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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-26
AMONG THE LODGES.

Bayard Commandery, No. IS, hold an
interesting meeting Friday night, which
was presided over by Prof. w. III. Plea
SAINTS, OF Hcllins Institute. The Red
Cross degree was conferred on one can.
didato.
Lakeland Io1ge, No 100, A. L. and
a. NJ. held called communication
tuesday night and conferred tho third
degree un one candidate WorshipfuI
Master George p. Huhns presided.
Murray Chapter, No. 81, held their
stated communication Thursday night.
High Priest George w. Ramsey pre-
sided. Mark and Past Master deprees
were conferred on three candidates after
the usual routine of business had been
dispensed with.
Prof. w. II. Peasants, of IIollins. at.
tended meeting Of the Bayard Com.
mandery Friday night.
Roanoke Lodge, number l07, b. p. O.
E., held an interesting meeting Tues
day night. Frank Korte, tho exalted
ruler, presided. The routine business
was the only thing of special Importance
done. Next Tuesday night three can.
didates will be initiated into the mys-
teries of the order.
T%x
Osceola Lodge, number a., X. ofp.
met Thursday night. Chancellor Com.
mander Robert Wright presided. The
routine business was transacted, after
which four candidates were balloted on
and elected. The first rank degree will
be conferred next Thursday night.
There was also an elcction of officers
in the Grand Orient, side degree. r.
W. Fry was elected grand orient; Eugene
II. Wolff, grand vice orient; T. d.
Tucker, grand prophet; Edward Lyle.
grand prince; Ii. w. Fry, keeper of
parchments and scrolls; A j. Airhcart.
grand herald, and c. E. Michael, grand
purse bearer. 7 he Offices OF grand wor.
don and grand sentinel will DO filed bv
appointment at tho meeting to be held
next Thursday night. Three new ap.
plicants were elevated to the prince o.
the r, al, Thursday night.
Peasants Lodge, No. G3, A T.. and A.
NJ, held stated communication last
Monday night, which was presided over
by j. -. Reichardt. worshipful master.
Rev. j. Cleveland Hall was present and
delivered an interesting lecture on
Masonry"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-26

an cvcntful date
in our history,
but to be made
SO by their work.
From that day
to this the organ
ization has in
creased from five
to two thousand,
from II single
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-26

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE or TWO
deeds of trnst, ono dated the 18th day OF
May 1870, ard recorded in deed hook 3S page
81, and The oihci dated tho . til day of Iunc
lSh' and Recorded In deed book Is PAGE iSg iI
The clerks office or the corporation cont tor the
city of Roanoke. Va, from ". j. ~ l.. Il mir, Jr
10 The undersigned trustee. default having been
made IN the terms thereof ana being required so
10 do by the beneficiary therein secured IL will on
TIE 10TH DAY OF MARCH iS,3 Ar IL
O'CLOCK NOON, on the premises in the city OF
koanokc, oucr for sole the 10 lowing described
parcel or land, with IL handsome Improvement
consisting Of large dive ling house
:, beginning at point on the South side or
BlGir avenue and lIi.G feet from Franklin street.
thcI &C with Blair avenue 5. ~ f. IS feet TO a
point, thence = IL w 49, feet to Spruce street
thence with Spruce street y. ~ W. a. feet 10 a
point, thence n. II Z. l5' feet to tho beginning.
TERMS OF SAIE.-Cash rs to the costs OF
sale and the sum OF 81 ,i55 ~ and a. to the sum
OF SiSp5.0l upon credit, 10 become due in
monthly instalments or 1861, without interest
on the 18th Monday in each succeeding month
from the day OF sale and the residue upon a
credit Of one and two years with interest Dc
fcrrcd payments to he secured by deed OF trust.
WIN. +. WINCH, Trustee.
he above described property has been sod by
The Mcssrs. Blair and the purchaser assumed the
above nHvmcnts. lids
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-26

TYrEwRITERs, sewing machines, etc.
repaired at 1l3 Fourth avenue g. O., ten
years experience. JOHN BLUMER.
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To the Inauguration via 10 xopn

For the benefit OF those desiring TO witness the
inangnral ceremonies AT Washington, March Ith,
INC Baltlmore and Ohio X. X. Co will sell excur.
stations ON its lines low excursion rates
Tickets will he sold March 2nd and Bird and Ior
trains reaching Washington before noon OF
March 9TH They will he valid for return iour.
ney until March 9Th inclusive. The following
nrc INC rates from some OF the points in this
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-26

