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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11
A PROMINENT LADIES' GRATITUDE.

II too want to say . word for DR.. Rankin's
wonderful skill" said Mrs. g. L. Reed Of Cad
lilac. now stopping 1t ~ Fourth street. II
had a bad case Of asthma for Is years and
many time have been smothering to death.
have employed many different physicians
and tried change Of climate but never got re
lief. I had long given mp hope and only con-
suited DR.. Rankin 20 satisfy my friendA To
my surprise he told me catarrh was the great
sggravating factor of my attacks, and he Was
right. for since the first weeks treatment
have been absolutely free from all symptoms
Of asthma. cannot express the suffering
used TO have. but now can 60 out In any
kind of weather and even walk to the ONCE .
mile away. Ny lungs are free and light and
am gaining fast In strength. 1t seems too
good TO be true and am afraid will wake
up some morning and ind it Is all . dream.
should be glad to talk with anyone about my
case and tell them Of my experiences"
MRS s. L. REED.
Dr.. Rankin Is graduate OF Aan Arbor and
has had years Of experience In his specialized
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS NOTICE
~ Is hereby given that bids accompanied by
plans specifications and strain diagram, Tor the
construction OF wagon bridge over ana across the
SuoQualnlie river Al "A point known as III n mons
CROSSING elnN the village Of Iuit, said river
wlA be received by The board OF county commits
siuntrs Of King county until Wednesday. the 9Th
day of April. 1892, AZ O'Clock p. m. Each OF
said bids must be accompanied hy csFti fed check
Of $3.50, 90 De forfeited! go King county by the sue
cesSlul bidder in case DE mats To enter into con-
tract and furnish good and Sufficient bonds within
nVe DAYS AFTER the date of award.
sad bids must be scale 4. mark ID '8!d for Sno-
QualyDie Bridge, near tuit Ani filed WIKI the
county auditor On or before the date above men
Uoued.
said bridge Will consist 81 one span Of two hun
dred ant sixty 1850 feet appro KimaIe length and
OF sufficient and suitable approach 20 permit tree
Access 10 and from said bridge on either side there
Of The bottom cord Of said bridge TO DE az feet
above low water. bach bia shall specify the price
ieE the bridge span, Including Ahutments, ana the
price per lineal foot o. approach
Bonds in the iUll sum " the contract price, con-
dlun-ed on thu completion Of The contract and
pay Hout OF al claims Tor labor and "A aierial u,ed
VIII D. required The award of the cont raci 10 any
person OF ngm Is hereby made subject to the per
mission u the secretary ~ war for the construc-
iioh % said bridge, aud the hoard hereby reserves
the Fssal 70 REJECT any and all bids
r \. rMlJHELJ, County Auditor
Dated a Seattle. March 10 $50
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l. EG Al NOTICES.

UNITED STATES MARsHAI,s SAFE
! United States OF America, District of Wash
tnEton. - - 100
Whereas an order of sale duly issued ont OF the
ntted states district court for the district OF Wash
!ueton, Northern division, on the third day of
March; lss2, IN the case OF the Hack Diamond
t"aI Mining Company, tibeIlant against the
steamer Rainier, her engines. boiler tackle an
pafei and furniture, TO me directed and command
Ing me 10 sell the said steamer Rainier her en-
sues. BOILER tackle, apparel and furniture after
giving nttee0 days notice Of such sale
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
hnief ana IN pursuance of said order o sale on the
-ilh daS Of March, A D. 1892. al the hour of II
cocS IN the forenoon Of said dav in the county of
hing. in the district of Washington al nrr u,1or-
lngs near Ballard In the waters OF salmon bay I
VII sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash the sali steamer Rainier. her engines boiler
tackle, apparel AMI furniture.
THOMAS r. BROWN
United states Marshal.
BY RICHARD BRADlYY Deputy
Dated March : 1892
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\ STOLEN.

