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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
RAILROADS COMBINE.

The MahoniBg Leases Three Other Ohio
Lines.
CLEVELAND, o, January s.-The stock
holders Of the MahOniDg Coal Railroad
Compauy met here to-day and decided to
Lease Mahoning and Shenango, the Sne-
mango Valley and the Stewart hailWsy, ny
The directors we're authorized to use tne
uuissued common stock and as muen OF tne
prsferred stock as was necessary to pay tne
stockholders and to lease the three lines 70
the Lake Shore Company. A semi-annnsi
dividend of q per cent. was declared on the
comuon stock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Rowe IA Not Dead.

BUFFALO, January Tt was reported
tonight that Jack Rowe, Of the Buffalo
base ball club, was dead. The story crea-
ted considerable CONSERVATION. Mr.. Rowe
is lot dead. but is simply suffering from q
painful csrbuncle on his back, which has
laid him up since New Years Day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
s,ndosky Badly scorched.

sANDUsKY, O., January 8.-The only
serious fire in this city for years in now
destroying the furniture establishment Of
Rufus & Kugler. The building is owned
by George and Charles Cook. and is a to-
tai loss. The stock is valued at $40, 900;
insurance $4,000. The building loss is
500 900, partially insured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Chapter Of a Chicago Tragedy.

CHICAGO, January s.-Naomi Fair
ehilds the woman who CLAIMED to be the
widow of Col. Babcock, the wealthy lum-
Der merchant, died here to-day. Babeock
was thought to be bachelor. He made
freouent visits to the house of Miss Sarah
Dodge. and during one Of these was fatally
shot. Miss Dodge was tried for the muir
der but acq uitted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
2e Degrees Below Zero.

WELLS, NEVADA, January s.-Mercur-
ial Thermometers here indicated . degrees
ha,ow zsro last night. Spirit thermome-
- a, Flko indicated 80 below.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Bismarck ReIents nc Lat.

BERLIN, January Sit is reported TO-
night in the lobbies of the Reichstsg that
Prince Bismarck will attend the funeral Of
the Empress Augusta. This is the first
reference made since the Empress death
to the antipathy that existed between these
great pers0nsges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09

LONDON, January ga syndicate Of
members Of the Pelican Club, including
the Marquis Of Queensberry, has decided
to furnish q purse for a fight between
Slsvin and Sullivan for the championship
OF the world. The location Of the fight
will be optional with the principals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Mitchell Pummels a viscount.

LONDON, January S-Charley Mitchell,
the pugilist, attacked Viscount Vaudeville
and Mr.. Abingdon in restaurant last
night. Viscount Vaudeville was badly
beaten before the combatsnts were sepa-
rated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
.Jobnstown Victims Found.

JoHssTowS, Pa, January 5.-The
forces searching for the dead continue to
and the victims of the food in the sand,
gravel and wreckage in the river. Near
Coopersdale to-day the body Of boy about
IL or IA years was found, bat has not yet
been identified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Butler As.ails the Australian Law.

Boston, January S.-0Ver one hundred
gentlemen assembled at the Parker House
tonight when the Butler Club en-
loved lis annual dinner and cele-
brated the victory of New Orleans.
Gen. Butler and Corporal James
Tanner, were the especial guests CT the
evening. Gen. Butler was presented as the
first speaker After extolling Gen. Jack
son, be said that he was the original, persis-
tent and conquering enemy of Mugwump-
ery. Gen. Butler called the Australian
ballot the most complete and perfect sys.
tenn for defrsuding the poor, ignorant and
laboriDg men of their votes that ever was
inyented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
RRICE MAN DEAD.

state Senator Knapp, of Defiance Victim
of La Grippe.
COLUMBUS, January s.-stste Repre-
sentative Frank Knapp, of Defiance, died
early this morning of pneumonis, brought
on by an attack of Ia grippe. Hehad been
sick for some time and had not yet been
sworn in. He was a bright lawyer and
leaves a family in good financial clrcum-.
stances. Knapp WAS counted as one OF
Brice's strong supporters and his death
leaves a vacancy in that Senatorial candi-
dateis ranks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Church and state sep.ra,ed.

