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LEG ~ NOTICES.


hMtN 81 GATORS SALE OF REAL Is
tSte- N@ties y hereby given that on and after
.ss "a daT o. %oFetnOeF. 1888 i viii sell an
sNa'e safe 70 ne Highest and bes; hiader the s5l
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ihe -eon With al ts -. -teuAneAs ar $50,
p0ser and Satsr rights Connected t,srsW5th 80,
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ths toSn Of Bstsie Elk, kin county Wasainy-
Ten Terms OF SAFE oBs half ca h bal nce ia sTss
aRa two Years, iatesesf per ceat All Ms r.4s,
se ia writing aad se left AZ tbs csfice ~ the a.
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may De Aaed IN tie Office Of the ers an ans
superior court Of Pierce CONT. washsertnn
LIDS recelF 81 AZ any time AZ es sct05e~ II Tsa9.
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NOTICE TO Contractors.


To C1NrRACTORS-sEA TENDERS
e1dorse New Parliament Buildings Vic
tortA, ton tract No ? -" Wi! q received by the
nonoafahte chief Commissioner of Lands and
W rNs up 10 Ocloek =. IN. of Thursday Sath No
Nehoer, 1888, for ths several t-ateS required In
ms ergcton Of new parliament buildings al James
Bay, Victoria L. T.. viz:
J. The eHcavaJ0r mason and bricklayer's work
= The carpenter aud joners worK
- ihs skaters and piasierpr 5 work
T. Z ne copprrsmiihs work
o ne smith aud irontUundsrs work
. The plumbers work.
!. The painters work
hdrrs wall be received for any one trade or for
the who worx.
ihe plans. details. etc. as prepared py Y NJ Raj.
teE3n y, a7chitect can he AZ the office of The
snarfsiSaet on or after Monday. &C aber q IsgS
sua co lsFiete quantities clearly describing the
Whole OF the work can be obtained on pAymept OF
~ seF each trade This Sum viii ts ret ruad To
the contractors on receipt Of aour sFs - der
fHeh tender must he accom- pa nied hv an ac-
opel bank checS equal 10 per cent on The
amount 81 each TIN ter o. red for witch wi, i,-
EEislhFd as tart s'Curi for the due perform ance
os tae vorA. hc check viii be retslrne t. ua-
successful competitors. nat win be forfeited ny an
o0det Who may decline TO execute a contract If
eAlsa Rpon g. so 30
The lowest or any tender no, necessarily &C.
cepfei W s.DTt
Deputy Commissioner % Lands aud WORKS
Isnts aud Works Department
! tetGFiA. z 4. - p4heF 1894
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MArorr. Wash. March N

NALVEks W Asti., Mtrcn 81. tN4f
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Bosros. Mass. June 10. issl

Post-Inteliigencer Co.. Seattle, VISA.
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Post-Inteiligencer Co., Seattle, WASH
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Post Intclligencer. Seattle, WASH
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NoRrH WE11Iserox, B C.,

NORTH ELLINGTON, B G., June 2 49,
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash.
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Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash
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AcOMiSION, w asa REQ. ,. ltJS
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GCHOOL ELECTROMAGNETIC Is HEREBY
~ given that on Saturday, November 4, 1893 a
school election viii be held in school district No
In the city of seattle King county. for the purpose
Of electtng two members OF the board of educatio
for The term OF three years each.
the polls will he open at / D. N. and continue
pen until p Mt the fol owing places.
Rainier school building
South school building
T. T. Minor school building
Denny school building.
Columbia school building.
Pacific school building
Mercer school building
Il +. Day school building.
Latona sch DOL building.
Office northwest corner Yesler avenue and Third
street
Mcooom $ building, Seventh and Pike streets
CampDeii building northwest corner Front and
Marion streets
J. b. MAcDoCGALI. President
Auest-H. F. WHITNEY. Secretary.
Dated seattle. October H. 1898
NOItCk-ALL BILLS AGAINST THE
~ steamer City OF Aberdeen up TO and includ-
Ing october 30. 1898 should be presented to Capt
Wiley. a. city docs. before that date
> WILEY NAVIGATION co.
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MONEY! ROAM OFFICE

M = RlE las Il MOVED FROM Ia
"A Washington street to the London Loan ne
10 Soa.h Ihtrd street. mOaey 10 lOAn on waicila
oiarsoats afid 8 wery
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Post.fntelii gencsr, Seattle. 49,.
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We pleased With It and also 'h1 ~
Yours respectfully,
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SEATTLE TO HOT SPRINGS And RETURN
-FO&
S4.4O

Effective May lst The Northern Facsae Rsil-
7, al O VIII sell round Tip tickets TO tire s-sea
] iver Hot >p-5ngS aad return far - - un sa.s
every Saturday and sunday. Tickets good for
4 phySscian Will Re n the springs for patients
v hc nay require ais services Also orAneh i'm
ssifrte o. the German Remedy Company for ne
tsfnieSS cure af The liquor phtDe and tobacco
iasiEs Las hesa located Al the springs
Hates 81 90 and -. % per day. ketura tickets
vii have 10 ae signed D, The tickes sgeat ~ dos
g. rings before they good fo. return for artnsf
In tar,aatlon address / u NcC AIN.
Hos Sprtngs waah.
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ART.
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TURKISH BATHS.
CLAIR TOF4NTS.

