcsi nnhlieatln on IuIn d Is.a
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MXR WA01A- - -.
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urAxTED-A CHI. FOR GESEksf
" ana.ewuFk. xuD1 Wages - riga
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vx-axTED- RELIABLE GEKL FOB
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HELP wxsTxD-x1LE
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w Apr ~ 81 FsttA streeg-
vT-AxrEp-A FERsT class WATCH
w ns@xee AprSy northeast corner -ssS-
osss street anzi yesssr sveaws.
UyAsrrD - TEEETT Stone Asp
" asese< snaso.zs 20 ucrx Ga FtGsfsssSal
ssvlrns. Courthouse sas5 Central seha~5a.
gosrf wages. App a. WORKS stE west
rntnsssf -
VvAxTED NraBEg OF GOOD
w frfck layers ApfsT - Huntington
ard Lite, esyaeF ssnfa z19 Railroad
streess. Tseozna. "
sxrASTED - LIVE, ENERGETIC MEN
W sn6 wosasn- ass fssser AysIsas.
rtsen &
COMMUNICATIONS.
yrASIED - eEcoSDuAeD BE
w frtgsr&tor wIsh zap. 1ls flse stisSsl
uyANTEp-TwO SECOND HANDED
w sksv eases Afsssz@ss T. W. fosf In
yxrAsTED-Nx HAVE CASH crsTo@
w Eners fox several Furnished houses fss
ssrenf sizes Pratt 4 Morgan 100 second,
The Fair. "
yrANTED-IO LEASE ONE Oh TWO
w lots for . term Of years. Must DC
sassAble for fsorsss and within two miles OF
rostofioe. Aadrrss I. I. H.pslas. sesIlle:
yrASTED-Io Buy SEVERAL CHEAP
w lois for cash. Address Mack. Pest
Isfslltgsaee Office.
lUASTED FOR SALE - OFFICES,
w stores, restaurants and business
chances. Gilmore & Co. 10 sscssut $.
VVASTED-To Buy CITY LOTS, I'M
w proved or urimproyed, froan owner
only write or eall. Geo T. Gilmore, 1is
second street
yVASTED-A FEW CUSTOMERS FOR
w Ravens DiarriIoea Mixture. LA
Front street.
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CITY NOTICES.

nEPor STREET TAX MOTH E-THE
- tax levied by the city counsel In the
district created by ordinance No. 9se, "a
provide for the grading ot Depot street
from Esliotts bay TO Broad way, end coa-
s,rueting sidewalks thereon. Is now Que
and payable at the Office of q G cry treas
urer. All taxes not paid thin forty days
OF the first publication Of this notice viii
be declared delinquent. q penalty OF per
cent. added, and interest al the rate OF 10
per cent. charged.
c. W. FERRIS, City Clerk.
First publication OF this notice. July 2,iss9.
NOTICE To CoNTRAt fORS-GREEN
~ street grade-Sesied bids viii be re-
ceived by the undersigned, clerk OF the city
of seattle. on or before Friday. August 2
1859, al 4 O'Clock p. N, for the grazing nf
and construction of side on both
sides of Green street from Jackson street n
Cullen street. in accordance with plans and
specific stions therefor now on file in tais
Office, each bid To be accompanied by a
cash deposit OF $50, "a security fer the ex-
etaiioa OF any contract taat may be
awarded. The city reserves the right 10
reject any and ell BIDS.
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Z A0N .ktf. MN BY ThESE FRRs
N eats, tbs the ee-parlneTzhlp hereto
f'ffe exsss gn between g. A Isunt8ga X
4. v bite ana u. n leg aham, Sioing bGst.
mess Is iHe seaStle C0Ea tssAuE Co.'S nsuy,
s. 2 I'D FroHf stTvcl -seEtie. a ashia 81 81,
3 bcF. ov dissolved by gutasl eeuseft, "
Ii l0srahasa Fetigirg; 8. 4, Dlmbam aud
4. 4 Waite s>sa8e al fnaesests ana
cei,ggi az moueyS due the iirr
ts. A. iESH&M.
+. 4. v HEfE.
~ II iSaRAgfkN.
%s4sfta ~ ft-tttn Frsfr s.
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nIs oLrE1oN OF Co-PARlNERsHif-

