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There were real tears in his

There were real tears in his
eyes.
Don't let Yourself be disturbed,
old fellow" I cried, very much
affected. Remember, I'm your
friend."
"No, I can't do it," he said, when
he had recovered his composure.
II can't bring myself to ask you
right to your face"
By this time l was very curious
to know what the trouble was, and
SO 1 proved a soft mark. He had
counted on that.
NO." he continued. II can't tell
you to your face. Perhaps might
be able to write it down and go out
of the room while you read it.
Will you promise not to look at it
until have got clear outsider"
Ofcourse l promised. What else
could l do? So he wrote four or
five words on the back of the wine
card, folded it up and handed it to
me. Then he shook my hand effu-
sively, and said I would never
know how grateful he was to me for
my kindness, and went out dis
solved in tears. When he had shut
the door behind him, and not till
then, I untolded the card. And
this was what he had written:
"Please pay for the lunch"
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Gramp,ts fell upon hts knees.

On the night Of the Sth Of October, OF
probably after midnight. which would
'nake it the 9TH in the early morning,
while u great calm and stiffness lay upon
tho town and over the two armies watch.
ing each other as il with bated breath:
Rose Fenwicke, accompanied by trusty
old negro man servant. quietly took
leave Of her home and stole away, tread.
ing the obscure alleys and streets in the
direction OF her fathers planta:i zion. some
miles distant.
1t was desperate step. but it had
oeen well considered. Viewed in the
.isht OF tho present day it can scarcely
be distinguished from what we call y
wild escapade and for which unstirted
censurs would be metAd CIT 70 the youaa
sirl who should attempt It hut 4.
things were then, the act was separated
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From the Chicago Post.
l have a friend who is one OF
the most talented young men in
the West. The other day he came
into my Office and made a cold
blooded bluff about taking me out
to lunch, at the same time flashing
500 hill before my astonished
eyes; I took him up, right then
and there, of course. We went to
the Richelieu and ordered in The
neighborhood of SIG worth of food
and drink, and pitched into it as if
we hadn't had anything before for
twenty years. 1t was a safe bet
tina: this remarkable exhibition of
generosity meant that l was to be
called upon to give up something,
and sure enough, I was.
"By the way" he remarked as
he was lighting his cigar, "by the
way, old man, I want to get you to
do something for me-"
"All right" l replied, promptly.
A friend who blows you off to $16
dinner is entitled to a soft answer.
"What ia it?" FE- r.is
II hate to ask you," he went on,
putting slowly at the cigar. "p.n
devilish diffident about asking
favors of my friends, bat you can
do this, and l don't think that it
will give you very much trouble.
You know l have never struck you
for any kindnesses, long us we have
known each other"
That's So" / answered, Go
ahead, I'll do anything l can for
you"
swell, you see," he went on,
its like this. Iam-no," he broke
of, suddenly, II can't bear to ask
it of you"
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u0m any mere rec1ieesness or adventure
sors,e boldnesA
have before me - I write the diary
Of Nose Fenwicke, kept at the time and
written in the cramped hand and xtilted
style then in vogue, also the yellow old
letter which she left on her little table
for her mother. and in which she At
tempted to explain and justify her
course.
II know full wen. my dear mother
60 runs q part Of the epistle. ''that you
will not attribute to your daughter what
you are aware is not in her nature: nor
will you ever cease to trust her word
who has never broken faith with any one.
I have thought and prayed touching my
duty to you, my duty to my country
and my duty to my lover. Never
once have | suffered selfish desires to
hold place in my heart while searching
after the true line of action. l have ut
last become convinced that Savannah
will never be retaken by the patriot
army. l shall never again see Wayne
Prescott unless go to him. which am
now fully set upon doing, even at the
peril of my life. II reach aim shall
wed him at once and follow him whittier
soever he may 20. = It is hard.
almost unbearable. to leave You thus
to desert you by stealth, but there is
call over yonder which dare not close
my ears to, and there is . terror here
which cannot longer endure. feel
that you will be quite safe here. The
British commander win protect You and
your estates 80 that you shall not want
for anything. depart this night with
good old Grampus. who will be able, l
think, with Gods help, to lead me forth
from this more than prison into the free
air OF the country, where shall at least
be rid Of my enemies and persecutors.'
l have searched in vain through tho
diary. the letter and all the documents
bearing upon the matter to find out why
she spoke Of persecutors. Possibly the
word was used with no directness Of ap-
plication. She may have been antici-
pating . sort Of negative persecution
from Maynard, whose persistent kind
ness must have amounted to something
OF the sort, at least to girl of her tenn
permanent, and situated a. she must have
been had she remained in Savannah.
There may have been. however, other
and deeper reasons. of which she did not
care to make record. and am inclined
to believe there were. It appears on the
face Of it, at least at this distance, 80
that she should have UNDER
taken task 80 hazardous in every way,
so likely to end in unspeakable disaster
and SO trying to a young girls nerves. if
she had not been impelled by some abso-
lutely irresistible circumstances. that l
cannot help feeling that she must have
hidden the deeper and real cause of her
act. AT all events some powerful slim
illus bore her through trial the like Of
which rarely comes to q woman. and the
very thought Of which should be enough
TO chill the heart of even the strongest
and most courageous maiden.
Grampus. the old negro servant. with
(To be continued neat sceek)
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If you suffer from any affection caused by
impure blood, such as scrofula, salt rheun,,
sores boils. pimples. letter, ringworm, take
DR.. ]. H. McLean's Sarsaparilla.
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s. II. BAKER.

