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Puo.r SOUND NATIONAL sAHx. q .

CORRKoHONDRNTD.
london, N. i. RoGhschih = eo1e
raris, Dc Rc:nsohlld Eferes.
Frankfurt A r.. Won eeiqe . O.
New York, agency Of Rank Of CaHl0fDA
Chicago. Commercial National Bank
Boston, Suffolk National Bank ~
San rrancisco. the Bank 81 Califoxnaa
Portland. the Fist Na1onai bank
y. Z: FEkkI.....-...-.... Vice RreeiAonn
- FORA Cashier
Rank located corner Cherry and Front streats
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osand sacks oats. so tons hay. lss
g sacks cabbages, 20 tons granite, Is
~ lumber. cars shingles, car
nth l6 cars merchandise. / car bar
~ our. : cars wheat. car cabbages, 1
~ q = cars potatoes. car cattle, car
neat cars butter, cars fruit, car
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rom beginning 1t any boar Of the day a.
]. 50 long - be puts in the required

nom beginning 1t any boar Of the dsy Or
time
statement Of each sIay's accom- plish-
1sus VII be required 20 - fled With Super
sisor jenkins. each member OF the force
paving been furnished with possals for that
purpose
superintendent Prosch was seen relative
70 the speed Of the work last evening. He
ssa6 everything was in such perfec. readi-
nsss Is 70 indicate the completion OF the
census in thefweiyc days time allowed. He
thinks Seattle viii show Is 900 population
~ the conclusion of the enumeration.
There viii be meeting Of the enusners-
tors IN the Chamber Of Commerce bgilding
tonight st O'Clock TO report progress Of
Work and for the Arrangement Of such
osnef matters - might be found necessary
MIS- NJ A. Hawthorne, the school clerk.
nov taking . census OF the school
cnidren Ia Seattle that the school fund Of
.ne CITY may Be apporsioned accordingly.
LAST year the result of the schoog census
showed 300 children in the city under the
sse OF twenty-one. That figure will very
PROBABLY be sSeiled much By the showing
. which Mrs. Hawthorne viii presently
Arrive
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STREET CAB coLLrsrox.
= Cedar street Electric Motor Crash
Into . Cable Dummy.

- sss Sske&t Electric Motor Crashes
Int . Cable Dummy.
serioHs collision occurred between 4
Front street cable dummy and a Cedar
street electric motor about 10 O'Clock last
night At the intersection of the two streets
named The cable train was on It's way
down town and the electric motor was
bound east. The motor turned from Front
street into Cedar when the cable car was
about tvo-thirds of . block away
from tho intersection OF the tracks Az the
cable road has the right-of-way at this
crossing Gripman Williams went right
ahead. The dummy just barely reached
the crossing when the electric motor came
crashing INTO 1t, tearing out the whole front
end OF the frame work and hitting the car
from thu track. Two passengers who were
sitting on that side Of the dummy barely
hsd time to jump and save themselves
dripman Williams aud Conductor Sykes al
80 escaped without injury.
The wreck was cleared away in less than
half an hour. and traffic on the cable road
was resumed. The electric motor was DAM
aeed but little. Those who saw the col
iision claim that the motor was running at
. high rate OF speed and that IL did not
stop ct ali before attempting to cut across
In front of the cable Car.
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THE COUNT COMMENCES.
ssameratcrs Begia raking the Census
Today.

