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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
NOT A BUSIN ESS HOUSE LEFT.
Flames Cause Heavy Loss in the Little
Nillage of HartioTd kas.

EWr0EIA, kas.. April 5.-FlrC during
the night destroyed the business por-
ton of Hartford, town of 1000 popu-
Iation lust south of here. Evidence
discovered shows the fire to have been
incendiary. The total loss exceeds
$50, 900; insurance, $4,000. The prin-
cipaI losers are Dudley & Griffith,
butchers: W. Britton, drugs; w. l..
Miner, dry goods and groceries; w.
IL. Holt 4 Sons, drugs; +. Kill, boots
and shoes There is practically not
business house now standing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
1he Greatest Medical Discovery
Of the Age.
EENMEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
DONALD KENNEDY, OF ROy5uRY, MASS,

Has discovered in one Of our common
pasture weeds a remedy that cures e.ery
kind Of Humor, from the worst ScEofula
down to a common PImP!c.
He has tried It in over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed except in two cases
(both thunder humor). He has no" in h!7
possession over two hundred certificates
Of its value, all within twenty miles Of
Boston. Send POSTAL card for book.
A benefit IS always experienced from
the first bottle, and perfect cure IS war
ranted when the right quantity is taken.
When the lungs are affected it causes
shooting pains, Ike needles passing
through them; the same with the Liver or
Bowels. This is caused by the ducts being
stopped, and always disappears in a week
after taking it Read the label.
If the stomach IS foul or bilious it will
cause sdueamish feelings at first.
No change Of diet ever necessary. Eat
the best you can get, and enough Of it.
Dose, one tablespoonful in water at bed
time. Sold by all Druggists,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
AUGUSTA SCHMIDT CONVICTED.
Ten Years in Prison Fixed as Her Fun
i.Ilnlent for Murder.


koEovo, Ind, April %.-Thc jury in
the Mrs. Augusta schmidt murder trial.
after eivtv-oirht hours deii1-rati1n
came in to-Gay with verdict IF guilty
ana fixing Tie punishment at ten years
imprisonmert ~ the woman : reforms
tory at Indianapolis Mrs Schmidt WHO
j. wealthy German woman and
the daughter Of the late Haro-
ness ~chindling, Of the Pr"vIur"
Of Iwickua, ~aNony, VHarTeied with
oscar Walton one Of her tenants. 'a-t
October. and shot him dead a. he stood
in his doorway. She Was indicted for
murder in the first degree, and denied
bail bv the supreme court to which 81"
appealed. She Is u years Of age, has
husband and three children, and re-
Gently came in possession Of a fortune
Of $1,000. Efforts viii be made 20 So
cure a new trial. The woman threatens
10 kiln herself
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
A REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
John &. Koch Elected Mayor of
Milwaukee by Il Large
MajyrIiN

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 4,-The eloc-
ton in this city was a Republican VIC
tory. John {. Koch is reelected mayor
by DDS plurality, and the entire Re-
publican tickets victorious by piuralities
ranging from 4,7S3 10 6,46S. The Re
publicans elect 26 aldermen and the
Democrats 10, making the Common
Council Republican, The Board OF
Supervisors is also strongly Republican.
The total vote CO. was nearl~ 4T0oO.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
TWO CHILDREN DROWNED.
They Fell Into the River While Playing
Upon Logs ut Rhineiander.

RHINEt >>nEE, Wis, March @9,-While
two children OF Charles Weber were
playing on some logs in Pelican River at
noon yesterday. they fell into the water
and were drowned. Weber i a section
foreman ON the Nurtb-Wtstcrn road.
The children were + and 6 years old re-
spcrtiyrly
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
INDIANA TOWNS LOSS.
Fire Destroys Two Business Blocks at
Borden

DESTROYED two business blocks. starting
in Shoemaker x Co. : store. The loss
Is SO, 600. Assistance was asked from
New Albany, but il came too late.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
SEALING BILL PASSES.
The Senate Provides for Patrol
of Behring Sea Wa

WAsHIEGroN, d. G., April 3-Thc
Behring Sea bill has passed the Senate.
Senator Morgan said that at this hour,
perhaps, a similar measure was being
passed in the British Parliament.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
one Near in states Prison.