FIaHsf cabinets 81. siosiinusrs sU1 JeYerrop
OLD papers for the next week at 10
cents per hundred.
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DAUGHTERS OF 1776.
q Notable Gathering at the Ma.
tional Capital.
The Drum Taps of History VIII TO Heard
-Grcm: Societies That Nee. This Wccis
Tho OEicers OF tho Daughters
OF the Revolution.
lcoryRiGnr. 1897

NEW York, Feb. lS.-You can hear
the drum trps of American wars this
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-26

Corrcspondngy low rates from other stations
from Staunton
- For more detailed information apply to c. L.
Dnd,ow, Travelling Passenger Agent, Winchcs-
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TRUSTEES SALES.
| fA ,rft

cry convey In said deed of trust, described as
follows, to wit: &
situate and beng in the city OF Roanoke, State
o., iISinia BcginniI ut point on The north
tcenth street and running thence with Stounton
avenue south !" degrees I minute 20 seconds east
. iect 10 point on same. thence north - dc
Srecs minutes ! seconds cast II, feet 10 nm
aiicE, thence with said alley north 7G degrees /
~ iuulc ~ seooncs west 81 feet to point on same.
west ~ feet to the bcgiuning-bcins lot - in
1ection Gi ~ shown ON the map or the Melrose
i company, together with buildings and
TERMS: Cash. IRISH r. nepp
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Ky consent OF all parties the above sale IL nos,
poncd until Thursi,y February % ISL, -, ~
= ~. . .d an" P''ce RUSH L. DERR.
TO
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-26

III cNhptcr 10 one IN
almost every state in the UNION. From
all points Of the compass these dangh-
tcrs answered the call just as our fore
fathers rushed to Lexington over cen
fury ago.
But Washington is fully aware Of the
honor conferred unOn il by he SnSSinp
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-26

by consent OF all parties the above sale has
been postponed until SATURDAY., Fehrunrys5 III,
~ same place ana hour. hush L. DERR
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RY VIRUE OF a DEED OF TRUST DArrn

Rf NIRCE OF y DEED OF TRUST DATED
August Is, 1872 and duly recorded in inc
cictK ONCE or the Hastings Court for the city
OF k0anoke, Va, in deed book go, page ia;
whereby George W. Priddy and wife conveyed
inc property hereinafter described to Gcorve !
Poet. trustee, to secure to The National Nntu,i
building and Loan Association, of New York com
pllancc with certain bond or even date with saia
coed executed by said George W triddy I'm ihc
peha sum or Si,e o, and conditioned for the pay.
ihcht or S2.iVO 10 the said association, v th in.
tcrcst in monthly instalmclts OF S3S 40 Ter
mouth according to the terms contained in the
ov-lnws ana In said bond and deed or trust and
Tor the performance OF other conditions and cove.
nants or said bond and decd OF trust and ruon
dcfanlt in any OF which for three months the
,,ustcc upon being requested so to do. to sell tho
ptupcr!y thetcin conveyed. and whereas II c
unuci signed has Teen appointed as trustee sub
stitutcu III inc place and stead OF said GEORGE j
rect, ny the Hastings Court Tor tho civ of Roam.
oke va, ana whereas tho said conditions and
payments have bee n Ocfaultcd in more than three
months, and upon he'll requested and directed
IN writing so To do by tho hcno iicinty The said
rational Mutual Building and Loan Association
authority conferred In said decd OF trnst nr"
coed to SELL at public auction. i'm front or The
courthouse con door in the city OF Roanoke Va, on
w, TCTS nrh. MAkcl itTii. 1879, AT 1913 :
property conveyed in said deed OF trust descrihrd
as follows, towit:
c. Situated and being in the city of Roanoke,
on the south side OF John street ,oiso
known as sixth avenue 8 W. 100 rect
east Oh Lewis Sucet also known as Fourth
street W. and running thence with John street
81 icet TO point; thence .southcrly 10 feet to an
alley, thence with sad alley westerly ~ feet 10 a
point IN same, thence northcry parallel to Lewis
street luo rec To John rect tho place OF begin
SHOWN in the map of the Lewis addition to the
city of Roanoke, Va, together with building and
improvements. ~
TEtMs; Cash. RUSH U. DERR,
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EUGENIA WASHINGTON ton; II onorn
vice presidents general, Mrs. Thomas a.
Hendricks, Mrs. David \. Porter. Mrs.
Margaret lletzel; vice presidents gcncr-
nj, Mrs. II. II. Alexander, Mrs. a. w.
Greedy, Miss Mary Dcsta, Mrs. Ellen Ii.
Walworth, Mrs. Hugh Hogan, Mrs.
Henry Blonnt, Mrs. Marshall MacDon-
aid, Mrs. Stephen j. Field. Mrs. G..
Brown Goodc, Mrs. f. o. st. Clair, Mrs
John W. Foster, Mrs John X. Putnam,
Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, Mrs. w. CT. Dever-
cuX; treasurer general, Mrs. II. O. Tit
mann; secretaries, general recording,
Mrs. George II. Shields; corresponding,
Mrs. Rose Wright Smith: registrars
general, Miss Eugenia Washington.
Mrs. a. Howard Clarke: surgeon gener-
al, Miss Clara Barton; historical gencr-
al, Mrs. NJ i. Lockwood; chaplain gem
eral, Mrs. Teunis $. IIamlin.
The advisory board will also he in
session this week and will be graccd by
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-26

