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CRAry AND PsODCcE xIRGEI&
FEATURES % NEW YORK DEAL,SGS

FEATURES % NEW YORK DHALiSGS
The wheat bon % tuesday sid bsek ye~teraay. 10
spite of tr efforts Il the Hutchinson e-msnt b. 49,
tain the advance. 4 madest d-tsaBd fs espsrt fas-
nishrd some support. cables stranger. as1 bsu
news vas tsirgraphed from Minneapolis. There 60
IN advance af ss3< al time. lot ,ic iesdv
seiing 10 rvanse caused late sIamp TIE sp@snsnys
dealings rcaekcd A.SD.GD bs ,hsI. Brsdstseets ~
ported IN ns Of n~aTly :..D,OD hashcs ~ ~
stoeks cost d the Roxy NoaItsins. and tais hep-a "
dampen the Ardor e bayvr>. l~eemlsf el.Ms =
~ ~ -. hn Ia ~ os "a hot scvsrsrd 81 ., 90 ..
only 10 fall later ~ 81 D. t-sft o-fit NAY
cedcd from 81 ~ to ~ n -, r-s ~ " " "IS,
bat eroAe 70 o. II % Ths scterai bss h'-rss ~Ss
spot What vss nm -~.teA and cra~A weak. snip
p~rS took -s.oDO bnsh-as, s,saib- foisn nn sRe
~ No I and 10 Northsrn .prins ~h~ai s~sensS
bought +oSo bushels ~ arrive. and mii'~r ss's
- 90 busheis
corn 30. sross. 1t sdvsno-> ~ :ss. oess q
noA-rsie The b-sA IN ~h..i .,iIIai.,ea -rlrns, 80
that price. st'ss only .hsi~ high~r tt tee "poas
and anil anF-a ts g,s~'>. ,s-h ""rn .s~ : - -
to,s -09s, eoshsiS
rat. srr- is~is --u' higher eAriy hui ,ra~a Il
= trivial e0nrrs>soa th'h ioss s.'an'~t l@9f cent
Lard ~.. dull. and craon. ve,- . 's.is hser .
the nd rhrr~ "a 80 'rrains - ov'r-
rss sn.l st.'s =, -, -'." .-s ., o. n,e.p.
s~r 81 % "a, January 81 -" = H,V 81, >.
Csrn-o.tobsf joa-. November - -. 10 smhrr
,a,.LH~,atcr a. -. Soy-mb~r a.. p.ssmo~r -.
Iara-rss.,,~r ~ ~ Nos~nb-r -, -. ps'eaber
o. ~, January % .: February ~'pi ,.
The r.r.p,s - sr,in and sour AZ >rs Nsvs. rh1is,
aeph,a Ratlmorr and h-,oa rvp'~,".i ye-'.id,y ~e'
a. tpows Wheat 1922 baphri' ora TO-
ba-Ssi. a,ur. ti-.:' pasAas~< 81 thhse. ~
wankr. and >t. L"a. N" ssri'a a"r. w~s, a :,
si- basb-is corn. D-. "a 'a-"i' .-. ., -
su.h@I.. total grain. 1ea".i bs'h'i' a"ns :" '''
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GILL AND TILE pAy.AMERIcAx SUGGESTIONS.

Washington. oct 20.-rhe Department of state has
received dispatch from Patrick Esan tinted states
Minister ~ Chill, a, follows:
have the honor TO inform you that IN the course OF
an interview which have had with the President ut
the Republic His Excelcncy eApres'ed thc most
cordial approval Of the several propositions which
en,an from the International American Conference
on he subjects Of banking. uniform customs. customs
regulations International bureau for dissemination
OF information concerning the American republics.
uniform weights and measures uniform sanitary rcgula
tios an nterna Ona railway. and especially OF tho
prp posed option Of silver coin for circula
ton in all OF the American republics. This latter pro-
The American standard Of values. In cOntradisncflon
To gold the European standard. do more than any
other movement TO extend and consolidate the III
suence OF the United States and increase her com,
nacrce with the republics OF South America
The President particularly requests that wOuld
convey his views upon this subject 10 my Government
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TO RECOVER LAND FROM THE BURLINGTON

Washington. oct. 29.-The Commissioner Of the Gen
era Land Office has made demand upon the Chicago.
burlington Quincy Railroad Company. successor 10
tho burlington and Missouri River Railroad Company.
In the matter Of the adjustment Of the grant msfe by
the act OF July . 1854, for the rcconveysnce TO the
Government OF oOi.IOl ares Of land alleged to have
been paiented to the burlington and Missouri River
Eallroad Company In eAre's OF the quantity granted
by the act referred 10.
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WORK OF THE CRICKET LEAGUE.

