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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-26
Tyrannicals

American Citizen Co anarchisD-
If this country doesn't suit you, why
idn't you stay in Germany?
Anarchist (excitedly)-Dey passed
law compelling us a bath TO dake
efery week, don't itl-Trutb.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-26

bic specimens we illustrate. OF what
special Importance these long tailed
they were merely evolved to please
the taste Of the artistic" japanese,
who delight in everything grotesque,
from the dwarfed trees to Shintoism.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-26

The trouble with most schemes Is
that thev look so smooth and plausi-
Bile. and are so hard to work.
The Indian measures distances while
canoeing by pipes" One pipe is the
interval between The halting he is al
lowed II make for a smoke.
The bees of Guadeloupe, West In
lies, are sting'ess, and do not store
their honey il combs, but in bladders
of wax about the size Of pigeons egg.
AT Trinidad, West Indies, dried
bananas are put on tie market in at
tractive sir-tight packages by simply
slicing them lengtbwise and wrapping
ten or twelve of their own leaves about
Their
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-26
The MralthT Osaces.

Usage Indians are the richest COM
.nunity on the face Of the earth.
They are /, 500 in number and have
SIS, 900, 900 deposited to their credit in
the Treasury at Washington, on which
they draw 800. 900 interest every three
months. The income will continue
until Uncle Sam gets ready to pay
them the principal. They also have
lao, 900 acres of the best land in
Oklahoma. for which the unterrified
boomer" totally Indifferent to the
rights Of the red man, hopelessly
sighs. Half of them wear blankets
to this day
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-26
GOVERNOR ELECT OF MAINE

Gen. Henry B. CIesves Elected to That
Ofhce.
Gen. Henry B. Cleaves, the sue
.essful candidate for GOYernor of
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-26
In the Swim.

Jones has got into the social swim
Mt last, / see."
''Then he is a goncr."
"Why SOP"
Because he told me the other day
that he never had been able to keep
his head above water since he got
marr .ed. New York Press.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-26
How sh, ooIed Him,

Clara-Oh, dear, have made such
fool of Mr. Milds.
Maud-How so, my dear?
Clara-I gave him every reason o.
think l would refuse him, and then
OF course he proposed and l accepted
hin.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-26
WHAT IS THE USE?

-----
What Is the use Of cryiug2
Crying will never r'endi
But minutes are gUlH,
So We Lave been told;
Then be careful how you spepdi
What Is the use Of crying1
Crying won't help thingi
Go home and tell
just what befel
And the truth will its comfort bring.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-26
A drawf residing at Shigsken,

A DRESS does not make a woman,
but often breaks a man.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-26
ALOST ART REDIsCOVERED.

HARDENING COPPER To EQUAL THE BEST
sTEEL-ENGISEERS AsToNISHRD.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
Our New Perfection.

We must say a word for our
New Perfection Refrigerator.
We want you to be interested
enough to call and see it. twill
sell ON it's own merits without
any trouble. 1t has all the lat
est improvements, but it is as
cheap as any Of a good make.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
MIR. GEO. c. FRYE.

Dear Sir:
Please send me one
dozen bottles AMAN-
DINE to Adams House,
Boston, by next Thurs
day, as | there join a
party en- route to Mon
treal, and we wish your
preparation to use while
travelling as / have
found it to be excellent
for bathing the face to
remove cinders and dust,
besides being very re-
freshing.
Resp Yours
ELLEN Y. ARNOLD,
New Haven, Conn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
- rs~.a, rv.ay 10 destroy Mr.. Hal.