of these Amer
lean W o III e II
The Sons of the
American Revo-
luton will meet
at the Arlington
on the afternoon
of the 22d, and
here is the re-
ception commit
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-26

Lakeland 1o1ge, No 100, A. +. and
a. NJ. held called communication
TUESDAY night and conferred tho third
oegree ON one candidate Worshipful
Master George p. Auhns presided.
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the presence and
probably be hon
ore d with adj
dresses by DR..
Edward Everett
Hale. Hon. Mar
S Ii all MacDon-
aid, G en-. II.
V. B o Y n t o n
and George Fl.
Shields.
There is an adj
dition to the col
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Bayard Commandery, No. IS, hold an
interesting meeting Friday night, which
was presided over by Prof. w. III. Plea
SAINTS, OF Helms Institute. The Red
Cross degree was conferred on one can.
didato.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-26

Proi. w. II. Peasants, Of IIollins, at
tended meeting Of the Bayard Com.
mandery Friday night.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM
III Cherry Street,

Advertisements nnder the head % Lost. Found,
Fer sale for Rent and Situations wanted will be
Inserted at the rate OF cent word each Insertion
Payment always in advance No advertisements
receive ed for iess than % ceata
NoTrcE-The business Office OF the Posf-fs-
TEIIIoEwcKa II open uHsii IL p. Classified
advertisements viii be received AZ 10 this time.
Advertisements win be received at branch Offices
Of the Posr-IsTELLIGkScER A..
Thomas SaEimons. Manager
Pert Townsend French 4 Springer
Tbs following Iettess await advertisers at this
<sfsfea,
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DrxrHs Avn rusEsALs


eL&AK-In seattle as si7 Alder street. hass-
Day September IL, 1893. George CiArEs o. sSs-s-
fffon. RzeA eAg.
ne,nssas SEQ. hyrsea in Lake yisw eemssssy
yesterday nnarninx froas the Fssidapce
9REKNLoW@-At Poss 9e1nbls. Tasrstsy. sep
tefutss "a 3ses Thomas Orsen1o~. su1osnay.
aged about 30 PEARS
E1rnssns wiu - basies st Port Gambia
pAawKrAxrs Ia s@4ttt@ AZ $50 zoiEks street..
THURSDAY september IA tst8 MA NsxAn
FraaS lard az Oh age. aged - years
ProbahSs her rsmstns wifi he shipped 70 nef
former home 10 Rhode Island
pafg=EN-Ts faasF.l Of Guy r. Fhlnnsy wili
be held this morning as 30 oeiessk a. trinity
Epssc0yas ehsrrh Fey George serfrrt Ass9a
ffArtsfltsE TnserFoeaf ~ Lake View csEaessfy
pHArEExnpRy- the resi1ence Of her
brother % Burke avenue. Ballard ThafNi&f
fepsember - 1898 ~ esncsr u the stonsafia
Mary A hsAckenEury, eyed 50 years
Fassras ~ 10 a IA. FRIDAY. September is. 1898.
from cross Undertaking parsors. inierment A.
Green wood cenSe,ery.
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AGENTS WANTED.

