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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-24
RELIGIOUS BOXING.
The Fighters Went for Blood Just
the Same.

PITTsBURG. Nov. 23.-Three boxing con-
tests took place tonight in the lower part
of the cpl scopal residence, adjoining St.
PauPs Cathedral, for the benefit of the st.
Paul Athletic Club.
The "frienaly bouts" proved TO be genu-
Inc prize fights in respect to kuockouts
and blood. In the room. 25 feet square,
were assembled 200 people. The ring was
not roped off, and as consequence the
lighters were frequently thrown over on
the spectators.
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From the sixth place Louisiana has retro


graded to The first
But the worst features OF these statistics are
those III relation to the white population. While
we have not pretended that the schools for the
negroes have been what they should all b., we
have laid claim 10 having fairly good schools
Tor The whites. And yet the census tells us
Inal In Louisiana alone in the Whole Union Is
llliteracy inerr asiDg among the whites. Ten
years ago only IS 4 pr cent OF the white ADULT
POPULATION was unable TO write; Today IL is
2O.1 per cent. 1t Will not do TO charge this 10
The past, as one OF our friends proposes
thousands OF white people are growing up
IN llliteracy to-day. Ten years ago there
there were 58.951 white Illiterats adults in
Louisiana; Today they number 80, 939, an in
crease OF 21, 1888. or 3S.S per cent Making
due allowance for deaths. we allowed during
that period Al ,63S while children to enter man
hood and womauhood without the benefit of
education, ignorant and illiterate. During the
decade when the white lllterates increased 10
louisiana 2l 1888, they decreased III Mississippi
S693. In Arkansas 5452, in Virginia 1884, in
\ orth Carolina 1870, in Georgia 1888, IN
Kentucky 30646. and IN Tennessee "A, 14S.
While all these States were making an improve
ment Louisiana was dropping further behind.
here Is no need of discussing these figures.
The Times Democrat has feared that the CEN
sus would make this showing, and has warned
Louisiana that il was not doing enough for its
schools, and that 1t did not seem TO fully realize
the importance OF education. II Is 30 be hoped
that these unpleasant truths, which The census
tells US, will haV the effect OF arouslng public
sentiment and inducing he State TO make bet
ter provision for Its schOolS.-New Orleans
Times Democrat.
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The Price of Platinum.

"If the price of platinum continues to adj
ance gold will soon be no longer dlsiingnisha.
BILE as the precious meial'" said Xavier
Detarge Of New York. III 1t continues to ad
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WORK OF MORMON ELDERS.
Young Waits for Utah Gathered
in Australia.
ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Instructions Sent to the Commits.
sioner of mmigration-Court
of Inquiry Called.

The right of Mormon missionaries to
bring their impeeunious converts into the
United States will be tested in this city to-
day. An elder OF the church has arrived
from the antipodes with two dusky chi!-
dren bound for Utah. W. P. Stradley, the
Commissioner OF immigration. received
information some time ago that the chill
dren were coming with the elder and wired
the Secretary of the Treasury for instruc-
tions. In reply he received the following
communication:
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The Fire Record

Mrs. E. r. ManIey's lodging house. 5O13
Sixth street, was slightly damaged by fire
last night. The blaze was caused by care
Iessness with matches.
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COUNTY NOTICES.