AHTIGo. Wis. March 2a.-t1eorge H.
I.arzeIlere. Lauglade Countv's default
ing treasurer, pleaded guilty to-day be
fore Judge GoodIand and was sentenced
TO one year IN state prison.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07

CHCAGo, H., March Herman
Clark, of New York, charged with EN-.
hezzlement was arrested at the Vic
toria Hotel to-day and will he taken
back East lie refused to discuss his
arrest
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
TWO CHILDREN BURNED.
Residence of Michael Lenski. at Amigo.
Destroyed bv Fire.

AMIGO, Wis, March @l-Thc resi-
dence Of Michael Lenski burned this
morning. Two little children were in
the house alone 1t the time. Both were
severely burned
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-07
WISCONSIN NEWS.

NOuHiy, were severely injured III run
away accident The girl had her arm
I broken and was injured internally.
PETER WEIGH, resident of La Crosse,
had a severe tussle with 4 burglar few
nights ago. The furniture in Welch'4
room was wrecked. The burglar sue
ceeded in making his escape.
THE GAINESVILLE authorities claim that
Clarence WiXom, who was arrested at
that place charged with burglary, will
plead guilty to the charge.
JoHN BLISH, a fisherman of Oshkosh,
and his son We're tipped over III boat
on Lake WinnebagO, and for about an
hour drifted about on the bottom of the
craft. They were finally noticed hy
fishermen on the shore, who went to
the rescue The wrecked boat was
drifting outward very fast before the
strong gale from the west, and had thev
not been seen from the shore they
would probably have perishcd from ex-
posurc.
JosEPH Burns, a young butcher Of
Commonwealth, met a horrible death
He was in room where there was a
25OpOund meat cutter. In some man
ner he fell and clutchcd at the meat
machine TO save himself The knives
struck him upon the head, sinking
through his neck, fare and skull. Death
was instantaneous. He was - years of
age and formerly resided at Florence.
GEORGE RICE, a boy Of - years rcsd-
~, ,';I(.,I
Half Noon Iakn Thoy We're tn5nhIeJ
down tho LanL L,, tho iooeenIr,, nf tbn
,,,tda.Iiaa.I tha,,, pi,.l a-,d a+ilar
boys were playing below.
tt NJ Wii m,,t,', tooN t'"'' a. " IN
tr't;,, I!i,,e NJ ,a In,
o,,d P.tofr ioI,,,.',, anj NJ inro Zail
Son anJ IoLn Iobnenn TLn rrrnn.nn[,
took nIace at tho home Of tho brides
l, " L-,.,,,,,,. IL, ;II,,..r.,+i,,,,.,;,,
.I,a ro,,+I,,- ~
nIost nonIif,r Lo1i,en IF rala,,+ J.nars b,,,o
earned him The mcrited nraise Of both
writer ana reader. kent books a wear or
more in a mill at Appleton.
Nps p,~,-,p P,.p,-. lIiod af b1,o,I ,,o;,
o,,it,', - I,"r 80 =, Sbor,,, balI.
gn-,,7t,. tr s,,I+ ar ,,t i,0,N
a. ,'ln., 49,. ny - ~ rI;a't it+insJ.
fiat town
1T,. ,,,,-. ,,.,,rI l.,,l,r,-, 80;
dot ,c ,Io,j;sa,, ,I;oI ~ IT, 2T,riI.+.,
asylum She was 80 vrars nf aor. Her
remains were taken to Forest IIilI for
intermcnt.
of FroaIn," ,g.,an,,ia r'iai arrt ~ ,t,e hn
vas - farribI, bm-nnJ ,h"nt yoni
ago. died after several days of frightf1I
aGonz 7C, - 90
, ..I.,.., H.,
,,i ll,'';,,iS II ol,,'9 ''a,'
~" ,2,,fb nf Cronl. ,,at
nnIts nottad ,bn,, SgS an caIo j., ionas'
yill"
GEORGE NnxrIGyy formerly \ we'll
known character of oshkosh is scryino
q fiyn-vears, term in .ioIirf In prJsop
for sandbarriua in Cbjraro,
y T5,,ar..,. - f.T1Ia.lo . ,.-;u
.o,,,o.t +ia Ci,,,,,,,, - rr,,;i OF
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
THE COFFINS FOUND GUILTY.
a Jury coNvIcTs THEM OF AIDING IN THE
wREeI, OF THE INDIANAPOLIS BANK

