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nAxRVOYANTs.

U NoWLEDGE IS PoWER-ARRIvAL EX-
IA traordinary OF the worlds nest ia mon
known the Child Medium OF Engiand: remain
not in darkness and ignorance but seek ye iisnt Q.
knowledge and learn what the mysterious future
holds forth for you: Ike bIigh, meteor flashing
asno f tine me- oss a. mn, YOUR midst
% dspei the heavy gloom and bitter woe from the
csna Or siy resons scrupes to stand in your way:
Mrs pr r. sherman Is the Distinguished. world
medium In this country; seventh daughter CT the
seventh daugnter; born with veil and Creates. est
,rancsd viii reveal every hidden mystery
In life; has been pronounced in Europe
and america the grsaiess living wonder wonder o. %
the Persian and Hindoo magic. or ancient
charm WORKING and prepares Egyptian ,alismans
troubles, restore lost affections, make MARRIAGES
With the one You iove-no failure: removs evn IN 70,
long standing and mysterious diseases: vii! give
divorce spsent fpe en- everyi hing neveraii
Ing advice to Young men on marriage and how 20
best adapted for speedy riches; Stock speculation
speciality: Receivers lost. stolen Or buried prop
re yannr laases on ye cour
snip and marriage II your lover Is true or Is faiss
The mysterious and successful manner IN when
given such universal satisfaction that her name
has become prossro 10 thousands Ct nonssn ,hs
she has a stand ng challenge OF $4,000 to any
revelations Is sufi,cient evidence tha. she stands
today without an equal In her line OF business.
Madame wishes 1t thoroughly understood that
she is The only bona fide seventh daughter Of the
seventh daughter Of the present age. and adver-
tisos nothing but what she can do. and would not
be classed with the m any cheap pretenders found
In every city. Ali who are in trouble, whose fond
hopes have been blasted. who have been deceived
and disappointed through false predictions OF
others, before giving up TO despair are invited to
call and be convinced OF the statements Of the
above without delay. Madame convinces the most
skeptical, aud II Is . weii-known fact Throughout
the world since the days OF ancient wtchery. that
only q seventh daughter born with vel can
veal the future correctly. Hours, q. m. 70 p.
M, strict
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by mail. Send
stamp tor illustrated circular with special terms
\. B-Since MIS- Sherman's arrival here she
has learned that . number of so-caied trance
mediums and clarvoyAats have been here copy
ing her advertisements and some hal the audacity
to use her narae. undoubtedly for the purpose Of
gaining unjust profit from her world wide repu-
tation, steps have been taken to find out to what
extent the American laws will allow unprinciped
people to ira lie upon anoshers reputation. This is
the madame's first visit.
MRS DIR. f. SHERMAN, Cliff House,
1o4 Seneca Street. Room B
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.