I oCAL AND GENERAL AGENTS WANTED
H se SCI sEsa~nfsc edition Of ~FhoEoxrAnnkc
HisfaFy % the oria's Far" 8rezssSs $3.50
heSsA % sne century Average safes l.ssaG cosss.
Cay. 80 HAAssiEce1t aBETAysRZs lcostiHg nsArlF
tA%Soss. gsfins Q2tsirs Vtsxs % se&1f1E exAsb-
- Al pants q interest Described Ia aaass
SfAFas& aASa&ef- Comp ese history of the lair
NAaNAs>sAS s@tnt 50 cents AEEn<s arsgpsng al
ether eooks r. sell tsiA Fresxhs pal credit
siSea oxaeF 2Ebok- X II Woodward A ca.
ASziEars. N2
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Fight ogaceS snlifebrine ounees ansgkamnia
- ounce cocaine by drDcblOfage Is pounds pof ass
nronli De, puanG potAss RcetaEe, pounds yosass
ioaide. pounds horaK lump, I ounce raarpnia
salts 80 pounds mzxnesia saihh, pounds xlari
safph. pounds eretse Pteparate 10 pounds an
phuf rs-9b poaGG ealorpotGss tablets Fsoslnd
chior pot and naF Amnon tablets, u p1aads
gum epfuta powder. 10 posnts Insect pesaer
pounds POT o'cNron, IS pounds biuestone ppunas
kaiphats soia. 50 EsBund- rOppeFas pounds Puiz
ppnfsGe. pouuss exTno * acid fMAIiaRYodff 8
pounds naafiAttc ACID commercially. cations cas-
Tor Oh feu4a pressed. 5 gallons easter OH 40 z
Ia pSGnGs g,vCeri1e. 10 pounds hay rum EJu a. d
ehtSrofoSaI ssuibbs. 10 pounds syrup hyp0ph1s
cufGp vita iron. aaE@n anf8sep 10 - T. u a
Cal dozen Pairs chloride ass I pound finct
acoasts raj, J ponaa yin antFFnony pound win
csss isFsr eti fRDrnetts pntst 10 pounds tarter~'
Tar soap ~. Il Williams a Cal. 10 pouuds vase
lire fpiA1nlg 10 pounds vaselias fcarb6iAteal
pOgnas s2Tlo4ins, pouRdS lfBt tcarboga ,Ad j A
ABSORBENT cotton tearseEfcl}, j. pound p~cx ages
j J.. 100 YAris sargeop's gAgEs lbichior j. 4 u
yards E&aze tOitfoEE1. ] Dozen eyliad-r rutsfser
plaster ineh - 10 yards J. a o rogls tssssdonua
PLASTER etcta yard sAeh ] roll ls1nx ass ~ asfer
felae&f. E1s. isiaEiAzs Fash. doz~p I'm ofnx.
meat nuKes e. unCeA.S dexea powder ts4xes ntea
dozen p4 boxes med = dozen h sir u. netfs
large; eczea Pay iadeln.s lax Z dozen
medicine g asses ounce graduation; :, dozen
syF. ages. Faeber pipes Davtdxonsx Ma 1. 4 100.
eaFks. ] grain each. %os. & s. v. : and = $40
EsistgBe capsules. 200 each <Da l. > 8 an4 a "a
o5s@n Svsi xszts, ecxen ls-nanee S sssz@u =
ossnc@ d1zsn t-oaeee. dozsn 8-euaes s dozen
3agnes, DOZEN 2-sance dozen LOUNGE. !
a0Eea CgssSura s0ap | pound &. pills a. :. r.
eesAs&He r. ~ A 20. -Bo gssssph aaa aks.4 an xA{a
tine p. 2 Co, @ao psn pot perEnArxAEsa
ksaAsAHs. 7. d Ca see comp ssryehsa
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GaEa,1I< So
NofR's1IlNSs AND vEsl.
To st. Paul. Minneapolis, CHA.
and the East.