Rio JAsEIEo. January s.-An official
decree just promulgated proclaips the sep.
aration Of Church and State; guarantees
religious liberty, equality, and continues
the life stipends granted under the mon
arcby.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
lead trust Dividends,

NEW YORK, January s.-A meeting oi
the holders Of lead trust certificates has
haan called for February 5. 1t is semi,
oftic;alIv stated that good statement Will
be made but that no dividend Will DC ue'
clared
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
yirulent Gases at sco,tdale.

scorrDALE. PA, January s.-Several
cases Of influenza have turned to pneumo-
MIA, and unless there is some speedy
change in the patients, death will result.
Interviews with leading doctors reveal
that there are over 300 cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Gumbert's Position

PITTsBURG, January s--Pitcher Gum
bert declares that he will sign with the
local Brotherhood club on Manager Han.
Ions return, and will also use his ipfu-
ence to secure Van Hsltren for the club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
An Ensl,,bman Dead I'm Illinois

DIXON, ILL, January S.-Samuel W.
Lsgge, Of London, Eng, died Tuesday
night, at the Keystone House. Of Ia grippe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Lawler Conquer. "La Grippe. ;

CHICAGO, January s.-Copgressman
Frank Lawler, who has been sick in bed
width the influenza for a week, was able
to be out yesterday for the first time, al
though he is yet weak and shows the
effects Of hard struggle with the malady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
-. Rata war Warmtr.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, January THE
rate war was between the 800" and Bur-
1;.a,on lines is getting war m and there Is
! NO telling where it will enc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
To comD,te win tho EnEIish.

ST. LOUIS, January s-Ths American
Brewing Association has been organized
here, as competitor to the United Brew
cries Of the city, known as the st. LOUIS
Brewing Association, and which were said
to have been recently acquired oy an
English syndicate. The capital stock Is
500. 900. A new plant is to be erected,
and operations will bagin in q short time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Not Less Than n Thousand Cases at Can
ton-Tvo Fatal Cases,

CANTON, O., January s.-Physicians TO-
day say there are not less than one thou
sand cases of La Grippe in Canton. Scores
of school children have it, and it is report
ed that several departments Of the Dueber
Watch Case Works will be compelled to
close on account of sickness among the
employees. At Wsynesburg and Louis'
Vile numerous cases are reported. Two
of them proved fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Big Chicago Firm Fails.

CHICAGO, January 8 The big dry goods
house Of Fenton Z. Lawler, at 1872 and 154
Wabash avenue, was closed this afternoon
by the sheriff under confessions Of judg-
ment in the Superior and Circuit Court,
aggregsting S4l,7sO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
PfeGsr G.tsaGround.

CHICAGO, January 8.-The Chicago
Brotherhood club has finally selected
grounds on the South Side, but the loca-
tion will not be made public until to-
mnIr0Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
ALL ON THEIR SNEEZE
PROM THE INFLUENZA, NOT POR PRAYER
HOWEVER.
Alarming Death Rate Resulting From the Epidemic in
New YOrk-Ths Disease is Everywhere.
Fatal Gases Reported Prom Many
Different Points.

NRw YORK, January S.-The returns
to the Bureau Of Vital Statistics show
that $50 deaths occurred in this city for
the "a hours ending at noon to-day. The
like Of this has never been known in the
history Of the department since the time
OF cholera. The record Of to-day is 10 in
excess of that of yesterday.
Daring the four days of this week s3s
people have died in the city of New York.
The morgue is crowded to its utmost
capacity. The reports from the Bellevue
Hospital to the central Office to-day show
that 80 bodies, the greatest number in the
history Of that institution, were there
awaiting removal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Tho Pope,. Raynnna..

ROME. January s.-The Peters Pence
brought to the Pope $50, 900 less than in
1888. The legacies bequeathed to the
Pope during the year amounted TO $780,
0OA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Another Victim Taken.

BOSTON, January s-Stephen Bicknell,
an old resident of North Weymouth, and
Orion F. Hart, prominent citizen and
selectmsn Of Athol, died from la grippe
this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09

There's no terror, headache, in your threats,
For am armed so strong with remedy
That pass pain by, as an idle word,
Since the discovery of Sslvsiins oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Praises for the Dead,

BERLIN, January 6.-Tbe papers here
are full of aises of the late Dowager En-
press Augusta. They refer especially to
her charity and great love of justice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Fxtending I'm The Provinces.

LONDON. January s.-The influenza ep-
idemic in this city is decreasing, but il is
extending in the provinces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
Colliers Strike
APurse for sIavin and sullivan.