Today the army of census enumerators
ssssn their work in this city, under Thomas
y. froseh. The twenty-six enumeratars
1e gong at their work with will. and the
Nnsas Is 10 be completed at the end OF two
,eeks. that being the time allotted. Mr..
asoseh has been appointed 10 the efsice of
'sse'ai commissioner. Louis Brandt having
sVaay been assigned 10 Mr. Prosch's
Face as enumerator in district No. 81.
aais dsstric, is north of Madison ana nerot
sseess. east of the section line between
Ssshships -. u. IS and ~, west al Lake
Washington.
ine entire equipments for the enumera-
20 arrived Saturday night last ard the
saaa o. inqulrers hegia work this morning
tall dress. There are thirty regular
sssstoas 10 be asked OF each iRsiivisual;
80 IN cases OF persons who have served a.
= veterans on land and sea. there are
s'sn more queries than this. Zach COM
s.as'ee Is expected 10 do ten hours work
i-Ay, but there are no stated hours of la
w. aad nothing TO prevent an enumeration
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rxx~vs.s ta~rxfrr ~ wAaMHsToA}
~ gl-s,.r al a ART og ssadfioui expooe -
me sssrsesss' isssssd from the stssrin econ ~
the rn..ei esAtes, tos The nortsse9 esv.*e1 esr
f-e wn,Ts sseraasuy, lis<i,A1t ~. ae1m8
Klfkisrsf, hsr tackle. sppsrri sno
asfenGsnA So. .<~..-~~
go. y, 49, = ss<r~ sppxrei ara furniture u
sll. 1seass 90 6eeEas dsx<d Gaa<tios
Wzs,iarfon. xsy q. i.s0 rfoeosrssa = -,
coarf- I hersbT give pubiis noace $50 e -
$50 $50 !. ~ rs,s wx4s ssds a. LAks Xan1
$50, sren ssry ~ s<suie, viii ssll The 49,
sI-sTasr xirkisns. her taekse. $780, aaa ia5~s
=. - ~ ss,r ! ~ 80 THOMAS = BROWN
- sAe sAe " q. Aacnknh
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oST-sETTgR, WHITE. LEMON SPOTTED:
j 4 eoiiar lie Bse No. ~ answers 80 the name
Of Gar or Deg FtnceE Will Be literally r.
wa-ied BY retaining 80 tire foofle Dog resfau-
ard
4 0sT.t-LADYzs SMALL GOLD WATCH.
l. Muuneram. r Is. FtE1ar viii be well re-
wsrded. Leave a. g. Rossos block
o-T-AL1lGAGoa r0cSETBooK CON
i 4 faiainx s.n two so notes s3d about . doiiAr
in small change, 3eeBt paeees. ol1sasAisped
5eTu- piece. Eagiish Leent piece. Writing
cards. certificate OF purchase os lots Ia -oE;o
SEATTLE. IN narne % K4ss A Mclaughlin. south-
e-n addition. and eefaheafe OF pnrshnse of
lots / ! ussne OF y r MeLsuehiin. FEu3sf VIII
be paid SIC on returning 20 Ars J. 7. Acs2sga-
In esrr.sr Thomas AID f0Eisr-
n o~T-A RID MOROCCO POCKET BOOK.
/ eonfasnfax Aosns ST. flexse return 10
SsBssse sTsas. aoSza ]. I1nrola Hcrssf. aaf re
er5w@ rewsra.
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NgAgTNE ENGINEERING - CAPTAIN B.
VI wifb~r, for.a~rsy os lie q d Sssy. and
ahsef EEgtAsez l. ". EEsery are prepared 70
give fall sEssraFtsc1s m gzvsEattcr. marine sr-
xsu~e-fnS marine srrhtfersufe aEst Eecaanttsl
ersfEfng. Conner Washington street snd k21A-
rod sveras, seattle. Wasn.
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sPfarTUsLTsM.

A RRivED--MkS. ok. A. DxhOnE, or ssEw
IA York, the worid-renowuc1 aud highly
celebrated business sn5 tsst trance medium.
She - the only natufs born trance medium in
tire world. IL q seventh daughter. barn asth q
double veil ard wonderful pr lphetic gift Of
second sight; this she viii prove; every hidden
mysery revealed. tells your entire life. past
present and future. Ia a dead trance; sIyes your
name in fnil, also yoar future husbsrd of wife.
with age and date Of faarrisrr. In business
losses. lawsuits. marriages. divorces. deaths.
uniting tae separated. removing evil infiu-
ences. rrsori Dg iost lore. she has no equal.
Mrs DeHnwe wishes IL distinctly uuderst 5od
that she advettiscs nothing bat whas she can
do. and would not be .lsssei with tie many
cheap prefaGders found ia every city All who
arc In sickness Ia troubles all who's i0nd
hopes have been blasted. and al who have been
decesved and disappointed through thu ia SO
predictions OF others. before giving up ia despair
are invited to cali and he convinced ~ the true
statements ot the above without delay. Ten
thousand dollar Challenge 20 any medium who
can excel bier in Der startling revelations Of the
past. present and future events OF persons
lives. Pariors. II and -. Mallory house. Tnlri
and James streefs
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ESTATE SALES.
nctions for the Year Foot
ID S9,722,O33.58.
OF THE PAST WEEK.
.sred and seseaty-Five rrsns-
YIIed Aggregate 17ss.fsl-
esturda,'s Transfers.

