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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-12-29
Liberty and Life.

Seventeen discourses by e. P. POWELL. On
the evolution theory applied to- morals
and religion. Paper. 50 cents.
One must 20 far before finding more incentive
10 break loose from tho habit most Of rs have OF
letting other people do our thinking for Us, than
there Is in LIBERTY AND LIFE Its author Is earnest
honest and interesting.-Bsfa1 ExfyeH.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-12-29

In 1850, the first land grant was
made by. congress, and from that
date to the present there has been
granted by congress to railroads
33l ,O79 square miles of land, or
oil, 800, 4S9 acres. The area { f the
thirteen original colonies is 1926, 065
square miles, or 2Os, O41 600 acres !;
or, the land grants exceed the orig.
inal colonies 3, S4s, ss9 acres. -Paola
Times.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-12-29

Makes Faithful. Eight sermons BY
WILLIAM C. GANNErr and JENxIN LLOYD
JONES, including the famous BLESSED Be
D,udee,y," of which over $1,000 have
been sold. Imitation parchment. SO cents.
Il says in style as classic As was ever .penned.
and with an imagery the most unique end chastes
what Sam ZONES says in the dialect OF his section,
"Ouit your meanness "-Fyances E. Willard.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-12-29
Ocean TranspOr-
tattOn.

the announcement of the North At
lantic steamship association, iDclud
ing all the big lines, that if Con
gress prohibits the Importation OF
Storage passengers, it will retaliate
by refusing to make any reduction
Of rates to the worlds fair Really
we do not see that it lies in the
mouths of Americans to condemn
these foreign ship-owners for refus-
ing to reduce rates to the fair when
our American railroads have just
done the same thing, and that, too,
without having the excuse of any
action by congress Injurious to their
interests.
At the same time, however, the
incident by its suggestion OF the
absolute power these ocean trans
pnrtation companies have over the
terms Of intercourse between the
two continents points the argument
for the naturalization Of the mer-
chant marine service.
We are building, at all enormous
expense, a public feet of war steam
els, for which there is not one
chance in a hundred we shall ever
have any use. How much more
profitable might the same money
have been applied in the building OF
feet Of freight and passenger
steamers, which, instead of repre-
senting a dead waste, would enable
us to get our products to Eurode at
bare cost Of transportation and i'm
port Oh the same terms.
The naturalization of the railroad
system will naturally carry with it,
as necessary to complete public con-
troll of internal commerce, the ma
tionalization likewise of the trans
port system of the canals, lakes and
rivers of the country. That once
accomplished, the establishment OF
nationalized ocean lines will logic
ally follow.
An essential element in the argu.
ment for railroad naturalization is
the opportunity it will afford to
bring the great army of 100000
railroad employees under the hui
name, just and permanent conditions
of the classified civil service. The
Same argument may be urged with
even greater force in favor of nation
aliz:ng ocean transportation. 1t
will make it possible to emancipate
.the sailor, who is VIGOROUSLY and
always has been the worst abused
slave in the whole industrial system
NatiOnalism will end the thraldom
of poor Jack Tar.
In 1850, the first land grant was
made by congress, and from tina,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-12-29
THE GOLDEN BOTTLE.
BY IGNATIus DONNELLY.

