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xorrcr TO CONTRACTORS

RIO coNTRAcToRs-sEALED PROPOSALS
il will be received by the undersigned until
O'Clock of September . 1890. Tor the erection and
eompetion Of a two-story irxme residence for j.
l. Henderson, OF Olympia, Wash, in accoiaance
with plans and specifications now on die at the
office OF Hartsuck g. White, Olympia, Wash.
The right to reject any and oil bids
Is reserved. Hartsuck & White. srcnisects.
Olympia, Wash.
yXyoOLRY Il Co, or THE TOWN OF
w wooley, Skagit county. Wash, have been
awarded the entire contract for sawed and
hewn ties for the Seattle & Montana railway.
and are ready 10 receive bids and let contracts
in lots from 500 to % 900 along the line OF Seattle
& Montana from Wooley TO Seattle, or slong the
line OF the Seattle & Northern from Woolty to
Hamilton. or on the Fairhaven O. Southern,
dds wANTED-BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
ID by the eoard OF trustees OF the Western
Washington Hospital for the Insane. at Fort
steiacoom, on or before September l, 1880. for q
water supply and fire service for said asylum.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
asylum. The board reserve the right 20 reject
any and all proposals. Each bid must De ac-
companied by 81, 600 certified check.
GEO. D. SHANNON, !,
A. b. STEWART, Trustees
w. J. FIFE.
Fort SteflacOom. August 10. 1880.
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Advertisements under the heads of Lost
Fonnc, or sale. Fer Rent and Situations
Wanted viii be inserted at the rate of cents
word for the first insertion: cent a word for
each subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements will be received 1t branch
Offices OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at:
Tacoma. .....................0. H. Culver. agent
Port Townsend. Handley & Kelley
E0TICE-The business Office of the PosT-IN-
TELLIGENcER Is open until u .. m. Classified
advertiser ents viii be received up to this hour.
The following letters await advertisers at this
office:
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FOUND.

E>OUND-PURSE CONTAINING MONEY;
II owner can have same by calling at room
2l6, Butler block, Lansing & Brsymer. and pay
ng for advertisement
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LOST

CTRAYED - THREE-YEAR-OLD COLT;
- dark bay: branded on left shoulder; any
one giving authentic information or return to
Montana stables. Fifth and Washington streets,
or to Chisholm's, SIS aud so Front street. will
be literally rewarded. r. A. Chisholm.
r OsT - SMALL POODLE DOG: COLLAR
IL marked Samuel II. Horne. Return to 521
Madison street and receive reward.
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ATToRNEFs-AE-LAK

A USTIN d AMES, LAWYEkS-H H. AMES
~ A. ID. Austin. Room sc. Haller block,
Seattle, Wash.
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VIZ s. RELFE, ATTORNEY AND COUN-
W. sellor at law (ia;e of the St Louis BARI
Room Is, Colonial block. Seattle.
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THE WESTERN FARM MORTGAGE TRUST
i Company loans money on improved farms
time; money supplied as soon as title is exam
ined and papers signed: applications approved
here Building loans desired Office in Sander
son block, fesler avenue and Front street. A.
H. Foote Manager
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HOWE & CoRsoN GAMES B. HOWE, WAR
IL rem Corsonl attorneys-at-law, rooms Ii
and Is Colman building
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GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoNRk<f.
- gineers and contractors for bFi11u 4N
description; wharf building, pils d1J11 \
ing and steam shovel excayatin0 r. ~
specifications furnished on appltcnl1 =
gpondencs solicited. Office, Oecalsn1M ~
seattle. Nash S.l39
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NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PUBLlC NO
IN tce is hereby given that l, John II. Nc
Grsw. assignee in a certain proceeding in insol-
vency, now pending in the superior court of
King county, Washington. entitled ]. NJ. Mich
oils q Co. Vs. Their Creditors, in pursuance of an
order in this behalf heretofore made by said
court. will sell and cause TO be sold at public
auction, for cash, at the premises formerly oe-
cupied by said j. II. Nichols. on Coium oia
street, between Second and Tnird streets. ia the
city of Seattle. in said King county, on Friday,
the 5iR day of september, 1880, at IL o'clock a
m. and between that hour aud IL O'Clock noon
of that day, and between the hours OF 2ocloek
p. m and O'Clock p. m. of thai day. ana con-
tinuing every day thereafter AT like hours, ex-
GLIDING sundays, until the sale is completed,
all the stock of goods, wares and merchandise,
and the fixtures. OF which / am now In posses
sion as such assignee, towit: Hardware, piping
and plumbers materials; also all the unpaid
book accounts, chooses in action and evidences
OF Indebtedness in my possession as sueh as
signee. JOHN III. McGKAN, Assignee.
PETERSON h PENNEFArHEa Attorneys Tor AS
signee.
Dated at Seattle. King county. wash, this 18th
day OF August, ls9Q.
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WASHINGTON TEkkHo'
INVESTMENT CO. ;,