PROPOSALS wANTEp-sEALED PROOFS
l. ais viii be received by the board OF county
commissioners OF King county, Washington, ct
the Office OF the county auditor in Seattle, until
! Monday, October ], 1894. at o'clock I. m. for
the furnishing of certain supplies for the King
county almshouse aud hospital Tor the period
said supplies to Ue delivered st the place
OF business of the bidder, in or near sestas,
oaly on Hquistions issued by +. A. IwichesL.
| purchasing agent. at the sum or amount speei-
fed in the bid.
Everything furnished is TO be of the best
quality OF the several kinds and grades sneci-
! ned, samples to be furnish I'd when required.
Goods found to BE- inferior TO the samples or
the grade or quality specified will Do rejected
and returned at the expense OF the contractor.
Payment for supplies furnished viii be made
by King county warrants, payable TO the order
of the contractor and issued on the 18th OF the
month succeeding the delivery OF the goods and
rendering of satisfactory accounts
Each bid must ststs the price at which each
of the articles specified therein will be fur
nishe !, and shall be accom- panied by certified
feited 30 King county by the successful bidder
in case I failure TO enter into eoatracs with
good aud sufficient suretiss within five days
after date OF award.
The board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids or any portion OF any bid and accept
the remainder. aud the award OF any portion OF
the contract or any portion OF any bid shall be
as binding on the bidder IS II tue whole bid
had been accepted.
Bids shall be sealed and marked, Proposals
furni hing the following articles in the amount
designated, to-wit:
Flour, Green Crown. BY the barrel
-Four, Patent Excellent. by the barrel
Flour, Novelty A, by the barrel
Rocd oats tsampel, by the cwt
Sugar, granu ated. by the barrel.
sugar. c. c. (sample) by the barrel.
Cras ksrs Soda by the cwt.
Rice (sample), by the cwL
Dried apples, evaporated, by the cwt
Coffee. roasted (samplc), by the 5o-ib sack.
Tea, black fsampie), by the chest.
Baking powder. Hercules. by the 5lb cans.
Molasses, common. by the barrel.
Vinegar, cider, by the barrel
Salt, table, by the sack.
Pepper, aek, ground, by the 5-lb can.
Bacon, by the cwt.
Lard. good quality, by the cwt
Soap, Lennox, by the box.
Washing powder, Gold Dust, by the case.
Coal oil, good quality. by the case.
Coal oil, good quality, by the 5e-gsllon lots.
BY order OF the board of county commission
ers OF King county f. A. TMICHELL,
County Auditor and ex-officio Clerk Of the
Board
Dated at Seattle. September 25, 1894
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LEG AZ NOTICES.
IN the SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF Washington TOR ktae eouafy.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
4 Of Washington Tor Atae eounfy.
STATE p MASH SsIoS,
GoCSTT oF AiNG.
William n Robertson. plaintiff. ". The B-ya
Mzwr Land and Improvements Company. a
corporation. William p. Gardner. ferry q.
Burrows ard --- Burrows. his wife, de-
PENDANTS. No 1850. summons
The state of Wash ugton 10 the said The Bryu
Mawr Land All Temperament Company. VIII
liam u. Gardner. Ferry +. Burrows an. -----
burrows, his 81 fe. defendants;
You are hereby summoned and required TO
appear withia twenty days sitter the service of
this summons. exclusive OF the day OF service.
answer the complaint and serve a copy Of yosr
answer ON the person whose name IL Su bscr bed
TO this summons. at tire place specified follow
ing his said name, AMI defend the above entt-
ted action in the court aforesaid; sad in case
OF yoar failure so 20 do iu tgment will BE rem.
dered against you according q the demand OF
the complaint on fIe herein.
KNAPP, FooTE & KNAPP,
PlAiatlfias Attorneys
P. O. Address. Nos. SIS. ST., SIS Seattle Ma
tional Bank building. Seattle, King county.
Washington.
Date OF mrs, publication. september ~ 1894
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- IHodPsoN, carrying Upitsd sites mail.
edS<sdsy and Friday at ? a m for Port Town.-
enc, etn Juan islan Is and New Whatcom
soRTH BousD. TINE CARD. SOUTH BOUND
" seattle ...-..250o amlI.v \. Whatcoua s,t0 n,
Lv n Iowns'd 7:eo amsiv Roche H'r IL COS
~ Friday H'r--it % smI.E Friday H'r I2.lsl r.,
" Roche ii r-l2:a0 pm " II Towns'd 5.s9vn
Ar y y hateom ID PM Ar Seattle els I'm
J. K thompson. Managing ownsr. ]. A. Hat
field, A gent Phone So
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Advertisements undaF the head OF Lost,
Found, For SALE For Rent and Situations
Wanted will Be inserted q; the rate OF cent .
word escn insertion. Payment always In af-
vance. No advertisements resolved Tor less than
Is cenfsL
NoTICE-Tbs business Office of the PoyT-Is-
rrrIIsrscxE is open until II q m: sunday
hour, o a m TO y m Classified advertise
nsnts will be received cd 10 this time.
Advertisements win b received At branch
Offices OF the Posr-IsrELLIeEsczEs at:
TACOMA BUREAU Ills Pacific avenue.
Tboraas sam mons. Manager
PORT TowNsESD-Frsneh & Springer.
BEiIIsGHAM BAY BUREAU-Sew what
com. corner Holly and Canoe stree,s o. II.
Culver Manager.
The followise fssters await advertisers 81 this
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cossERTAroRr OF nUsTc.