BRUSSELS. January 5-Nearly $1,000
colliers are ON strike at OhsrleIoi.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09

Most complexion powders have vulgar
glare, bat Pozzoni's is true oeauhner'
-Iose effects are lasting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
rHERE IS 10 HOPE

LArER.-Judge Kelly is slowly sinking.
There is no hope of his recovery. At mid
night DR.. Stanton, his physician, thought
be might live a few days and might die
vithtn a few hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
KELLY vKBY FEEBLE.

No Signs of Improvement In the Great
ProtectiOnist's Condition.
WASHINGTON, January 5.-Judge Kelly
Is very feeble and and his condition shows
no Improvement. The weather for the
past two or three days has had very de-
pressing effect. His wife and daughter are
in constant attendance on the sick man,
and his physician calls two or three times
a day.
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~ 1sames Cempletes the list
= - Department Omcers.
nelnes. commander Of the de-
8 Washington and Alaska.
~ q The Republic. will today
nom department. headquarters
- No. ]. announcing the follow
oqpointmsnts:
eeIstaat scnerai--y. r. crawford,
- No I. seAtti
Nnarsesmasfcr seueral-L A. frseu,
~ N l, seattle.
&C \. Dartou, Sheridan Posk No.
eadfso Olympia
s.seeeie-W. T. Dunbar, Baker ruos
lna1en1ale
ssang osAcer-E. Y. B,ocmer. IL
% " 20 q. spcsane fA!la
HAh-k G. o'Brsen, 0eorre q.
". - No s Olympia
z 49,. np--A l. iillxSer, C. =. Reed Post
:. L Brown. James Parsons Post.
soeFs. T. Mclean. A. Lincoln
wsaa "aalas d. q. Lowell. Custer
teeoGa; J. = Watson. J. L. Reno
- soksne Falls; l. I. willard. J. r.
"a 4. e ~. ocAtile; r. w. Gsilsp. Farlfic
~. TN Angeles, & p. uushcs. Reg
~ "a - blaine. D. y. Decater. Rssssetl
- noent Vernon: Theodore Reed.
- No !, Sgoksne Falls. J. r. Berry
Is..1 I kuss No -. cAehai.s, ". II. Close.
7ss ~ ut No L. Kalara; q. r. sexton,
sS 40 10. saoaomsxh: ]. J, Lemon.
No ~ Taeoms. II. n. sutton,
y. ~ No Il Morsessno.
eat commander Is ordered 20 rec
49, =. y department. headquarters the
{ oomrade for appointment a
snp. The department inspector
sse . sn!fiessat number Of com.
ses . assistant Inspectors
's. eat headquarters are, By the or
ahsshei a Sest.l.
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- weusues cnr1sesnn 49,.
uaeee Meoe 1s0essow.
- annnal eonvuntioa e ~ Yine
comfy WomeDb Christian IompornncS
Un1en uia - h1ld - IL lgsatpoe rtrrr1
Msehodtst cbnfeA tpmcuow 81 - dav
5cdiewinG . whtcA Ne loolovfne ~
pemme utH b poadesod:
9CnDAxS su1aoas.
p =. mL-DsvotIonal exescisos n 81
1rA y. b Huee % vashou.
0:0 = n-0fxnnisation sppofntment
q eommtttoos md IMPORTS g cGieern.
Wu = 1.-Neon1tdo hcux q psuyos.
p M.-Devoefonol sxeref1s Id y Mn
& Middiehesok.
z:30 n n.-Rsport Of connmifaes a cre.
aentials. IMPORTS of unions and miseszans-
ouo.
7sl6 p m--0pontng exoseinos eddros a
velcome: rssponss By MIR Hiorenes
Adams: music: aanual addeepp ~ "a
president; rspost q ~ na1iuunl convsn-
ticn By Ma II. +. Pnrhhusse.
uxpunsDAy's snssroxA
80 = m.-Dsvosionai nseting ~ 81
Mr.. H. e Paxlhuruk
70 . m--Rsposas Of supeeintsndsnts q
departments.
- = m.-Noouti1e boar q psnysr.
-. m.-Dsvotiona, sxsseisss ID b Grs.
Lowering.
1:so p m--Rspcss Of commiftes On reso-
buttons; election q of5cers and superin-
tendents d dspaxtmsnts; remasks by Mn.
i. A. eha6sR, pFsuidsnt Wet Washingtou
". G. 4. o., an1 b. MrA n. B. Rsess.
seass oreAuiser; rsport q oommtttee %
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1 = Ne Northern Ps~sae Rsst-
e-IAs D.. l. s. -.
i ~ Instant General Freight Agent s.
~ ~ q Ne Northern Pacific, is En-
! - - soaay from Spokane. On his
r 49,. - 6snerai Agsnt /. A. Nadeau
80, a ~ freight business. parsac-
- vay Of having overcharxes
- esnssai agent here. He Win
- = spoa matters relating to The
- q a,sss "a The franchise recently
alroad avenue, and possibly
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nr. ). =. Basye van 0psa uls msaassns