THE HONORABLE THE CHIEF COMMITS
l. soner OF lands and works hereby invites
architects to submit or before the 3Oth Septeu-
Der next (competitive) plans and Of cost
Tor the construction of certain provincial govern.
ment buildings. Particulars of competition and
further Information can be obtained from the
designed. w. s. GORE,
Deputy Commissioner Of Lands and WORKS, Lands
and Works Department. Victoria, b C.. 18th
June 1892.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., OFFICE sU-
4 pervising Architect, Washington, d. c., Juno
~, lS92-Seaed proposals will be received ut this
once until O'Clock p. m on the Goth day OF July,
and opened Immediately thereafter, for all the
labor and materials required to fix IN place the
low-pressure characterization, steam heating and
venftatng apparatus for the U. 3. custom house
and postoffice building at Port Townsend, WASH
tng.on. in accordance with the drawings and spsci-
fcattons. copies Of which may be had on applca-
ton at this office the office Of the superintend-
ent, 1t Port Townsend, Washington. Each bid
must be accompanied by . certified check for q
sum not less than per cent of the amount of the
proposal. The right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids or to waive any defect or informality In
any bid II 1t be deemed in the interest Of the gov
eminent to do 50. All bids received after the time
stated will be returned to the bidder. Proposals
must be enclosed in envelopes. sealed and mark ed
Proposal for the Low Pressure Return clrcula-
ton. steam Heating and Ventilating Apparatus,
etc. for the L. 4. Custom House and postofYice
building at Port Townsend, Washington" and al,
dressed 10 W. j. Edbrooke. Supervising Architect
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP =
II copa-tnership hsret fore EXISTING he..asn X
T. Boone and William Fl. Wilcox under tbs \ -,
name Of Roone & WILCOX WAS thts dav .tssoi NJ
ex mutual consent W. + Hooae win settle All
bus pertaining 10 the firm and collect eli
ins accounts w K. BOONE
WILLIAM Il. WILCOX
June IS. 1892.
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NOTICE TO CoNrRACToRs-LINC
~ avenue grade-Seaed proposals will be re-
ceived by the undersigned. secretary Of the
board Of public works Of the city of Seattle up to
noon Of Saturday, July 2, A. D. 1892. for tine grad
ing and construction Of sidewalks On both sides
Of Lincoln avenue, in the city Of Seattle from
Johnson avenue to the north line of Rosedale a4i-
dit1on. IN said city, in ACCORDANCE with the plans
and specifications now on file In this Office
Zach bid Is to be accompanied by q certified
check payable to the order of the city compsroler
for sum not less than Ave (5) per cent OF the
amount bid, and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check.
The snccessful bidder will be required to enter
Into . contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the full amount OF same within ten tlO) days
nom be ng notified OF the award, falling which
said check and the amount thereof viii be for
feited to the city.
No person is eligible as bidder who has within
two years prior to the letting made default IN paw
ment OF any Just claim for any work labor per.
formed or for any skill material furnished Dur.
suant TO any such contract Is Is here ADVERTISED or
who. within said two years, has assigned. abara-
doned, 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 lin
coin Avenue Grade"
Please attach copy Of this advertisement to bid
By order of the beard Of public works.
{. 9. HEIFNER, Secretary
First publication, June 81, 1892.
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ORDINANCE No. 2,205-AN ORDINANCE
~ vaeating the alley in block twenty-seven {z7l,
IA y Borens addition to the city Of Seattle
whereas. The owners OF All the lots in block
twenty seven {21l in C. ID. Boren's addition TO to
city OF seattle have petitoned the city council toe
the vacation of the alley said block, and the
eaton thereof deemed tor the best interest Of th0
Puote: now, therefore,
Be u ordained by the city Of seattle Is follows:
skcFIoS l. hat the alley in olocs twenty s<vea
tZ9}- IN &. d. Boren's add tion the city Of Seat.
Tie De and the same Is hereby vacated
Sec Z This ordinance shall take effect and shan
oe In force from and after its passage aud approval
II approved by the mayor: otherwise it shall take
eject II the time IL shall become law under tho
provisions of the cisycharter
Passed by the board of aldermen the 2s,h day 81
June. 1892 and signed by me in open session il
naturalization Of passage this zotn Cav Of Juna
1892 r n DATLTON
Acting President Board Of Aldermen
Passed by the house OF Delegates the 18th sAv
OF June. 1892. and signed ty ms in open session h
autas teaiion Gifts passage this 18th day OF JusA
1882. j. 8. KLOkBER,
President House Of DeleG3t9A
Approved by me this LIST Gay of July. 1891
J. p SWEENEY Acting MAYO
Filed by me this lss day Of July 1892.
GEORGE J. ST0NEMAS. CITY C1nE6
Fuolshed this ID day ~ July. l0oA
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ST.
~ grade-Ssaied proposals will 10 received by
the undersignea. secIsIary Of the board Of public
day. July 2. A. D 1892. foe the grading and
street. IN the city Of Seattle from the west line OF
Lakeside addition 20 Lincoln avenue, In said city
In accordance with the plans and specifications
now on file in this Office.
Each bid is to be accompanied by . certified
check, payable the order OF the city conptroler
for . sum not less than i've (5l per cent of the
amount bid. and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check
The successful bidder will be required to enter
Into . contract and furnish Satisfactory bondsmen
Tor the null amount OF Same within ten f10o days
nom being notified OF the award falling which
said check and the amount thereof will be forfeited
to the city.
No person Is eligible - . bidder who has within
two years prior to the letting made default in pay
ment OF any just claim tor any work or labor per
formed or for any skill material furnished pur-
suAnt to any such contract Is is here advertised
or who, within said two years, has assigned, aban
doned. surrendered or failed 70 complete any such
contract
The board Of public works reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids
Proposais to be Endorsed the envelope s'Ciould
Street Grade"
Please attach copy Of this advertisements 70 bid
By order Of the board of public works
c. q. HEIFNER, Secretary.
Date Of 0rSt publication lima z 1902
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pEArBS AND FUNEElr.-