STOLES - ONE STRAWBERRY ROAM
- horse, about 900 pounds weight with brand
IF IL" on left shoulder and bunch on the hack
caus by saddle; the horse has lately been cpped
and Is slngle-footer under the saddle; the horse
was hired from me March with a half English
saddle and bride; has no. returned; any informa-
ton leading 10 the recovery Will be literally re-
waried. O. II. Holcornb.
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FOR TOEFS.

NOR RFNT-GROCERY STORE, CORNER
L Eleventh and Jackson: one of the most prom
iuent retail corners in seattle; reliable party can
secure long lease Apply 4. r. Whittier James
street Tower-houSe.
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RENOg AS.

- ENoNAL-ABERNET HY. SHOE DEALER,
IL has moved 10 The kaake block. corner Finn
AID RlAe streets.
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REAL Esr4rE BROKERS.

I'IEsT-CLAsS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
property in al parts OF the CITY for sale. core
spondence solicited W E LsiEerwo0A rea. estate
agent. successor 10 Lewis & LecgvrWood room -
sullivan block.
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BOOK BTNDERT.

X ANFHONN'> BINDERY. BLANK BOOK
Manufacturers. Washington street, corner
numerical, rooms and Terry block Seattle
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FOUND.


EoUND-A LAW BOOR-.EQUTTY PLEAD
L ing with Preceients." Owner can have same
by proving property and paying for this notice an
Post-Intelligencer office
L'oUND-THAf THE REMOVAL SALE Is
i genuine, great bargains in stoves furniture
etc. al Frederick & Nelson's, 1918 nd 2l5 sec,
Ond street
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MONEY LOAN OFFICE,

OLDEST ESTABLISHED IN THE CITY.
" Uncle Harris Loan Once, 2O4 Washington
street; liberal advances on diamonds, watches and
leweiry: lowest rates
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A RRINED-MME. DE Tongue, OF NEW
n York. the world renowned ant highly cele-
bTated queen trance medium of the Atlantic coast
She is a seventh daughter born with double
veil Has the power vi any two MEDIUMS Won
ever met. Tells vour esirs life, past present snd
future. in a dead trance. Every hidden mystery
revealed Tells the full name Of her callers ana
tire name Of your future husband or wife with aEe
and date Of marriage. and tells whether the one
you Lore IL true or false. Tells all your business
affairs with utmost truth. Gives advice on d.
vorces. contested wills. spscula-l0us. etc Tells
your ife from the cradle TO the grave, and causes
speedy aad happy marriages This is the ~ = tara's
FIRST visit Hours II, m 10 to Is =. IN Par.
lors 3. SinaneM honse. so Ihira sIrett rnnrn S
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NPECIII NOIIGEN

no CANNEHN MENTOR THE BEST SITp
for a salmon caunery. plenty OF fish FOOD ma
Dor cheap lumber and boxes, address BOX 22l Sc
attic. -
NORWEGIAN SHIP HIAw
~ er the captain nor the owners of the above
named vessel viii be responsible for any debts thst
may be contracted by the crew.
= JORGENSFN Mas,er
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4 S>EsSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
~ ment district No 20, for Rose and puwamish
street grade Notice is hereby given that assess-
nlsnt roll OF local Improvement district No 20,
fr the grading OF Rose street and Duwamish
street, fron Madison street 20 the north line II
block l. In Highland addition TO the city OF Seattle,
and constructing of sidewalks on both sides there
Of has been filed by the board OF public works with
the ely council Of the city Seattle and further
notice Is hereby given that said roll open for pub
ic inspection al the Office the CITY clerk IN the
city nall and VIII remain open for inspection until
Wednesday, March 70 1892. at S o'clock D. NJ.
And all persons owning property In said local i'm
proNement district and all other interested.
are requested TO appear on said $50 day Of March,
A D. i 90. at f:SO o'clock p, m. a. the council
chamoers In The city hall. aud make objection
thereto II any they may have. All persons inter-
ested sre further notified that the city council viii,
al said last mentioned time, consider any and all
objections ma ie aud Will at said time or at some
adjourned meeting. make such corrections in such
ron a. deems just and that after the Cousdera-
tion IF any and all objections will approve such
rol! and VIII assess the amounts found 20 DC lust
AGAINST each lot and parcel Of land fronting said
streets n. W. MILLER.
Clerk Of the civ Of seattle
Fr,bI haFs - 81 d. -, s5l..s
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RiIRDR ESSING.