Offices ia Company's Buisdlnt
corner second and Cherry streelAs
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WANTED-A MAN WHO CAN COMMAND
w from 5000 TO 1900, educated in general
business propositions and can furnish good
references can secure an interest in business
that is not only profitable far above ordinary
but also pleasant Call at room 107, Arlington
2 TO p. IN. Take elevator.
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GEo A. REICH. NJ. D.. oCUrlze 7rz.5
~ and physician for diseases e ~ " y y
Once, room "a, Boston block. ll
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CEcURE A HOMESTEAD OR PRE-EMPTI0N
- near Seattle; superior agricultural and
timber lands, together with steady employment
upon public improvements now In progress.
For particulars call on wheeler & Wells, room
g. Roxwell building, corner Front and Columbia
streets.
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO LOAN
w money on real estate, long or short time;
reasonable rates. Lee Bowden, Colin an block,
Front street.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
A TTENTION-FoRE5TERS A. O. f. OF A.
"A wishing 20 form court send address to For
ester, care Observation-Disclosures.
ITRATERNITY LODGE, NO. So, l. O. o. F.,
IL meets Monday evening, at s O'Clock, in the
new hsll, Frye building, third floor, corner
Front and Marion streets. Sojourning brothers
and brothers of sister lodges cord ally invited to
attend. A. L Walters. n G. C. Curtis. See
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ocULIsTs AND AUzz,rn

DR. KIBBE-oCULIsT Ann arp,s~ a
L. physician for diseases Of O. sssss I.
moved TO Halter block. corner Co.,. h
Second streets, rooms 1 and s.
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IT II. MCNAMARA. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
lie Special attention given tn land cases
Room 81 Frye block. Seattle, Wash.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-02-12
(OFFlCIAL)
FINANCIAL STATEMENT,

Showing Receipts and Disburse-
ments Of Mower County, Minne-
sofa, From the First Monday in
January, 1889, to the First Mon
day in January, 1890.
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Likes and DI.llkes.

Afiinities and repulsions are quccl
things. Some times they allow analyst:
or explanation, but just as often the.
don't. Our likes and dislikes do no,
appear to be under our control any NOR,
than that very powerful emotional i'm
pulse toward - particular one which
called love. 1t may be said general
that where there is esteem there can
be any strong dislike, though there ma.
be no attraction. Yet, curiously enough
there may DO love without esteem.
Women have been known to love tn
most worthless characters, for whom
they could not possibly have any esteem
1t is an enigma, after all. The loss %
faith in one might seem to shattcr afrcc
ton in one, but it doesn't. Atrectio:
survives confidence. People are draw
together whose tastesanl pursuits widcl..
differ BY some strong trait which the,
hold in common, and persons of wonder
full identity of tastes and psychological
resemblances never contrivc heartily t.
like each other by a collision revolving
around some point Of radical moral diff
ference which makes all the point anu
kindred qualities so for nothing. .AnG
so the quecrcst marriages and the queer
est friendships are contracted on the ON.
hand. and the apparently strongest an
taSonisms kindlcd on the other hand
Pittsburg Chronic!c-Tcicgraph.
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Mortgage Sale.