CHAMPIONSHIP Friday. July I, 1892 Il p-s~t.
ssnce hospital. Seattle Peter Erfckson n sscsv
81 the stomach, aged 80 yesrs. - s1.-s'
TIE remains were taken 10 Cross q Co.'S u.s.-
taking recms, hut funeral arrangemeuts vsss ~
be made until relatives arrive.
CANPBEhi3-on Friday, July I. feoa :. =.
home, Ro1if yester aver e seasfiss ~ ~
campbell. OF Consumption. aged ~ year,
The funeral takes piscs ~ 2 O'Clock torne-.sw
from the residence. -
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/ oST-FREDERICk 4 NkLsoN'S ApDneSS
- dealers In secondhand fuxai,ure
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MAHRIA0ES.

ANDERSON v1s-rp T.coma- Yrr. - -
nr. . Anderson and Miss n. Davis - +;
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = JOHNSON
~ avenue gTade-Sealed proposals will be re-
cetved hy the undersigned. secretary Of the board
o. public works Of the city Of Seattle, up to noon
OF saturday. July = a. D. 1892 for the grading
ana construction OF sidewalks both sides OF
Johnson avenue. in the city Of seattle, from the
west line OF Lakeside addition to Lincoln avenue
In said city, In accordance with the plans and spe
cidcatiOEs now on file in this Office
Each bid u to be accompanied by q certified
Check payable to the order oil the city comptroiler
for . sum not less than five (sl per cent OF the
amount bid. and no bid shalt be considered unless
accompanied by such check
The successful bidder viii b required to enter
into contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the full amount Of same within ten tlO) days
from being notified OF the award failing which said
check and the amount thereof will be forfeited to
the city.
No person il eligible bidder who has within
two years prior to the letting made ds!auls In pay
ment OF any just claim for any work labor per-
formed or for any skill or material furnished pur-
snant to any such contract Is here advertised
or who. within said two years has assigned
abandoned surrendered or Ailed to complete any
such contract
The board Of public works reserves the right to
reject any and all oidS
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope aJohn.
son Avenue Grade"
Please attach copy OF this advertisement to bid
BY order OF the board Of public works
G. @. HElFNER, Secretary.
First publication June II. 1892.
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DANDoLPH & CHAPLIN IF. F. RANDOLPH
LII and George B. Chapin), attorneys at law. viii
practice in all state and federal courts and before
the land office At seattle, Wash, and the interior
department. II Washington, d. Z. Room al6 But
Ter block.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
~ hereby given that sealed proposals viii be
GeIveo ny the board OF county commissioners Of
King county until July g. 1882, 1t D M AZ the
ONCE OF the auditor Of said county for the I'm
nom the southeast corner Of section 49, township
20 north n nge east, according plans aud spe-
cincatlons copies OF which ara TO be found at the
ofces OF the county auditor the county surveyor
Wash -
Each bid must be accompanied by q certified
check for $lOD. to be forfeited to the county by
the successful bidder In case fails to enter into
contract with a good and sufficient bond within
three days after date OF award.
The board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids
BY order Of the board Of county commissioners
OF King county A. TWICHEII
County Auditor and ex-Oficio Clerk or said Board
Dated 1t Seattle, June ~, 1892
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SorrcE TO CONTRACTORS.