SEATTLE CONSERVATORY OF MUsIC AND
~ ksSsna4 Seminary, Ars Reex, A NJ. r NJ
aaFeeior- >aassssso-y progress guaranteed.
brA2ea stnc.o u tie ely
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL-NOTICE Is HERE
l. by gwen that sealed proposals viii be
ccived by the board of county commissioners OF
snohomish county, Washington, up TO Satur-
day, september 30 1894, for - tons or more of
coal, delivered free on board cars at Snoho-
mish. Tenders to state quality of coal and
price per ton. Il. s sWERDFIGER,
County Auditor and Clerk of Board
snohomIsh, Wash, September i9, 1894
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL RE-
Il celve BIDS until October ], 1884, at noon, for
the erection OF a school building on block !,
Denny-Fuhrmsn addition. according to plans
and speci hcstions on file 10 the office of Cham
berlin 4 siebrand. architects. Occidental build
Ing. certified check for 5 per cent. OF the
amount TO accompany all bids. The board re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids. BY
order of the board of education.
Ii. r. WHITNEY, Secretary.
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DEATHS Avn rUsEnxLs

NrPPuY-Tu seattle, on Joy street, three
blocxs north N Bareisy street, Weipss1ays
senterrbsr zG. 1894, wilIiasu Nurpoys ex-cnief
OF paiice. OF heart failure. aged 81 years
services will be held AZ she Church Of the I'm
rnaeulste Conception tomorrow mofsiag a. 10
O'Clock. Tnssrmsnt Ia Calvary csraefery.
gEyIss-Tn Seattle, at liz Farm street. Tues
day nsghf, september IS, 1884. walter sevios,
OF rrsnature birth.
xASe0H-Ths funeral of Alexander Manson
will be hell al ESnnsy d stewards chapel
this morning at 70 O'Clock. fnfeff1ent In
Lake vIsx cemetery.
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DIS. Merrill & Merrill
GA Front ST.. Seattle. Wash.