Gu6CAS~IAN HAIR PARLOkS-WLG WAX
\ ing bangs and switches. RsuEstorff block 700
Second street, Seattle Wash, room 81.
ToHS T. WITTWER HAIRDHESSER Ann
81 wizmAker. 6ls Front nex; TO Lownan &
HaGfprd's.
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WASTED-PARTSER.

VIvAyTED-PARTyER FOR LOGGING BUS
w mess. large body Of timber secured salt
water: camp team and outfit; $4,000 capital Ad-
dress Logger. Box 6Sk. seattle. Wash.
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T OST OR SToLEN-FRoM UNDERSIGNFD
IL at Everett, Wash, on or about March s. 1892
one $4,000 note and mortgage of ST, 900 of date
December 80 1890, and due December 90 1892;
drawing interest at per cent made by William
JENNIE and Lena JENNIE payable 10 undersigned; all
parties are warned from purchasing the same as
payment has been stopped
ANDREW MORRISON
La Conner. Wash. March 10. 1892.
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4 GOOD FINtSHER AND PIANO pol
n isher wishes 70 repair. clean and polish firni-
ture and pianos Al reasonable prices. Walt tioel
ner southwest corner barclay and MeCla.re streets
Telephone No 764.
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Acre Tracts +!

I'VE are prepared 70 offer choice list OF
Acre Property, admirably adapted
for Suburban Homes, Plating, Garden
ing, Fruit Growing and Poultry Raising.
We have several partially improved Ranches,
desirabIy located. excellent SOIL well watered and
commendable in many ways TO the agriculturist
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CITY NOTICES.


NOTICE To CONTROVERSIES AND
~ Duwamish streets grade-Sealed proposals.
viii be received by the undersigned secretary Cd
the board OF puzzle WORKS Of the city OF Seattle upi
to noon Of r1day, April l. A n 1892, Tor thu
grading and construction of sidewalks on both
sides Of Rose and Davamish streets from Madison
street TO the north line OF block one u in High
land addition TO the city of Seattle, in accordance
with the plans and specifications file in this
office.
Each bid is to be accompanied by q certified
check payable TO the order OF the city Comptroller,
for a sum not less than five (5) per cent OF the
amount bid and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check
The successful bidder viii be required TO enter
into contract and furnish Satisfactory bondsne1
for the full amount of sane within ten 90 days
from being notified OF the award falling which said
check and the amount thereof viii be forfeited to
the city.
No person is eligible 3 bidder who has within
two years prior the letting made default in pay
ment of any Just claim for any work or labor per.
formed or for any akin or material furnished pgr-
suant to any such contract as Is here advertised
or who within said two years, has assigned,
abandoned. surrendered or failed TO complete any
such contract
The board Of public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope Rose
and Duwamish Street Grade"
Please attach copy OF this advertisement 70 bid
By order Of the board of public works.
F. w. ID. HOLRROOK
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CIIIRTOT4NTN.

L'LORENCE MARVIN. PRoPHETESS, WHO
predicted ClevelAnd's election and the seattle
fire. Room IS DOu.hItt building Take elevator
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NOR ENCHANGE-ACKEAG FOR CALI
+ fornia property, stockton, Oakland Los An
geles preferred. Address Exch., Post-Inteliigen-
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NOR EXCHANGE-TWO LOTS IN KIRK
L land and cash for well machinery or tools, new
or second hand. Address Well Drill, care Post
IntelIigencer.
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LANDSCAPE G4RDENER.