"A FURY CONVICTS THEM OF AiDlNr ~ A'AN
WRECK OF THE INDIANAPOLIS BANK.
Indianapolis, Ind. May 2s.-The Federal Court
room was packed at O'Clock this morning 10 near
the verdict IN the cases OF F. 4. Coffin. p H. CONN
and A S. Reed charged as officers OF the lndahapois
Cabinet Company with aiding and aoeiths I"e'-
dore p Haughey. president Of the wrecked ~
dianapolis National Bank, in the footing OF tia'
institution The verdict finds the two Cofins guii'y
on all OF the forty-seven counts In the Indictment
charging the aiding and abettng o. Presideh'
Haughey In misappropriating the funds OF the oank
70 the extent OF $4,000; OF making deposits o.
worthless paper. against which enormous sums Oh
money were drawn, and OF making deposit OF
s4s 900 OF fictitious paper IN May 1873 JUS pro-
10 the bank failure, In order 10 cover up an VHeI
draft and deceive the Government panK eAaiin.i
A 8 Reed Is convicted on nine counts WhGn
charge that he aided In making Ease entries il"
the books Of the bank. - Aro ord
The Collins are prominent young men mere anu
Ind built up a concern that did business al os.L
the known word. the plant in this city belng worm
$500 900 The defendants displayed no emotion Oh
heating the verdict. Their bonds were increased,
and they wifi go free pending the outcome OF q
motion for new trial or an appeal 70 me on ags5
president OF the defunct bank has already Peauea
guilty, and will be sentenced In the near iu.u ce
HIS Condition is ptful and, as he VII scarce.y &c!
less than five years It Is not thought tha' he VIA
survive the humiliation and disgrace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
Gnmmrr Resorts
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS,
ITHljs M0Nl[09WRo

c1IZABETTITowN " Y. Located amidst the grandcst
mountain scenery The largest and hnes house ~ ,n9
place Table and service unsurpassed nay farms anu
gardens supply the house with fresh milk cream outss.
eggs chickens and vegetables Pure running sprns 49,,
Electric bells. baths ana iates'
sanitary plumbing Orchestra billiards. bowling alleys
nne tennis and cioquet and charming drives PuIe
dry. bracing air. POSITIVELY NO MOSQUITOES, NJ
MALARIA Ny Taiy-Ho coaches and carriages meet All
boat. and trains Westport and connect WIN rssua,
stages Keene Valley. Cascade Lake AdrondacH nS'
and Lake Placid. Procure through tickets Telegram.
express and ticket Offices in the house Circulars win
''' ' G. A. FERRIS. Mgr.
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Summer ncsorI Gniors.
GOING TO TIE CGUNTRYp
A BOOK Fer TWO STAMPS.

co,v NJ, tho ..T,lue,ra,ed Catalogue Of the -Four
Track series" New York Central Books ara E,chhsss
viii be sent q any address free postpoid ~ rc,lI
TWO ocenf stamps ~ GEORGE II DANIELS. General
Passenger Agent. Grand Central station. Newborn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
FROM THE EASY CHAIR.

FROM THE EASY CHAIR
BY GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS. Third Series. With
Portrait. lemo Cloth. Ornamental. 81 90. On the
series 'Harper's American Essayists)
The chapters volume deal with Hawthorne and
Brook Farm" Herbert Spencer Yankee. Honor
'-rhe Departure Eastern" Historic Build
ings Public Benefactors THE New England Sabbath
and many subjects treated Mr. Cur,ss
!. acteristic way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
A LIKELY STORY.

