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vast number of volumes, and is daily re-
ceiving additions, both Of textbooks and
Edison.
Messrs. Simpson & Mllar. the we'll
known searchers of records OF so California
street, have established a branch office in
the building and occupy handsome suite
of five rooms on the first floor, its con-
tiguity to the City Hall enabling them TO
examine matters entrusted to their care in
at least One-half the time necessary when
located at a distance from the records.
This Office has been established since 1915
Edward Storror. MD, is located in suite
: and on the first floor having moved his
Office from 40 Golden Gate avenue. His
telephone number is 2274. 1t is cOnsong to
think that while on the upper floor the all
meLts OF property are in the highest hands
IN the Stat, on tine first those of
the body are likewise. The library Of the
Ligue Rationale Franchise occupy suite "a,
%, 20 and y on the first floor, having re-
moved from l20 Suffer street. This library
embraces all the best known French works
and novels and receives every two weeks
the latest additions to French literature
direct from Paris. There are some 1900
volumes in all. The standard English
authors are also to be found on tie library
shelves. Mr.. Z. Rlas is the President of
the ligue and Mr.. A. Mason, librarian.
borrower are most reasonable and within
the reach of ALL This should serve as a
great attraction to the building.
Charles Rosenthal, MD, occupies suite
and 10 on the first floor. having removed
from 1872 McAllister street, with a view to
increasing his fast growing Office practice
in bis new quarters. The doctor is a
graduate of tile State University and holds
the highest diplomas, both from the best
schools of medicine in this country and
Europe. He will devote especial attention
TO diseases of the chest, lungs and nerves.
The entire building is under the able
desiring information as to rents or other
matters appertaining to the building should
apply to him at Room 49, Mr.. Brooke is
determined to keep the building up to the
high standard which it warrants and will
always be found courteous, affable and
obliging to both his tenants and the public.
During the absence of Mr.. Brooke from the
building Mr.. J. NJ. Dooey, the janitor. will
narform his ,iutiess
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There's dress yonder that should be
looked at, just coming from the carriage.
1t is of lake-blue stuff that shimmers like
silk, and it seems to be box-plaited on each
side. The plaits, if you may trust your
eyes, are held in place by silver olives.
Across the front of the skirt is deep
flounce of lace caught in the middle with a
great rosette of blue ribbon and then Topped
up to the waist so as to drape the front
panel. The jacket has plated basques and
short lace draperies beneath, making fiat
paniers, The front is cut away to show a
lace bodice and three or more silver olives
for originality of garniture. The little
capote of lace and blue tips is jeweled with
olives, and one can but wonder If the young
woman may not have spent ten valuable
years learning TO like the article of diet. in
celebration of her final reconciliation with
which she goes about sporting 1t as her
emblem.
She would have pretty toilets to look at
before whose gaze should be spread the
spring trosseaus. For Miss Elizabeth
Thompson, who is to marry Harry lie Grand
Cannon, many costumes are being prepared.
One of the simplest and at the same time
one of the most charming OF those Tar
enough advanced for description Is house
dress of dull pink pongee. sultlng her blonde
beauty admirably. The princesse over
dress Is gathered into yoke at the throat
under fiat collar of the same shade. The
tablier front Is draped as modestly as II 1t
were little girls apron, and from under 1t
peeps petticoat of broche.
A second toilet, also for the house, is OF
pale heliotrope silk made with sweeping
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EXCEPTIONAL And UNMISTAKABLE
BARGAINS
WASH DRESS FABRICS
HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODS F.!

Below mention a few examples of the SPECIAL.
INDUCEMENTS OFFERED THIS WEEK in two of our
leading departments, which fairly illustrate the EXTRA
ORDINARY VALUES PRESENTED THROUGHOUT
OUR VAST NEW STOCK for the special benefit of all
visitors to the city during the coming festivities who
thus afforded opportunity do their summers shopping
at saving sufficient to almost pay all expenses Of their
trip.
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NOT REyENGED AFTER ALL.
Sarah Rearaon Fires Four shots at

Sarah Reardon Fires Four Shots at n
Street-Car Driver.
Sarah Reardon Is espoused to Fulton-street
car-drver, VINO, however. will not provide for
her, for which failure he was arrested on Mon
day at the instance OF the Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty to Children.
He was released on bonds, and Sarah thought
this was equivalent TO an acquittal. and yester-
day sought revenge In more summary manner.
Procuring an old revolver about 7 80 o'clock in
the morning she took position where Car No.
TO- usually driven by her husband, would pass.
AS the car doomed into view she began firing,
and emptied four chambers at the driver. whom
she had mistaken for her husband. The drivers
name Is Robert Smith, and he escaped injury.
Sarah was arrested for an assault with deadly
weapon,
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Certificates Recommended.