.--- rsuDn, r1auy 10 destroy Mr.. Hal
stead.
''Then." said Mr.. Halstead, ga fight
began, the equal of which have never
personally known. had the advantage
Of being on the upper side. We ex-
changed some terrific blows. He hit me
a number of times on my arms, Each
blow was so powerful that it temperate
ly removed the flesh, and the blow went
through clear to the bone. You have
no idea how it hurts to be hit on the
bone of your arm In that way.
These blows were delivered accord
ing to the best scientific methods
known at that time" MIR. Hal
stead obtained the second knock
down, although before arriving at this
glorious result he received four or five
body blows; had one side of his back
scratched well up and had generally
disarranged his dress. As his opponents
went down a second time, the little man
who had been lodging around behind
them again ran up the stairs back
wards.
As the man who had been sent to the
gutter twice arose deliberately to come
up for another bout, Mr. Halstead's
partner came around the corner. He
was an absent minded individual who
walked the streets in those days twirling
a pen-knife in his hands. He came run
ming with his knife in his hand, but be-
fore he got close enough to come to the
rescue Mr.. Halstead's opponent was
back in front of him. The Field Mar
shall said that he was nearly spent at
this stage of the game He said he had
just quarter of one lung left to breathe
with. The perspiration ran down his
body in streams, and at times there was
acute pains i'll his spine that he nearly
screamed. His partner cried out SIS he
came down, coming a word which Mr.
Halstead had never heard before or
since, exclaiming sect ont, yoa ----
scurf." Whether It was the sound of
this unusual epithet or not, the opponent
was taken off his guard and Mr.. Hal
stead's huge fist struck him under tho
nose The t1unb of the Est went by into
his right eve and the knnckle of tho
left finger wec- *..to the other eve. Hs
again Ee4: Into the street. Then ne
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
LIGHT VESTS.

There is nothing prettier or
more dressy for summer than a
light vest. We have an assOrt-
ment at from ST. to $3.50 that
are neat. They are catchy, cool
and clean.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14

arose, shook himself and started OF ON
dead run, as if he was thoroughly sat-
isfed with the mornings work. Mr..
Halstead was helped to his Office but it
was several days before he recovered
from the shock. But he never had the
satisfaction of knowing what the row
was about. T. G. CRAWFORD.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
CHAM Der SETS.

We will give you a Solid Oak
Chamber Set, very heavy for $50.
Thensin our highest priced sets
we have some beauties in Cherry
Maple and Mahogany and you
should be sure to see our assort-
ment.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
ODD PANTS.

We have a line of Mems Pants
that we are selling just now at
reduction. We have Working
Pants at 81, $1.25, $1.37 that
are reduced from $2.1O, and at
1925 that are cut down from So.
These last are nice goods and
are good for every day wear.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
DENvER-SUMMlT


OF ALASKA.
''The best stock in the market. Investor.
'ALASKA has great future before her. Her
mining companies will reap very large re-
rns.''-[ Boston Traveller
winthrop W. Fisk, mining engineer of Jun
eau, Alaska, has reported on the property
Engineering and Mining Journall (Recom-
mendation enOugh.)
Within 20 months this mine will pay Per
Cent Month on Every Share, when it will
surely be worth par (S1.OO per share). If you
can possibly spare any money, invest it at
once in this stock. You can find nothing that
will pay better. Treasury stock ONLY for sale
in blocks of 220 shares or more.
Price Now, 10 Cents Per Share.
Price After June Z, 12 1-2 Cents.
Price After June IS, Is Cents.
1t is sure to keep on upward until it reaches
81. 90 per share, and dividends will keepit up.
We have the ORE to do it. For stock or in
formation address
DENVER-SUMMIT
GOLD COMPANY
HARRISON L. FISKE, Trustee,
Room Il, Herald Building, BOSTON MASS.
my31 Tu Th Sat limo.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
ODD DINING SETS.

We have some great bargains
in Odd Dining Chairs and Tables.
Perhaps you could find some
thing here that would please you,
better come in and look at them
anyway.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
! !
FURNI TURE.

Par1or Sets.
We are offering some special
bargains i'm our Parlor Sets Just
now. What do you think of a
Plush Parlor Set for S35? Does
not that make you think it is
time to buy onee We can give
you some excellent bargains in
our highest priced sets.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
OIL STOVES.

Did you ever see an Oil Range?
They are fine for summer cook
ing and save heating the house
in hot weather. We have some
fine ones.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
closed out at S2.25.

closed out at $2.25.
A So. so Oxford for Ss.3o.
Here is another bargain, a fine
finished Oxford, warranted not
to rip, made of fine French
tanned Kid. We have full line
of these and at this price they
will be most attractive bar
gain. These are special sales
and will go rapidly, SO an early
call is advisable.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 kINSON CO.
HATS and CAPS
Sale in Straw Hats.

