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Blue-grass blade., 1892-01-09
The Old PrOhibs Getting Jolly
at the Outlook.

The Prohibition party through
out the nation, and in Kentucky |
especially, has never been in such
fine spirit as it is to-day.
There are three principal reasons
for this. One is the general
turning Of intelligent and moral
sentiment in favor of the Prohibi-
ton idea, and the common feeling
that almost any accident may any
day give a practical energetic i'm
petus to the dormant sentiment
for Prohibition that everybody
knows lies unexpressed in the
minds and hearts of millions of the
very creme de Ia creme of Ameri-
can society. The unflinching
persistency of the Prohibitionists,
their solidarity, their capacity to
rally, stronger than ever, after de-
feat; their absolute unity of pur-
pose and the practical impossi-
bility of division and schism
among them, as contrasted with
the absence of all of these in such
ephemeral diversions from the
old line parties as we find in the
Alliance and in the Peoples party;
also the general lack of interest
in the tariff question, which is a
discrimination without difference
between Democracy and Republi-
canism, as compared with the ire
mendously vital issue about the
liquor iniquity, is causing loss of
interest in those old parties which
is correspondingly being trans
ferred to Prohibition.
A second great source of en-
couragement to Prohibition is the
exceedingly successful working of
the "Million Vote plan" 1t has
taken it nearly twenty years to
climb from 5000 to 250,0OO Pro-
hibition votes. 1t is now, as
demonstrated by the "million vote
pledge" almost an assured fact
that at the next Presidential
election we will have 100000
votes, with possibility that we
may have very many more than
that. Nearly every good and in
telligent woman in the country is
for Prohibition, and the woman
suffrage idea gaining converts
every day, and losing absolutely
none.
I have just come from a Christ
mas festivity at a church where
the children of Democrats, Repub.
licans and Prohibitionists were
alike singing songs that said they
were little Prohibitionists now
and were going to be big ones
when they get older.
There's hardly any man who
would dare tell his boy he ought
not to sing that kind of a song
or who would not be shocked te
hear his own little boy sing in g
church, that he is a little Democrat
now, and is going to be big one
when he gets older.
Men everywhere, who are the
very pick of their commppitie(
aro fa1l;n,~~;nkn
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUlLDERS-NOTICE
IN is hereby given that bids accompanied by
plans, specifications and strain diagrams. will be
received by the board Of county commissioners OF
Ming county. at the office Of the aud tor of said
county, until Saturday, August 20, 1892 at 2
of a wagon bridge over the Squak slough at the
crossing Of the road from Kirkland 10 Richmond.
originally petitiOned for by +. A. Richardson ct
al. and known as road 2S7.
bridge over Squak slough at BothelL Ii feet wide
in the clear and at same height above low water
as all otter bridges said slough. Bids to he per
lneal foot for trestle and lump bid for 3)-fOot
SPAN Certified check for 800 must accompany
each bid, to DE forfeited to the county by the
tract within five days of date of award. Bond in
the full sum of the contract price will be required
Bids will also be received at the same time and
place for the construction of three frame trestle
bridges over the three principal guches the
above-named road between Kirkland and Red.
together. about "a miles east of Kirkland; The
first guch is about as feet Deep the second 20 feet
Deep the trestling these two gulches is about
400 feet in length and will he practically one tres
tie; the third gulch is about ga mile from Kirk
land. about 65 feet deep and will require 200 feet
of trestling
Bids to be- per lipeal foot. Certified check of
800 must accompany each bid, TO be forfeited
to the county by the successful bidder in case he
fails tc enter into contract within five days of date
price will be required. Bids for the bridge over
Squak slough 10 be marked Ibid squak slough
Bridge; bids for the frame tresiling TO be
marked IBID Trestles kirklani and Redmond
Road"
The board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids f. a. TWICHELL.
Clerk of said Board
Dated at Seattle, August 3, 1892
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - CARROLL