IL Is SeHcIaiIy CVhSioCiCu Wy P"o
fishers n fair sale of novel if it
reaches one or two thousand copies.
1t is probable that majority Of
books do not get beyond the thou
sand marx. But this is not the case
with the works Of Hon. lgnatius
Donnelly. His first book, "Atlan-
tis," has gone through twenty-five
editions in the United States, and
several more in England. His Rag
norok" has reached it's eleventh
edition, the first one being 5000
copies. His Great Cryptogram"
has had sale Of over 10000 vol
umes, here and abroad. His "C@-
sar's Column" has attained the tire.
mendous sale of $50, 900 on this side
of the Atlantic, and probably as
many more abroad, besides being
translated into three languages.
doctor Huguet" has also attained
large sale, $4,000 copies having
been sold in this country and a large
number in England.
1.-THE Golden Bottle" his latest
and most remarkable book, promises
to rival Caesars Column in pOpu-
larity. As will appear by the APP
pended newspaper notices, it is a
book that should be read by all.
With little or no advertisements,
10, 900 copies have been sold in two
months, and the demand is steadily
increasing. The questions discussed
arc not political they belong to a
higher level of craftsmanship, and
will force themselves upon the con-
sideration of men of all parties.
We append the following extracts
taken from hundreds of similar no.
tees
EXCERPTS FROM THE PRESS.
Whatever may be thought Of the
politics and philosophy of Ignatius
Donnelly-though we may ridicule
his "Cryptogram" and declare his
socialism utopian, we must admit
the genius of the man. Let us say
to Mr.. Donnelly that, although he
has never never written play, he
is a greater dramatist in the ability
to mass individuals in pictures, and
in the power of contrast of emotion.
1t is surely very silly or very SELF
ish person that will not be impressed
by "The Golden Bottle" Mr.. Don
nelly's new novel. 1t is fantasy
and sermon. We have outlined
phantasm here, wild it certainly is,
but it is also beautiful. Logic it
may have none, but it has heart. In
the age of the individual this book
is the gospel of universal brother
hood. New York Journal
No one can say that lgnatius DON
| oolly,, latest hook 1.-THE Golden
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-12-29
The Coming
C1inaXin the
Destinies of America

By LESTER c. HUBBARD. 40 pages OF
new facts and congratulations in Amer
lean politics. Radical yet constructive.
An abundant supply of new ammunition
for the great reform movement. Tho
textbook for the Presidential campaign
of 1892. Paper. so cents.
II Is an exceedingly able and valuable book. and
should be in the hand Of every voter in the United
States. 1t breaches . mighty sermon. lg"9sfss
Dosnellv.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-12-29
a Journal

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32 volumes, including liberal sermon
every week. 500 year: ten weeks on
trial for ten cents.
SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER.
For one dollar cash with order we will
mail any two of the books named above
and send UNITY to a new name for one
year.
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IFS Dearborn Street, Chicago.
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We furnish recipe formula; do the rest 1t only costs
pound better than the socaled cures sold at
only cure preventive and its will Ike
healthy formula is ST. but sell it to
subscribers for rs Address this Office.
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1890 20 80 croas.


NOTICE. r. CONTRACT s3 ~ : a., - - s's re
~ avenue grads-~eae1 Pr1resA.s W.. - : .s,er.l
ceivci 81 tie under izsel. sscsa ar g - ,n
OF ~, !sc woECs OF the sfy OK Ssstae 3tip
tf ~aturfny july = a j.. 49, ar "a go 49, Il
and construction OF sidewalk On rom sses, and
Joh-san aveIfus, IN ne e5tF ~ x, ..,,,.e
vest Ine Of LAKE ise add % tasosh - see
IN said cite III accordance VIII be plans So
clGeatsos.s new H3e - 1ftss fis-Ce .~-.fsei
aaa hid Il 10 Ire sccer141at5ee s hF = S,,-rsss-l
cheek PAYABLE 20 the orcsr Of tue etF I'D
fo- sunt nst les Than 6Ee IL fssr ce4s. -
amount bid am no h5a saait be cetssdetsA W
accom- pane ~ such catsN =. e.s.es
The successful biGee tsia be REQUIRE -
into n caiitract ard finnish "a tsrt9ry
for he full amount % Wiftl tsss - sa
from being notre4 of the aesr'i tniIs : n
check and lie auoaDs tAese5I ~4i os i9ti'
the CitF. -. ..g,sft 4
so person Is eligible as b't'ier who l.sE
two years prior - tiIe letting made iefst,t -.
nlenI IF any l1st clam aliy ssorS % 49,,
formed OF for any zkil flatertsl iaraa
suant TO any such contract AS - aeTe
or who within said two years, has -
abandoned suTEea fere 0r failed - com pr
such contract -. "A
The board or public works reserves sie 4-os
reject any sDd ast pits .. obr,
Prcpossi - % sniiUrscf on sne eaFsioifS
son Avenue Grute- +, MI
Please attach coov Of tllis stveriis afIiesls =
by o dee OF the board OF pubic WetK !. ,.,,v
T. =. liislF$Et, seeresafs.
First publication. Jaf3s II. 1919
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err NOTICES.