Have you got your Straw Hat
yet?
We will give you a special bar
gain this week.
A nice MackinaW in the pOpu-
lar shapes, As cents.
A Canton Straw in all sizes on
ly As cents.
Wide Harvest Hats, the very
thing for the Islands and fishing
parties, Is to SO cents.
Every lady who cares for her
complexion should call i'm ON the
way to the boat and get one of
these hats for summer use.
CHILDREN'S HATS.
A full line of straws for Child
rem. Straight and rolled brim
Sailors and Shade Hats, from as
cents to a dollar. Cloth Outing
Caps too in all styles.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
CROCKERY Opt.
Special Sale on Si|Vervare
- FOR -
MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY

70 dozen Rogers No. IL,
strictly first quality, heavily plat
ed Tea Knives, regular retail
price 1915 per dozen, for this
sale, 1925. Not over l dozen to
each customer, and not sold to
children.
SO Sterling plated medium
KNIVES, No. IL, at 1926 per
dozen.
so medium Forks to match
Knives at 1925 per dozen.
20 beautiful Casters, pearl fin
ish with five bottles, very strong
and attractive, would be bar
gain at SIS. For this sale $3.50.
Is satin finish and engraved
Cake Baskets, perfect beauties,
would be cheap at $3.50, but for
this sale only $3.50.
We have a fine line of Silver
ware suitable for gifts and we'd
ding presents. The articles are
from the celebrated factories of
Reed & Barton, Simpson, Hall,
& Miller & Co., Rogers and others
equally well known. Special
prices on all silyerware fer this
sale.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14

Bicycle and Yachting Caps for
Men and Boys. Yachting Caps
Ladies and Misses i'm all cOlOrS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
Mm Tarmer.

Gin arbeitsfrafiser iunssr Nann, sbrbar,
pilis une feibis, iubt fir nG6fsn Scmmsr
Mrbeit auf elmer 5arm. Musfunft etbeiIt bic
@rpsbitipn bs. 8lattes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
Sas GoAinbinas &ubn.

Die @odin9ina.S Sabner iinb borads.
li1e gierIeser unb f6nnten su ben beiten
serednet iperben, tpenn nidt ibre sroBe
unb faum be3abmbare Ie.suns gum
8riten ben @terertras beeintrabtieen
pIrbe. Sbre @ier finb aber i'm 8ers
bGltnlb 3u bsnen anberer NaHe flein,
iino baber nidt beIiett. Sic itnb iebr
quite D'nterlsser unp porsdsIids. supsr.
Idiiiee, pieaeldt bic beiten Bliiterinnen,
iorelame Diutter unb Slbrerinnen.
Da iie iebr frabseitis i'm SABRE su bril-.
ten beginner, tDnnen iie portbeiIbaft
oasu benubt tperoen, Sribbruten au sr.
sielen; une bies 1T elm Sauptpunft,
meI6er bel einem iadsemdben Slbners
suhtbetriebe beobabtet iperben mub,
neil man baburd in ben Stano aeitbt
niro, iunse SIbner au ersiidten, tpslde
in benz betrefsnoen Sabe nod ;u Iessn
beginner, ooer als ShladtesfIiisel
perwenoet iperoen fbnnen. Da aber
ibre 8rutIuit i'm Sabre iid isbr oft
aeist, Bitter alS tpunidenswertb, unb
nur fdner su beaabmen 1T. 70 iinft ba.
bur6 ibre 8eoeutune als eisentIidss
Nusbubn berab. slls SIeiidtbisre fnb
iie aud nidt beionoers empfsbIens.
pertb. Sic iinb bon fraftisem 86rper.
bau, ertrasen 8alte iuie glaGs sIei1
gut uno iinc iehr tpenis su 8ranfbeiten
seneist, ebenio perbdlt eS iid nit ben
8iiden, beren Iufsudt NIT teinen be.
ionbern Sdpierisfsiten perbunben lit,
iie befiebern iid nur ettpas Ianeiam.
Als Elm fir Sarmer seeisnetes Subn
fann bas Godindina.9 9ubn iebo1 ni1t
beseibnet iperben. fdon besbaIb nidt,
neil es bas sanse Sabr binburb aus
Der Sanb sefittert iperben mub, inbem
es tpenis 9leieuns seiet, feline Nabruns
ii6 felbit su iuten, tpenn Go aub in
biefer 8essebuns niht ipabIsrifd 1T,
unb neil eS immerbin cine eetpilIe, ets
mas iorsfdItiss 9Hese sriorbsrt. Sir
ben @ef efldseaiebbaber, Der 3eit unb
2uit bat, iid Der Aufsudt bon iunssn
Sdbn6en su pibmen. unb bsr ieinsn
SGbnern Feline sroben 8dumIidfeiten
sur 8erfii8uns fteaen fam, 1T bieie
8afs aber beionoers eeeisnet, inbem
iie i'm fIeinen Raume eebaIten, bsfons
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
GuteumaG.