sealed proposals VIII be received by the under
signed secretary of the board public works of the
city Of Seattle, up ia noon of Wednesday, August
18th. A. n. 1892. for the grading and construction
OF sidewalks on both sides of Carroll IN the
city Of Seattle from the north line Of Choate street
to the south line of Randall's second addition in
sa id city in accordance with the plans ana spec;f
cations now on file in this Office.
Each bid Is to be ccompanied by a certified
check payable TO the order of the city comptroller
for sum not less than i,e cent. ofthe amount
bid. and no bid shall be considered unless accom-
panied by such check.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the amounts requir ed by the city charter and
state laws within ten pays alter being notified Of
the award. falling which said check and the
amount thereof will be forfeited to the city. SAID
Improvement is to be paid for by the mode of
payment by bonds and the contrac; to be en-
tered into therefor shall prov de that said improve
ment snail not be begun until the bends to be
issued for the payment thereo shall have been
negotiated, and unless such bonds be negotiated
said contract shall be void
Noperson is eligible as bidder who has within
two years prior TO the letting of said contract made
default in payment of any just claim for any work
or labor performed or for any skill material
furnished pursuant 10 any sucn contract is here
advertised, who, withip said two years has
assigned, abandoned surrendered or failed TO COM
pete any such contract
The board of public works reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
Proposals 10 be Endorsed on the envelope Gar
roll Street Grade
Please attach a copy OF this advertisement to
bid.
BY order of the board of public works
{. c. HEIFSER, Secretary
First publication, August 8, 1892.
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- up TO noon of the 18th day of August 1892
for lighting the public streets Of the of seattle
for one year from date of contract Bios will
specify the kind, candle power and price OF each
light per month the hours during which the same
will be furnished different seasons of the year
whether the lights Will be placed corners or
over the cenler of intersections of alternate
streets bidding on each pien) whether for all or
only part of he streets lighted and IL for ess
than ALL what district OF the city. The city To have
the right 10 Increase the number OF arcs 10 lao
and incandesceDts 10 900 du ing the wear
Direct bids 10 Secretary Boari OF Public Works
with Endorsement thereon: bid tor street Light.
ing
he right Is reserved to reject any and all bids
BY order of the Board of Public WORKS
{. q. HEIFSER
p,,.t nuh,,..,,,. .,.. 1000 secSetAEL
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS-TO
i exchange, stock in the broadway Investment
Company, OF Seattle, for materials and building Of
q dwelling house worth about So 900; good terms
for reliable party. Address Stock Exchange, care
Post Intelligencer.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LoNAu
~ improvement district No. %, Tor Inc imPvSSo
ment OF johnson avenue under ordlhalco W.
liz, and hearing thereon
Notice is hereby given that the assessne,ns i Ia.
OF local Improvement district No. 20. for tne IN, H.
proyement Of Johnson avenue from the we , IN. a.,
OF Lakeside addition to Lincoln avenue uhu ssra
dnance No. z. liz, has been reported by lhe ~
OF puoiic works to the city council OF tne CIV 80.
seattle and Is now on Tile in the Office OF tne ~
Clerk and the same is now open for puohc inss
ton al said Office, and will remain open ior ir
ton until Tuesday August %, 1897 AZ ~ y.
p IN. and all persons interested are HEREBY Int
quIred 10 appear before the city council III V sn.
session 70 be held in the council CHAMBER % a ~.
house OF delegates, in the city halI, on o,
the twenty-third day of August. 1872, - a
O'Clock r. IN, and make objection thereH nv
SAID time SO fixed the council viii consio,Si ~
and all objections made and VIII make suen ran
recticns in said roll il deems just, ana VIII t,.1
deduct the amount of such cost assessor 49, an
street eros ings (which shall be paid from W s,t
erai road fund of the city, and VIII thsn ~ - the
nance approve such roll and levy ana asses ,o,rn
amounts thereof against each parcel ana 10. 1870.
IN said roll and declare the same lien M ~
Said matter may be adjourned To a later oaie
GEORGE j. STONEMAN:
. City CLERK u the CITY OF SsA1so
by r. ID. OGDEN, Deputy. ,.oa
DATE Of ASst pphiicatjoa August 4 lsS1
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Date of first publication August 5, 1892.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
~ Improvement district No "a, for the imProve-
ment OF Gould street under ordinance No 1,1so'
and he airing thereon .
Notice is hereby given that the assessment ron
OF local improvement district No. "a for the I'M
pr0vement of Gould street, from the west line ~, "
Lakeside addition to Lincoln avenue, under oro,.
nance No. 2.l73. has been reported by the ooa. .
q puoilc works to the city council OF tne ciy
or Seattle and is now file In the once OF ING
CITY clerk and the same is now open Tor puDilc ~.
spection at said Office and will remain open ioi "a
spection until Tuesday, August rs. 1872 80
O'CLOCK p M. and all persons interested are nvss
by required TO appear before the city councn - -
JOINT session 10 be held in the council cnampeI ~
the mouse OF delegates In the city hall on Iuesday'
the Esd day of August. 1892, at O'Clock p Ip1
ana make objection thereto. AT said Time 80 IL.
the council will consider any and all opJectio,sSI
made and will make such corrections IN sao .o's
as il deems just. and will then deduct the amouss
OF snch cost assessed against street cross ~
(Which shall be paid from the general ROAD Jun.
OF tne city). and will then by ordinance appvrs~s
such roll and levy and assess the amounts tneIsos
against each parcel and lot shown IN sad ron, III
declare the same lien thereon. said matter nisy
De auJourned to later date II so ordered ~ Wv
city council. GEORGE J. SToNEMAN:
City Clerk Of the City Of seattie.
Date OF first publication August 3, lsSa
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Special NOTICES.