A LFRED GRAssNER LANDSCAPE GAR
IA oeasE. p. o. Box 1889.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE. S
WI VI Preston. 314 Pioneer block
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NIME. ROSS. NATURAL GIFTED FOKTUN E
vi teller. tells past. present and future: lucky
numbers given. ParlOrs ll-l2 Heussy block cor
ner Third and Pike.
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FOR SfLERE4L ESTATE.

L,oR sALE-CHEAP. CHOICE FIVE AND
II ten-acre water front tracts. William Bull, Port
Madison.
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DOR EXCHANGE-3.0O ACRES To TRADE;
II 1900 acres on WILDLY island TO trade for Sc
attle business property. seattle Land Company,
Ill Columbia street.
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PATENTS.

d. ENrS, CAVEATS. ETC: WRITE FOR
Il Advice 10 Inventors" g. IL. King : Epler blk.
II I REYNOLDS. MECHANICAL ENGI.
IL. ussr and patent solicitor; late examiner L.
= pa Gu, Office; applications for patents prepared
Wash.
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EE q BOWDEN HAVE PLENTY FUNDS
IL for short time loans; improved or unimproved
property; amounts $500 up; months to years:
money paid as soon a. papers executed; no red
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THE SOLICITORS LOAN AND TRUST Co
L Money to loan in amounts from $500 to Slo,-
600 on inside improved city property or upon I'M
improved inside property for building purposes
C. w. Richie, manager Seattle office, 100 second
street.
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DOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS WE ARE PRE-
l. pared to offer most favorable terms on business
property; loans S., 900 TO $4,000 wanted. Lee q
Bowden, and Colman block.
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MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE. Pr
w amos. horses wagons. ETC.. without removal:
loans strictly confidential 7O3 Second street,
room II.
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TRACTO RS.

DOOTH & HANFORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
ID lInc Rooms 2o2. 204 and 2O6 Burke block
corner Secon and Marion streets.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU.
ID ton No. 71.-Be 1t resolved by the board OF
aldermen and the house OF delegates OF the city OF
Seattle, in session assembled: That Il is the in
Eighth street. in the city of seattle from esler
avenue TO Union street, IN said city, BY grsdins
and siiewalkIng the same on both sides thereof
The estimated cost of grading. clearing and grub
bing. excluding the crossings. is twelve thousand
the estimated cost Of sidewslking and lkheai
said street IL forty ght hundred and flfysix doh
lars and fifty cents (S4,S5c.501; the total esti-
mated cost OF said Improvement TO be paid by the
shutting property owners IS seventeen thousand
two hundred and thirty-one dollars ard fifty
tSl1.2Sl 5Ol; the estimated cost of constructing
or sswaIks is three hundred sixJy-four dollars
1854: the estimated cost of clearing, grading and
gruobng crossings is ur hundred ninety-tive DOR
lars (S495l; the total estimated be paid BY
the city of seattle is eight hundred ity-nine dol
lars $780, and the cost Of the grading and side
tue property abutting said proposed 10 no
improved. described anove, and which said abat.
ting property is hereby declared TO be the prop
erty benefited by said improvement
AL persons owning any 2outting property. as de-
nheu ~ seSueh seven q OF article eight Ill o.
the date Of the first publication of this resolution
70 ME with the city clerk protests against said I'M
Passed board OF sldrmen this 18th dAv OF March.
1892 $ MILLER.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Passed house Of delegates this 4th day OF March.
1892 K W JONES,
President House OF Delegates
Approved by me this 18th day of March. lS92
GEORGE ". HALL. Mayor
Filed by me this l6th day of March. 1892
H W. MILLER. Clty CLERK
Published this 18th day OF March. 1892.
IMPoUSDED STOCK AT AUCrloN-NoN-
day, March IS, Is92. at 10 g. m. in front ofpo-
lice headquarters, corner of Ieser avenue and
Third street VIII sell at public auction and to the
pounding ana keeping. the ioiiowihs ga" deseribed
an nia viz
~ one brown horse. pony: about nine. ts)
N ffF4psa rfFf tail
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