DoApD OF ALDERHES JOINT. sd y u
Ii ton $ 0 "a iont resotati9n - 80 estgss
- asafioa gs to the a9gisa1kily q 80 t.tS
-. controlling al electric ligns system ieT
= rssvsa b rae board Of aldermen ara ms
-. - lfs3sgates eg the city o. - 2ssses n 80
hs,lsg = that joint COMMITTEE % tss
c;.el ,l..t consisting 81 torcf nisia $50 - 80
49, fated respectively y tss
..s-sr a,aa gsses so0n as itssssl2s 49, 80,
III "a gate tue question q u =. =
- .IEs Ehe streets Of the csts, en-, iss
. take into cousl isf 80 -
tfat p4rIss - - es.Esng ard controlling ~ ON a
tL,sy = : ,is ,s s,la = ri7F, their eonels ms
90 - = ai.aeiI a. soo1 as pfass fp =, 49, g
y ti,s and mt1il "a est ,IseAs e 20 SO.
r. srs eseclrsc fEas pant 70 pi9Nt-s lLss
o. q r9tv .Eifh sufficient si&ai D. iitsisfss
g ,1,is- : ssersa 20 he owned &Lsl ea4foAea .
'hs GU rs he board q a.iessaes tbs 9sa DAY
o. Sais 17s-- President BaaF3 81 Aldermen
fassf n ss1 q = EkA8EfEk,
As2(' 49, President Hogse q bel. ats@
..s as is 5 dag IS 3ane. e32.
ApPf9f@1 - A.ss ! T. 4.5gsst III, Mayor.
rite, ~. r.le tsss I7th ssaJ q s}ais r.,,
2S.Ff,ffsss j. sfoss IS = y t4s9 Als -,
r,,.f,sl, ffTss ina mis- 18th dry O. jane iosS.
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sortcr 20 erocKHonDERs.

u
N-oTis;f. Tts $50 XXI s3ipb.4sss- = = - = a
~ nuai meeting Of }lge ~esttis tTAafEef
VIII be he'd al tbs ONCE o. the en;ssii'tsF ~ -
ana Weller streets, On SieaiaS, June :. - =
L. !. REENEI. secTetAfs
N-CTtCF. sTorKIcIDFRse Ailstt'Tt VI
~ tice IS herehy given that the resatf, ~.
meeting of the shaeehp Gevs If tit9 FstoH -.
tiofs oTnpany wi}I be he'll on "Wednesday +".S
1892. 4 $50 ocIock p at the Pr
of tnc cainpafT Ut us -
ingtoD for Use election board az tlfer =
reception OF lie annual reForzS aii4 st'et - ~
business ga may cone before tire nleehhA. ~
traasfa--sfock book VIII he closed on Aoaa'1Ss,
9th day oFIuiv IS1., and VIII remain ctosea IN
the l4th Gay % July, 1882 ,,i.s,t
4. I. Haas. Secretary.
NOTICE, STOCKHOLDERS MEETl Nt~-s
~ tice IS hereby given that the regular ANN I
meeting OF the shareholders II the : eat
kailway Company VIII he held on Wei -
July IL. 1851. az O'Clock p N II ihe Il
office Of he company at is power ho-s IA TUE
al seattle. Washington, .oF the erection ~ y -
OF six trustees reception of tie amman fek,eI .
such other business may come before me i,ie
Ing. 4 he transfer stock book wi re etose95,
Monday the lin day Of July. 1897. ara " Ia =
main closed until the l4th day OF July, Is5-.
r. J. RAM, Presiaehs
a. F. Haas, Secretary.
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SorTcE TO ARCHITECTS.


TIME HONORABLE THE CHIEF CoMdis
i sioner of lands and works hereby nv
architects TO submit or before the 'soth
ter next jeompe.itivel plans and ale5 OF ~
for the construction Of certain proYineiai sofe'
ment bu idin@s. Particulars of composition a =
further information be obtainet rom lne ~
Gersisnet. w = 1oh,..
Deputy Commissioner of Lands and WORKS. la Il =
and WORKS Department. Victoria, H. T., Low
lure. 1892.
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MARRIAGES..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = At seattle, Tuesday.
June 81 1892 al 80 Filth street by the Pew
John +. Damon, John Zimmerman and Lena
scack, both of Kentucky.
uayKrNs-BA rNITZ-In Everett. a. the reei
aerce of the brides mother. June Il, 1892 by
the Eex. hoTas Mactsuire. NJ III. Haa ksus IT
WhatcoIn. and Miss Elsie G. Barnitz of Everett
WrsTEDT-BY EftS-In Seattle. on Tuesday
June u. 1892 by Justice Won Tobei " iIfarn
wesfef: and Miss Mary Rysrs. both Of seattle
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/ y ORk - rssa9: al <snas Of
- flzse fiye--acx srs scr the koaT&h- V Gleag
Company, south Fin street
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POUND.