A LICE FAY GIVES yAPpR BATHS AND
~ magnetic treatment al5 Front ~ room IL
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GFArTLE CLEANING AND DYEISa
- Works ofHces SIP Bailey building nd 100
Columbia street; p. o. Box 1888. Work cal Ell for
and delivered
GAN FRA >CiSCo DYE WORKS, go SIC
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
NfIZPAH TEMPLE. NO. O. PYTHIAN SIS
isl tern VIII give social dance and whist party
Tuesday sseniBG. Admission for gent sman, soc.
CGDTCH SOCIETY GRAND HALLOWEEN
- social and dance. caaupit safties, dooktn etc,
Ia the odd Fellows bali. North seattle. on Tues
Day October "a. ~ D. IN
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON Pres
HcANA LODGE. No NJ r. AND A. NJ
~ stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
Of each month. l. L. MOORE, ". NJ
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MANICURE.

A LICE " AKIN. EXPERIENCED MANI.
81 and Is Hotel SfevsnS. Front ar4 fa-inn strn@,s
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ESGfNEERS AND CONTRACTORS
Gan FRANCISCO BRIDGE ,DMPANY-EN-
- glneers and contractors for brid of every de
eSf.PttoH wharf building piedrivinz dTedgi z
ana steel SHOVE! excRyatinS; plans md speethca
tlohs furnished on app ication; core %pondsnce
Heltei ONCE 52J-54S SEATTLE National Bank
building. seattle WASH
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MRS. ARPER CLAIaVoYAST LIFE
vi reader and business medium SO Front
street pariors 20-2L
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SPECIE NOTICES.

RGT fER-sPLENDID, ONLY soc ROLL
- at COW Butter Store, Front, near Pike
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-05-02
A Domestic Episode.

81 called" said the lady patient, look.
ing round with a mysterious manner
''to consult YOU, doctor, about my foot
"Yes::' said the doctor, sitting a yawn
and looking at his watch. Have you
injured it in any way:'
sob, no: but it pains constantly, and
! a hardly get my shoe on"
''Too small:' suggested the doctor,
glancing cautiously in the direction Of
his patients feet. which were invisible.
"No, doctor; my shoes are twice too
large for me-"
perhaps that is the trouble::" suggest
ed the doctor, looking as if he was try
ing to believe it.
at is only foot that is affected"
perhaps you would better see a Chi
ropodist," said the doctor.
'Oh, no, indeed. It's much mere seri-
ous than that. can't imagine what it
il, but it is really very painful"
"And you say you have not injured it.
madame
"Never. You see, I've not been in a
railroad accident or a runaway, OF been
Tun owe by an electric car, or anything
! did drop a sadiron on it one day when
] was ironing, but it couldn't have been
that-could it,
We'll, l never" said the doctor, as he
wrote out a prescription in Latin for
mustard IMMINENT. ''Of all sad things in
life a sadiron is the saddest, and the most
fatal.'-Detroit Free Press.
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rhe Science of Medicine In 1893,

1t gives me much satisfaction to predict
that a marked change will take place in
the science of medicine. By 1893 doctors
will prescribe no more than a third of the
drugs they now think necessary. The true
relation OF the muscular system to the or
ganic system and their combined influence
on the nervous system will become more
fully and generally understood. The COM
bined action of the patient mind and mus
Giles will be depended on instead of drugs to
prevent, allay and cure disease.
In theology more change will be mani
fest in practice than in preaching, though
sermons too, will be different. Ministers
will instruct their hearers i'll the philosophy
of pure morality and teach them how to
live. The government of the body by in
telligent reason will be the enc virtue in
culcated: ignorance and l~aziness will be
the sins condemned and punished. The
man who docs not know how to keep his
own body in health will be considered as
great a sinner as the man who cannot read
and write.
In methods of education there will be, in
my judgment, marked changes. The tend
ency will he to return to the methods of
the old Greeks, a slight practical idea of
which can be obtained ia any iect ure room
Of one of our medical colleges. Instruction
will he given orally, tine practicing oil the
lessons will be dom anywhere and every
where: children will be allowed to play or
study as they please. The veto power that
teachers now exercise over children leav-
ing the room during school hours will be
taken from them. School children will
have a playground instead of a yard for
recreatiye purposes, and they will not be
made to walk around it in lockstep man
"a. Tlnx- I'LL n.tI-- A. -.
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Annie Besant on Human DEVELOPMENT.

Regarding the civilization of the western
world in the light of the esoteric philoso-
ply, | judge it as success or as failure as
it approaches toward or recedes from the
ideal of brotherhood, as it encourages or
thwarts the spiritual progress of man.
The rapid increase Of wealth in the hands
Of a comparatively small class; the grow
ing control of natural forces by ever widen
ing knowledge; the exclusion of vast num-
beers of the population from the benefits of
this growing control. the advancing edu-
cation of the laboring classes and their
ever improving methods of continuation
these and many other causes are produc-
ing a state of social tension which must re-
suit in social change-peaceful or other
wise.
It is against brotherhood that million
aires and starving men and women should
coexist in society. II is against brother
hood that the growing control of natural
forces should make "A few scandalously rich
leave the many scandalously poor. A
society based OH unbrotherly competition
instead of on brotaeriy cooperation cannot
last any more than can last a building
built ia defiance of the laws of mechanics.
Hence ] regard our present social system As
doomed TO collapse as other systems haye
collapsed which were open TO the same
criticism.
Another reason for regarding this system