CUR @ntenmait siebt es fsin beKsrss
MitteI alS @erte. Man tpei1t bies
felbe Elm unb ldbt iie ettpas quelIen,
bann tpirb iie in Saufen an einem tpars
men Orte aufseiddttet. bamit iie gum
8eimen f6mmt. SIT baS seiteben,
fann man iie trOdnen, Tim fe aufbes
pabren au fDnnen. giod befer 1T eS,
tpenn man tdsIid fobiel @erite quellen
ldBt unb gum 8eimen aufidittet, aIs
man an einem Gage berfiittert. Nie
gnten tperben in einen fauberen. gut
NIT Streu periebenen Stall seiebt unb
ibnen bic sefeimte @erite, nadbem man
iie porher tpieoer aneefeudtet bat, se.
seben. Sc mub bies in fIeinen Pors
tionen seibeben, balnit bic @nten aaes
auffre6en unb nibts in ben Trbsen
bIeibt bafiir 1T bas Suttsr tpabrenb
ees Cages um 10 Dfter su reiden. Ser
@rfoIs 1T iebr gut, in ldnsltens bier.
aebn Iasen iinb bic gnten fett. Daf.
ielbe 8erfabren Last iid natiirlid aud
fur anoereS GsHaseI unb namentllu
fir @Snie antpenben. es 1T foear in
mander 9eaiebuns ben bielsebraud.
Il1en glueeIn bcrsusieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
Ser .CbeI~
Type w ritter.

$40 faufen Den Seea xppe Wrtter
nit 7s Gbarafteren. ruo SIS fir ben elm,
fd9eu Sben, M Der 8arantie, before
arbeit Su tbun. ule irsenS eine Wafdine.
Sic perbinbet Ginfahbeit NIT Dauerbsfiis.
feit, Shneaigfeit teihtigteit Der Operation
uno bdlt Idn9er ohne 8eparatnr aus. aIs TT.
seno eine anosre Maidine &ein 5arbenbano
fort ben Sperateur. Sie 1T biiblb fompaft
nidsI.pIattirt perfeft unb allen Grlorberniien
eniprehenb. @ie eine Oriderprsife proou3irt
fe Elm reines. Ieierlides Manuieript. 8wei
ODER 3ehn Gremplare fouuen auf einmal &C.
uadt werOen. Sr9enb eine inteligente per
iOn Tam fd gum Spe ateur in 5Wei Sa8en
ausbiIoen. 8ir offeriren $1,000 ir9enb
einem Sperateur. Der 70 p,el leIitsn tann. tpie
Die boppelte ObelI. -.
8uuetIdiF9e agenten unb 8erfdufer meroen
perIanst unp 6dnoIern fpeaisae 8ortbeiIe se.
Bebsn Sur Harnphete unO Meferensen menoe
man fidl an 0dell Type Writer Co.,
56S-364 Dearborn Si. GbIeapo. 50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
8arfeeper oerIamat.

Gin iunser, anfanbissr unb iniellissnter
Deuiider, nidt untsr II rher t8 Sabre alt
unp selpanbt fann ipfort cine CUTE SteIe er-
tatsn tn ". 3enfe's SpteL 2l5 penn
Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
Gbas. 8. N5euffer.

528 Sadatpanna gpenue 528
asusfts Moosu uuo srOse ausluabI In
6ilten, &appen, @aroerobe. .glrtifel
ano iberbaupt ale in oas @siddft Ssborsnosu
Baaren. Sefte beutfbe nnb anbere
0Dplle in allen 8arbsn,
8oaentuaaren arbeitstleiber, gdirme. etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
Die leete Wabl

bat eine sanae Mense bon lleberrafd.
unsen in .brem @efolse eebabt unb bic
serineHe berielben 1T burdaus nidt,
baB bic 3epublifaner nidt nur ibre
Wiebrbeit i'm Sdulratb uno Select
GOuneil bebauptet. fonbern iOsar cine
iolhe aub i'm Common Council erruns
gen baben. Bir beidrdnfen uns bar.
auf bic 3ufammeniesuns Der brei ses
nannten 86tpsrfdaiten bier ipisbersus
aeben: ,Y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
Gnsea sdimpff,
Nraftifcber ttbrmacber,
317 2afapanna 9lpenue.

