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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-05
$1,000 In Sold t.iven Away AS Prizes

$1,000 In Sold ttiven Away AS Prizes
Fof the best picture taken. On
November 18th, 1895, we shall give
one thousand dollars in gold tor
the best picture taken by the La
Crosse Camera.
The prizes viii be awarded as
i'l!ows s2e0 in gold will be
given for the bcst picture takeu by
lms camera; 3lG0 for the second
best; 90 fer The third best; SIS ter
the fourth best; sl5 for the fifth
BEST; SO for the next six best and
lor the next 40 best s5 each viii be
gwen, for the nexI so best $3.50
esch will be given and tor the next
1ee best pictures taken by the La
Nrosse camera 81 each will be
gwen, making ia all $1,000 given
away. We shall dc this for two
PERSONS, VIZ: The first to introduce
Tue La Crosse camera for 1895; the
second to educate the an1ateures in
lhotography-This contest closes
on November l, 1895.
lhe camera can be nscd by any
"''e and is sold under positive
Written gnarntee to do the work
W money refunded.
sent by express with fnl IN.
suue'ion and rules governing this
'ases' upon receipt ot express
'nohey order s. 80. Remember a
c'A''n guarantee goes with every
! "'aera. Address, Ia Crosse
sPeelaIty Co, La Crosse, Wis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-05
Road Notice,

Notice is hereby given that we,
the undersigned citizens and house
holders Of Carroll county, State of
Arkansas, petition the honorable
county court at the sitting OF the
October term, 1895, to appoint
viewers to lay off and establish u
pew county road as follows: Be-
ginning at the Carrollton and
Huntsville road near Mrs. Barr's,
lun near. or with the settlement
road by Big Spring church, NJ. c..
Fry's, John Browns, Mack Craig's
and intersect the Harrison and
Tartapen road near Fate Bells on
the Gather mountain.
J. Fl. CRAIG,
Principal petition O..
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-05
The La test Great y heel.

1t would be worth some ones while
to write book about wheels. What
episodes of mans history would not
not fall within awheel's circumference!
Without wheels the pyramids had not
been, nor, it is certain, could Scipio
have brought tributaries home to
grace with captive bonds his chariot
wheels. . True, one could be content
if the martyr had never been broken
on wheel, but then he would have
been broken. The potter's wheel leads
in another glorious crowd of associa-
tions, and the clocks wheels, and the
cycalist's wheels, and wheels within
wheels, and fort une's all embracing
wheel. Here is matter enough for a
penman, but the wheel Of the moment
is the great wheel, first exempliied by
the Ferris wheel and now by London S
bic wheel, which is the most striking
feature of the empire Of India exhibit
ton and SO feet higher than the Fer
ris wheel at the Worlds Fair, after
which it was nodded. It's built to
carry 1000 passengers,
1t is said that none of that sickly
feeling which many people experience
in lift mars the ascent. nor do creeks
and jogs alarm the ascending fair.
The tripsis 40 minutes Of novel de-
light.
Rearing it's 300 feet of girders and
rivets and cushioned cars above the
cleaning courts of the Indian exhibit
ton, the great wheel goes round with
its 40 carriages suspended around the
edge of the immense steel and iron
fabric, from which one may observe the
magnificent view Of London and its
suburbs.
The great towers on either side of
the wheel are to be used for recrea ton
purposes A ballroom is on top of each
tower, and there are three restaurants
built one obove the other, where visit
ors may eat and drink and watch the
the wheel go round.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-05
1t May do as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller Of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that he bad severe kidney trouble for
many year, with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was
affected He tried many so called kid
ney cures but without any good result.
About year ego he began use of Elec-
trie Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted
to cure of all kidney and liver troubles
and often gives almost instant relief,
One.trial will prove our statemen
Price only SOC for large bottle. At j.
E. Harbert's drugstore.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-05
Why nat You.