Trains leave Seattle daily atsan
Everett. Snohomish, Wenatehe. 4.
Bend points, Spokane. Bonners r..ss
Montana points, Red River VALLEY 80 sS..
Superior points, Minneapolis, 81 -
and the East.
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TUE tt1kr sogNp NAVIGATION ASn
iksfFsNs ssns rsapzny go nssd tAesr a. : "a
rgssszak ~ ssss4 as4sT1 &c ans ARA MssstaS eve
- - t<sss@F A. : 80 e'rsoek a. Erf%ssv's assas
hsssI sssA sAscfA AoNT. PT~ssaeaL
!. 4. p1&S. Secrskkxx
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HEP WxSrED-MALE
WANTED PIcKERs FOR YAKIMA
W ship tonight. sailors for Europe, second mate
q Day. 10 West Main street
w Of $3.50 mems shoes 90. - so and "a mems
shoes now NJ e. SO. come and save dollar IL
pays 10 trade al the Ron Narchs, Front aud Cedar
streets
yrASTEp~aRNTf.Ea TO KNOW THEY
w can get furnished rooms hY day week at
lowest prices Florence house, Fourth and Madi-
son-
WASrEp~AN EXPERT BooKKEEPER
W competent 60 act AZ secretary of cSfab-
the RIGHT man ss offer n petrnsnency with = salary
% 300 TEE month Address with references ard
experiences. 10 Al. fost-lnteiiiseaeet.
WANTED LABOR nv CONTRACT: WILL
" pay IN tsnd IA prices to suit Address H r.
KELSEY, northwest corner Dexter and Valley
streets, Sestte
WANTED YOUNa MIN To LEARN THt-
W fgfAphy and secure Positions catalogue FREQ
Seymour rsiesfapa sehoot Portland. or
IA ASTEn-- AT REuIFrED RATES TO MEET
w the times; parties foomtns wili End 10 TO their
advantage 80 call on address the Ripley, corner
trout and Pike streets. before iocatiag
yyANTEn- BOYS FROM IL TO Ia YEARS
W old A. Am, DIST Tel Co once
" ANTkn-sALARY or COMMISSION 70
" agents 80 handle the pstsaf Chemical Ink
saa Of TIE ake. rfasss ink thoroughly in twa sec
aidS. works ike mage @ua 4, 500 pa cent pFnft.
seeNtS rake 500 ppY week also want = rsn-
- s3eat 80 take eharge % territory and sppuiht
lst terms ard sgscsieen Il ersSinE MenrOe Eraser
Mahnfsciaftus tes y - "a Crosse. Wts
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
A RcANA IoDGE. No. ~. D. AND A. NJ
~ stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
Of each m0nth L. 4. MOORE. " NJ.
a. =. aisn<. Sec
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Crosses the Cascade and Rocky mam.4
aims in daylight. Fine scenery and \.
tree from dust.
Runs Buffet cars, containing bath mn.
barber shop, easy chairs. Observes
windows. library, writing and card ssblss
smoking rooms. etc, in connectiop si,s
Palace Dining and Sleeping Can ~.
class coaches and free Coionist Slsspers
Connections at Wenatehee Eith s,,snsx
to and from Lake Chelan and the 0fanosss
country; ut Spokane for Eastern Nxb.
ington points; at Bonnsr's Fsry risA
steamers for Kaslo, Ainsworth. Noises
and other points in the Koosensi mlnins
district.
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NrALEsFEE HAYC1esk-t seattle. THURSDAY
swsninz s@pse xsbsr -. 1898. as s8e residence %
ne hriae so tessS Marcos str4st Rev Jean =
Esarron osFesstss4 GhzrS@a AsAtsf<r ass Ms@
Carrie L HsTeack. sGta ~ seattle
GRAVES pOwSIE In seattle. Thsrsfzy S~p
tsnher II 1893. ta< reasdsnes - iss asa<a@@s q
lag rssrxyEsaa. f1sT. loan =. ps1s1H. : . 80
Flfsh ssrees 0hafgfe tsxAvss aad Mss s~sstS
pownfs both ~ Newcastle
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NOTICE-YoU WILL SAVE TINE AND
~ money by getting prices on common and
pressed brick. terra Gotta mortar coors, etc. from
Ails & Sionsr SO Burke building, seattle
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II you ARE LOOKING ROB BT-INBrs
Il ard have shoat 5000 casa IA hand yo1 csn
secure half interest Ia o@xt money making esfas
itsbrsent 10 Sorshwesss there Is no sUrer 90 more
profitable basiness anywhere. thoroughly esfas~
Hssed sad coming money experience nos ex-
peexe1 bat he q man Of energy. scfne bust
ebslity aa6 ataesflcaa bic integrity The VERY
DGBfap 4 whitaker. room So Unfon block
LsOR sALE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE. THE
ness center 81 city. price ss35: snap Morgan 5
ExcHaexe. New YorE blk
49,
L,OR ssLE-HoTELs. LODGING HOUSES.
u gaf1Qfgs. reasaurantG grocery and al KINDS 81
Businesses from 500 up 2et New \ ofk otoc<-
LOB sALE-LoDGISG HOUSE: IS ROOMS:
II newly furnished so days ago: centrally located:
two 81 .cEs fEuaa fcur car lines cheap TenE VIII
exchange for house and lot; also PONY. harness.
iadyss saddle. 69i Main street
UMBER AND sHIsaLE MILL. ONE OF
IL the best Oh he SQUAD for rent. sale or sx-
change. Apply 20 or address O. L. Faust, Pioneer
building. Seattle.
LsoR SALE-FURNITURE OF HADRox A
II hotel and oaisofag for rent Apply I. Il
Dempsey. s0T Front street
WASTED-6ESTLEM WITH $1,000;
W viii not necessarily take your tnee Address
r.. Post lnrelltxeacsr
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VOICE TO coSrKAcroRs.