ulate transactions from January I.
s - are 50. ~. o3s.5s.
1n1t week was very good one, sales
I1lvs and for large average consider
The record OF the week By days Is
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SOCIETY NOTICES


~, T,fr MINERS or THg SEATTLE BAR
1 Association
ra.sSsssg Of abe association VIII ~ aeae a.
a., r,arx~a.srs a Judge HINES os Ao1eay,
Iaas = A. 80 p -. saE tAe eaexS,Ua OF e&crfs
49, s-sns x,ssssxs IL general business.
I,s,ire Hartford all - present TO consrss ~tih
ira ,n.-ns.srx a. ~ the rules sad exseftcs ese-s
ia tAe Cnstet Ssatss n:sfrses cSurt saA1 AssTa'
ezEee 10 requested
2..x .xr,srx EresS1eEI
Secretary.
ssArTLx. MAY 81. isea.
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D4scIso IcADswr.

nCKES CTTY DANCING ACADEMY CHS
~ hogE's hall els yront street. Opsu al
sIsan~s. Glass scr s6ults. Nondxy snsi Thurs-
oay syensngs For ladies' and children, sstsr-
day afsarnooa. Private Lessons. waits Z sse-
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ABsTRacToRx

DooTH 4 HAsFUaD Af@TaAcT CO uNC.
ID Rooms Sss AMI 90. seattle hlack.
nsBoEsE. TRENFEg 4 co. ABsfRAcT0Rs
~ OF lard Titles. ro-sEzs q 10. n ass4 L. Boyd
block. seattle, II ASa-
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AssArKRs AVID CHEMISTS

DRYAsZs ASSAY OFFICE. SEATTLE
ID Pharmacy Hat drxs store. SO Third srssc
c. u. Bfyank
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slessrA John c. and Edward Coleman, Of
Grass Valley, Cal. are registered 81 the Rainier
These gentlemen are the chief stockholders in
the celebrated Idaho mine near Grass Valley.
than which few gold mines in this country have
for - long time and 50 continuously been
dividend payers. They are also the principal
owners Of the Rising sun mine at colfax. the
Morning Star near Iowa Hin. and other yalr-
able and productive mining properties. in tact.
since early In ''the nfsses' they have been ex-
ceptioually successful In mining enterprises, in
which field they ere recognized throughout
California - very high authoriries- II IL hoped
that these gentlemen VIII. while in this state.
take time 70 investigate its mining capabilities
ana Inducements which. IL IL believed. would
be mutually advantageous to them and the
state These gentlemen also are or were. chief
stockholders IN the narrow gauge railroad from,
colfsx "a Nevada City. OF which Mr.. John G.
Coleman was for many years the President
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I~orNp-rs0sD WATCH AND CHAIN OK
YesA4r sxeane eegweea Twelfth and 1zr-
.eesss ssreeSs 0wrer cal On 2. j. scacaesd,
SIS. Third street
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NAY EIIf0Tr -- S4EsUef1AFHgg AND
w typessstss; siepcgTspnlc work 81 ali kinds
executed ROOFS s agsj 7. Kern beck
BENNINGTON TfrEHkITEg HEAIs2BAE-
taters; machines and supplies. 81 3rihaId saf
typrvrttnz ofnfe<, cenoyysphers ageucy.
machines rensekt Rooa 5sz. reatsis Dsock
forne- rnir1 ard Cherry streets
w ASHESST0S TYPEWRITER HEAD
w suxrterf-stsuosrap1srt FURNISHED. short
hand and sypswri.ins wozx execa.sd. TIVE
writers rented EoxseH block. cosarn 6lA
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ART.