When thousands OF people are
taking Hoods Sarsaparilia TO over,
come the weakness and langor
which are So common 1T this season
why are YOU no, doing the same.
When You know that Woods Sar-
saparilla has power to cure rhea.
matism. dyspepsia aud al diseases
caused by impure blood, WHY Do
YOU continue 10 suf'el? Hood 5
cures others, why net yon?
Hoods Pills are brolnpt and et-
Geient. 25c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-05
Home and Abroad.

It is the duty OF every one,
whether at home or travelling tor
for pleasure or business, equip
himself with the remedy which
will keep up strength and prevent
illness, and cures such Ills as are
liable to come upon all in every
day life. Fer instance, Hoods
Sarsaparllla as q genera! tonic, and
to keep the blood aud less liable
to obsorb the germs Of disease,
will be Wei nigh Invaluable.
Change Of drinking water often
causes serious trouble. especially
if one has been used to spring
water in the country. From few
drops teaspoontal Of Hoods Sar-
saparlIa D q tumbler Of water will
prevent the water having any IN
iuriou, effect
Hoods Vegetable Pills, as a ca,
thartic, cause no discomfort, no
loss of sleep, but assist the di-
gestive organs. SO that satisfactory
results are effected in q natural
and regalar manner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-05

Principal petition e.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-05
Road Petition.

Notice is hereby give that we,
the undersigned citizens and house
holders OF Carroll county, ArIan-
sas, petition the Honorable county
court at the sitting Of the
October term 1895 to APP
point viewers to lay out and es-
tabish new county road as toll
lows: Commencing at Ace Ad
d:ngts blacksmith shep on the
Carrolltou and Berryville road
thence north on the section line one
bal. t.mile, thence west three fourth
miles north on the section line enc
hai& miIe, thence west to Loft Nc.
Curry $ tarm, thence three-tourths
OF miles nortn 10 Wn. Norton's s
farm, lhonce west One-hat mile
to tAe southwest corner OF 8. r.
Nobhn's farm, thence north one
h8it mite 10 his northwest corner,
thence north of west passing j. L.
Osborhe's to the section line. thence
north To Sherwood Purcelley' 5
store, thence east on the Bear
creek road one-fourth miles, thence
north threc.tourths miles, thence
northeast one fourth mile to ]. [
Worlhlngton' S thence down Dry
creek TO the pew county road abov G
the Moulder farm. This Sept 5,
1895. B. r. NoBLIN,
j, F. OsBoRN,
SHERWOOD PUBcELLY,
Principal Petitioners.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at Harrison Ark

July. ZJth ISJ4. J
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention to
make iinal proof in support OF his claim. and
Clerk OF Carroll Co, at Berryvlle, Ark, on Sept
Il l,F5 viz:
Isaac n Newman h. e. no. itl9a for the w
sW.4. nc 4 sw'4, NwM seM, Sec, II Town
q R. % West
Re names the following witnesses to prove
MS Continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land viz John tiutchson, John Mays
Thomas NiIhite and John Dodgen, all of Oak
eroYe, Arkansas.
Jno. p. Clendenin, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-05
Why Have Yuu

Been stricken With disease While your neigh
bor escaped. or vice-versa? Both were alike
exposed, but in one ease the the disease germs
found Judgement i'll the impure blood and weak
ened system, While IN the other, the blood was
kept pure by Hoods Sarsapari!la. and the
booiy was i'll condition of good health,
Hoods pills are purely vegetable and do
not purge. pam or grippe. Sold by all druggists
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-03
SAYS HE Is A TRAINED SEAMAN.
Simpson Attributes Attacks to a For
mer sailors spite.