no CONTRACTORS FOR BRIDGE BUILD
i ing and Pile Driving -sealed proposals will be
received 1t the Office Of the board Of public works
July 8, A. d 1892. for the furnishing. driving and
cAppng OF about twenty-s six piles for slip at the
foot Of Union street. this city
q the ONCE of the superintendent Of bridges,
buildings and wharves. city hall
BY order Of the board OF public works
First publication. june 20. 1892
NOTICE To coNTRAcToRs-DRE AVE
by the Undersigned, secretary Of the board Of pub
DC WORKS Of the city OF Seattle ND to noon OF Phi.
day, july Z, A. d. 1897, fo- the grading and con-
struction OF sidewalks both sides Of xel ave
Inc north line OF Rosedale addition. said city in
accordance With the plans and specifications nov
on file in this Office.
Each bid 10 to be accompanied by . certified
check, payable the order Of the city nnfro,isr
TOT SUM not less than ave f6) per cent; Of tho
amount bid, and NO bid shall be considered nnieas
accompanied by such check
The successful bidder will be required to entar
into contract and furnish satisfactory bondsrnen
Tor the amounts required by law within ten 10Y
days from being notified OF the award failing
forfeited TO the city.
No person is eligible rs . bidder who has within
TWO years prior to the letting made default In paw
mens OF any just claim for any work or labor per.
suant 70 any such contract is here advertised or
who, within said two years. has assigned aban-
doned, surrendered or failed to complete any such
The board OF public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
Proposals. 70 be Endorsed on the envelope "Drexel
Please attach copy Of this advertisement to bid
BY order OF the board OF public WORKS
{. q. HEIFyER, Secretary.
First publication. June g. 1892
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NOTICE To STOCk HOKDFRS
NOTICE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REGIr
~ lar annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Seattle building and loan Association will n. neIS
on III lrs'say July Ia. 1Sa2, s O'clock n n, at
The Office, room Is Occidental block SeartIa
Wash. z r SIMPSON, Sacra,.s
NoFfCE, STOCKHOLDERS" MEETiNC-Nn-
~ tiee : hereby given that the regular animal
meeting of The shareholders Of the Uniar, Sayi~a-
Hon company will he helt Wednesday July Il
tsS.. at $50 O'Clock +. 81 the PRINCIPAL ofs,..s
o. the cEmpanF az It's pewerhouse, seattle WASH
fnktoi Tor tee election Of beard Of three trustees
reception OF the annual reports and sueh nThar
business a. may cnole before the rnaetjp- Ths
transfer sfocS book VIII be closed en- Mon,ax 80.
Oh day Of July, 1892 and Will remain closj ,,,,9
the l4.h day of July. 1Sa2. 'A
F. ]. GRANT Presiden.
NOTICE, STOCk HOLDERs- MEETING ~
~ tce IA hereby given that the restlar a,r..,
meeting Of thu shareholders Of the SeartIn e1tr
Railway company will be held on We,,nasHsS
July -. lss2, al o'clock D. m At the nrtuc.Sss;
ONCE ct the company A. its power haiaSs IN re -
OF seattle Washington. Tor the election If s,a-s
Of SIX trustees recep ion of the animal reno-ts ana
such ether business may come before ths p,aa,
ING. The transfer stock book viii re- c,nsa3 ar
Monday. the llth day Of July 1872 ana Nil. -
main closed until the l4th DAY of july 1922
4. F. HAAS, Secretary.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

EOR REST-CLARENDoNH HOTEL. CORNER
second and Depot streets; . desirable tenant
~ .ecufe tn1 recently built house very favora.
bic terma Apply Charles Louch lAi2 Front
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IsoR RENT-TYP ALI. EI~0-
l., n n Ba-pee, General Agent $50 Pioase..
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AND coNrKAcroR.


" dri wing. bridge building etc. estsrna5e. e.
nished Headquarters, Seattle wasa Ressdene.
.oS Vine street. 49,
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all sophism and pretense. and it means
that this government denies to the man
who has earned a dollar the right to buy
with it what he will. where he will. and
of the man who will sell to him what he
wants at the cheapest price. 1t means
that it gives to some Of the citizens of
this free country the power to compel
others to give them, without compensa-
ton, some of their earnings.
just to the extent that the purpose of
prots ction is fulfilled by the increase of
the cost OF the thing protected, just so
far is the buyer of it deprived of right
essential to his manho0d-the right to a
free exchange of the products of his
labor. just to that extent is he made
by his government the slave of the man
to whom is given this power 1t he has
to work day, an hour, moment longer
TO earn the increase of cost for that
day, that hour, that moment, he is the
slave of the other man. Between this
industrial slavery and human slavery
there is no difference in principle; it IS
only of degree. The old slavery that is
gone had at least this advantage oyer its
brother, this twin relic of barbarism,"
that the cd slave owner had to provide
for the man whose earnings he appro-
priated.
The Democracy. in its assault on this
remnant of barbarism. appeals to the
moral sense of the nation. 1t says
protection by taxation is wrong; that it
denies to men that which is OF the es-
sence of freedom, the right of free ex-
change. 1t is the party of freedom
today.
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HE USED A JACK KNIFE.
a Street Fight at BAYFIELD,, Wis
consin, That May Result in
Murder.
The Victim Is Stabbed in a Half.
Dozen Places, Any One OF
Which May Prove Fatal.