The old established specialists are stu
treating with unsurpassed success ~
Gsnitc- Urinary diseases OF either sex. Al
Private. Blood. Skin Diseases and Nervou'
Debility quickly cured. Personal alter
ton given to every case and ali cursoas
cases guaranteed. Charges low. -,
PILES, FISTULA, RECTAL W
GERS. STRUCTURES AND VAKicv
CELE-Cufes guaranteed without pain g
detention from bus ness. .
We will give 81 coo in gold coin ioI
any case OF Varicocee that has bsea
en- be cured by medicine. electricity g
any appliances or applications intsrnsaJ,
externally or eternally.
SYPHILIS, 6ON0RRHEA, GLtkI.
Spermatorrhcea, Seminal Weakness, -
Manhord, Night Emissions, Declared 80
uities, Female Weakness and oil dsliese
disorders peculiar 10 either ser posinss9
cured, as well as all functional dssofasn
that result from youthful foiIiss or the ~
cess Of mature years. ~
Thousands cured by correspondsnce, =
private. and medicine securely pssksSs
from view. Plain envelopes used. 80
stamps for reply for question iist o. G.,
Consultation free. Hours. 10 IL = ~,
to and 10 .. m. Sunday hours. lVso z
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SEALEp BIDS WILL Re RECEIVED UNTIL
- o'clock p. IA. Monday. Ocfober IS. 1884. az
tAe o,'cs of ths state eapgtoi commission a TIE
city az OlvEpis. state OF Warrington. for al
later aud mater ais Ts2 uirsd ia tse masonry o.
The feunesties aa9 Easement Including rcs-
vGroa tor irsnchss. concrete footinzs. brick and
s'oueSo-s Of the nes state cspitol building &c
olympia Naa.. sccorc ng 70 the plans and
specifications tSereos prepares hy Ernesi Flag
srehiiees. nos on tls Ia TIE oe1cc OF the archi-
ssei, in the old esa'sol building in olympia
B.aders ara required TO furnish sample. of all
eTlek AID ssons proposed 20 Ne used with tesla
interest
AHeEgien Is called 20 .ecsioa seven N. chap
Der = Page a., session laws OF Ise2 portion
o. wA}cs section Is "a follow.
TIE performance 81 every contract shall h
secured ~ a ec1a 70 tue state % Washington ia
AsuG not less tAs1 enc quarter Of TIE contract
PFC, secured ~ too "a securities egaltfy5nx
"A ooaese tie szeuat Of tie oona, each q
Naen sAaI4 - boaa a.s res3aeag % tAss state.
sAle toad - 70 eoza.toaed for Tue faithful
rSFteT-aGce sf said ecn-sct
sca as1 s.stl oe Sec = psotsc ~ q similar
bofe road it1Esi fer the execution and tahiti
Performance 81 . ecEtsscs in Acccrfsnce vita
sN2 ga II The szals sesIl ee accepted BY the
bcArs -
he riga, Is reserved 10 re!so; sny ana al
: a.
Ids .soul1 hs addressed 70 ss.ss capitol
Su-icins cczusssso1. O.yErss- Nssh.
EnSs oass sAoat1 - NAKED. "R8ss sor Foun-
Gttaes sad Eksezsat"
49, soaas xlI - furnished 70 insaraing
tld-srs % srplless.os 20 Eae sserstsry 81 tas
e'R.i04 es2E@.sslon, o.yagaA Ma
J. II. hc~RAH,
i. r GRIMES.
9Qekf1 : ALLkS.
CHARLES ,. NUSnAr.
EDxlSp RICE.
SsEa isssonsr&
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pacific NAVIGATION co.

pAcIFIc NAVIGATION CO.
Time Card.
Seattle and whatcom Route-ststs Of wssh
ington leaves Seattle da ~ except ssturdav (
" r. m. Seattle and Ia Coaner Route--fNt
haven leaves SEATTLE daily except sunday = |
a. m Tacoma and Seattle K 3ute--state Of Wan
ingion leaves Seattle Tuesdays and Thufdap
nj p. m.
YE IER DOCK
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VICTORIA ROUTE

VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROsALfE,
Arlington Dock,
Leaves for Victoria and Port Townsend dsly,
except SUNDAY, at $50 p. m; returning, Leaves
Victoria .. m. Steamer Idaho leaves fof Pors
Townsend snd way ports daily, except suHday,
at a m; sunday, direct, at 3 a. m: retufning
direct. leaves Port Towusend .tf n. IN. Phone ia
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Advertiser desiring display Advertisements
changed for the sunday issue must hsni in
eopy By O'Clock saturday 70 insure chsugs.
Pos1-ISTELIIGEXCER co.
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BORT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AMI
i DUSGESE S.
STEAMER MONTICELLO. A..
Daily excsri Monday. Time card commencins
TUESDAY. AUGUST 81. 1894
Leaves Seattle, 90 a. M. Townsend, 1879 a
m. DungeaeS.. l. m: arrives Port Angeles 81
=. m. leaves Port Angeles. z.So p. m; leave
Port Townsend, 600 p m; arrives Seattle, o.
2. m. CITY DOCK CO., sesitle, AGENTS.
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STEANER GLIDE-cHAsGE OF RUN.