A LIKELY STORY.
Farce BY W. d. HowELLs. Illustrated. s2mo. Cloth
Ornamental. so cents. On "Harper's Black and White
series.")
This Characteristic by Mr.. Howels already
been published in The Mouse-Trap. and
Other Farces" issued in separate form. uni
form with several OF his other farces.
Published by HARPER G. BROTHERS.
NETWORK.
The for sale by all booksellers will
be by the publishers postage prepaid. to part
Of United States. Canada, Mexico. receipt Of
price. Harpers Catalogue will be any address
ON receipt Of in stamps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
A TRAVELLER FROM ALTRURIA-

A TRAVELLER FROM ALTRURIA
BY W. D. HOwELLs. Post svo. Cloth. 81 so.
This volume may regarded more direct utterance
Of Mr. Howelss philosophy than is 20 be found in any
other Of his The traveller comes from Aitruria
70 visit an friend who stopping at summer
hotel in the White Mountains; and. with that start
fng-po!n many phases OF American life. both rural and
urban are examined and critically discussed with con-
slant reference land Of higher ideals and purer
institutions than own-the feigned land called
s.Aitruria." 1t is published uniform with Harper
Brothers Library Edition Of Mr.. Howeiss works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
III.
PASTIME STORIES.

BY THOMAS NELSON PAGE. Illustrated by A. B.
FROST. Post svo. Cloth. Ornamental. 81 25
these sketches Mr. Page passes from the major
mood with his easiest touch and mos, agree
able alienation. the biography of certain ca
PRECIOUS old mule. driven by 'Gm-Jm. TO Uncle
Ben wiason's defence in court Of his shrewish wife
(who mind by projecting hatrons at her hus
band) entertainment is generous The dialect is mi
nu,ely realistic as any Mr.. Page has set forth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
HARPER

a. Novel By r. D. BLACKMoRE. Author of Lorna
Doone" etc. 12mo. Cloth. Ornamental 81 rs.
The action Of delightful story by the author
Of Lorna Doone village in Devon. one of the
most charming English counties. There are at the
outset two young Sir Thomas waldrons daughter
and clever DOCTOR named Fox and is Sir Thomas's
death that the Of their affair
But presently a mysterious crime is intmated and the
reduous folks Perycross only believe the crime
has been committed that IT has been committed
by Doctor Fox The becomes intense. and the
issue Is kept in doubt until the last chapters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
5prinp Resorts.

TMg 0@W0M@ T1Mss. ....
.ryAN,rrC CRY on the beach. Elevator; SSaSs
heat Filtered water. Sun psrlor 5Bw.ps HOOPEa
C'fAMbIio -~--------
A TLANTIC CITY ". T.. HOTEL STlCkNh's 10 70 ~
"A 100 II from Every conSeh', srrCKNEY.
week; 50 to 50 80 day. l.. 60
WHEN IN BUFFALO STOP At THE
w GENESEE
NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
SUM M Err HOMES

IN the ncrkshire AMI fAchnci Hnls along the r. H. q"
y T. r. II Pamphlet. giving run Information ir"e NJ
Offices Dodds Wcs'ooits Express Cos In No"-i"rN
or Rrooklvn or VIII hc mailed receipt ~ &C. postage
.n " ] MAKTIN- Cont Pnaa AL ualtflrd. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
SUMMER HOMES ON LONG ISLAND.

An Illustrated descriptive book ~ Long Island and
pamphlet, giving nance location. etc. o. Hotels and
boarding Houses free Application NJ -. i92 30 l5lI
I,roadaav s. gss Fuifon-s' summer lt1rcau lin'ok'
Eagle and Flaftush-ave station ]" J. H. X I'o"
I'm. 'ncloec % stamp %
H. VI SMITH Traffic Manager T. J. r n. T. / CITY. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
LAWRENCE BEAGA G0TEL,

LAWRENCE BEACH Long ISLAND
Accumulation 20 Rrupeus June 10 under new man
oSement. newly furnished. renovated and perfectly
equipped. stu bathing boating hshing.
billiards bowling. elegant drives refined family resort
t-lc.s w. II. ptEYIA.
Central Market. broadway and ash 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
Icdthers.