The Board OF Examiners Of the School Depart
ment lave recommended that certificates be is
sued as follows: To Miss c. j. Swyney, High
School certificate; TO Miss NJ. w. OMalley. Miss
f. Morgelstern, Miss Lila A. Forsythe, Mrs. A.
L. Riley, Miss Ada NJ. Reynolds first.grade GER
tihcales TO Miss NJ. L. Doyle, first-gI ade book
keeping certificate. The examiners recon-
mended that The c. TIificates Of The following
teachers be renewed: Misses Margaret d. Black
staff, Agnes T.. Barry, A. Glidden, Florence j..
Kitchens, Lucy Wade, Kate A. FallOn, Marion
Hin aud MARY Z. MeYerIY.
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TeIephone wires Underground.

The first block Of telephone cable was laid un.
dergfound Friday on First street, between Mis-
sion and Stevenson. The next work will be on
Bush street, from Montgomery TO Dupont, to
Market, on Montgomery from Market TO Mer-
First street from Market TO Mission. When this
OF wire,
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Magazine and other Notes.

In the Overland Monthly" for May there Is
published series OF historical papers more i'm
pOrtanl Ihan any that have been printed for
long time. They have been selected from the
private papers OF the late Dr. Gwin ouce Senator
fiom The State OF California, and they tell In Or
lginal documents ths story of the famous attempt
10 persuade the Emperors Napoleon III aud
Macmillan to adopt his scheme OF bringing
mining population into Sonora and chihuahua
under the protection OF the French troops. The
papers are memorials and private letters to the
EmIerors and 10 other public men, and letters
the Senator wrote to his wife and daughter, CIV
ing bis Impressions of The Emperors and The
court life in which he moved. He tells them that
a blunt American frankness Is the best cay OF
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anu OlCcl Uus Jul ldIG
as that on your arm or neck. Neglect, ex-
posture, alkaline water. and perhaps ill
health, have caused the skin on your face
to become rough and discolored, and other
wise blemished- II you would have as clear
and pure and white a skin on your face as
on the unexposed parts of your person, first
use Mrs. Graham's FACE BLEACH until
you have removed all blemishes and discol-
orations from the skin: then after that is
done, use her CUCUMBER AND ELDER
FLOWER CREAM 10 protect it from the
wind and sun, and to cleanse it and keep
the pores in active and healthy condition,
and you may always have skin and COM
plexion as pure and clear and white as you
had in baby days. You will then be las re-
CARDS complexion) las nature made you"
Face Bleach is 81 80 per bottle. c. & E. +.
Cream 81 per bottle. For sale by all drug
gists. MRS. GERVAISE GRAHAM,
Beauty Doctor" 103 Post street, San Fran
cisco, treats ladies for every blemsh or de-
feet OF face or figure. Send stump for her
little book " How to Be Beautiful"
mi Su
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ompt
III dS
lew IS
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DR.. LIE Tourneux Of The Board OF health has
been reelected a member OF the State Board OF
Medical Examiners for the ensuing term oil one
war
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NeM Music.

Leila" Moorish gavotte, a pleasing and
been published by kOhler & Chase OF Oakland.
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ThirtY-fiye "Remands.

Thirty-nye Chinese were remanded yesterday
by Judge Hawley. This is the greatest record
Tor one day.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

At SO so a Pair.
SO pairs FINE CHENILLE PORTIERES, rich dado
deep chenille fringe top and bottom, value
for $40.
At So 90 a Pair.
100 pairs TURCUMAN PORTIERES neat dadoea
worth SO.
At 50 rs. Pair.
$50 pairs NEAT IRISH POINT CURTAINS, re-
nassance styles, value for So.
At 81 SO Pair.
100 pairs CHOICE RENAISSANCE CURTAINS
heavy elaborate work, value for $40.
At 45c Yard.
so pieces CREAM TABLE DAMASK, heavy te1tura.
Irish manufacture, SO inches wide. value foi
6Oc.
At S31sc Each.
so dozen FINE DAMASK TOWELS size % by 4!
inches, handsome borders, in broken lots, worth
double.
At SIS so a Pair.
2 cases OF OUR FINE "HoUSEKEEPER" FAMILY
BLANKETS, regular value 81 so.
At So rs Pair.
l2O pairs OF OUR CELEBRATED exhibition"
LAMBS WOOL BLANKETS, fine Australian
wool, extra SIZE value for Sl1 so.
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PROPOSALS.