L bic capital and willing to go to Victoria and
Spokane, can find good paying permanent oftice
business by calling at room 432 Burke building
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eco LOTS IN RIVER PARK; CLEARED;
.NOO best of garden land: plank street TO addi-
ton: line running in 80 days; 25 minutes by
car line from center OF city TO addition; cheapest
property the market; sold on small monthly
payments without interest Gould & Whtworth,
rs Olympic block.
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DARTIES WISHING To CONSULT A BUSI.
L ness clairvoyant can do so AT rooms 81 and 81
Chaplin block corner Of sixth and Pike streets
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L'OR kENT-LODGING-H HOUSES OF ALL
It description Hall. room :, Sill Second street
L'oR RENT-CLARENDuNH HOTEL. CORNER
II Second and Depot streets; q desirable tenant
secure this recently built house on favors-
street
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NINNEAPOLIs LOAN OFFICE LOANS
vi money on watches diamonds and sil articles
of value; unredeemed pledges for sale so Front
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NISCELL-iN Us.

NICE PLACE ON WILDLY ISLAND; RENT
~ free to responsiol tenant: comfortable s.
room house. stable and chicken-house, fruit and
berries. For particulars Inquire OF Mcdonald &
Davis. room Colonial block.
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STENOGR4PHEBs.

A NNIE n SANDS STESOGRAPu AND
n typ eWriters open evenings @s0-Sl Ptoneer
block. Telephone. 2lo-
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Los T..

/ OSI-GOLD MEDAL AWARDED TO MEL
Il lie II. Lodge. Any leaving the sama at
room l0S Seattle block Will be suitably rewarded
7 oST-A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR R.R.
IL gains ifyou don't attend the removal sale al
Frederick & Nelson's, 1918 and l,2l5 Second
street.
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JVANTFD-BY TWO YOUNG MEN BOARD
w and suite of rooms business center of
city: private family preferred; references ex-
changed. b, Box IS. city.
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no LOAN = 500, 900; AMOUNTS $500 TO
L $4,000; no delay. Inquire Seattle Market
Washington street.
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TOR SALE-A Z RESTAURANT CENTRA LILY
located; must sell at cuce: the proprietor is tax
ing charge of some other business by the LIST OF
April. This is paying business and a bargain,
and Ii will pay you TO investigate. Address C. D.
"a, care Post Inlelgencer
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COR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il property-Farm lands at slaughter. Kent. Port
Orchard Sumas City and Vashon island; the SUI
periorty of the above localities for effectiveness
Of soil is well known. James L. Porter, 81 Gott-
stein building.
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TOR EXCHASGE-LAND NEAR PORT
Il Madison for some good lots near Lake Union.
William Rnll Port Madison.
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ARCHITECTs.

EVERS KEITH, ARCHITECTS. ROOMS
II sO2. SOB and 5G4 Butler block
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U,oREXCHANGE-Fi f IMPROVED GRAIN
L land for exchange for city property in Seattle
or Tacoma Wisenan 22O and 22l Butler block
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PERSONAL.


SPECIAL APARTMENTS FOR LADIES AND
y children; lady attendants; open week DAYS 10
10 p. M; open Saturdays TO - midnight; hot salt
water baths, 25c. Hot salt Water Baths north
west corner Seneca and West streets Seattle
Wash. Lodgings connected with bathrooms
NEWPORT BATHS OPEN DAY AND
~ night; salt and fresh water, electric med-
Gated Russian, sulphur and cabinet yapor baths;
private apartment for ladies; excellent attendance
SIS Front street
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MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT OR LONG
VI time at reasonable rates: proof money fur
nished for Homestead and pre- empton Claims w.
d. Conner, room Olympic block.