nEFAuLF ha. been made In the condl
I/"f q certain mortgage executed and deiS
:: D Trcnhoimc, NOR gagee dated he .stis dsv
May. d. 1Sn9. and r. corded ~ q mortoavA
thu Office ct the :. gis er of deeds 81 fembina
NANNY sv n.ate o. no. n Dakota on the sls day Of
m"rtgag 9. ON page sss. on viii h III re- Is claim.
ed IL be due u! The date o. this noice the sum Of
three bundled twenty dollars ana fifty 9. nts
inrt tn ea y law or In cqu ty to reco,er tn. debt
secli ed BY said MOI tgage ar any part thereof
By the +. ason 4 such efult ana the non inst tn
scribed in "a mortgage has become and IL oper.
i've and under The power OF sale N raid mort.
gage con aimed. tie 10 d mnrtgayee elects " de.
1 rare and claims tina the whole sum secu ed by
said m rtgaae and now unpaid IL due and paya-
bic. f's
The sa d mortgagew duely assigned by an
int umen the. eoi. duly executed by the sid
holme, de ed the 18th day ii december, isss, and
recorded In h, office of The register Of deeds, on
the g h day o. December. 1859, ut $3.50 O'Clock
p m. N book a Of mortgages.
No,ice hereby g ven. that by virus of the
power Of sal contained n So d NOR. gage, and of
thu sta ute III such cas-. made and pro, fded, the
ses described IN and covered by said o. morn.
gage, whit h eale will b. mad, Q. The iron, door
Of tn. 'onI house in be ~ Of Pemb ma In the
county Of Pemb,naa and State Of North Dsk. "a, ut
public au. ton by the sh. riff Of said county or by
day Of February. 10 Q, oci Ok p. m. to satisfy
'he amount VIII h shall Than be due on raid
and expenses Of sule, and fifty d, liars attorneys
fees MS 1t pulated In and BY said mortgage in
Cas-. of foreclosure.
The premises descr bed in said mortgage and
so to be sold are the lo.. piece or parcel r land
tuated III the county Of Pcmb liza and Stat. OF
North Dakota, known and descr BID a. FOL ows
twentysix. 26) and the eouth.easi quarter (eea i
sect on twenty.seven. Gu all in / Wnship one
hundred and 9. xty.on (lGIlnorlh Of rang fifty.
three, (5S) west of the 9Th P. n. cont.inn9 three
hunnred aud TWEEN acres of land according 70
the U. 8. government survey hereof,
Lated at Ba hgate N. D. Dec 18th 1880,
j. ID. TREEHoLhE. MINNIE TRENHoLHE
Attorney for mortgage MortQreee.
22-28 Bathgate, N. d.
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Town meetings come off pretty
soon and it is time to look around
for suitable men to fill the Offices.
For your supervisors you want the
best business men in yonr town.
ship, aud you will know them by
observing how they run their own
affairs. Your township clerk is
the man who needs most qualifica.
tions. He should be we'll edpca.
ted, familiar with township law
and business, energetic, capable,
and level headed. A poor board
and good clerk is a better combina.
ton. than q good board and poor
clerk. The assessor is also very
important officer. For all these
Offices, the man whopays taxes and
pays them regularly, is apt to be
a pretty good Judge of the levyins
Of taxes and of the expenditure Of
the same when collected. Anyway
don't forget, that in the town
meetings and ensuing school dis.
trict meetings the individual vote,
fixes the greater part of his OWL
taxes.
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court Notes.