1 Ais gLiElQN oF tO-pARl SEt&SFfIfs-
- FFlFafs matters requiring The ssfcu
t-oa ot oAr NJ. Maud. ea tAe above date.
he sSiiFes lF0f0 the gsogpsy sa0 .o.auis.
>'ea business formerly coHiFCef ~ ghe
ua'ieFs's aes, uads9 Use 3g.n mo OF Fret
e;1tk IS Isr5 Al ewt--aE.s5i Il aaes5i3rsfs
sre paYsale hF ~ 81 either ~ as. ~ ;ns
Dissolution s. hy limitation sua mutual
c-aiAs~4h T fEfeE a5tK,
" A. MkUu
A s1esesssf - .ha atsnYs busIllsSs I
ts&nS Al customers FOE fGe previous Isst.
TeIsskc T. siaN 5, STD So seit : ,-o8flauanc,.
Vf ~NaoE, F. fEEssElcS
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- -
u1R spoSALS WILL Bk RECEIVED Al
T~.ss.- Isssr Al n seam ~ srSn< hosei
HAL Enr sa- Rassse- Hotel Company,
sssxrss W. Saunders. rosuta e. Bssto4i
xrEwEg CONNECTIONS A >FEs.Af.ts
- 50 grading and sxesvxfsrns Neensn'
Ees = ire. srcssssd and wssl1sg en- r \
Nasssasfand.
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NOfInfY NOTIfE :.

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THOMAS & SHEPARD AND JOB r.
i Lyon, lawyers, 17 Columbia street.
southeast corner Third. Commercial, real
estate aud riparian law, insurance a.
] iastnentS aud cases Building contracts.
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/ yoSauA ". NIRSTLING, ATTORNEY
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Iaw oiYscsx corner second and INT
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JEFFERSON Il PENNEFATHEk.
L fre: II. Petersen r. Ii. ten1efsther.
Attorneys and CounseIloYs ~ law. temper
AIRY office Corner : Fifth street aud Yes
I Ter aTeune. Ss.sttle. Washington.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-01-04
THE MYSTIC SIGN.


20 gorgeous poppy, of rich renown,
Show US the way to Sleepy Town.
Baby must go-he's tired Of play;
But yet I think we have missed the way
Then TRANQUILITY up and down
Waved the flower of rich renown,
And softly it seemed to say,
''This way-ths way-this way
Is the way to Sleepy Town"
oripening wheat all golden brown,
Show US the way to Sleepy Town.
How shall we find where the starlight CLEANS
On the City of Sleepin the Land OF DreamsF
Then soothingly upand down
Went the wheat, all golden brown,
And whispering seemed to say,
''This way-this way-this way
Is the way to Sleepy Town"
70 little one, with curly crown,
Have you learned the way to Sleepy Town,
Where faintest music, and softest light,
And sweetest blossoms enchant the nightp
Then drowsiiy up and down
Went the beautiful curly crown,
While the tired eyes seemed to say,
"This way-this way-this way
IS the way to Sleepy Town"
-Eudora s. BuDlstead in ST Nicholas.
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The fiat of fashion has gone forth that
bustles shall be banished from the toilets
Of the far sex, at which the unfair sex
profess to be rejoicing merrily. There
Will be more room in the street cars, :"
says one. eve shall see graceful drap-
cries" adds another while third deli
cately phrases his idea of clinging skirts
and graceful outlines. The initiated
smile with derisive pity, remembering
that the unfair sex knows nothing Of
reeds. Only two small reeds when yiti
be worn in every feminine skirt. The
poor little hustle took up very little
room in the street cars. 1t was the reeds
that usurped space. The hustle fitted
snugly TO the small of the back, incom-
moding no one but the N'earer; the reeds
spread out in sitting down, and in walk
ing were shaken by the wind. But what
will become of all the hustle manufac-
tories! There were a great number OF
them. and if this change in the fashion
prevails their occupation will be gone.
1t serves them right. too, because they
were all conducted by men, and it IS
men who have always howled about
bustIes. The story runs that certain
Partisan leader of fashion owed bill for
bustles which she was not prepared to
pay. The hustle man sued her, and out
of revenge she discarded bustles, and
introduced the adjustable reed. Hence
n very large industry received 4 serious
blow. 1t seems hard upon all the work
people who made the wire for the
bustles. and the greater number who
constructed the articles, and the young
women employed to sell them, to say
nothing of those who have bought a col
lection of bustles and don't know how to
get rid of them. -Taggufs Times.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-01-04

President Carnot, of France, and Nine.
Carnot live at Fonta nebleau this season
in the suite of rooms fitted up by the
Empress Eugene for her son against his
coming of age. They have the use of
ali the private and state apartments of
the palace, all of which have been care
fully kept in order for the past eighteen
years, although the palace has been prac-
tically deserted. The state rooms are
said to be the finest in Europe Fon-
tainebleau was created for the tallest
King of his time, 1t is said, Francis l.,
and his height was the unit of measure
ment which the architect took in pitch
ing the ceilings and the cross beams of
the floor. The cabinet makers did the
same, and the sofas and carved chairs,
which were Just right for Francis, are
useless for the present generation.
Neither of the Napoleons could sit in
them without using a couple of steps to
mount upon Ttmes-DemOerat.