The Metropolitan District Cricket Leagues annual
meeting takes place next week. 1t has been decided
10 present the pcnnant to the Manhattans and dis
tribute the other prizes at entertainment to be gwen
the first week in December. E. A. Smith, New-io
C. c.: W. o. Wilkinson. Ncw-Jerscy A. C., ana L. L.
Foghin Cosmopolitan c. C.. were appointed commit
tee tn see after the entertainment, and they Will pre-
cent report to the next meeting.
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20 yssds De ssns I'D 0rsenbsum arss IN 80 sss
ends; Morse end ReistAsi second ss.s1ms high kick
"hinv arss iess 10 inches pois vsuit Bssisp frst
IL - seconds; 22o.ysn dash Gould nrst In u ,5
enes Hyas second standing broad Jump, Shepherd Arst
Ices 10 insAes running brood lump. Hubert nrss 10
fees nehes Sooyasd dash, Hyde afss 10 ~ seconds
running high kick, Mercer. feet inches Several
eonsesA were postponed sccount Of darkness md tho
condition Il tho grounds. There wefe gold End silver
meals given for each contest.
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DECISIONS on cr'SroNs orESrroxs.

Washington. oct. The Treasury department has
decided that certain wedding g,rs which n-ea
abroad aboGc two months prior to their importation
are not exempt from duty a. household effects. such
ti,s being entitled ~ free entry u.der the Lao only
when Tiny have been used abroad for longer.
Assistant secretary spsnldlne has nformsf the Col
l-,or 81 At Detroit that SHETLAND ponies IN
ported for breeding purposes are enhtied IN i-- entry
only upon production VI proUf that they of pure
and recognized breed ana duly r-.tster-d In the
book Of record established for that bred.
Assistant secretary ,pauldng ha> Informed . firm
of Philadelphia importer that imported bottl~s u-a IN
botlng frrmcnted liquors made IN the United ssstes
wholly from domestic grain and hops ar not entities
~ drawback Or the expectation Of such nauU.
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Washington. oct. 20.-AltH'ugh II has not yet been
nostlyely settled IL Is likely that the President
will make journey % Indiana TO vote there on
election DAY. He has cleared up the Important bust
ne.s on his desk. and unless something Unforeseen
should come up he will make the trip " u" DECIDES
~ 20 he will leave Washington for Indianapolis on sun
d,v night or Monday morning. ~ soon ~ lie Dc
u',. Z, h.s ballot he " II return 70 Washington.
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ties in the State are IN the arid belt. One OF the
principal industries and Of revenue OF Idaho Is
stockrasins stock Of all kinds Is being improved BY
importation Of weli.brcd animals. and satisfactory
prices have been obtained this season for horses bosf
cattle The report says that there ms oeen
for several years satisfactory increase In the pro-
ducton Of mines the output Of last year being nearly
double that Of any former season. As 10 the Nor
MONS tbs Governor says that TO ell APPEARANCES they
have resolved TO abandon bigAmy and polygamy. me
total Indebtedness of the state Of Idaho on h-
tober /, i30O was s230 ag1. Idaho Vas admitted
Into the Union rs o State early In J1ly
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REPORT OF THE GOVERNOR OF IDAHO.
WASHINGTON oct. o9.-teOrge L. ShOup, the Cover
nor OF Idaho in his annual report Of the affairs OF the
Territory for the last fiscal year estimates the value
OF the taxable property Of the Territory at 300
About three ffths Of the agricultural lands OF Idaho
the Governor arid. and to be productive they
mrst Ia irrigated Thirteen out OF the eighteen coun
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A VICTORY FOR TIE GILLIAN CONGRESS.