Tied" Simpson, formerly skipper OF the
schooner Moonlight, who was written up
in the San Francisco Bulletin as sea
captain aho had gained his only expert
ence as a mess boy and dlshwasAer. stat
Cd last evening that he regarded the at
tack more in the Light OF = practical joke
than otherwise.
THAT statement about my having an
original method OF navigation and OF de-
termlnlng a ships position by means or
two sticks is silly" sad Capt simpson.
II use Two triangles instead of two pAral-
lels. and il Is not original, but l would
say nothing about that. III is no use 10
describe them.
II have served twelve years off and on
a. sea. / was an apprentice Oh the CLIP
per ship Kenmore. under Capt. scott, ana
have since owned and commanded the
Marguerite and the Helen. ! have done
considerable sealing, but never saw an
iceberg in the Gulf OF California. l am
ready at any time 20 pass an examination
to prove my capablty-
Eyes, have carried the hod. and would
do it again II necessary to support my
children. for IL is no disgrace.
II hired Robert QuInton as A common
sailor. and once on the dock a san Fran
cisco he called me a Ear, and / slapped
his mouth. and was fined s. for II. Now
he is trying TO get even by writing for tho
papers about me. lie was formerly mas
ter of the bark Equator and on one Of his
trips 70 tile South Sea islands ruined her
owners. lie also took the Golden Fleece
10 China, and left her. lie s a regular
sea lawyer. always making trouble"
Simpson, 70 prove his claim 10 seaman
ship then displayed a number OF friendly
letters from such authorities as Shipping
Agent Fred Holmes. OF San Francisco.
The Tacoma Grocery Company and J. Is.
Thomas, Of H. NJ. S. Daphne.
Several shipping men. however. say there
is more truth than poetry in Quinton's let
ter
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. Nov. 2-Arrived-Peru
Hongkong and Yokohama; Australia,
Honolulu; State Of California, Astoria
and Portland: city of Puebla. Victoria
and Port Townsend. sh Dashing Wave.
Tacoma: schr Lily Bottger. Umpqua;
whaling .chr Rosario. Arctic ocean. De-
parted-Sh Columbia. Seattle.
Freights and charters-Br sh Drumhlair.
az Portland. wheat thence TO United King
dom. Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirk. Br sh
Phliomene. az Portland, wheat thence TO
United Kingdom, Hayre. Antwerp or Dun
kirk.
New York. Nov 1.-The bark Tdin-
burghshlre. reported overdue at Tacoma,
arrived at Valparaiso about July q and
reported having encountered severe
storms on the voyage from London, dur
ing one e which the mate was lost and
Capt. Page found dead in bed. The vessel
sustained considerable damage, and put
into Valparaiso for repairs. She sailed in
September for her destination. and is now
due.
Port Townsend. Nov. Especial Arrived
British ship Marnes'a. 10 load lumber II
Tacoma for Australia: bark Dominion.
from san FRA nClsco. % load lumber a.
Fort Hadlock. schooner Seq-o.1. from san
Francisco % load lumber ~ Port Had
lock; Commodore. from san Francisco. 10
load lumber a. Port Bl1keley. bark Tidal
wave. tFNiu can tAiittS~o- rs 4odA i0itihff
at Tacoma: bark Prussia from san Fran
cisco. to load lumber At Port Blakeley:
schooner Mary BUM. from Alaska. for or
ders Saned-Barll Germania. with ium-
her from whatcom for san Francisco:
British shin Duchalburn. wheat. from Ia
coma for United Kingdom.
Hoduam. Nov. -SpectaL-Arrived from
san Pedro for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. san
Buenaventura: from san Francisco for
Cosmopolis steamer Point Iona ard
schooner Laura May.
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REENIrIES.