NEW CITY HALL-oFFIcE OF EDWARD I.
IN WOLFE, Secretary of the Board OF New City
Hall Commissioners. San Francisco, April 2l, 1921.
Sealed proposals for the following work and
materials will be received by the Board OF New
City Hall Commissioners I'm the chamber OF the
Board OF Supervisors Friday, May 20, 1891,
between the hours OF IL and u O'Clock A. N. Of
that day.
For the furnishing and placing OF water-closetS
and their appendages to the prison cells, with
plumbing and drains attached tLereto also
drains connecting Herewith and to drains already
in, leading TO the MeAllisterstreet north.
the drain leading to Park avenue south, or else
where, all as per drawings.
All in the basement and sub-basem ent Of the New
City Hall
The work TO be completed on or before the 30th
day of September, 1891.
Reference 10 hereby made to the plans, speclh-
cations and conditions OF contract in the Office
work must be done. The Secretary win furnish
blank forms Of proposals and bonds TO intending
bidders. No bids Will be entertained unless made
upon blanks furnished. The bond must be 10
per cent Of the total sum OF tender OF guarantees
the closing Of the contract when awarded, and to
be accompanied either with certified check or
with two or more good and sufficient sureties,
whose names must be submitted 70 the Commits
sioners at least three days before the opening OF the
bids in order that they may pass upon their COM
potency. The Board reserves the right 10 reJecb
any and all bids. Payments VIII be made by
audited demands upon the Treasury, drawn against
the New City Hall fund.
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
with reference TO bondsmen should they nave
'-e'-' GEORGE H. sANDERSON,
THoMAS'J L. SMILEY,
JOHN II. BURST.
Board OF New City Hall Commissioners
Secretary.
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@PBCTAb.
500 pieces KQCHLlN FRERES' FINEST FRENCH
SATEENS. all new goods, to be closed out at
Csc ygrd real value 35c, 40c and 45c.
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AT 25c a Yard.

$50 pieces ANDERsoN's SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, in
plaids, stripes and shaded effects; all colors
guaranteed.
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STORE CLOSES EVERY EVENING INCLUDING SATURDAY AT
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-26
BE
AS NATURE
MADE YOU.

Turn up your sleeve,
or turn down the neck
of your dress. Observe
how white and clear the
skin is. Nature made
the skin as white.
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The April number OF "POet-LOre" (Philadel-
pha) Is a Shakespeare anniversary Issue, and
much space is devoted 10 tile immortal bard.
The magazine Is one which is always iDstruc-
tive 10 those OF literary tastes and the cOutfl6u-
tiOhs are from people OF scholarly atlaInments.
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WASH DRESSFABRICS
At I21ac a Yard.

At I21ac a Yard.
1880 pieces ToILE DU NORD and ZANZIBAR
SEERSUCKER, in paids stripes and solid col
orings, excellent fabrics aud fast coorings.
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The leading article ln Frank Leslies Popu.
lar Monthly" is an illustrated one on "What
Reciprocity Means" written by I. ii. Crawford.
This issue contains a variety of excellent Illus
trated sketches and a number OF stories.
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The WEIGH, Fracker Company Of New York
ssu on the 10Th inst. new aud Interesting
novel entitled :" Not TO the Swift tale Of two
continents, written by Lewis II. Watson lewis
Harrison), author Of "a Strange Infatuation"
and other works of ilctinn.
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Mabel Esmonde Cahllps latest novel, "Her
PlaythiDgs, Men," Of which a notice has already
appeared IN This column has been published by
the W0rlhington Company of New York and
made part Of tile Rose Library" II Is a powerful
book aud Is enriched with number OF photo
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Among the leading features OF the May mum.
Der OF the 90 North American Review " Will be
articles by Bishop Potter of New York, the Sec
fetary OF the Navy, Sir Charles Upper, Hon. K.
j. Phelps, Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain,
Henry Cabot Lodge anu II. A. Tame, the famous
French eli ic.
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Loves Cruel Enigma" novel, in paper, be
ing a translation from The French Of Paul Bour-
get, the author OF WAS IL Love ?' has been
published by The Wayerly Company OF New
York and 81. Louis. The book, while 1t attempts
toteach a moral, is IN that peculiar style for
which so many French works have of late been
noted. The descriptive scenes are not cOndu-
Give to enlightenment or elevation OF morals, aud
so far as tie English reading public is concerned.
IL would mol have lost anything II the book had
never been translated.
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story OF unusual power and strange plot Will
begn In the May Cosmopolitan and run
through thee numbers: Tue story of a man
who three times IN his life undertakes TO paint
Jesus. The author, Hidlmer Hj0rIh BOyesen,
tniuks lie has given The best Work OF his lie in
this singular story.
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"Princeton College" is the subject of an
Illustrated article by Robert Bridges appearing In
"Harpef's Young Peoplo' April 21>t. MIR.
Bridges was member OF the class OF 10, aud he
will lell several things, although NOT found In the
College Catalogue. every freshman Or prospec-
live freshman onght 10 know.
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COUNT NOTICES.