Sat ftets einen bdbiden WOrratb BON Banb.
uno 8aidenubren enfetten. BufennaoeIn.
8ingen, @eidmeioe uerfbieoeuer Art u. (. NJ,
uno beoient 8unoeu reel uno piinftIid.
8eparaturen on 8ano. uno 8aldenubren,
0etbmeioe ieber Writ unb alle in mein tab
einidla9enoen 8erridtun9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25

bers gut sebeibt unb baburd ibre @ier.
erseu8uns nidt i'm serinsiten beeintra9.
tist nirb. Sir ben @sfIaseIatdter,
Der mebrere @efliiselraGen bdIt, 1T iie
gum Brlten febr ,u empfsblsn, benn
bieie Sdbner f6nnen NIT Redt ,.Ieben.
bige 8rutmafdienen" eenannt iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
@efffette Mn3eiaem.
Wm. 1rpitel,
te,tticberMet0er,

'lll5 Sadion Strabs,
hefert Die feinften Biirfte in SbSe 9arf: unb
ebsnto ole eotten friides uno naepodetes
tIeift. 8audieifd u. (. 10.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25

-Sn Iunfbannod aeritbrte Elm syeuer
Ultttpod Nadt bas 9eiddftsbaus unb
bic Wobnuns BON 6. 6. Space 8er'
luit $40. 900, 8eriideruns $4,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
grant Stetter, IT,.
S0tel uno Siderei,
@atnffraBe, Gpbe Narf. Na.

warme nnS falte speiien fno au isbsr Ia.
eesdsti 3u taben. 6riides Eager ftets an
5apf iomie @eire. 9iquore unb gigarren.
Vie NIT meinem SoteI perbunoene Bdderei
!tefert Elm por5isIides Badu,ri unb perbeu
aue Beitelungen prompt uho btIl,s beiorgt.
6ranf Stetter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-21
&P FCIIT NOTfC Is.

(AtTiCN-tN April. u 1921. JAMES
y Nsal!r Obtained f-o- rs~a note fer $40 So
IaFdo4e . Nv o 50, ard bearing per cent. in
IL G.; Per month from gnarurty This noe was
secured OF SGI4 James Neatly through unlawful
il-"llpis, anu far r-3>ou< bas, known 10 himself
NJ h4S mace 10 IT u 10 collect the SAM
HEREBY caution 81 persons from negot atInE above
described note - l decline - paw the sane
GUST. PERSON
Seattle. Wash Nav 10 1892
L'CRNlTT RE OF ALL GRADES AT PRICES
- salt the lines. best assortment: install
mems Ee.ito"u Furniture Co. al5 front t-eet-
\OIItE-TaE CALEDONIA HOUSE HAS
~ cha god bands aud * COW known % the
" AGO mouse; rev ~ Engagement. everything nea-
anu c.ean. beds 25C. SIC. ard 81 per dsy: fur.
nsSae; sAG 2uiFVishefi rooms tor light houseSeep-
Ing Nu 2lS Commercial! street
- Mil KEN AkD-WE WILL PAY ONE
.'cp thousand dollars reward for Any man
" no ever saw Newspaper not worth more Than
the price asss'i Tor i suit % or pair II
pants llttl@ ~ Il ditto. tailor Who could MAKE
NeiiAr hts OIL show later srvtes. any MAJ. VII,
strives aarce- % please his customer. Or aur-e-
cia'es thsir patronage more. Pc fact satisfaction
"r co nay = our rlile. We viii MAKE il TO your IN
tere-t T. Siye rs p cal fito8e Tailoring COMPANY
over hy21ls & Pau>ot'F Ci0ihing store
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-21

9BERI G WE@TFRNAN. HEAVY F0Rc-
az asd genera h.acksInithing. machine sn!p
steamboat 5ai dag and wo-s: fra--s~a-sas = -;
t@t11-p-p-s made and p1t On builcinss: wet!9rr-r
t.>. oIt4eeS q al SiuG-; cal for pans and $50
-1S-e>' l-4.Y EQUIPPED to DO al kinds NJ y.o-.-
Ieese1 ~ 'hF state. shop West street between
1.s-ef sNeaus and Columbia street. f. o BOY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-21