MATCHMAKER AND JEWEI.ER. Has
w opened up a shop next door to fruit stand
and will repair watches, clocks and jewelry in u
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FRANK MOORE.

PHOTOGRAPHER. FirSt-claSs guaranteed
i and prices low as the lowest. Gallery at res
lLencc all anu examine work.
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A. BUCKHART.

DOOT AND SHOE MAKER. Having recent
ID " purchased Iii Wilson old stanu. am
prepared to 10 work of all Kinds At reasonable
rates. Ment!ing Of all kinds Ieatly done. Boots
and shoes made to order.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
CITY DIRECTORY.
TOWN COUNCIL.

TOWN COUNCIL.
Monte y. GWiun, Chairman.
Frank Steuncnberg. A. +. Isham.
:. NJ. Coffin, a. a. Hoover.
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A NEAT LITTLE LUNCH.

But It Brought Tears Into the Eyes Of
the Young Man who Gave it.
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w. G. STALKER,
&

ID EsIDENr DENTIST. ONCE in New Ma
II SOM: Block.
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LIFE OF.
GENERAL SHERMAN

By Gen. Ho,rard and Fletcher johnson.
The last Of the great war heroes. He died hon.
Ored and beloved by numberleSs personal friends
friends and by millions Of his coilntrymen, who
win read with delight his early life. His grand
war record, at B"it kwn, In the army Of the
CsssssS~riassd, at ShtlOh, M~nnli~. Yjcl;s.
burg, Chattanooga. kM0Triiie, MissioMsrv
RtdOr. Atimssss, and In the immortal +" N 4 RICH
TO THE SEA-" whose grandeur and glory has
never been surpassed in the World history.
With each copy of the book will be given new
and very superior
Steel Plate Portrait of the General
made from photograph taken Just prior to his
last Illness and showing him In his General uni
form.
The work will contain about On pages, superb
" Illustrated by portraits, battle scenes, etc,
place In every patriotic home In the land,
AGENTS WANTED ;s"; s 81 s.: $ss a 81
agency is worth at least from so to $2b II day.
Strike willie tho iron Is hot and big money Is
yours. Now don't get left this time, previous
experience Is not necessary. Illustrated circulars
and extra liberal terms mailed free on applica-
ton, or TO secure 1t instantly, send sixty cents
for complete a-entS canvaSSing outfit and state
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CHAS. A. EAED.

CURVEYOR. Locates and Surveys Govern
y ment and Private Land. A complete set Of
maps showing all the open and occupied lands In
Boise Valley. Ditch Surveying Specially
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A r. & A. M.-EssENE LODGE No. -, A.
"A +. Il A. NJ. Regular communications held
ut Odd Fellows Han, on the Saturday on or after
full moon, Members 1T sister lid .es and sOjOurn
ing Brethren III good standing cordially invited to
attend c. IL. SEBREE,
}. Il. WRIGHT, Secretary. W. NJ.
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CHAS. Fl. REED.

A TTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Office in Odd el.
"A lows Building. All legal business entrusted
to us will receive prompt and careful attention.
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M +: CHuRCH-PnEAcHISa at !! II. m. and
WI 7:90 p. M. on the second and fourth Sab
bath Of each month"; Sabbath School at IL ~ IN &
every Sabbath. H. N. Maxey, Superintendent,
Social Meetings every Friday ut 7 ~ p. m. ~
Rev. j. $. ANDERSON. Pastor.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-MoUNTAIN GEM
N LODGE No. !, X Of +. Meets the second
and fourth Friday Of each month at Odd Fellows
Hall. Visiting Knights are invited to attend.
Nj. b, GWINN, h. A. COwDEN,
X. of II. offs. Z. G.
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ENCAMPMENT.- TEMPLE ENcANPMENT
T. No. J, l. q. O. +. Meets the first and
third Monday in each month at Odd Fellows Hall.
Visiting PatriarchS made welcome.
A. X. STEUNENTEHB, b. n. MOE,
Scribe. Z. r.
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CHAS. E. LEE, M. D.
W. W.. WOOD.