-
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses.
&c. Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. NJ J. YoUNG-FULTON. p Union SQUARE
A GTNCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors professors
"A teachers Rovernesses ETC. In oil depts. recommends
parents. 100 0thave Book Bdins. 2Othst
DEsT TEACHERS for all positions quickly supplied
ID without charge. Schools recommended II. S. KEEL
LOGG CT East Oth-st.. Ney-York
n OLLEGE GRADUATE three years experience teach.
" ing md tutoring desires tutor during part u
summer local travel: best references. Address TUTOR
l.242 Broadway
rTNCTOR.-HerInan Drisler "a M No East 4oth ST.
i makes specially during the summer Of tutoring for
examinations: years successful experience.
Quanted requirements OF every leading college.
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Dannn9 Afaoemles

q go. r. WALTER. lately returned from Europe.
VI Glasses private Lessons Society Dances daily
A2e Columbus 60tn and elst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
Conntrn Board.

DoARDERs TAKEN at pleasant farmhouse s,od table,
ID yard; beautiful locality delightful 1Ls.sessds ~ J.
rates reasonable; references. Box loo holse "----
CATARACT House. Delaware Water Gap ,.ns nshins.
~ elite health and pleasure TICKER
lake and river: coaching parties day. - -. Cot.
COUNTRY board. July LIST 20 sept i9' y, Fine table:
u tages OF Inglesde School, New Milioru water
competent service electric light; open mr. 49, T. Penn
supply: detached cottages for families Milford CT
hacker Horsekeeper OF Ingieside School .se"
COUNTRY BOARD at farmhouse, ,v ;" boating nsn'
" Lake an hour and half from the Guy "a carriaGes
ing driving accommodations for horses Milford n j.
Address SIDNEY RlChAhto, ~ II
ADY having large house and eI,ensls can accom-
II New Windsor fine view OF huors,.hle garders'
MEDIATE few boar,iers children; me 'oe 'Nswburg
rood stable: boat ing ETC. Address BOX :. - IN
ADY PHYSICIANS boarding house. sas n" attention
Il baths; masshs ~ J.
cooking: reasGnabe Address Rest cure, SAsoo,
- UADY LAWN FARMHOUSE; large Az fruit terms
y "nt lawn fresh vegetables. milk esss Co. NJ ].
moderate Mrs F. c. BALL. Monroe. o --,s.s.
g UMMER BOARD at farmhouse qsie'y IS per weex
ant '0'A'''" j. D. PARkE. Red Rock. Col - i.11s
. LIVER LAKE FARMHousE-opsens ' s~Ss; bat -
- piazza: bath; fresh vegetable nr VALLEY. conn
lake. Mrs r. B. HAMiiN sn~
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New 1pnblirations.
AND
BROTHERS

HAVE JUST PUBLISHED,
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Jnstrneiion iDanteo.

TUTOR WANTED during the months 70 give
j several a tho preparing for college fOr
the autumn exsrnna onsp n young living Long
Island. T. H. O.. Tribune Once
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ADIRONDACK MOINTAINs.
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ef.IZABETIITOWN ~ Y.
Situated tho naples ~ 1ne md spacious
from which the house derives It's namcj. open
the The housc IL practically thoroughly
frst-cns3 in all its appointments. fail Inn
with the advantages Of comfort and
pearancc Cuisine and the highest character
Sanitary arrangements absolutely perfect
For circulars and further Information address
c. ". JENKINS Proprietor.
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LAKE G1OPATGONG, o. Jo
HOTEL B0TfIIN.
opens Jun" 23ri capacity. 400 200 feet elevation;
perfectly appointed house. commanding views q rare
icau,v delightful drives. unique swimming nrrnngemcnts
attractive Rooms Inhy De occurred az New YORK
once 2G5 broadway RICHARD H. STEARNS.
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Advsrtlsenenss un1ers tas head 81 Lost
Pound, For Sale, For Rent and sltuations
wanted viii be inserted a. Tie ? rate Of esai :
word each Insertion Payment slwsys in adj
vance. No Advertisements sscslvsd for less than
stcents.
foTTcF--Ths business offce or the Posr-In-
-xI1reREcxn fs open unsfl IL q M. 0ciassined
sdysstisensns viii b reeeivsd mp to fAis tiIae.
Advertisements will be receiysf a. br1ach
Offices of tho posr-IwrxLEgszscxE
TACOMA BUREAU-iIls sPaciac sysnns.
Thomas samrnens, Manager 8&
PORT TOwSeEND-Frsnch & Springer
pELLIEGHAA EAY BUREAU--Sew what
rom. corner Holly and Canoe ssrceta y. IL
Culver. Manager 81
The following letters await advertisers at this 3
rfEce.
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PEAsE-JacoBsOS-A the residence Of the CO.
eIating clergyman. Rev. Joha r. Damon. el9
YIfth street. Seattle. MONDAY. July y. 1ssf,
Mr. Charles r. Peess land Htsso Eigzabein A.
Jacobson. both % this city.
RIcHkRps-IEAKE-A tiss' rssideneesof TIE
ofaciafinR clergyman, Rev. JsbnS T. Damon.
60 fifth street, Seattle, WednesfaE. AuxsIss
i l6sf Mr. Wesley J. Richards and Niss Hat
lie = Leake, botn Of Cherry Valley.
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DEATHS AVID .FgskRAsLs. (.