Leaves LILY. Bogsrdus & Co.'s dock. Seattle,
$50 3. m, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
for West eide, olsila end way landings TO Ia
coma
Tuesdsys. Thursdays ana Saturdays for
Vashon, Chautauqns, Das Moinss, Stones Land
Ing. Buennn and Tacoma
Leaves Commercial dock, Tacoma 2:so ?. m
eIcep; sunday,
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Tickets NAV be obtained at the osae. - -
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle.
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For Alaska, Sept 10 ard "a

From San Francisco, for victor,a ana -
Sound ports. at g m, Sept :. z. IL Il. n
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For san Francisco via Port Town,ena ana -.
Z q n.) Sept 5. 10, Is, ~ - 50
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE
Ii The New Steamer
DELTA
Leaves Coleman Dock. foot OF Marion st,...
Tuesday. Thursdsy and Saturday ats
kingston. Port Gamble, Oisen's LANDING -
beck, Dews,to. Liliwaup Fails, Hooasaas.
Union City and way ports. Leaves Unioy 81
Wednesday. Friday and Sunday sssa M s
ID. TRoUTMAN, Nsatsa
F.w. GooDHuE. Agent.
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GooDALL. PERKINS a ca
Gensrsi Agents. San Ffsaslse>
J. H. JOHNSON, p. :. supi. seattle
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION co.

STEAMER FARALLoN
Dispatches steamers for San Francisco 6spe Il
Oct = aid every 10 DAYS thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowess
Tickets and freight rates can be obtained h
applying to j. q. CARROLL, Aren't
Union Dock foot OF Union street., Ssxstia
Telephone ei-
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA.
Steamers leave San Francisco Tor Honolulu,
Samoa. Auckland, N. T., ana Sydney, n. Q. W.,
without change.
Steamship Monowai, October Is. ? p m.
Honolulu only ,Stesms hip Australia, Sept 80
THos. A. GRAHAM, AGENT, sTARR-B0YD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
w NEBsTER d. t. AGENT, Vancouver, b. G.
j. u. PREcKELs & BROS Co.. General Agents
San Francisco.
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BIRTHs.
mAKsrAsEs.

eTAgEEY-DA~TEGS-Tn Seattle, IS f1e resi-
defee Of tue oessln.tng clergy sac. Kew Jonn
F.Dsuoa 80 Fgfta street, ednse1sF even
fnx. sspteaber y. 1874. Bsnls-nsE A ssArxey.
az rsassss. ard Miss Y Izassstn A. Dsnsels, Of
MzItny. King cou3ty, Nah.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER

STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and refnrnished. leave. Lilly, Boearduv
q Cas- dock Monday. Wednesday and Friday ct
=. u. for Kingston. Port Gamble, Bangor sea-
beck, L.lirs1p, Duwstio, Hoodspor,, Union
City and intern edists points, arriving In Union
City at m. Leaves Upion City 5 a No. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. arriving in seat
Vie ct ' p m Z. r. LIBBY. Master
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srEAMERA

ELY on THE "HLYER~
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Foss round trips daily. except Sunday
In one hour and twenty-five uinsssA
THE STEAMER -FLYHR-
Tsgslax daily trips. Seattle Tacena rssss q -
ioNss
TAKING RYYDcP
TUESDAY. NAY L
~rHR CAM
Leave Seattie-7:a5 ll:l6 a. m 2:Ss ok1s n "A
Leave Tscoms-s:s0 . m, / 100 Z: 80 $500 = -
Sunday
Leave Seattle 90 q m, l2.o0 500 n n
Leave Taccna-e:3) . m. q So T. 80 n ~
Landing 81 ". r. wharf Tacoma and Comusr
cial deck. foot of Marion stre,t seastie
sundayA excursion rates on steamer YleetvonA
fare sec
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RB STEAMBOAT AND TRASsPoRTArlox
DE COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE
q. u. Brownfeld, Master,
Leaves City Dock, foot OF Main street sysy
Monday, Wednesday and Friday atsp m. Ia
Port Townsend. Anacortes, Samish. Fsirhavss
anu Whatcom. going through TO Blaine on ~
urday.
CRY Dock Co., Agent& JOS. KINDALL
Telephone $50. General Mans.G
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pAcIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP coxp.xv
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as .clls,~
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ArorrcR 10 RR1ncR nn11nERs-s NOTICE