DAINTER AND PAPER HANGER ONCE
In the old Tribune building. Estimates
given on all work In my line.
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TO. q. F.-CALDwELL LODGE No: TO-. Han
/ new brick building. Regular meeting We'd
nesday evening each week. Visiting Brethren
j. ". HOLIENhEAK. j. p. JOHNSON,
Secrefiry. Noble Grand.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
~ hereby given thai sealed proposals will be re-
King county, Washington. a. the ONCE OF the aud
itor Of said county until Wednesday. July 3, 1891,
At IL O'Clock q n for grading and sIdewalxing
the westerly one-half Of Eighth street adjoining
block sixty f60) C. C. Terry's addition to the NV
Of Seattle, and grazing the northery and easteriy
portions Of said block (60) sixty according 20 the
plans and specifications now 3ie in the office Of
said auditor.
The board reserves the right to reject any por-
ton OF any bid and award the contract on the r.
naming portion or portions thereof Each bid
must be accompanied ny certified cheek for one
thousand dollars 10 be forfeited 10 the county by
the successful bidder bidders in case he or thew
fail 70 enter into a contract with good and sufi-
Gent sureileS within three days after date Of award
all bids.
BY order of the board of county commissioner
r. A. TWICHELL, County Auditor
Dated at Seattle. June 20 1891.
NOTICE TO CONFERENCE.-THE "a
~ hereby given that seaiei proposals VIII be
received by the board Of county commissioners Of
King comfy, Washington, as the Office Of the
auditor Of said unity. until Monday July g. 1891
at O'Clock p. N, for the cleaning grading grub
olng, dltchins and planking Of q county road on
the east SIDE Of the Duwami=h river from near the
race track 20 or near the Terry bridge or such
portion thereof Is may be designated by the hoard
OF County commissioners, according TO the plans
ana spec fcations now file in the Office oil said
sulltor. BIDS must state . certain price per acre
for clearing and grubbing per cubic yard and lunn-
Der by The 900 feet, board measure IsFh aovvo
The board reserves the right TO reject any portion
ing portion or portions thereof Each bid -nnsf ha
accompanied by certified check for $500 10 b.e
torete 70 the CO unity by the successful bidder or
BIDDERS in case be or they fail into contract
With good and sufiele Ut suretes within three DAYS
eGter DATE OF award The board reserves the vi0h-
70 reject any and al bids. By order Of the board o;
county COMMISSIONER Z. A TWICHELL
Dated at Seattle, June Goth, 1881. - 1' '0''
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LEGfL NOTICES.

LIMITED STATES NAP.uAfsS sATE
I nlsea states OF America. Northern Division
LAstfict OF washington -. BY virtue OF a writ OF
Fend4tlcnl expoE2S 20 directed sSued non ina
district court OF the United states for the nortbsr
ais1s1n 81 ne district OF Wasaingtou At the suit
% = W Lax against the steamer Manhattan her
eAteu a. oealtls, ashiugtca. June IS 1891 pro-
noancec IA said court, hereby give public roiire
liza. la on Sa.afqAy the eleventh (lll day OF July a.
I'VE y oclock ~ the afternoon at Salnon nav
N sac otsrFict, VIII sell tae said steamer MAJ
nattan. neF tackle, apparel etc TO me htvhast
oi.der for cash, pa able a. the lime Of sals
Dated THIS 18th day OF June. 1891
THOMAS r. BROWN
United states Marshal
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FOR EXCHANGE.