j csived, Meng's Dresden yastcis. r. wilzinskf.
artists materials, i,1E Front street. near Uni-
yerxiiy.
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W 24skY -
Men 10 take contract Of siashlng 80 = -
Ter railroad men. t2a pr day; - "A
Tea rr.ssrs :oi 's city ~ors apss ~ s's
Tea men 10 slash near he sisy. sa1 - -
Three farm hands. s3s month
Mood choppers. ~ = cord
Female help, S1D 70 20 pr nono
FOB 8ALW-
Halt interest in an established se1ane9 =
your million fest timber ana cnf1l -.
Cheap house, large snoaeh ~ - ~
~ Esshs.room house on Unisn stses1 49,
furniture for sale, ia
Tenfs, all sizes
Two cigar stores on Front efreex
Meat ana provision markee VIA
Haifinsersas IN msnuincsukns
iitcnsn and disinx-roon WITH e1914
sas rsse-s with lease Of one and oue-na9 -
=. ssfs.,s- ra,rth rent: also hGueo Of 1Ye epoN4
IL wanted. soY $50 for both o. 80 - 49, 49,
se-sere reiinqussnnent as Hoodb eenes 49,
fourth. mile from water. ano = -
ia usss in snss-ssi In boarding and lo6st9gnM44
trsnsr rooms doing nfxfcseeo 1911
CIssssd building io0 near coete H.
a scrss. eli lo<fed ogt, q 0Fssa AA1ss
=. AGE number OF central aats - neqe1
with furniture ior sale.
Houses Hei rooms rs ana ones In shs - - :
city.
GEO. W. CRANE,
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BIDS
Kirkland viii be received up to Saturday. June
It'll, a. the office Of Crawford Il Harmon, corner
Third and Yeslcr avenue
NoTIcE-sEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE
IN received by the undersigned. clerk OF the
town Of Ballard. on or before Tuesday. june 3.
ls90. at O'Clock p m, for furnishing the town
with two tmore or lessl Worthington pumps,
1ox6xia brnsa lined. The right is reserved 10
reject any ana all bids offered. Chas. Haddeid
Town Clerk.
NOTICE TO CoSTRAcToRs-A LARGE
~ tract OF land TO b. cleared immediately
Resyonsi BILE contractors viii please cali at Madi-
son street power house for Information on Tues
day. June srd. At ? .. m. A. 7. Miticn.
DRoposAIs FOR cLEARISG-BIDs FOR
i clearing. level with the ground. the south
half "a OF northwest quarter q, Of section i've
OF range number Eve t5l east Of the Willamette
Meridian: same being In or adjacent. 70 the
Town OF Kirkland, and comprising eighty so,
dersigned At the once of the Washington Terri
tory Investment Company cherry street. in the
city OF Seattle. or through the posiofiee ad-
Wednesday, 4th June, 1890. ~ .. 10. All b. IS
must he accompanied By the posiofhce address
OF the bidder and must rame cash price per
acre for the work called for. work TO be com
menced III once and date for commencement
and completion of came named in each hid The
right 10 reieet sxy or ali bids is reserved.
a.
NoTicE-PRoPosAls WILL. BE RECEIVED
IN by the uEdersiene clerk OF the town Of
Ballard on or before tuesday, Jane 3. $50. ate
O'Clock p. m, for furnishing the town with the
following supplies: 3 500 feet more or less. OF
e-i Gu pipe; coo feet. more or less, Of 5inch
pipe, guaranteed to stand q test of so pounds
Per square inch. also ties aud elbows fur the
same. The right 10 reserved TO reject any aud
all bids offered Chsa Haaisld. Town Clerk
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS: OFFICE or
~ chief engineer, Port Townsend southern
Railroad, Seattle. Wash. Msy 2hh. iss0 The
undersignsd viii bc prer AIRED 20 let contracts ON
the Port Townsend Foufbern Ksiisosd as fol-
lows: For the clearing. gfubblng. grading aud
bridging. seven miles andboa bali, from Lake
Hooker. D poiut about twenty miles south Of
Port Townsend. 10 deep water on Hoods canal
Bids 10 he in this once June 1st 1890 Two
mile extensioa north from Olympia to deep
water. principally ues;le work. BY June list
Forty nniles o! clearing. srut5iug. grading and
bridging from deep water II olym pss 10 Union
City on Hoed q canal, June issh- Forty miles OF
clearing, grabbing. grading ard bridging ora
vesz bank of Hccd's canal firm Union City
roY;h, JnIy LIST Prohicx and mats can be seen
nj this Office ten days b@s the various con
tracts VIII he let r. A. Hi /ehief engineer and
superintendent of corssFuf ton
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GEORGE F. MEACHAM
617 Third Street.