EVoT-SE-A PACKAGE GE Pa FGGS AND
I ls.f--s svsss azlle q - NJ Gl-r Owner
ss1 Rave sane y ea-Ezs tAss oL-a, FzyIEs ~
axd AID los ~ notice
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f.EAvITT-In Seattle, Monday, June 20. 1892. to
Mr. and Mrs c. IL Leavitt a son; weight III
pounds.
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FOE observation-disclosures

s.-11S :. AEE<plS HOTEL ,Jt-eN "a.
/ sscona ana pep9s ssEssss; $40 = grs favsrs-
g4su secure tnls receFa sai sS.s 49, i - sroas
EE.SS-
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Advertisements under the heads of ost, Found
For Sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted will be
inserted at the rate OF cent q word each insertion
payment slways in advance. No advertisements
received for less than 25 cents.
EoTICE-The business Office of the PosT-ISTFf-
IraEscFR is open until u y. N. Classified adver-
tisenents viii be received up this time.
Advertisements will be received al branch Offices
of the Northumberland at:
Tacoma. S2tnnoGs, Agent
Pert Townsend French & Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
Office:
Ara Home. Laundry.
h III. Il. lecturer.
AID lG. N. 2. s.
BL u b. Opportunity.
EP IT, E. 2. s !.
+. III. IL.
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NOTICE To coETRACTO RS-GOUID ST.
~ g;aae-Sealed proposals Will be received by
the undersigned, secretary OF the board OF publ c
works OF the city Of seattle, up TO noon Of satar
day. JEiy =, y. T. 1892, foe the grading AID
con traction OF sidewalks hoth side, or t5oaid
street the city OF seattle from the west line of
LAX sside addition 30 Lincoln avenue, IA said city
in accoriaucs with the plans and specifications
nov tie In this Office.
Each bid IS 10 oe accompanied b. certified
checS payable to s.le order o the city comptroller.
for a sum not les than i've Is per cent % the
amount bid, aud 10 I'D SHAH be considered unless
accompanied by sucn CHEEK.
The sucoessfa1 bsaIer viii be required 10 enter
into coatfact aud furnish 50 isfaciarv bandsTnra
for the full amount o. same within ten (IUl davs
from beiag mol led 81 gae award. falling w!Itca
said chec and tbs amount thereof viii be forfeited
Nc persou IS eligible as a bidder who has within
t9o gears prior the letting mais aefa lf N pay
Trent Of anv just claim ior any WORK labor per-
formed for anT Skin ar material furnished p1f-
spant 10 nny a1ch contract as Is here alive ttsed,
OF Who. within said tsgO years mas assigned. aoaG
donea surrendered OF Ia.ied 10 coFnpleJe any SUCH
The board OF pnbi WORKS reserves the right to
reject arr a2d al aid<
Proposals 70 be Endorsed On the envelope "Gonii
street Grade"
Please attach copy of this advertisement TO bid
& .. II .Ie&EE secretary.
Date of first publication June q 1892.
NOTICE TO C0STRAcToRs-LIS coils
~ Avenue grade-oeae ed proposals vii 5e r.
ceived By the undersigned. secretary OF the
board of public WORKS Of tao city 81 seattle up 10
n me- a o. g5y = dyy t9 % bat sides
OF Lincoln avenue. N TIE city OF seatt3et rom
johnson avenue 70 the north 4tie OF t,ss'u AZ
dillon, sailscitY ga accoraBce Win the plans
and spec 6cafinGs now ME IN this Office
zach bid i. be accompanied % cert hei
cheek pspaae to the O. der Of fae city comptroller,
fer sum less than i've {1@ per cent OF the
amount bid. aad no Did SHAH De co'si@sFea unless
accompanied BY such cheek
TIE ; ecessful ri der viii be required 70 enter
into contract au6 furnish Satisfactory D3fatEs
fr sge f4f amount OF same VITA ten iIo} days
frG,,s Ia rgg notified Of awaF1 failing wA.ct.
said cheek and the amount ihefeof vii be Tor
IL, r,ersor, is eligible u bidder who has withIu
t% years prior 70 the letting made default pay
yfer az a1v rust claim sor any work or isboF pep
IA, Taea Or to~ any SKIN material furnished par
sraytt 10 -uv such contract IS mere advertise ~
{ vine wif5fa said NO years, has assigned. abasi
forei surrendered CT failed 20 complete any such
cantEaE-
me Board Of paeiic works reserves the right IL
/ rs5eet ans sud slI bias
j Proposals 20 be sndcfsea on the envelope -I-in
soln 4vsnue Grade.
Please attach cosy Of this advertisement 70 bid
~ order OF the De1rd Of pubiac worAs
6. g. Ha1Fs Id, Secretary.
First publication, June q, 1882.
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MONEY TO LOAN N IMPROVED FARMS
VI and city property: building loans ma lie: low
est rates: privilege 70 repay before maturity J.
block.
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Ef3NEY 10 LOAN - An UNLIMITED
VI amount on frst-eiass farms: can also loan
good improved uninpr0yed city property.
George II. Van loren, Washington block, 1o5
Front street
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OR EIsf-