Court opened Monday with q large
attendance, not only were the usual
quota of interested litigants lawyers,
witnesses and jurors present, but a
very large number of persons beside
who sought this opportunity to make
Themselves full citizens, in order
that they might vote at the succeed.
ing election. Probably two or three
hundred people will avail themselves
of the opportunity. 1t is surprising
sometimes to see some of our Oldest
citizens waikipg up to the clerks
Office, who have been here 50 long that
they have almost forgotten when they
came. but still had neglected to put
the finishing touch Oh themselves as
American citizens.
Not only the clerks office but all
tie county offices were full of persons
who took the chance to pay taxes, look
up records. etc. We shook hands with
several hundreds of acquaintance and
mere roster Of their names would
Oil our columns.
Monday morning the calender WA
called over and cases set. The grand
jury was impanelled, and instructed
In their duties by the court in general.
but no special charge was given them.
The prisoners in confinement, eight in
number, were brought up in the court
Eoow for the purpose of challenging
any Of the grand jury for causes ex.
planned by the conrs. As they sat
there in 4 row, all young. healthy good
looking. the contrast in their positions
and that Of tho crowd about in the
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Literary Notice.

The scholars Of our public schools will
be interested in an offer made by The
Youths Companion in it's issue ol
January 0. Its purpose is TO stimulate
them in commendable competition and
at the same time increase their love fol
their country. The publishers of The
Companion offer to present fine large
bunting flag, 9x15 feet, with forty.twc
stars. to that public school il each one Of
the forty.two States, which shall send tc
them the best essay on "The Patriotic
Influence Of the American Flag When
Raised over Our Public School," These
essays will he received by the publishers
of The Companion until April !, 1890
The award of the flag will be made Of
near June l as possible, in order that the
successful school may float the iStart
sgd Stripes" over its building upon tic
Fourth of July, next.
This movement to interest the young
people Of the present generation in Sc.
curing a flag for tho school house. is one
that should be heartily commended and
encouraged. Why cannot one of our own
schools secure the companion flag fol-
the State?
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The county commissioners have
been busy during the week check.
ing up the auditors and treasurer's
accounts. And their daily proceed.
ings will read very much like this,
Cali present. Proceeded to check
upvouchers adjourned" The men.
tai minutes of the commissioners
will read. "Ratl,cr plough all day
than to check up vouchers. We
will publish full proceedings next
week.
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A Moment.

Ofyour time, reader, may perhaps be
probably devote to the following: Those
who takes an agency for Il reliable ell
terprising house, learn their business
and stick to it, "get on" i'll the world.
People who have any idea ofengaging in
a canvassing business will do well to
write George Stinson & Co., Portland,
Maine-the great art publishers.
They offer the most exceptional advan-
tages to those who are sufficient enter.
prising to be willing to make a push il,
order to better their condition. 1t costs
nothing to try. Women make success.
full canyassers, as we'll as men. Full par.
ticulars will he sent to those who add,esa
the drn; their full address is given above.
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oonsuupt,on oursa

An old physician. retired from prac.
tice, having had placed In his hands BY
an East India missionary the formula Of
simple vegetable remedy 70, the
speedy and permanent cure ofconsump
ton, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma aud oil
throat and lung affections, also posi-.
tive and radical cure for nervous debili.
" and nervous complaint, after having
tested it, wonderful curative power i'll
thousands Of cases, has felt II his duty to
make it known TO his suffering fellows
Actuated by this notivs and desire Ia
relieve human suffering, l will sand
free Of charge. 70 oil WHO desire IL, thi,
receipt, in German. French and English,
with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper.
24.eOw W. A. MOVES,
l49, Powers blk. Rochester, N. Y.
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The lottery bill spoken of in
these columns three weeks since,
has been introduced in the senate
and passed that body OH Wednes.
day by vote of % to S. 1t is
claimed that there is a certain ma.
jority in the house. The governor
will probably veto it, Petitions
from both sides are being actively
circulated, and the whole state is
in excitement over it. Grand
Forks and Fargo, each expect the
head Offices, and both favor it,
but only one can get the offices.
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sworn Statement.