vACCINATION REoUIRED-NOTICE Is
Y hereby given to all parents, guardsns ana
other persons interested, that in conformity with
section 10 of the act establishing system OF
common schools in cities OF 10000 or more inhab-
iants successful vaccination win be required as
emit school wear By order of the board OF educa-
ton. w. ). CpLhEi !, leo.'e"t
Won CAN SAVE MONEY By VISITING
i the BeiItown Furniture Company, 80 front
street before purchasing furniture lnstaIIInentS
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
~ Improvement district No "a for the improve.
ment of Aidine avenue under ordinance No 2.i6S
and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll
ofloCal Improvement district No. % for the I'M
provement of Aidine avenue from Johnson ave
nue. to the north line OF Rosedale addition, under
ordinance No 2,1SS, has been reported BY me
board of public works to the city council OF the CITY
OF Seattle and is file in the office Of the city
clerk. and the same is now open for public nspec-
lion at said ONCE and wi remain open for fnspec-
ton until Tuesday, August IS, 1892, at O'Clock
T. m, and all persons interested are herppy ~.
quired to appear before the city council In Joint
session to be hell in the council chamber Of the
house OF delegates in thu city hail on Tuesday, the
ZSd day OF ugust, 1897 AT clock p m ana MAKE
objection thereto AT SAID time SO fixed the ce0n.
ell VIII consider any and all objections MADE ana
VIII MAKE such CORE ctIons in said roll as II DEEMS
just and will then deduct the amount Of such cost
assessed against street crossings (Which shau ps
paid from the general road fund OF said city ana
Will then by ordinance approve such roll ana ievy
ana 3 IS the amounts thereof against eacn pafees
and lot shown in SAID roll and declare the same
lien thereon. Said matter may be adjourned 10
later date If 80 ordered by the city council
GEORGE J. STOSEMAN.
City Clerk OF the City Of SeefuA
BY +. d. OGDEN
Date of first puhiicatjo August 3. 1897.
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AND FUNERALS.
WANTED.

oxchange improved farm for city property
<Teexchange house and lot in Eastern WASH
Eoon f0r seattle or King county real estate.
II rs exchange broadway Investment Company
= Soe house and lot in seattle.
E& 10 exchange improved farm near WarA
1ta ~ city property.
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NOTICE 70 ARCHITECTS.