BAYFIELD,, Wis. Aug. 22.-The usual
Sunday quiet of this city was broken
yesterday evening at about Z O'Clock by
a serious stabbing atfray on Front street.
Saturday, Louis ConSoIiver. whose home
is in Missouri. and who is of Spanish
descent, had fight with John Mcintosh,
a bartender, and pounded McIntosh's
lace very severely. Yesterday, at the
above-named hour and place, he was
met by Frank Herbert, who
dared him to fight, affirming
that he could lick the man who
licked Mcintosh. After some words the
men started to cIinch, when Herbert, in
picking up a stone, fell, with ConSoliyer
under him. Herbert began using his
fists. C0nSOliver drew large jack
knife with a crooked blade six inches in
length, working by means of spring.
Before the bystanders could separate
them he had stabbed Herbert five times
in the neck, back, arm and leg. After
getting upon his feet Herbert walked
about 500 feet to the doctor office near,
i'll which he met DR.. Hammer, and re-
marking doc, l guess L am CUT"
walked into the office and tainted.
On his left leg lie was cut TO the bone
and there are three ugly wounds in the
back. They have been cared for as
we'll as possible. but he will probably
die. COnsoliver. who was severely
bruised about the head, walked 200 feet
to Shaw's boarding house, where he was
arrested shortly after by Officer Currie.
He was too Intoxicated to realize arrest,
and remarked to the officer that he sup
posed another - fool wanted to get
done up3
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STREET LAMENTATIONS.

In response to the universal desire of
their constituents, the members of the
common council of st. Paul should
abandon their position of hostility to
the street illumination appropriation
for fair week.
1t is penny-wise and pound-foolish
policy which opposes this appropriation
The $1,000 asked could be expended in
no other way with greater resultant
benefit to the city. Its street illumina-
tons have made st. Paul famous. On
former occasions they have attracted
thousands of visitors to the city. They
would do this again during fair week.
and, moreover, would hold the visitors
illulninations how many visitors to the
fair would put in their evenings in st.
Paul? A goodly number. no doubt, but
mere handful in comparison with the
great thrcng which would be attracted
hither by repetition of our famous
Examinations.
The illumination appropriation passed
the assembly, and was defeated in the
board of aldermen. 1t re quires a four
fifths vote, but it should be taken up
again and passed by five-fifths vote.
No member of the common council who
has wholesome regard for the desires
OF his constituents and for the welfare
of the city can consistently vote against
this appropriation. Judicious economy
in public expenditures is one thing; in
judicious parsimOny III matters of great
public interest is another thing, and the
opposition to street illumination comes
under the latter head.
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DECEIVERS BEATEN.
Gen. Weaver Reports the Repub.
licans Out of 1t.

Gen. Weaver Reports the Repub-
licans Out of 1t.
. Dies MONIES, Aug. 22.-Gen. j. 3.
Weaver arrived i'll Des Moines today
Despite the fatigue of his extended
Western trip, he is in excellent health
and good voice. He expressed himself
as much pleased with his reception in
the silver states. Speaking of his plans
for the political campaign and of the
outlook, as he views it. Gen. Weaver
Said:
l shall proceed South, leaving this
evening tn deliver all address before
the State Alliance. at MoberIy, Mo-. and
go from there to Arkansas and remain
until Sept. B. Mrs. Weaver and Mrs.
Lease VIII then JOIN me, and we will
proceed further south. through Texas;
Mississippi, Alabama. Georgia, Ten
hesSee.t the CarOlnas and Virginia. The
outlook is all that can be desired. 1t is
daily becoming manifest that the in
dnStrIal people in every section OF the
country have resolved to quit voting for
the trusts, the pools. the corporations,
the money kings eff Europe and Amer
lea. The South is completely enamel
pated. and will vote soli,ily for the Peo-
pies party.
You may count Colorado. Wyoming,
Montana. Oregon, Nevada, Washington
anu California as carried by the Peo-
pies party. The Republican party is
practically out OF this fight, SO far as
eiectlng their national ticket is cOn-
cerned. This has become manifest
during the past thirty days. They will
have To regain the nine states which
they lost in 1890, anu in addition hold
the group OF states west of the Missouri
river. 1t Is impossible for them to do
either. and every sensible man knows
that they are beaten now.