A bundlac permit. was issued yesterday
- 4 a NfeTr 10 for twc-st0rv house a.
- Poplar street. 20 cost $50.
Mr and Mrs. WIEam Goodman have
rented their home on Ninth street ard
have taken She OLD shorty residence At
80 Columbia street
The case ~ the state AGAINST James
Wiley. charged with obtaining goods UNI
der false pgc."nSeS. was continued UutA
next Tuesday hy Justice Caldwell ypeter-
day. Wiley was released o. $50 bonds.
Heath officer Palmer has ordered the
quarantine taken OF The CorneH home. al
az Thomas street. and the Garter home.
at f5t9 Seventh street Tbs leaves fifteen
houses under quarantine 10 date.
Laurence Gronluud. the Coue~t.v'st. NIL
speak before tae sand naNi4u Temper
Ance inioU. lu E.ug. 81, today az p. 10.
in the bah or The Chamber o. Commerce.
on Morals and Politics.. This Is ais AS
address, here before gong 10 SP0ka2c.
Admission free.
Articles q incorporation wa0c filed yes-
teT4ay as follows. Iyce FISH Company.
CAPITAL stock a-es- twenty ShaF-s. $40
each. iuCorpors tors John and Wilmer
Hahte AMI l.. &. Shirley. Ar Line EaU-
way Company. capital stock $4,000 z.zb}
shares. SIassl each. incorporates Evan T..
Jaues. ". l.. Hamilton. j. Is. Cbuu-niM
David Carlson. J. -. Ely and O. A. Hii.
SEATTLE Times Company. change Ct name
from Press-ItTncs.
James Qutrk. the Stick thief Who sue
l8.3glnE house over the saloon AZ the cor-
ner - Commercial and Weller streets sew
eraf nights ago Nhlae his victim vas
asleep. VII be tried before justice Mo
E-Wa5a on November ). Detective VIII
ANS who worked up Ghe case against
Qairk has facts in his possession that
RH certainly se ~ tlat worthy 10 PRISON
fer term o. years.
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INDOOR GAMES AT UNIVERSITY
Athletes show Their Physical Attain
ments 20 MANY spectators.

The gymnasium OF the university was
crowded 10 its fullest capacity Saturday
afternoon by the friends and admirers Of
that institution. The attraction was the
fau indoor games. under the direction Of
Prof Van Derveer. and everybody that
took the long ride Was well repaid for his
trouble.
The double trapeze work by Prot. Van
Derveer and one % his pupils vas Of
the finest. and would do credit 10 tho Ia
nous Nelson family" The fine exhibit
ton OF bag punching by Martin Smith
vas also very clever and interesting. The
other exhibitions were all of The highest
class. and included a squad dr.n by thir-
teen pupils with bodybuilding move
ments, dumbbell work, etc. The pole
vaul,ing by Swaftord and Ostrom was also
good.
By srecial request Prof Green. OF he
6 4. {. boxed three rounds with one u
his pupils This little exhibition gave the
people a chance see 4 very pretty and
clever 20. a great amount OF science was
displayed in both the fencing and club
swinging exhibitions. and added largely 20
the afternoons sport.
s game Of basket hall finished the pro-
crammc. Two teams were made M, one
explained BY Ludlow. the other by Boguo,
and I.uJiow's team won by a score Of
81.
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skill In horsemanship and arms. On one
OF his trips he rode 32i miles without
sleep, making a wide detour TO escape
meeting with the road agents" as the
highwaynen OF the West were styled.
Two years later he was a scout I'm the
United States army and was with Custer
In some of the Indian battles. When the
Indians had quieted down he went back 10
trapping, and in one year killed $3.50 buff
falo or a contract. After this, in 1873. he
was the victor In a contest for the title
OF Champion Buffalo Hunter OF the
Plains"
He left the plains in 1876, ard carried
with him a repeating rife that had long
been HIS companion and that bore on its
stock 20 notches. each the keynote to
thrilling history OF border savaSery.
That same year he gave his first exhibit
ton OF shooting in San Francisco, and
since then, as a public performer. has
visited every large city in the world and
received many decorations for his won
derful skill as a marksman.
DR.. Carver Is now on a tour Of the
United States. and Is giving some exhibit
tions OF his marvellous skill. He has with
him two horses which have imbibed some
OF their masters genius.
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Not a Hospital, bat a Quiet
KpupaaEaf Home