I-pR IEAsE-leo. ACRE FARM; IL ACRE,
L ia saa,. bearing f~a,t- also cas-, Srazs and 81
tatoes: rent $3.50 per yea-- Recn1 Z Bailey bald
f~E
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TOR SAIE-TEN LOTS AT BALLA RID:
Il cniy 1915; if vou want TO buy something cheap
here Is your chance. II. $. Turner, 2eT Butler
bl1ck
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.rarsrcrAna go $500

! BEL. s. :. q. n. pfTYSfCfAx * r, 49,
-. 49, Former eth aaa Tfse streets Rooms
81 - 1.iLse neog, haake Buls5lHs. Gsiaphoua
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no Yor WANT To SAVE MONEY CALI.
| J on 1ss AM we VIII Do il for YOU. Cooper *
Lew, rs tsar.oE street. between Front and West.
gSeaas--SfnaIt white per pound. ...-.......t o3
Baste--I hoice E&>fern lD-isoltf tuos-.. = 90
Pr,Lier-G alsi.e F.as5er1a, 2i}-p3UuG tubs %
fsrta,s-- > .astaf ger pound. .-.....-...... ~
Candle T.ux Of fL.f. per Box. %
...-.-....................S1 40 to ! 10
Dried 4 pr 1ts--Isvti Grated. per pound 10
Ir e. Csrrants imported, per pound. oS
Dried Prunes-PFT pol1aG ..--.+,. --..--..... oS
dried pea Il -F.vao1.z sed, per poEnd--. oS
Dried Ann v4p0rated. per p1In0...-. U14z
bred ia .slus-LArge, per 2o0nd..-....... O3
Dried {sraQes Per pound 1890 ...-.--.. %
Flcur-Fssst california, per SaFrel..--..--. p
Ri ur-Natfa MALTA per baIfet-+-.+.-....- 30
Pure. 5-t.G1ad cans. per cAa,-- .-.. 81
IA d-Pure 70-psuad caEs, per c@h--.--- 10
Ta-t isnra .sa-fseusef cans. per eaB....... 2 10
1lar1s-Tgsrap t5e- E,6nnd. ......-.....-..... IS
Tarus--Eaall Eer souD1---.-~.-..------. @8as
Break All BACON 81 pound. ---.....------ la
Jsr- AR = .4eS-t'er rSnnti-.-...-+---. 80
Gezn-ao aa- boxes per box.....---....-.-- 50
s5vrrr- --et.s ysr Seq. ................ ! s71<
sv- o. ali0h cars, peg cssi- 81
syrup Napse. 1--a3sou cau@, per can --.-- -
Tea / grades. per p9un9-..--. 3ss 70 %
Canned torG--SeE tuZ.-.-..+.s<--.S~ 10 % -
Canned Paas-Ier dog %
ts.,-gel toes PER gfoz e-..-..--...... s.
COOPER & LEVY
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NOR Saloon SAN JUAN ISLAND, 40
Il water frontage; 66o fruit trees set ont;
also and l0-acre fruit tracts; some set cut TO
orchard. Particulars of q. N. Tucker, Argyle,
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CEATrfE SAVINGS BANK WILL MAKE
- long ami short time loans real estate; log
rates OF interest No corn Iassions call and see
Corner south Third and Yes.er.
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| ae 0Op EAs ERIN MONEY TO LOAN IN
I spo.OpO one or two pieces. j. u Wright. 4oo
I u buildina.
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u ANTED-ESER YOUNG MAN To
~ manage an ofIice in Seattle; references and
sLeOo cash capital required. salary 81. suo per
Year and interest III Business. Address 355 bhelAn
Building, san Francisco Cal.
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MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE WITH
III privilege paying In instalments; mortgages