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILpERS-NoTICE
Az is hereby given that scaled bids will be re-
ceived un & O'Clock . IN Monday, october l.
1924. for the construction of the following viz:
l. Ono bridge pier according TO plans and
specifications on file In the aud tors ONCE Zone
pier already constructe6l
One combination spa an about $50 feet long,
10 feet vide in the clear, 10 support q live cad
OF 20 pounds per square foot for truss and 10
pounds per square foot for floor system tplans,
Specifications and strain sheet to De submitted
by bicdsrsl
About Us feet Of "three pIls' approach ct
vess end OF bridge bents is feet apart.
The location OF the above being at "Patton's
Place" on Green river.
hi1s must Be sealed. endorsed "Hid on Bridge
at Psttoa's and accom- panied BY cash or q certi-
nsi check for sa0 payable 20 Fred Gasch.
Chairman. which said amount shall DO forfeited
10 King county IN case tie successful bidder
fails 70 enter into contract with good and sum
cfens bonds in double the amount of the con-
trscs price within Eve DAYS OF the date OF award.
badt must name lump sum for the pier ana
span and price per ilasal foot for ihe approach.
Payment VIII Be made In warrants drawn on
the ROAD sad bridge fund o. King oonnty. par
tiai PAYMENT. 20 ee made al tae option OF tho
eostEsct 10 eonp leted sad bsitee sece pted.
Rr dee mast &c ready for travel within % days
from date Of approval 81 contract
ny order OF the board OF county commission
r A TXTCHEII.
CoGnty Auditor aad ex-o1cIo Clerk Of the
Board
BY SsrHks Bgxss. Deputy.
Dated this the l2sa day OF September. A. d.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays -
Saturdays at : a N. for Eimonds, Mukiltea r.
srett, MaIysvile. East Everett, Lowell ana ssn
homish. FARE TO EVERETT. sDc: ROM
TRIP, soc; TO sNoHoHisH, soc
GEO. j. wIILEY. Assvt
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VANcouyER RoUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
the Islands STEAMER UTOPIA, ]. ". No
Gregor, Master
Leaves Tacoma IL noon. Seattle Csnsrni
wharf. Up m, Mondays and Thursdays for Posi
Townsend, Anacor,es, Fsirhaven. New Wstcom.
Blaine and Friday Hsrbor, going through y
Vancouver ON Thursday trip
Fare to Blaine, 81; fare TO Vancouver, 81
For further information apply at Csnta
wharf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-27

UMBR ELLA RFPATkIsG.
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED AND REPAIRED,
u key lifting, locks repaired. Robson Bros,
2i6 Columbia street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-27

ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE C0MPANY-EN.
~ gineers aud contractor; bridge build ing,
dredging, harbor improvements and general
contracting. ST. Seattle siional Bank Building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-27

STEAMER CHILKAT,
J. w. McAiiep, Master, will leave seattle II 8,
about the 10Th and 18th of each month, makiuR
regular trips Faro 20 Jun au. frst-cia 80, a.
second-clas., SO. Fare TO juneau and rstufn
nrst-clAss, 500; sscond-class. 81.
J. 6. CARROLL. Agent
URion Dock. foot OF Union Sc, ssstta
Telephone 81.
The Atlanta constitution., 1894-05-14

Manchester, Tenn, May 10.-(Special.)-
The grand jury today returned an indict-
ment for murder in the first degree against
1af Alien Gunn, Myra hol5 ana Lew BeI, ,sa0 Wao
at Tullahoma. Henry Gibson who, with
Bell, watched while Holt and Gum commit
ted the murder, has turned states evidence.
Gum and Holt will be brought here from
Nashville tomorrow morning for trial II
is expected that friends Of the parties will
attempt to release them.
woman who is weak, nervous and s-eep-
less, and who has cold hands and feet, can
not feel and act like a we'll person. Carter
Iron Pills equalize the circulation, remove
NERVOUSNESS, and give strength and rest.