NOTfcE-TO ALL PERSONS fuh1z<ss55<f&
~ materials to- rendering serFlcc y
labor for King county. Notice - nexe% ~ 11
That under and according 70 an aEs -
last legislature OF the STATE 81 wasntoss - ;r
"A n act 10 regulate the dssoursef ue7st q 8. r.
BY the officers Of the state OF NssnfnssSSS
district. county and precinct Officers -
sfof1S OF The state of Nashinetor- ana
emergency all claims presented 70 80
materials furnished. services rcnsierra =
formed must be in duplicates and aSts1a 49,
certificate Certifying on honor tnst - Ss5SSl
has been furnished service rendered ~ 15S
formed described is said c.Ssf., saas1a%S1Sol[
Ee2se seal be part Of said cialm "a - So 3 g;
same 49, r
All precinct or district officers charssd
bursement of public monies or pre@e 49,
the county for material furnished. SET .ls.s~
or labor performed in and icr saiu - y
take fslltg iieynized vouchers Tor -
n1eEss. which said vouchers shall pe =
ore TO be sileG with the auditor CT ssl1 -
other 10 De retained by the Officer er t-<5u711
ing TIE disbursement. Or cezslyiaS - &
ness IN the case OF claim. ..a.-Ss1(
said vouchers shall contain . cezust<Ss--S p
person or officer making such dssnntsssus.. s1 r
ing sfch claim. certifying on hoios s...ss.1S31
tsrials furnished labor perfoFfass el - se RI
erred for wasch ss.ch disbursement y fn1lss =
fitea. have been actually eirsiyefess - 7Ez'
performed. -
section III OF said act reads as fotlowsss - r.
Any officer CT person violating any = Il 4
visions os ghis act shall be dt.snisi Eai.sy< 49,
u@snesEtcr. and upon cs1vSctspa thx1s,.sss ~ r.
fined IN any sum Of rot less tran SfvS ~
than 5000 and may be inspsi$otsea ~ - - Sks3 l.
lsii nos less than ten days nor n's%
mo1ths.~ -
All vouchers or ciaisns presented 70 tna s ~ r.
PAYMENT must be made ost a<ld srt..s.s-V = I'D
strict cs,snpiiance with sad i1v. ~
board al county commissioner. 49,
"a TWICHELL Coanty -
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PafyrfyG. ETC.
REsr4URAyLs