Pound. For sale. Fer Rent. snd s,sn.tion s.
Wanted will be inserted AZ The rate of D ceuts :
sosd Tor the nrst insertion: cent word for
esen Subsequent inseruon Payment always In
advance.
rrII.asrrx. III, na1s..,s- - :. sIs .
=, fs,...xe. ...s.ss~ - III, 49, - -
-, 80 M. 49,. 'Ass'Ae"s' WIN 70 ieeeaseo
up 70 tn1 hour.
Advertisements win BE- received 1t branch
Offices OF the Posr-ISrELLisgScER n:
Iscoms ...... .-..-.-.,..c L. Fowler sgent
fois 1oWnssho... hanaiey q Kelley.
The following letters await advertisers at this
$50
A. lExpresx Owner
As: C P&L
r. ~ "a rr
Boader. III. HID. n d.
e n a.
rash f.w.,sV ~
D. Mr. Hand. wHp.
Excnsnse. Wis. " Nelson N z
n.y..
--.--.-------.--
"ASIED-GlRLT TO SEW MATTRESS TICKS
W si "est and seneca streets.
MATTRESSES WANTED - TWO SMART
w girls ~ MATTRESSES for irssclass restaurant:
those having some experience preferred; AIN
London Tea store sos West street. 'o'1s
------.------
WANTED-GlRL TO COOK AND DO GEN
at room 80 RainIer hotel between ana 3. M M.
this week.
vxyANrEp-A COOP GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework IN a I -miiy OF two: good wages
Cal At corner Main aud Rainier streets. j. H.
.N.as .le'.'' ---------
WANTED-GinL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WANIED.foUNG GIRL TO ASSIST AT
baby. Gail Al Mn: Wolfe, Marion street, be
tween -evenIn Aha E'shth.
vv-AyTrn rgpsrry. ss pYrrroN ucrr
" maker Tor custom shirts; good pay. Dill
i"e N BAKER, %, es suu ~, ehtoh oiock
v-ASTpn-c,pr Fop crSre.T uorSr
w vork, a2o second st,eet
.S,rn n.p, rng cy~-yp., uo,--.
w 49, a. ~ -, ~ "a i,u.sE
ess,s.er Ma Wycsosy : s.ss Ssr,,S :. -, - Ho
,-,NTrr-.s, p,vr-IrI rop crSvp.1
w Snr.a,.Txh. 49, 81. "" "A nal
'-- no'.-e " " : !" a-.s.s. eoeA -
WANIkD-GiRL TO COOK WASH AND
livs. 49, q Apply rover "fose
suisers, sesoaa anu siaaison.
vxrAxTvn : TrAcgRRs roR sryuFp
w schools; Apply today between and 8.
hoom -. sanGefson osock.
x-t~rrn coon r.pcr r,.r. w.,r
~ 80 rs,s :, 80. =, p,S..as, las
Third street.
x-.~rvY, yorxn f.Ypr ro No r,.tyr
" houss~ork. oiV spring street.
r-,xrvp .ss,on ~onv No v,Su,yc
W saais - NJ uawarJ 49,. - 49,
ana JeFsfson-
x.xrrn N MONEY!. coon Were
~ Mrs huonafas employment agency. 81
.Ilxe sLrett.
bELf ~AAxEf}-@hALE
YNANFkn - ENPkEIESCkD LADY OR
w gentlemen agents; good pay. CAL l,2l6
NANikn-IHpkDtGh. ACTIVE. EAFERI-
w eacea solic tors for ssmily tea trade: good
enumeration aud opportunity fos competency.
K Aeilor, 4iS Frontstreet
= -
"ANItb-A hEliA tLE YOUNG NAN FOX
motion. Address {. y y. foss-ir'eliisencer
-
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The Union Paeincts the uniy trsnscontinental
line running free reclining chair cars and Pull
man tourist sleeping cars from the Pacific coast
10 tho kast A. G. Martin, cry ticket agent TO
eccopd street. Boston block. o. y. BriggA agent
citv dock
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CRISP SNAPS
kirkland I.as. and do. oaa 80 = e n .1..
and coy terms OF paymenI
Yesler Avenue :: -; -; /: : s; :: s:
fsess 90 Yezter avenns
S700-Iwo lots IN Jaeksou street addition
WeVV 80 q ne cattle. terms, $40 cash,
80 IN seven fnontnx
S0Sn-Lot Ga Kisbcurn avenue in Denny
gJsyU nssSs Ga very essy terms
81 IN prs scisos ioss on TIE ridge near
$1,000, 3 fs .as :'. ssa . sss . sss:s
f... city and sound: corner LOT. 6oxI5o
RIM For 4e.ioe foot lot on MADISON
90 0(n-xsssiy improved home in Union
cheap. - Nv 'ss'' 'A'' : '''-s ~
e10n-Fine loo 81 Ron can be bought on
gfUU monthly saymsnts
q E00-rive acre tract in somesvfIle near
,OUU the rsiiroaa-
800 to $500 ss. =: !: . s:3,.:s
Heights, sid only two block. frorn the nnwer
nolss on Asdsoa street: one-hah cash. balance
2n S0n-The southeast corner Ninth and
@O,OUU Madison streets. soxi2o feet The
most valuable building lot in the
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eL<g.rorSycE