TuousoS-At sss MecsaGre sfrsei,o Seattle,
WasfI.. on Wednesday evening, August 1. i.ss,
Margaret E. wife 81 George Thomson, gged %
.
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NofnCE r HEgEBT GIvES THAT SEALED
~ BIDS VII be receiFea by tie board Of cogn-
naissfo0ers of King cozEarv uE1il le ocl9cx q
rnss Nondsy. August Il. fs9t, sor elesring the
northeast cornsr Of sexton -. tswnsnfp . y,
rz-4xe E, and r1nnSng west on fhc llEe ee-
tween sections = aud =. said towasnlp aa9
range. y OF mile. EoFe OF less To be gru1hed
ard sn1ooshed 50 70 MAKE good wagon road
BIDS must be directed 10 the board OF county
eonTaissfoners and Endorsed bids on hosd 30
Bonds VIII be required in double the amount
OF the contract price
he board reserves the right to Tsiscs sPy and
Clerk Of tie Board Of co1s.fy Communicates
BY NATHAN BEENAS. Deputy.
Dated At s-attie, Jaiy %. 1854
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL RE-
cave BIDS until August 6 81 noon- for the
erection OF en- addition 20 the Minor scnooi
buIidl ng according 70 plans and specifications
On sic in the offlce OF Chanoerialn & sic
brand. architects. room 2 Occidental building
A certified check for per ceht OF the amount
10 accompany all bids This beard reserves the
rsght 20 reject say or all bids. By order OF the
board II. r. WHITNEY, Secretary.
cEALED BFTa WILL BE RECEIVED IN
~ I'll O'Clock ?. m, August Is. 1894. AZ the Of
the city Of olyTaria. state Of washingfon. for
surface grading aud cellar excavation OF the
capitol grounds for the new state cspifol build
l1E az Q1YIopler " et1lustoH- accoiutuk 70 kuc
pians and specifications thereof prepared by
Ernest Fiagg, architect now on hie in The ONCE
aforesaid.
Attention In called TO section seven O, ehap-
ter rs. page 49,, session laws OF 1923, portion
Of which section Is as follows:
tTne performance OF every contract shall be
secured 6y a bond 10 the state OF Washington in
a sum not less than ons-9uaTter OF the contract
price, secured By two (2l securities qualifying
In double the amount OF the bond. each Of
whom shall be a bona fide resident OF this state
said bond to be conditioned for the faithful per-
formanca of said contract.
Zach bid shall BE- accompanied by q similar
bond conditioned for the execution aud firth
full performance of contract in accordance
with said bid II the same shall be accepted by
the boar1."
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
Bids should be addressed 10 state Capitol
Building Commission. Olympia. Washington.
Envelopes should be marked /" Bid for surface
grading and cellar excavation"
j. II. McGRAw,
l. X. GRIMES,
JOSEPH 5. ALLEN,
THOMAS BURKE,
EDAUND RICE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-02
yuly Is. Issa

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL RE-
Il c&iye lids until August s at noon for the i'm
pEoTement OF the South school grounds &C
cosding to plans and specifications on lie in
the Office OF the board. A certified check for 3
per cent OF the amount to accompany all bids.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
biis BY order of the board.
- H L WHITNEY. Secretary.