" Al ED-Io EACHANGE FOR REAL FS-
W tate. complete stock of hardware s,ta-ss.
Box LIZ, Blaine, Wash Real estate locass5 n
. Alne or vicinity preferred; investigate ihis:
EhpR ENCHAN6E-SEATTLE RFAI FS
4 tAe Tor saddle horse that can be harnessa4l
harness saddle and two-wheeIed gig Address p
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4 SSt-SS4fESr ROLL Of L1cAE. rwpn~---~
n aseas d4strscs Va. snr Eose Tsre.- -. z9f2
vanish street 30 d
Notice IL hsrshy given snss tie asss<.-.-.
fcT 30 a improvement 1ssfEc5 Va far - ~
iDx 81 Rose Slrsef AMI DsEazaises Stress \.
Q; Seattle from Madison Ezr@ss to ne aar-: ~
Huxsns 81 street. and Constructing - - g
o. 00sh secs thereof. has been sle ny ne -.
p'Ssle ~orNs NIta EAe els e0gacil q -. 10y
seattle. att further notice - hereby zf-au So
said rosl IS oS@a for public iEsDscsg5gs At - Z.
Of the city Clerk n the new city hAI nstis- ~
room 5os. and viii remain e3Np for Fr...-~<<<k
nntil Monday. July 3, 4. p. tseI A. S 49,.
p m. and al peTsons 0svns.z rrsue-rv - -
cal provslnent 81 srrlct sne ~ rehs- - =
teFssteG are required 10 app ar on <zse a. -
July 4 D. 1891 a. 80 6sr'r< = N a. rss ~ y
Gil chambers IN the nsw civ nail 70 -1asss 80
tons iherstc4 x any tasy may have Al -
Interested A-e fsrther aQti6sa tnas The civ -
CT Viii a. SAID iz.t mentioned e.rlss eSasff--
and al objections ra4-e, aud uila AZ sais ts,n.
sorae adjourned meeting m.aSe slca corrsesias. !
s1cn r0tl a. Z Gee ~ 4st, sHd sGaz ass4r - -
sscerarloD Of any aH4 al crtecfl0rs VII 80
sueh ron AID VIII assess the Rnanuts fsgsrs n, N
just against each lot and parcel - and srss.s-
SAID street x. ~. lfILE.FR>-
Clerk nf ERE City of sszers.
Date Of first publication IaIw sof
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A ssEsSAESF ROLL OF LOCAL ESfpnnr,
1AsneDt district No. = for Thomas zvsnra -. -
Notice = hereby given thar the asseSsroens.s
Tor local In p-eVerssnr q strict NA fsr - -
ing q Thomas avenue. q sEreeg Ia Ia. civ ~ 80
tle. from T Temperance ssreer % Willow sfres,
constructing Of sidewalks OF both SfSas 49,
has been filed BY the beard - 5ublie vsnFFs -
tie city counct! % the city a. seattle Ara srr.t
notice Is hereby given fhat the sal ro. Il 49, y
pubic Inspection a. The dSce 81 he rfrr - q
the new CITY asl, Butler hseeS, room No Sos =
~ Fei.aan pen - Inspection gEtI Monday N,
-. \. D. 1891. ST o'clock . n and All na-..I
owning property IN sad 3napr0T exaeus aisrr1~s ~
4 and al Other persons interested are rr,ss,-se
10 appear on said Ism day Of July A. d isqf =
1880 O'clocE IA. a. the council rxsrsssr = - 3.
new CITY hail. 70 make objection tk@r~sa X -.
they may have. AT perEGnS Interested ar- s,~e-1
notified that the CITY council VII a. sasa a. -
toned time, consider any and al ct3erf5ens 800.
and VIII az said time or AZ some adjourned rssss
ing N AXE such corrections in sura mi A. = aas-
lflst; and that after the zerarfos ~ z,r -
al objections VIII approve such rsll ART WIN ~
sesS the amounts found he lst zsaiFsk $50 -
and parcel Of Land frOnEinz on saza street.. -
II. vs.. MILLER
Clerk nf the City OF seam.
Date Of the first publication. I1Iy 81 lsei
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FOR LEASE.

HOTEL TO LEAsE-THREE-SToRY gRTCE
- hoiei centrally located Water skreat a. pcrr
townsend, wash, containing s. bedrooms an
ihg-roon- Kitchen. sToFeroetn and basement. will
ease iEoIn 70 years; furniture and tar fxtures
nan Win tAres or tour thousand cellars 10 rSaxe
money. Apply 10 +. A Bartlett Port TownseDd.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS


lCE-STOCKHoLDERsT MEETING No
- tee Is hereby given that the regular anpual
meeting OF the shareholders Of the Union Navfza-
lion company Will be held on "Wednesday TrI,r =
1891 az $3.50 O'Clock p. n al the prfpeiual nffies
OF the company. in the Washington Terri+o-r r.
Eestnent Comp2ny's building. Seattle WASH s-
txe election OF board OF three trustees reception
OF the annual reports and such othe- husiness az
may come before the meeting The transfer stoeE
book VIII Dc closed on Monday the sth daw ~
July. 1891, and Will remain closed untiI ths 9ath
day of July, 1891. N
F. J. GRANT, President
A. Z. Haas, Secretary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEETrSG-vO-
~ tce IS hereby given thar the regular animal
meeting OF the shareholders Of The seattle Nv
Railway Company viii De held on We5ras(ssv
July 8 1897. AZ 5 O'clock ,. m. AZ the Or neins,
once OF the company. in the Washington Terri
S0ry investment Company's bl lding Seattle
Nash, Tor the election Of board Of sly trustees
reception of the annual reports and sprs o,hs.
business as may come before thu meeting ira
transfer stock book VIII be closed on Monday tss
9th oay of July, 1881. and will repasi1 Gloss
unIil the 10th day of July 1891. ~s0~
p ]. GRANT, President
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MARBLE AND GRANITE WoRKs