A VICTORY FOR THE GILLIAN COSGRt~S'
Washington Oct. .9.-word has been receives hero
from santiago announcing the adjournment OF tho
Congress Of Chill, which has Just closed the most re-
markAbIc and important legislative session In the
history Of the country. There his been . long snd
determined struggle between the executive and iegs
atve branches Of the Government which brought the
republic 10 the verge Of revolution. but has happily
ended In bloodess victory for the legislative branch
The correspondent who sends this information says. In
part Th- differences between the Executive and thu
Congress led to the passage Of the Electoral law.
and II Will probably eliminate In the passage Of new
municipal Law. Tho former will secure ~ the propis
q larger share Of electoral freedom than they have
hitherto enjoyed. and 1t will render possible the eee-
ton OF Congress and President roseotins. II not
entirely ~ all events nearly the will 81 the nation
The latter viii confer up,n TIM p~oplr . measure 10
Scf government to which they have hitherto br-n p~r
feet strangers. and 81 which u i p'~-Ibe largo pr
portion Of them will have but imperfect dea until
the new Law " put m notion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

Both the method and results when Sup Q.
Figs Is taken; it Is pleasant and refess n nS
y the taste, and acts gently yet promry ~. Ss
the Kidneys, LIVER and Bowels, cleandgs scS Ses
and fevers and cures habitua CONSTIPATION;
Syrup of Figs is the only repedy OF Is kino
ever produced. pleasing to the taste na &c,
cePtable to the stomach, prompt in It's n aee
only from the most healthy and Agreeable SUP;
stances, its many excelent qualities commend
it to all and have made it the most ppuiaf
remedy known.
boes By 81 =. sd Is i0 s sai 0 %ny Stable
druggist who may not have 1t on ham WIN
procure it promptly for any one who wines 10
try 1t. Do not accept any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 90,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW.YORk- l.
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PENSION DECISION REVERSED.

Washington, Oct 98.-Assstant Secretary BuSSey to
day overrued the adverse decision OF the Pension
Bureau in the case OF Lafayette F. Heck. formerly
soldier in Company q, lst Tennessee Cavalry. In
December 1863. the soldier. then suffering from
hernia contracted some months previously. Obtained
furlough and returned his home In Hancock County
Tenn. After he had been at homo about three DAYS
he was captured by squad OF Rebel cavalry ana
taken to Russevllle, where he was confined IN the
old Hartman tavern. on the night OF January he
escaped The Rebels had taken his boots, giving him
in place OF them a pair Of half worn shoes When he
escaped he had these shoes IN his hand, walking !E
his stocking feet to avoid noise lie was out TWO
DAYS and nights. travelling at night and hiding by
day. He had nothing to eat, and was In no house
during the time until he reached the house OF Mrs.
Davis He had worn q shoe and stocking on MS
left foot, but had only stocking on his right foot
having lost the other shoe The ground was frozen
and covered with snow. He CROSSED the liolston
River while the ice running In the river. which
was waist deep In places. He remained at the Davis
house two days The left foot was sore. ana the
right bruised and badly swollen. lie walked from
Mrs. Davis's house to his homo. about eight miles
distant He remained at home about ten days. and
then Joined his command. His right foot was badly
swollen and later 1t was amputated to save
his disability arose. The claim rejected By tho
Pension Bureau the ground that the injury was not
shown to have been received In line OF duty. Tho
soldier Is at present . penslOner at "a per month
for hernia. &c ncra Bussey. after All examination OF
the evidence In the case, allows the claim.
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domestic 6..uations Uantro
Females.