RffsBuHsH N. D.. Jan. oh 100.
When found out that my brother was about
to give away hie property considered him ten .
POI arily insane. I went 10 Joseph Morrison and
Ioli him TO have nothing to do with 1t as Il was
open Tor contest and l would surely contest It.
He SAID thai the papers had been drawn mp and
That the horses were sold and Henri. had him
solid.
u,ld him to make Henry pay him for all Of his
trouble and expenees. and would do all that I
could To rec thai be- was paid.
cOnsidered II very strange that the horses
were soid 20 sson before they were paid for or
delivered, as Il wac cash Sale.
When came home l tnld my bn Their to DAY
Morris''n for his trouble and to get some one In
Drayton TO zee that II was right. He seemed to
be- will ng to do 20 on account Of the contest.
We both went to Morrison and lold him that
was sorry Tor him, that he was the man that was
hurt as Henry came and proposed to sell.
Henry then told Morrison that no was sorry
for the way he had used him. told him that 1
thought Henry was not right in his mind. He
said, You cant tell" told hun thatI would
swear that to the best OF my judgement that he
whs.
Then they took him to Drayton to have him
examined, before l had him examined.
Il Morrison had done as we proposed would
not have went out OF my mind and lost M
property.
GEORGE DouonEs1
Subscribed and sworn to before me thi
day OIL January 1890.
W.J. KNEEsuAw, Notary Put
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Pictures of Sand.

Parisians have lately bcen entertained
by a remarkable artist. who displays
wonderful skill in her peculiar form OF
painting. With plates Of various coloretl
sand before her, she takes the sand in
her right hand and causes it TO fall in
beautiful designs upon Il table. y buncll
of grapes is pictured will, violet sand, &
leaf with green sand, the stalk will.
brown sand. and relief and shadows b,
other sands: when the work is brushed
away q bouquet Of roses and other object
are represented with the same dcxteri,
and Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
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DEFAULT BY reason 81 non. payne,

1EfAULt Dy reason OF non payment having
three hundred aud syyen dollars and seventy ON.
Genus, SS15D which IL claimed to he due at the
date o. this notice upon certain mortgage dul,
and Frank G. Eyrick, mor!tgagors 10 Charles Cav
lIeer, mortgages, bearing date the I'D day of Jun.
1850, and duly recorded ae mortgage in the office
Of the register 81 deeds In and for the county OF
June. A. D. 1880. ut 5:15 O'Clock T. M, in book
81 mortgages, page 15S, and the SAID Charles Cav
ileerp mortgages, BY reason OF said default and
by virtue OF the power III said mortgage contain
cd. has declared, and does hereby declare lie
sum Of money thereby secured due and payable
and which there is claimed to be due the sum OF
making the full;sam and amount Of sso7 ri claim
ed 70 be duo at the date Of this notice, and no
action or proceedings at law or otherwise having
Sssn to recover the debt secured
Now, therefore, ootlce is hereby given, that by
virtue Of power Of sale contained In suid mort.
'9a Ss stue in such
forSclosed and the premises described in and
ee Ge ao By ::'a @ S:s Wiz f, sixteen
ter, lis} In tic town 81 Psmbins, Snow The city
ss % i sRss e S si .h @n lsgs
e, r s ., su9 b ST. @
eold at public suction, to the highest bidder for
cash. to pay said debt and interest, and the taxes
il any, .; : I'D premises, and ten dollars a,tor
49, saps.sss ana he
lowed by law; which ssie will 10 made by the
sheriff Of said county Of Pembina, State Of North
Dskots Or y be deputy q the door Of the
y and state on The 1blh day Of February, 1870
ct O'Clock In the afternoon, Of that day, sub
yet TO- redemption ct sny time within one year
Dated Jan. Ind, looQ
q. J. Ross, CHAalss CAvnEEa,
NM Attorney fos tosipees. Hortgsgse.