uF. J. s. Dasyo Wan 0pon uls uanosens
Deero Te0ossow.
NJ. J. +. Basye he's for sevsFal days had
paperhaneess and decozators st work upon
the iut1rior a his jewsiry stoFe at Ss
Front street, next door % Hyams, Pauson
n Cos. and On Tuesday morning b viii
open the store. now handsomer than ever.
BY . special silvsrware sale. The prices
% winch viii b announced tomorrow.
IT, stoeo has been snlasged By IN exten-
sion q thirty let to The rear. which gives
much moro room for the heavy stock Of
iswslsy, silvsfware. watches. clocks, etc,
snd for the art department. which 10 prov
ing % popular. Mr. Basys has the most
oomplete jewslry store IN The Paddc North
Net. and he carries noshiug but The best
Foods Ia stock. He had intended = havs
he Grand silverwars opening today. but on
account Of the extsnsivs decorations not
being completed be put II Cd unsa tomof-
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The musicale 10 BE- given BY Miss Potvin
Tuesday. Nay %, ct the First Presbyterian
church. promises 70 b rare treat % al
loverp al music In Seattle Miss Potvin
vill b assisted b. Mra A. + Patterson
and other local talent. the bsst In the city.
Mis- Potvin graduated with highest
hunorp from the Boston conserve
tory Of music and has appeared IN
Boston. chslssa. Providsncs. Rhode
Isiand. and other citiss In The East.
Mrs.. Patterson II . vassar graduate. and
i, an sccom paishsd musician. The Prssey.
fe.ian church has new pipe organ. and q
viii b. played for the first time . TIE mn.
sicale. The Lyric quartet b composed %
The best voices N the city. and they wa
render several selections Mr.. ". Q. DICK
inson win also play The opening number on
The organ.
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nLD PArKRs AT THIS 0FSIcE-zseA Bun

nLD PARERS Al THIS ofeICE-z5cA Bun
NOTICE or AUCTION SALE - PUBLIC
IN notice b hereby given that I. q. l. Faust
smignee in . certain cnnse now pending in the
superior court Of King county. WashinRton. en-
tilted In the matter OF the insolvency Of James
Campbell and J. u. T. Atkinson, c6-parfucrs
under the Grm name and style Of Campbell b
ATKINSON. IN pursuance Of IN order in this be-
half heretofore duly made By said courf. viii
sell and cause 70 be snid IT public suctioa for
cash. ~ The premises numbered sol Front
street In the city Of seattle. in sid couaty. ca
Tuesday. the 1Dth day Of Nav. is2l at haii-psst
ten O'Clock 4 m. aud between that hour ana
twelve o'clock noon of that day. and between
the hours OF two o'tiock p m. and 5 o'eieek y
N. Of that day. and continuing ever day there
after - Ike houn. excluding sandayA until tbs
saie h completed, I'll the stock OF Foods. wares,
and merch andise, Of which arm In possession
IS such sAsixnes. and consisting Of full asnes Of
al varieties Of hardware aud other articles and
things In nv posscesson such essiKnec, and
alto al the unpaid book accounts, vouchers.
notes bouds, hts securities and other evil
6ences Df debt and chooses Ia action and sE0p
fixtures In my possession . such assignee.
Dated 81 e<assi~. King ctsnnfy. Washington,
this seventeenth dxy Of April. sssa
@ l. FAUST. Assignee
PxEsrox. CAKR PHEsrox. and
GnExxx 4 TrESrE
Attorneys fog Assignee.
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A..sn.s vssr... !. cAesey.