Females.
r AUNDRrSs.-B nr,t-cli-s larndr"s@,
SON family washing. ,aa o! i:I'">s
Mrs. BRADY. SEQ IVES; 3l>'.>t., 80 h""t.
ATNnEE>S. BY a hr~t-rl1>, Tau. G,-ss
L. or rnoI IN -ual ian!iy good r'.cr.
cace. Adde'S j. ". IT,, 80 W.T. ilst'-t
tATNDETSs. Wy nca: Gerwan
Il Protestant. Grst-Clas- wiling u assist
in chaa.OcrwCrk best Of r'tcIencce no OF
l,., ton u country. tall a. MIS-. III RCk y.
ily East l2tE--t, between 80 and 4th a.es
NIME. JACQ IN. co c'h.a,e., betw" n
Nl Jj;h a;I 1;,h s., recon mend At prs
mi crs5-cla,, Tgrn-h cox. Swedish wa';-
?, ..n, elan bern aids, t''rman nur>'-,
Frnrh. I,er.ar I'D S.na.d-. nur-ts. Ill
wrll recon u.endci; Engl.sI. =. |a'e'-
"nachmca.
NURoE.-By an exp rienr-d Eng in Prot
~ estant; amstrcS,; r':crtnces- 80
East 47th-st
NCRSE.-By a Protestant. for children
obedicnt patient and trustv New-lork RI
renee. Address ALICE ROE. Eat Orange.
y. J. -
N-TI;>E or COMrANION.-By a strong.
~ healthy young nan. Address HEALTH.
Tribune ONCE.
NURSE or Light HOUsEwORK Fly
~ Young Srotch. Protestant girl for
uli.n sew. And E.ending. With Mis-
TYLER. 1888 0th-av".
NCRsE.-By a r'sprctabl. young woman
" a. chidr n'@ muse; competent 10 taAe
~ ~ VI baby from its birth h'-' rftr'
enlc given. Address NURSE 400 od-a'e.
MUSE -sy c.p ricn "a German girl for
" MAN or crown rh ld-"r Will Assist
nith n;lerw TX r sowing ity cf,rehecs' :
III 6lS Gth-dtr -
~, ~ "A Protestant woman: can
" take entire charge of infant can sew
nd &, gon,rallv useful call Mrs HALLS
80 G,h-ave.. near llth.st. -
NCEsE TO baby ~ growing children as-
~ slst with ch1mb"rwofk city or eonn,
ny: good refer ncrS from last place. lio
West 5od-st., Mcouad > bell ; no cards.
NC RsI..-Dy young, experienced Ameri:
~ ear girl Of refined disposition capable OF
taxing entire charge Of infant; DC;
rea..' r-f,r.nce no objection 10 country or
travel Address NJ. F., Box 200. Tribune
Uptown once. LIS broadway.
NITKsE.-To talle entire charge bring up
~ or bottle: 4. kind and perfectly luz
worthy aud desirable In every way hrst-
class reference elty or country l.. 90;
BOX 4i4. Tribune Uptown ONCE u'-e
broadway. |
NURSE-By frst-elass. dycloms.eo'
" trained nurse. Apply SIG Z. X2o-1:
NJ URsE.-Take entire charge BRING NJ on
~ bottle Is kind perfectly tlustwo sonn,
try; highest rfsreners: lady can be see as
So. Hox 8, Tribune Uptown once La"
broadway.
NJ KsE.-By u thoroughly com s.s nIsa:
-, rtty references TAYLOR tos West
a.AsA
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. vrw TREASURY CHEF OF DIVISION.

Z NEW IKF.N~I tITIT-F VT
Washington, oct. :0.-secrc'aFy Wi"d0m today ap'
nointed j. X. More Of It. Pau. 10 b. CHI Il the
ANN iniment Division Of the Treasury Department II
sucr,.d T. f Byrncs. resigned Mr.. Moore was fr
MANY wears Editor ard proprietor of The Tribune.
- Il Potter, MINI. and more recently Wa priva;e
secretary L, Governor McG.ll. OF Minnesota.
BOND REDEMITIONS YESTERDAY.
Washington oct 29.-The amount Of per cent
,ond. rcr med to day. under the circular Of t0 Ter
q - 900 300 making the total to date ~ De-. .lDp.
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CERTAIN STOLEN BANKNOTEs TO BE REDEEMED