THE HONORABLE THE CHIEF COMMITS.
sioner OF lands and works hereby invites archi-
tects to submit on or before the 3Oth september
next competitive plans and estimates OF cost for
the construction OF certain provincial government
Information can be obtained from the undermined
W. =. GORE,
Deputy Commissioner Of Lands and WORKS, LANDS
ana Works Department. Victoria. b. u. 10Th
June, 1892.
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MANICURE.

MRS REED, FORMERLY OF sls CoyUu
1A bia, now 80 James street, treats ali bism
ishss Oh tne complexion by massage; hair cut
cufed and dyed any shade; nanlcuring snJ
chropody. anu
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LsOR RENT-CLARENDONH HOTEL. CORNER
II Second and Depot streets; desirable tenant
can secure this recently built house on very favor
street.
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F.INANCIAL.

THE BLAINE NATIONAL BANK, OF
i Blaine Wash, will net agent for non-resi-
dent Tr perry owners Of Blaine in payment of city
taxes.
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CITY NOTyCEa.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF
~ local Improvement district No 49, for the
improvement Of Lincoln avenue under ordinances
No. alta and hearing thereon
Notice is hereby given that the assessment ron
provement of Lincoln avenue. from Johnsos
avenue to the north line of Rosedale addition
under ordinance No. 2,174, has been reported By
the board of public works to the city council ofths
city of Seattle and is now tile in the Office Of The
city clerk, and tho same is now open for public in
inspection until Tuesday, August 2s; 1857. 8
8 o'clock p: M, and all persons interested Az
hereby required to appear before the city council
OF the house of delegates in the city hall on
Tuesday. the 23d day Of August, 1897. 4
said time so 1xed the council viii consider ,nv nv
and all objections made, and will make such cor.
rections in said roll as it deems just and win then
street crossings (which shall be paid from the
general road fund of the city, and viii then bv or
dinance approve such roll and levy and asses tie
amounts thereof against each parcel and lot shown
In said roll, and declare the same q lien thereen
said matter may be adjourned to . later date II -
Wv GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN.
City Clerk Of the City Of seatsia
Date Of first publication se@ August S, 1891
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
~ improvement district No. %. for the i'm
provement of Drexel avenue under ordinances No
2,lS6. and hearing thereon
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment roA
of local improvement district No rs for the I'M
rrovement OF Drexel avenue from johnson .yenue
n TO the north line Of RSsedas Ale. .ddon
by the board of public works to the city council
OF the city of Seattle. and is now on file IN
the office of the city clerk and the same Is noa
open for public inspection at said Office, and will
remain open for inspection until Tuesday August
%. 1892, at O'Clock p. m, and all persons inter.
esed are hereby required to appear before the city
council in joint session to be held in the council
chamber of the houseRf delegates in the city hall.
on Tuesday, the 23dkday of August. 1892 ats
o'clock p m, and make objection thereto. As
said time so fixed the city council will consider
any and all objections made and will make such
corrections In said roll as 1t deems just and VIII
then deduct the amount of such cost assessed
against street crossings (Which shall be from the
general road fund of the cisc) and will then by or
dinance approve such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel and lot shown
In said roll and declare the same q lien thereon
said matter may be adjourned to q later date II %
ordered by the city council.
GEORGE T. 6TONENAN,
City Clerk of the City Of Seattle
By F. u. OGDEN, Deputy.
Date Of first publication August 5, 1892
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L'oR SALE-NoRrH YAKIMA LOTS IN
L der assessed valuation. Owner, room / Ven
dome
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP-BE 1T
L. known that the firm heretofore known as
Maauilkin & Morton. doing business In Fremont.
Wash. is this day dissolved by common consent
the business being assumed and continued ~ W.
~ ManuIikin ID. MORTON.
w. H. MAQUILKIN.
Seattle WASH August 8.
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wANrED-xNFoRMATION.