Fer The treatment Of all chronic and
Surgical diseases. The object or the insl-
tutp is to furnish the best scientific, med
Seal and surg cal attendance. board, rooms
and nursing for those afflicted with
ehrcnie. surgical eye. ear and nervous
diseases at reasonable rates.
The Institute : supplied with al the
latest inventions ia electric science. IN
strgif0ents. medicine etc. Determines OF
all Kinds successfully treated by TIE best
improved methods we manufacture
braces ana aup.lances - g. each case
TruSSes and Elastic Stockings made .
order
n. senses cf Women a Specially.
Electricity ia a.. - forms with bans.
9,erhas. massage. iuhaIations. etc. IN
-1is1inE boa re- 8 per week. The Institute
* located IN TIE heart of the city. on Pc
geer PIa-e Consultation a Office or by
farter FREE Al tae most difficult sur-
zi~a. operations performed y "a ski and
success Private rooms FOR the accommo-
6at.ou 1F PATIENTS. PHYSICIANS and nurses
In attendance day ard night
Rocks uron SPECIAL Nervous or isenlto-
T-rrarv Diseases Structure. %aric0cele.
t7-.s-oro~sle ana al chronsc wasting Dis
eases % men. FREE on application.
Many 8sseares can BE- cured without
personal nle3lea. e1Aminagion- WRITE
II vo4 reside out o. the city. write rs
..0.- SYMPTOMS auf we NiU promptly aG-
g-s-A Won IN EoHr case free Of charge
CATARPH treated free Cf charge
For further information. cal on or sd-
dress
HORACE n. HAIL. VI. u
fremont Blcek, So Front street, Seattle,
Nzzl.
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Steamer viking has been sold by Fran
els Il. Wilbur 20 August b. Mattson-
The United States inspectors 90 steam
vessels yesterday made al inspection OF
the Walla Wai,a-
steamer CITY q Cham psiEn brought so
sacks OF oats from Sksgtt river YESTERDAY
TNir Nsef, brought in the schooner 7.
NJ ColrnAn and t0Wed her 10 Tacoma yes
terisy.
Steamer ChehaNs brought 81 $50 sal
mon from Hood canal yesterday.
schooner Lena Sweazy IS expected 70
san tontght fer California with lumber
Tug Discovery yesterday brought in the
harkerffne Catherine sudden. out from
Redonao. Cal. since October l.
Srhoouers AfcaIde ard Festa arr load
ing with lumber ar Blakclcy. and are ex-
pscted T. sail Monday.
The steamer Ak came In from Alaska
suring FRIDAY ulEht. and after landing
her passcngcrs went over - Hlakeley. Sac
haH an unestBtgul trip ard carried but
few passengers. TEts vas t0e LIST,
Nessrs- a Il smith. =. NJ Lee. 7 ActiAr-
vev NJ. NCGarvcy. ", y. GaFlotA. 8.
smith. r. II. Fulleeu. II. ". MeFse Mr..
and Mis-, q " Baker. Miss X. White.
MIR. W +. Edw ards. and eight Storage
Messengers.
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Accident to Auditor Beman.

County Auditor Beman cut the artery
IN his left wrist near the base OF tie
thumb Friday evening. and lost a pint of
blood before physician arrived 2nd
stopped the How. He was 50 weak and
worn out when the phys.ciln finished tho
banfaEing that ne fell ia 3 faint. Sir. Be
man was able 20 be about yesterday, bat
his hand wss ~ 4 bad condition. The aC-
cident happened IN A peculiar manner Mr..
Benan had placed M ink eraser, knife uD,
in his upper vest pocket. and while play
ing with a child his hand vas pushed to-
ward the knife blade. which entered the
flesh fully thrCe-quarters OF an inch.
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Tacoma shining News.

Tacoma. Nov. 2-Srecial-The Kingston
brought Ia 80 cases OF salmon from VAN
rouver. 2. e.. consigned TO Montreal over
the Nolhern Pacific.
The steamer Cricket was iaii or her
run today by having a new propeller put
on.
The four-mastcd ship Narpes.a e ex-
rected daily from san Francisco. 20 load
lumber.
The schooner Nokcmis sailed today for
San Francisco with cargo o. lumber.
Thus far over ossi car loads ~ rock have
been dumped under the wharf where the
rev warehouse 81 being completed. Non
day the work ~ raising the big tsmoers,
which were boItci together today. VIII be
begun.
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Tacoma IA Pull for P.-T. Gun.