CEKIhIN sIOLf14S Bf-Vh.N0Ir1 I" DE- rr1-I''T'17'
Washington, Oct. 20.-ActIng Treasurer shelpley
said to-day that he prepared 10 redeem tho
National bsnknoes stolen from the Office Of the Con
troller Of the Currency by messenger In that Office
between 1864 and 1863 the last Congress, having pro
yided 60 800 for that purpose. The fol-
lows: los and 2Os OF the Third National Bank New
York City, bank numbers OF notes. o414 To o.+2s
sos and zoos Of the First National Bank. Jersey city
~ j., Nos. 81 to 75O sos and 1908 o. the National
CITY Bank Of Lynn, Mass. No. III 10 No. 100 Il'
Appropriation is for the redemption OF OILY the notes
desc he'd
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CLOSING PRICES or C,Li~o"Nr, SrocgS
"a, I-,rcl.." '.t - 40.
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IGHT HOT sEwf I,K BY 2 rspe. . s.oS
l. von,sa. for fsrfv Or widower goo
eoos sa1 b.kss .Feod refefsness' m'Ss''S
serms, II G. ia ath-eve
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THE LINDEN PARK ENTRIES TODAY
FIRST RACE-HANpICAP go EACH. $500 ADDED.

FOURTH RACE-SwEEPSTAkES. THREE-YEAE-
OLDS. $40 EACH, $500 ADDED. SELLlNf o.
FfrRInNGS
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Advertisements under the heads of Lost
Found, For Sale, For Rent, aud Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate of cents
word for the first insertion: / cent a word for
each subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements viii be received at branch
offices Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at:
Tacoma. 49,. ..................0. H. Culver. agent
Port Townsend. Handley 4 Kelley
NoTiCE-The business Office Of the PosT-IN-
IELLIeENcER Is open until Il p m. Classified
advertisement win be received up to this hour.
The following letters await advertisers at this
Office:
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TT Il. HAMMOND & co. lsUv.;ssi1 \
III. Anderson x Fsegref, g 49, ~
chants and wholesale dealers ~ kSo6
and produce: storage sonc.Mss - |
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HAIRDRESsLN@

THAR DEE,sING-LA BELLS s<ss1l7
Ii ladies and chsldren's hnit '.ss1 M
manicure parlors; hair cut, dyeo. - -!
pooed and dressed in the 49, 65 a.
styles. Rooms and 4, Atkins oios''
bia street.
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EyeINEEns AND cos1aze1S

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE 49, 49, ~
- gineers and contractors ior 1sss1Se y
description: wharf building, pLss se -!
ing and steam shovel excsvs,s s1s \
specifications furnished on ~. d
spondence solicited. once,
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NOTICE TO srocxnc,

WAsH soLDIsss---s-.s.)
w meeting of the board - III
Washington SolGiers Home IN n ~
coma Monday. August q :, = NJ
purpose OF selecting q site ana - ~, r.
other business as may pronersx 49, -
board. Proposals Of donstioSs ~ !: -
section OF the soldiers Hcms~ = ~ =
oe considered. such proposa,S ~ ~
Win tne secretary, at seattle, a !. = N
date. By order OF the trussees' ~ g ~
y y GEo. II. BoAKprlx :
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DREsSMAKTyG.

DRESSES FAsHIoSABLY MADE AND PER
building, corner Spring and Front.
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MINING GEoLoGrsT.

CHARLES F.. BLACKBURN. PRACTICAL
~ mining geologist and rnineralogist. viii ~
anime aud report on the condition aid yaI,ie al
any mining property in the stase Formerly Of
the United States geological survey; gxteen
years experience; thoroughly practical and
all work guaranteed. Gold, silver. conner and
lead mines bought and sold. Address Mountain
View. King county. Wash.
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NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PUBLIc No.
IN tee is hereby given that /. John III. Nc
Graw, assignee in a certain proceeding in insol-
vency, now pending in the superior court OF
King county Washington, entitled j. NJ. Mich
oils & Co VS.. Their Creditors. in pursuance OF an
order in this behalf heretofore made by said
court will sell aud csuse TO be sold at public
auction, for cash. at the premises formerly &c.
cupied by said J. NJ. Nichols. on Columbia
street, between Second end Tnird streets. in the
city of Seattle, in sad King county. on Friday,
the 5th day of Sepiem Der, 1890, al III O'CLOCK a.
M, and between that hour aud II oclock noon
of that day, and betweel the hours of O'Clock
o. IN and o'clock D. M of that day. and con-
iinuing every day thereafter al like hours. ex-
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 az counts, chooses in action and evlceneeS
of Indebtedness in nv possession IS sucn as
signee JOHN Fl. McGRAw, Assignee.
PETERSON & PEsSEFArHER. Attorneys for As.
Dated at Seattle, King county. wash, this 14th
day OF August. 1890.
NOTICE TO cREDIToRs-NoTIcE IS HERE
IN by given by the undersigned admins ra-
tor of the estate of Simon Philips, deceased, TO
the creditors of and all persons having claims
again st the said deceased to present them. with
the necessary vouchers. within twelve months
after the frst publication of this notice, 70 the
said administrator, at his place of business, at
the corner of Sec ond street and Yesler avenue,
in the city of Seattle. state OF wasnIngton
Administrator of The estate of Simon Philips,
deceased.
ID. WM. DoUTHITT, Attorney for Administrator.
Dated at Seattle, August ., 1890.
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