pin. P. Il. 4 60 ia sloin ecnp and ssrycanis
S-sa:ine. y & Co; 10, phosphate. aloes and
lioside psi g-ia;ine. z. D. 4 Co: 100 phos nux
vorn aud dom ara oil. 500 hypo tab morpeiae
no tab sydrooromiie hyoscins. 80 grain.
wyesh & Co: pouad auie extract gent z =. &
nnid extract BLACK haw. p n G Co.. ourds
tract trifieum repeas, Z -. & Co; pounds n1id
extract ssnmetie. pounds enid sxtrset prna
wig posnds fuid eSIrsst s4rsapariiis MP
O. pounds eli xir valerianafe nscrpAia. pounds
simple ixlr gallons maltine, piain' gallons
maltine aad eascars. gallons mastiRe sud g 4.
O.. gallons mAlt.ne with pyreph0s iron qunine
aud s.rychnine. gallons maitio yerothe. sfoand
glass mortar, dozen catheters. dozen each Nos.
= an 10; doEea flexible csihel.rs. i each
Nos. Z, and 10; French prescription scales.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
~ hereby given 10 contractors that the board Of
regents of the Washington Agricultural College
Will receive sealed bids ID 3 o'clock q. sep
temter IS. 1928. Tor the feliowiag wor :. viz:
Bids Tor the furnishing of all iaooF and material
in the constr ctien of admintsf at on building
% be erected at Pm Imam. W ash. each BID 10 be
accompanied by check payable 20 the order OF
school of science and certified ny some bank do
ing business in the state of Washing on, for the
sum OF one fhous aud - .0Oo. co. dollars
bids for the steam heating of said building. each
bid 10 be accGmp snied by a certified check paya-
BILE IS above mentioned, for I'VE hundred (s6ool
lids for the plumbing and drains for said build
iDg, each bid 10 be accompanied by certified
check. payable as above mentioned, for hve hun
dred $500 dollars
All bids must be in the hands of the secretary Of
the boaTI before o'clotk a. m, september 70.
1898, AT Pullman. Wash.
n case either OF the bids are accepted the bid
der will be required TO enter into coatracf and TO
furnish a bond as provided In specifications, and
IA case said bidder shall refuse fail enter
such contract and fur ish such bond wifhiR ten
DAYS thereafter said check shall be forfeited To said
board OF regents; otherwise the same shall be re-
tn rned 10 h IN and the checks accompanying all
bids rot accepted will be returned 10 such bidders
the regents reserve the right 10 reject snd all
bids
Dupic te plans and specifications may DO seen
on and after sep emSer Is 1898 the Office Of
the architects. James stephen ard L. Jcsenhans,
Pho building. seattle At the office OF Charles
y. Conner. spokane and at the college Office.
Pullman
Nv order % the board of regents Of the wash
ington agricultural College
L. A. BRYAN, Secretary.
Pullman. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-15
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