The management 90 the 8. \. c. assault
At arms has Jus; received letter from
Chief Brucmmer. OF the Tacoma Fire De-
partment. stating shat he VII be on hand
wiki A tuE-of-var team 20 contest for tie
beautiful Post-inteli.gencer cup on No
vember H. He also states that his team
has been work q bard under coaches and
thinks Il IL DOS not carry away the Gun
tina. the team -sai does w,n know that 4
has been ina q battle
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NEBRASKA POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
a Combination OF Citizens Against the
A y. y. in Omaha,

Omaha. Nov. The close of the polit-
ical campaign IN Nebraska tonight was
not marked by any unusual demonstra-
ton in the state. This contest is merely
Of interest as drawing sharply the lines
between the Democratic factions on the
silver issue. and the vote will clearly DEM
onstrate the exact strength OF each in Ne
braska. Silver men have, ii is said by
Nebraska politicians, lost caste among
Democrats in this state since last year
In Omaha the great battle has been be-
tween the A. L. 4. and citizens reform
party: in fact, ii is the mass OF citizens
Of all creeds and political color against
the A. T. A II has been the hottest con-
test in the city's history.
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an unusually weu lighted and ventilated
Story. Two salient reasons for this hlgh
basement were the planning q the train
Ing department and kindergarten IN tbs
story, and me external effect OF a proper
base for an Italian design TIE laboratory,
gymnasium. EXHIBIT rooms. critic teachers
room ard heating and veat.lating plants
complete this story.
On the first floor are four large recitstson
rooms. library. Two email studies, social
rom. reception room, principals room and
necessary toilet and cloak rooms. There
are three entrances en- this aoors the two
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large arches OF the front Indicate me locs-
ton OF this room A teachers room and
a room for the trustees. with tosies and
cloak ROOMS. and couple o. suites corr
meeting with the recitation rooms. conn
plete the list OF rooms on this floor.
In the upper story OF the main building
IS the museum and a large hail 70 be utsl-
.zes as school society room. Balancing
this room = the music room.
Particular attention has been paid % the
heating and ysntilaEng au3 sanitary ar
rzugementS.
a local sandstone VIII ae used Up 20 the
frst story sills and pressed brick aooys.
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Row he LEARNED TO SHOOT.
- taFver PraCtIcef on Indians and
kunaloes on tht. Frontier

H"uaIoes an the Frontier.
-, - Carver. :ho Erest raarksmsn. Who
eNhiA.t 81 hIa slson park next FRIDAY.
s,s-niAy and S8a3ay. may "a said 70 have
sse..'s2 rs skill wish The calling - hunter
!. Isp2er n Which BE followed hsS faith
y, ne adds of Nebraska and Montana,
y. q eora en- waat VAS then the IRON
SO MS early associates were ne
e. lehg-aalre,i. buckskln-clsd West
e. =. y sac tiUe. lie Vas but u years
.'s.lea he Atltei rs first Indian. ia pro-
,s--,s . freight ,raia thas Was carrying
eaes % Joarston's army.
9, Aoas the Platte river 20 the foot
$3.50 hocky mountains. and under the
g. y Fixes Peak. he saw tots or In
-. Shl'ng, ana often Rauge3 tho TO
49, q partial starvation before ne
= -ffeen years az axe. By that time
-. Is eig as an average man. and
- -sh a record for cool courage that
Ia selected a. 4 rider for tho over
n. saS express. position requiring
-sss ec-IAsa and endurance and
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Inc contract Awarded TO William q.
Davey. OF Fafrhayen.

Whatcon. Nov. z-spec{al-Tr. e,--
tract FOR the erection OF the normal
schooi building was awarded al noon To-
Gay 70 William =. Dzvey. OF Fairhaven.
ioF s5f.lzs, the bid Of J. c. Erickson. OF
seattie. on the same requirements be-
ne slyle OF architecture o. The new nor
nal school building fs I.sfss1 vvtsc-
avoids a multiplicity OF features and *