NfME. LAvEE EuTED cLAIRyoYAxT
vi trance medium consult hsr an al cub
iecis. tells past present aod fniu e. satisfaction
guaranteed OF 30 pay slmoneln hons.. $40
Third street. pasiers IL sud "a
MRS NELSON. THE GREAT sEgREss,
AyA tells rssf. present. sbt fni9res essusgifA.
ton on all AFFAIR." ladies' 81 gentlemen - rs
Cherry street. eurae- Tiiri ssrst rnaan s
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s2SCENT LADIES' CLOTHA
ThiFty-aix inches wide. new shades Just re-
ceived- Chester Cieary.
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4 SPECIAL. MEETING OF BUILDERS Ex-
II change VIII &c held ID reon - Cnion
k.oeK Front STREET. on Aass1ay sseasnss ID inst.
AZ o'c@ucx p n. snEsp. NeEb@rs SIRE earnestly
requested q afsead Business trnpcr sant BE-
order. Jnhn seryxtn. Secretary.
Sx&T1Lx Sasa Mar, Ise4
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x017cz 10 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs-sesled bids
IN for clearing thirty-seven aires II land at
7rh. a. the ONCE Of Crawford 4 Harmon. corner
Third aud Yeslcr avenue
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-29
ADvIuR TO hOrHKks.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teethf Ii so.
send at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
WinsIow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. Its value is incaiculsble. II
will relieve the poor little sufferer imme'
diately. Depend upon it mothers. there
is no mistake about It. II cnres dysen'
terry, diarrhoea. regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie. softens thu
gums, reduces Inflammation and give
tone and energy to the whole system
Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup TO
Children Teething is pleasant to tn
taste, and is the prescription OF one Q
| the Oldest and best female nurses an
physicians in the United States. and
| for sale BY all druggists throughout th
world. Price 25 cents bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-29
why Eggs spoil.

In reply to the quer.', Why do eggs
spoil?' American Cultivator says:
whenever fertil zed egg is raised
to temperature of 90 degs. the hatch
ing process begins, AMI when tempera-
ture falls much below this point the
nrocess ceases Thee conditions are
found in the warm days and cool nights
of summer. During he long, hot day
the Matching process is at work; during
the short. cool night it ceases. After
three or four alterna tons OF this kind
the embryo chick dies and the rottlng
process begins. Now it is evident that
il the eggs were not fe rtilized the hatch
ing would not begin. Neither would
the rotting. and hence there would be
an absence of rotten ggs. The remedy
therefore is to prevent fertilization oil
the eggs, and this can be done by the de
struction of roosters. Every rooster moi
intended especially fer breeding should
be killed or sold to the huckster as sooI
as big enough to eat. Not over one gooe
rooster should be kept on any farm, anc
that one cooped and IN tied with not to ex
| ceed ten hens, and the eggs from thos'
hens should be kept o. sold expressly fo
| Matching. The Other hens should b.
kept especially for { ggs for market o
1 table use, and nor roc ster should eve ID
| allowed among them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-29
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No Gambling or Catch-Penny Bats!

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-29
Avomau'. Discovery.

"Anotber wonderful discovery has
been made, and that, too by a lady in
this country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years she
withsteod its severests tests, but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months she
coughed necessarily and could not sleep.
She bought of us bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption and was
so much relieved on taking the first dose
that she slept all night, and with one
bottle has been miraculouslv cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lniz Thus wri,e
W. G. Hamrick s. Co.. of Shelby. N. G
Get free bottle at Hariz & Bahnsen':
drug STORE