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
~ luwamSh streets grade.-Seaiei proposals
VIII be received by the Undersigned. secretary 81
Ii" board OF public works nf the City OF seattle I'D
10 noon OF Wednesday. May IS. 4. D. 1892 for the
era mig and construction OF sidewalks on beth
SIDES If Rose and nuwami>h streets from Mad
son street To the north line OF book one ~, in
highland ADDITION 10 the city of seattle in accord
aAct WIN me plans and specifications now on file
IL This office
Each bid Is 20 he accompanied by certified
che'N, payable - The order Of the city comptroller
Tor SUM n7f tsss than five t5l per cent of the
amount Al1 aad no bid shall be considered IN Jess
accompanied by such check
ne Cccss:ul u .de- VIII he required 70 enter
mo contract and furnish satisfactory bon tsmeu
lpr me i1lI amount OF within ten flU} Gav3
nom Dc ne notified Of the award failing which
sa3d ClfCs ami the amount thereof 1tli be tor
fti'e't 10 me city.
No person Is 81. Eib,a a bidder who has within
t"e wears prior 10 the letting made default paw
nlfnt 81 any 5uSt ciain tor any ork ar labor per
fottned oT Tor any Hi material fCrn'Sna q pur-
s!ant 10 any such contract as Is here advertise or
VINO, within sail two wears, has assigned. aha--
oct-G surrendered o- faI4e ed 10 complete any such
HjTac-.
The board Of public WORKS reserves the right 70
rej jet any AMI al bids
Proposals 70 IL .nIorsed on the envelope Rose
and uwalniSh stress Grade
i.easa -ta1h COPY Of this advertisement 70 bid
~ order oI TIE Aoa-1 OF qloIc works
+ -. d. HOLBRO0h. Secretarv.
FIRST publication May : ,. lSe2
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS IND FUNERALS.

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BERGLIS-On Friday May 20 1892 at the fam
iIy residence l.4&3 Front street, seattle infant
child OF q. Berglin, whose wife was buried last
sunday.
The funeral takes place from The residence at 1
o'clock TODAY.
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NM ETl-IfO trDERS.

FABLE BOARD RN pAN. WEEK Or
month: hcu.e COOK ing: everything n-St -cssSs,
best .Sc nsea. il tne city. centrally lecAgsA Mrs
Atwood, TIE Terrace. q1A SsSc11 street
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CLITR FOEiNTS.
ELAIKNOYA< T-CORNEa SIXTa Ann
Y P Ike room 81.
..OUIDA." TEST MEDIUM. FROM DENVER
~ Cole gives magnetic treatments f!e..yst. II
and reS'ive- Par.9-s . and I, Westminster -l.it
Front street
4 D-A>TONTSHING REVELATIONS
= professor. Morse. The CeI =hrated II gsh -ra-ce
ClairToyanJ every hid v. cry -e.-ea!act airs
a. " 40 are IN troA1-et never fats gives atca - :
al points o. interest business treEzacti-,3s 80
affairs, iaAlIy troubles. - rex specglat5ons az
suits, absent friends. .icky numbers !ac.y
cay. lHterpre's GreaLlsI locates diseases. hii.
en- treasures and stoeh goods: restores -,
aI1e-l4v n brings the separated together N ,Ls
SPEEDY and happy marriages with tue oae Jo,
love tels II TIE one ynu love = true OF false. ne
!lcky Roman gyP-Isu n. sg7ap 10 help an ON r..
troHtle' cures "i1chery, hts drum zeun-ss ana al
4on&-sisnd - aDG mysterious diseases t-uta aus-
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sNefFthin7; no imposition; II you are Unhappy 0r
lee GiScVEaaS-! from any case fathr,.. I-lf-Yra
tioA * given yoI how 10 improve y1ur c1nI.:5n
a. once FaTi ors 1909 second street next J5o-
CT gems MArket 1''
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CRISP SNAPw

600 ACRES Of partially improved land in
Kitsap county, IL miles west of United States
Navy Yard. so acres fenced, ditched, small
orchard, barns, etc. Terms TO suit the average
purchaser; one-half cash. balance one and two
years az 8 per cent