yAy ANTED -INFoRMATION REGaRDIN6
M Frank Cljnch- ANY one sending information
,arsairs hin, dead or alive TO John Ciiaeh, Eini-
8 a. H.. hsuzSA 4co4nsy, viii - rewarded tos
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f,O BUSINESS MEN, LAWYERS, EFT Al
l. For artistic commercial and law brief printing
ring up telephone 1853: will call for your orders;
prompt, correct, reasonable.
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MONEY TO LOAN on BUSINESS PROP
Iu erty. per cent resident, per cent. per an :
mum; farm loans: no delay. A L. Parker & Co,
rooms 5 Ia and Sis Butter block.
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4 d. I. MESSENGER RATES FROM OUR
"A office, 1lo Cherry street: IL blocks or less.
cents; IA blocks. 10 cents; IL blocks, Is cents;
20 blocks or over 20 cents: answer, cents extra;
by the hour. 20 cents; circulars and advertising
matter distributed at l50 per day: cards. invita-
tons, etc, delivered at 81. 80 per day. Ring the
A. D. L. call box only for Seattle Transfer Com
pany.s hacks, gurneys and express wagons Pa
ciic Postal Telegraph Cable Com panys kilograms;
open at ali hours OF the day and night Telephone.
No. 2St
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FOCAL And ms TRUMENrAL MUsxc

CCHoOL OF MUSIC, ELOCUTION DEsIcN-
~ Piano-Roscoe Warren Lucy
Sineing-Mrs. William F. Miller
Violin-W. Vaughan Arthur
Characteristics v. ThieiI.
Eiocution. Physical Cuture-Mrs 'Slauson
Drawing, Painting from Iife-Mis, Flsken
Holyoke Block. corner sprin. and Front.
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MONEY ON CITY SUBURBAN, RANCH
lu property: proof money; mortgages bought.
FOPbea OlymDic block
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LsOR SALE-OS SAN JUAN ISLAND 10
i acres water frontage: 90 fruit trees set out;
also anu lo-acre .rUit tracts. some set out TO
orchard. Particulars Of G. n Tucker, Argyle,
Wash.
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HAVE A NEW COVER PUT ON YOUR
4! umbrella Umbrella hospital. opposite post.
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SCHOoI. OF ART DRESSMAKING; BRING
~ your own dresses 10 make Room 81 HincSiey
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U'OR SALE-CHEAP. CHEAP. CHEAP
Il lots in Renton addition. 2o4 Commercial
street.. room ].
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I'OR SALE-LoTS 60Xl2S ONE BLOCK
L north Of the Squire tract and adjoining the Rem
ton addition: the lots are high with good view;
price: inside lois, 81 900 TO IL $50; corners from
$l.l5O To $i,250 terms. ne-half cash balance one
ard Two years al per cent. H. = Turner, 207
Butler block
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Tor sALE-$5OO; "A CHICKEN RANCH AT
i Smiths Cove; close to car line: over 400
chickens; everything in rstclass condition: fncu-
bators. etc. Apply N. K. Eik0os. 3l3 Pioneer
Building.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E'OR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN, WHARF
Il and warehouse; central location. Inquire
Fourteenth street, corner Marion.
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IF YOU WANT A LOAN ON A FARM OR
i on good Seattle property II will be to your al
vantage to call on g. NJ. Van Doren, 2O6-2lO
Washington block. Entrance 705 Front street.
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L'OR SALE-2O ACRES WATER FRONT ON
u Lake Washington cheap for cash. d. NJ
Sharks. room Boston block.
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r WANT TO LOAN $4,000 OR $4,000 FOR
L one year on improved property; also have
money for small loans. l. w. Entz. and 10
Union block.
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OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ENOR RENT FIRST CLASS LODGING
I house In best part Of town. Box 27O. snohom-
ish Wash.
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L>OR SALE-HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS:
II three blocks from car line; $500; monthly
payments If sold this month. Herbert :. Upper
IL Scheuerman block, Front, corner Cherry street
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY; A GOOD
II Photographic business for disposal in principal
part of city Of Victoria; everything fitted in latest
style: satisfactory reasons given for disposal Ad-
dress Photographic Business, PostoffiCe, Victoria,
&c