Dds WANTED-THE CITY OF EJLENS-
ID burg WASH will receive bids on or before
September 10. 1890. for boring an artesian well
not to exceed / 800 ieet in depth. Bids must
state price per foot
J. r. WALLACE. City Clerk.
Dds WANTED-BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
ID by the coard of trustees of the Western
Washington Hospital for the Insane. at Fort
steiiaeoom, on or before September /. 1890, for
water supply and fire service Tor said asylum.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
ssylum. The board reserve the right TO reject
any and al prop Is Each bid must be &C.
companied by 5000 cert fl d check.
GEO. D. SHANNON,
4. B. STEWART, Trustees.
W. ]. FIFE.
Fort Steilac0om. August 10. 1890.
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No7WE||
District ]
len the %
directors
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dollars
Ibnds tn |
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[necessar|
| notice Is
/ sale Of 81
The hour
1 A. ID. ii
Opened
4 county,
THE pric(
FpurchasI
Payable
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| the banl
4 Seattle, |
run for 4
able ann
| tons OF
| number
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

E>RATERNITY LODGE. NO. IS, l. o. o. F.,
II meets Monday evening, at O'clock in the
new hall. Frye building. third floor. corner
Front and Marion streets. Sojourning brothers
and brothers OF sister lodges cordi ally invited to
attend. A. j. Walters. n. q. C. Curtis, See
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wAsTED-RE4L ESTATE.

w ANfED-coRsRR LOT CLOSE TO CAR
w line worth from $1,000 10 5000 J. W.
nlz, Union block
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wASTED-Bo4RD.

WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD
w with private family reference. Ad.
dress A, Observation-Disclosures.
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NOTICE TO CosrRxc,n-,

WooLEY & CO. or THs -c-:.
~ Wooiey, skaeit couuty, VISA I'M U
hwsru ga. .ne entire contract 81 =.
and are ready 10 receive bsa. s o1al. ii
in lots from 500 to Is. 600 aloev -, 49, IA - c5
d Aontans from woolley 70 sessssIa -
line OF the Seattle & Northern ssssase 9! o.,
Hamilton. or on the Fairhayen 4 49,.
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ART ~.---Ss1
A TTENTIoN-MR. JOHN NoGLE;s Z - q
~ OF Cnieago's prominent afr 49, s ~
ing our city. His studio IL a. 49, ~ 49,!
berg's building, corner Front snu - 5eEI
streets, room IL, third fioor Any ~ III
made in oil, water color, paslSnt' ksfeR
crayon. Hours TO II a. 10. sne = q
NoIICR-JEssIE NJ. ELLIOTT, 1900
N studio will be opes for pupils ~ 4 4
Rooms 81 ana IS seattle Conserv
Ho'yo block. Second and -pr'n..<
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ROOTH HAEF0RD ABSTRACT CO uNc
- Rooms S4S and SO. seattle block.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALED PRO-
IN posals will be receive by the board of
tru stees OF the Washington State Reform School.
al snelr ofiice at Chs halls, Wash, for the con.
strucuon aud completion OF two tire story
frame dwelling houses, one two-story frame
ecnooi-housr, one one-stOry IRAN boarding.
according to pans and specification. on fle at
tn ofice OF the board II trustees; also at the
ofncr OF 1. q Bird, Holy Ike build ng Front and
Spring strt cts, 81 atie. Wash. SAID contracts 30
be let 10 the lowest and b st bidder b. must
De accompanied by Ger lied check equal to 10
per ceut OF the amount of the bid. bids will
be received until O'Clock, August So 1890
By order of the Board
J. w. GOODELI. Secretary.