M W. SMITH. DECORATIVE 49,
AID paper-hsnger: iinti,g -. 49, - h
a specially. estimates gfyeu- $oS
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INoR LEASES TO 10 YEARS. ON EXTRA
II ordinarily easy terms. 8 20 loAscrc tracts Oh
Aerser island. Hear Hast seattle. Sexmaa-A ncrt-
can Investment and Guaranty Company, al Ccaa-
NE c.ai street.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH
" ing1on hail. 1.526 Sixth street. advanced
classes Monday and Friday evenings. beginners
Class Thursday evening: private lessons: waltz
specially Professor e. Lopp- Send fo- circular.
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April 90 1891, for the entire steam heating of the
new B. b. bank building, New Whatcom. Wash.
For information inquire Of c. H Stocks Co., New
WhatcoIn. Wash
NOTICE TO BRIDGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN Is hereby given that sealed proposals will be
received by the board of county Commissioners Of
the auditor Of said said county until May 5, 1871 at
the hour OF z O'Clock p m for the construction OF
mond and Lake washington road.
said bridge is to be pile trestie with river span
OF 80 seet IN the clear. and the same height from
Piles to be of cedar and not less than 10 inches
at the small end. Bridge to be of same length
the one now Occupying the old site, Is feet wide
in clear and covered with 3nch plank.
The contractor must remove the old bridge st his
by plans and specifications and strain sheets aud
also by certified check Of two hundred dollars,
payable to the order of the board Of county COM
missioners to guarantee that contract Will be
entered into IN case of award. Bonds win be re-
ment Of ali claims The board reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids
County Auditor and ex-oficio Clerk Of said Board.
Dated at Seattle, April IL, 1891.
NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs-THE BOARD
~ OF commissioners of the hospital for the in
sane of Western Washington are prepared TO re-
south cru of present building Bids viii be re-
ceived for the whole work and also for the separate
parts OF same. Separate BIDS VIII be received for
the mason work, including brckwork. stonewors
and plastering. Separate BIDS will be received for
tue carpenter WORK fnCiuuf1x materials. The
carpenters bid TO include painting and glazing, tin
and ironworS and hardware Separate bids for
plumbing and steam heating. Separate bids for
encaustic tiles and staircases. and window guards.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check OF Is per cent OF the value of bid. which
VIII be forfeited TO the state of Washington in case
the parties whose bid is accepted fail to qualify
with good aud acceptable sureties according TO the
law OF the state of Washington No bids will be
received after 10 o'clock m the 4th day OF May,
1891, and all bids 10 be addressed to the Hospital
for Insane at Fort Steiiacoom. and marked PRO
posal for Additional Wing" The board OF conn
missioners reserve the right TO reject any and all
bids. Plans and specifications may be seen at the
following places: a. b. stewart. Seattle: W. j.
Fife, Tacoma; George ID. shannon, Olympia; De-
tail Drawings. Fort Stelacoom.
Fort Steilacood, Wash, April 8. 1891.
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IN THE rrssr wArn

In the First precinct OF said war :, = E.
west corner OF Commercial aisd 49, ~
In the Second prseiact Of xajd r. r.! .4S
block 10, Maynarti's plat on the eazk r<7 r. W
street. sixty feet south OF YesIer ave 4 a ~
In tue Third ,srersncs OF sa,a v,rS r. za 8. Al
Street school as the south vest Co.. 5< r.
and Main streets -
In the Fourth nraeir,ss NJ <o;<f 49, ~
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PHrsrcrAvs AVID sURG COWS.

nR WEED HAS RESUMED PRACTICE
~ Ofssces yI2 to SIS Burke tlock: Office hours,
10 TO IL 3 M, 2 70 and 70 p. m Telephone
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BLACkSMITHING.

DOBERT @. WESTERNAN. HEAVY FoRGi-
III Ing and general black staihing, machine. ship.
steamboat and building work: ali kinds OF Jogging
ana. mil tools mang fseIGreS West street; north
of Yesser avenue. p. O. Box III. Seattle. WASH.
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A BBoTr HOUSE FskSFAr RAY Z IT,
"A street. IL now o2ea, home cook1ne Is
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SECONDHAND GOODS.


HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE
Ii stoves, elofhing ard second sarld goo.s OF all
descriptions. Drop postal 10 Bells second hand
store. a,al0 Front street.
CASF FOR SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD
~ goods: also sells and second hand stoves
and furniture. y. NJ Freeman. .525 Front street
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO sTEAM-HEATING CONTRACT.
IN ors-Sealed bids viii be received until l2 O'Clock
April 90 1891 for the entire steam heating of the
new b. b. bank building, New Whatcon. Wash.
For information inquire Of c. H Stocks Co., New
Whatcorn. Wash.
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fTH-1f 0sresla, Apsii II. 1891. a. severe
q S16 o1l3dGn ax1ack ~ y gftppe. Mss Emma !.
& onlfk azfd 81 yens and nsontns; naIsse =
UoChiz8, Ma
1z11lrKE-of hart d.sease, Macy Jsne, vie -
- (SonfIe q Exe7e HaStbs. April ,, 1871: 40
~ FeaxA AyPinstou, 3D. papers piense COPY.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL. Er.Ff-Ts0--s -
~ IS hereby given that on Monstxv 70
1891 a special election win he nd s
Seattle. As provided for BY or.iIsancr ~ Il F.
the purpose Of eiecflng two rseru1rrs ~
OF aldermen. caused by the resjznafies r.
Hclb:oox a15 +. w Wasa. fosh -. Ill al
October !. A. ID. 1891. That the g.
az u.s. Ssiaten oy the city council ~ TT
ai;Ie as the polling places In said cir ~
said election.