\ ~ EH@LAND MARBLE WORKS. COR
- neI S44.A 4Ia rtke streets. Seattle: al kinds
Ss1-eteIy Nes@ en- shortest notice designs far-
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.

HARMICHAEI. STIRLING & CO, LAMP
y scspe gardeners; plans and estimates furnished
Fan So e.Sl
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. resisence Of the of1cszt
ing minister. Rev George y. WhstNorth. y. p,
William T. 9asfnp, 81 Tacoma 20 Mrs xsry Il.
Kemp, Of ~. Paul. MINI
GKrTxAE-ROBETEs-I Seattle. Wednesday.
xsfy j. 1891 ~ Ksv. Clark Davis. William /.
orfman and Miss Lena koooins. both Of seattle.
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oroxsx r. Mx.cH4m NM cxsEsExs-
"Crisp Snaps
CARRAHER & MEACHAM
ia CHERRY ST, gext Door 70 the
Poetfn;eIIigencer Office.

Advertisements pnder the heads Of Lost. Pound.
yor sals For Rent and kftazfIons Waited will Be
srxerfed ~ fIe rate 81 cent word each insertion
Payment always Ia advance. No advertisement
received for less than 70 cents.
HoTfcEs-Thn business Office Of the PosT.IH-
ryI1doxscgR Il open until ~ D. IA. Classified
Advertisements wiil be received up 20 thia hour.
Advertisements VIII be received a. branch Offices
a. tire pOs1-1NTELLfsEscEE al.
Tacoma ........................T Summons Agent
Tor. J0w Esend French q springer
The following letters await advertisers - shIs
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS


PUGET SOUND GALLERY-REM0yrn To
= Fourth and Marion; cabinets IS DOZEN; IRE
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ENok sALE-CHEAP, A % ROOM LODGING
house; geod location i4lS Front street
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TMPoUSDED STOCK AT AUCTIOy-sATUE
day. July II, at 10 a N. in frDns Of polica
headquarters. corner Fourth and Terrace streets.
viii sell at puDlic auction to the highest bidder fuR
cash 10 pay exDeG~eS 81 irIpOuas1tng and keeping,
the following described animal, viz: One II
rel horse, about three 49, wears Of with sunI
white spots The owner Of the above described an
inaI u 20 me unknown
BOLTON ROGERS
Chief Of Pofice. sszxfla
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PERS0 NAL.

IL hlNkLES-wlTH AI.AoND NUT CREAM
W you can positively rut4 them swsv 500
par1caArs 2c Mary T. Murray, O5s Washing
'0A ssa.ssArcs Chicago Ill Agents wanted
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COrNrT NOTICES.

CONT NOTICES.
CALLS FOR BIDS FOR COUNTY PRINT-
" iug-Notics Is hereby given thai sealed propo-
sals VIII be received hy the board OF county com
IntsSonerS OF King county, at the Office OF the
auditor OF said county. until July 3. at o'clock
p. m. for the county printing for oae year from
and after the tenth day OF said month.
Each proposal must state given price per inch
for county notices, for county commissioner pro-
eeesfings and hi- each description OF properly adj
vegtised for delinquent tzxes-
Each proposals must Be accompanied by certi-
fed check Of TWO hundred dollars. 10 be forfeited
10 the county by the successful bidder In case he
fails TO enter into contract within three days AFTER
the date q award.
The board reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids.
Dated at Seattle this 18th day Of June. 1891
r A fWlCHELL- County Auditor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05

TAPoUNDED STOCK AT ACCTiON-TJES
day July l4tn. AZ 10 o'clock m Ia frout af poc9
headquarters, corner Fourth and Terraces sfEeecs
VIII sell at public auction for cash. 70 the hghess
bidder the following described animals. to wit;
One spotted red and white about years d
age. LETT horn broken. one spotted red and wfite
heifer, about years of age: also bay gelding
aoout years OF age; star on forehead: branded
%" on left shoulder The owners Of said animals
are 10 me unknown BOLTON ROGERS.
Chief Of Police. Seattle
Monday. June &c