yahn I.asssnhurg~r 80 afrssssa - -
am hour yesterday uaosnsns ey o
sam coshest and locked np ~ Posses So
oa.ysers On = charge OF vasrAnsy. la =
ssescsr found him beating psosasu@ N
: Isckscn Place dive. Lass<noafsss ~ :
s.ss.r 20 John simon. Of me sa 's ~.
s.I..,n asking him 10 put ar sio oea' ea'
-~>sv~i no respOuse-
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rns xsssAern rar.n. = 49, 49, - h -. eco
1890 - - Theps ere ths isuss1 m1 - =.
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u.ssy uaA

The Unity club Of the nisAssAa en asssaa
AZ Ssv~ash. between f1ke eaa -. s.
ssr.e,s. meets toniehs xssk - 'ns - '..s.
.sr;,r = d.scuss the Noswsesan asssa.'
- All interested Afs invited 20 sss<aa-
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H1FTLB UH TIE ~ - . kAsf xha
xoti<x IL rersty xzsen faAs psrssanz - tGs W
Laws 81 the csH pkxy tie eaGaAs Ueo4ts1 81 tns
sxnek no sesD III Sne seattle 1a&Segn GssHxszae-
ssnn ca VIZ - hxs6 Is s&e n4<< oz fke c0zn-
r0ry = ~ cry 81 s4Asss< wae&snstou- "a II
5xsaek n e. Thur<day. MAJ Is. Ice. tsF tfzs
purpnse IL eserelnx tFAsfsex sax sh9 <n<usMx
yeMr az1 the srsnanefssn al ssea asttsf b0ssaens
= ruev sewalfy rp4ss kesarx <ssr m<x4snx
JOHN CRAIG. sorfstnfJ.
s~~ssss. Aprz u ~
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NOTICE 0F sTuxEsaOA DEES MgETssss--
~ n annual n xxlnx % fss ssaeknsst4srs II
1zs Eas5-ssse Las. Iysss sE4 i1Tes3zn< MS
gsaysEy wsA take rssss o. 5asksaF- ff~ szh
1.y 80 Mar. ts1zs o. use 80 OF fae swsn p~nys
rssers "a = 2ssls taoxk cnFD~s "a Thgx1 aud
Eaeryy sx<x eSs afxs%. Ia sssz<sn. ~ g'eis<ch
D a 81 tAsx Dag. YAxD II xLACsfiLtS.
s~~fS4xrx
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rhe seattle Naroous u the name OF
80 smsteur baseball club formed In this
csty. and composed Of business men. ,nsy
would b. pleased 10 hear rom any go
club 70 Arrange for match game. Aaulsss
Gsorrs Nsntor. 0S Pike stFsee ine .ssm
i composed Of the following PAYER
T.~is sears. @. Mantor. fsrcy nops'
R.uhen kim, H. Vaughn. fsank Asksns'
= Carroll, James King and Robert NC
fesa1lna
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eenaicr John !. Whaaisy. ~
.crrtv & in the city. and is fesssssssi -
shs Arlington. He reports that shs pros
80 ~ - 4 srIsndid crop this year IN Whit
s'.sr county are very god. and he farm
-. - ,uhilsnt The late rains hare done
.hs srowins grasn much rood sens'os
whsiisy states that crops WI NOS on.s -
800 - whitman county. bat ~ over ne
- - she mountains country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-12

PROPOSALS. FOR STREET GRADING
i Once Of Richard Nevins Jr., civil engineer,
Butler block. seattle. wash, Nay 3. 1870. 6eaied
proposals. will Be received q this once until 2
ing OF streets ~ the new towusfte Of Detroit. in
Mason county, Washtngtou. In accordance with
the drawings and specifications. copies Of which
application q this once
RICHARD NKyfxs. IN.
Enaineev for the city OF Detroit
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4 RcHITxCTS. ATTESTTOS-BgDs WILL BE
N rseesset q the ef1les Of the clerk 81
the Olympia graded school. ctssrscf Ma
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lsaa Tor furnishing piAss and specifications fcr
two <room 2sf0fy and basement frAsae sebcoi
bns aings Foundation and basement 70 be Of
ssone ana brick. Gost. ipcluttnx steam beat
inx not 10 cxeee1 200 each. No plans viii be
accepted unless the par1 - furnishing assne viii
snser into good and snshcient guarantee that
the cost OF construction v1E - wssasa the
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night 30 rsjscs any or 81 plsas received
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pans aud Specifications 10 10 ss<a 81 Mr. ]. l.
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70 rxiees aay and all bstA p q Pntsin. foozD II
cnsorsal block
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