an6 negotiable paper bought ). l. Bowman, Il
olympic bisc<.
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TREASURY PAKTMENT. OFFICE ST.
i pervising Architect. Washington, -. C., June
Is iSa2-%eaed proposals Viii be received at this
oGice until o'clock y on the 2jth day OF IGly.
ana opened immediately thereafter, for sl the
labor aud materials required 70 tx IN place The
essure characterization. steam heating and
venfi.atiug apparatus tor the L =. Gu Stou2- house
frti u. -st0lica buI.dlag a. Port oeasend, Wazh-
Ine,cn in accordance with the dragrnFS and speci-
fcati,ps copies OF which gaaT De bad on appiica-
ton az this Office the Office 81! the super3utenG
en-: st Pert IownSen :, Washington. Zach DID
must he accompanied by certified cheek for
sum not less has per cen1 o. the amount % the
proposal. The riEbt is reserved g reject any or
an BIDS or to waive any defect or Iaiorraaty in
any f,}d if it be eeased the interest Of the
ern2 at T. DO So AL bids received alter Efe time
stated Will be retaEnsd 70 the bidder. Proposals
raj. he enclosed in envelopes scaed and marx III
stsr0pasal f,r the Law Pressure, Return 1iEcgIa-
ton steam Heating aid Nsnlila&lng APPARATUS
a.. for the L. :. Cus-oTn House and +osioffice
J-uiIdiuc at Port T9w ascend " Washington, aad IA
Ore sSgti 10 ". j. Ed5Tpo 80 supervising Architect
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TOR SALE GR FxCHA NGE-FfRSr-CLAS
Il paying livery stable. wifi exchange for Inn
proved inside Tacoma or ! attic property ini
proved acreage Address EoN 945 Tacoma
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TOR SALE-AS ELEGANT PIECE OF M
l. proved water front land for $40. SO per acre:
part cash and long lime ON balance. l. VI. Pres
nall. 10 Butler block
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EHrEormEsr Y4.rED-v.yr

w 80 rD-B1 EXPERIENCED Yoryt;
-, hA ~. situation Ia h-sf-cass yyhnIesats a. -
bIoeE ocefS- Address rooms /. ana ) occidental
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ISoR SALE-40. 80 100 ACRES VERY FINE
L rich alder bottom land: near Maple valley and
half mile nom railroad. twenty miles from Sc
utfle: price $50: small amount down, balance
monthly or semi-annual payments $50 per
month. l.. IL. Rogers. l05 and 1O4 Butler block.
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H. sEi.efS ~ Dfsf-srs,t}4 ~ ~, Fs7a9
&c. SaFserg and saaito-uriaary diseases
Ioss ssss.sseti book. Erasfz. sou eeAss Gomez
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

II
vTATE OF MAIN Eth = CLOSING STATE
i of Maine social for the summer will be held in
the Arlington hotel hail, on Wednesday evening,
Jane q: all members and friends are invited.
Tickets. 81 per couple.
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L,oR sALE--A BARGAIN: TWO TES-ACkE
II tracts: few minutes from depot: "a miles
from Kirkland. convenient 10 city; $50 cash. bal-
or yea s. 8 per cent interest; prices $50
and S75 per acres this land viii pay tor ITSELF 100
Butler block.