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while commend Eenator Squire fer the
work he has done in congress. l cannot
tal likes to say that IL is by reason OF
the intelligent and efficient administration
Of pubic affairs that has been given 20 Us
ny John H MeGraw as governor OF this
state tarpiause1 that the Republican party
enjoys the confidence of the people
III shall Re elected as a delegate to 60
20 81 Louis. TO participate In the nernina-
roa Of candidate for president. and in
the making Of the Republican platform.
shall DO my duty 10 tire best OF my ability.
Can any man who goes 70 that convention
make a mistake with william Mekirieys
ts,orru. OF appisase1 xck1nley. whose
name has eeen made famous by the best
tarsH iaw ever passed by congress- Can q
mar make a mistake with such man to
vote for as Thomas 2. Reed. Of Maine,
fAnoshe- storm of applaase-) That nasn ty
whose genius tie American congress vas
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salt slowed a ~ata IN the Eurissgh vote
ever 30 vote IN TIRE morning and aithaugh
TIE Ssuire rsen We-e N helpless -ssaer-
iv shcy wcrs 1oWn r. TIRE expreSssvA
language - one 81 their orators. xsta
colevs axinx TEe 1xht VAS vrectulsasea
hv Mr.. Hughes. ~he moved hat a csra-
s-.ttce fo- the n&rTsinr o. sixty delegates
ans sixty slss-rateS 70 TIE Es-e-stt con-
ve-tiea - sppcsrtsd by the char two
Essnsec-s % - selected trssEa each sera-
tnrsAl SsstTtct ara three FaeznaerS frora TIE
coGnfy q; large.
~ sa-sae- Akd tss rnott7a bssa seconded
thar Mr. Esssa Esovea a. al aFasasr..n,
that 1he ccrsusittte~ ~ ehasea from she
senatorial districts thus reenerlax the
esestscn decided ~ a viva xoce vote a. tn-
r,srnas< ss~sSa-
II esissse n TAR riAy s2ss Nj Hughes.
'-sz9 ! believe = frankr@.s. ! nAvs made
ss.s Enss-ea because alag with esner Re-
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Nothing
mike

s~Atiis'r fscEne made Frcar 1or
results n ccckiHx rse PAT
EST l.NCEf.t.AsNT ~ NOV
kLTN A. They 40 Wglhess
equal.
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BURLEIGH Wins EASILY
Indoryel - Delegate to Ma
tiOnal Convention.
SIXTY VOTES SOLID FOR nlM.


Isscs Cesssse win ne Ycrcss Of
ossssor squire, but . United Com
vsaessu Halls ths Victor MAJ. W.
v. RlnshaFt Mads ChAirman-ne.o-
lue1ons Sbr thS Lake wsshington
Waterway, and Sbr william McKin-
~ = Ar. Burssash's speech Ac-
knswis1ging the Trust RsDosed in
AiD-Ths Dsssgssss 70 shs Everett
Conveutsou.
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TO the house on the senate bill to coufe
all the charter rights OF the Atlantic {
Pacific railroad on the purchasers Of ~
property. This will permi, the reorgaAinr
ton OF the company.
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Gilmore & Thursson. mining broken n
Cherry street. report sales OF STOCK ~
terday In the ST. Elmo. Siiverine. Pie
nix. Eureka Consolidated. Poormar. Cas
trudc, Cariboo and Evening Star mines u
Trail Creek. Also note dividend q
cents per share. which has just been T.
ciared. on the LeRoi. and cents On ~
Cariboo mine. They also predict shap
rise in prices in Trail Greek mines durifs
next few weeks. and stock that they "a
now sell at low prices VIII surely p
crease.
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Elegant Brocaded silk Cap~s, el.oe
Fancy silk lined throughout. ribbon ~
and neck ruchfng. One OF the pret<ic1e
eapes In Seattle. and genuine hareaiA
At j. S. Graham's. sIs Second avenue.
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For time during the afternoon there
were substantial Indications that free sill
yer would be brought before the eonven-
ton. and q resolution was drafted TO &C
corapiish that result. But the advocates
Of the measure. after a thorough canvass
OF the situation. decided not to force the
issue at tbs time. However. there Is no
doubt that the question Will be brought be-
fore tho state convention.
Just before the convention adjourned Mr..
Knickerbocker, who was secretary OF the
last county convention. offered a resolution
respecting the appcrtionmeat OF delegates
10 county conventions Under his resoiu-
ton every precinct casting one or more
Republican votes would be entitled to at
least one delegate. Every precinct casting
- Republican votes or major fraction Of
that number would be entitled TO one ad-
ditionai delegate. and every precinct cast
Ing more than % Republican votes would
receive an additional delegate for each IS
votes OF major fraction of that number
Under this plan Of spportionment the nine
wards Of the city would be entitled 70 Is4
delegates and the balance OF the county to
iss. a difference of q in favor OF the city
AT the convention yesterday the city had
rs delegates and the balance OF the county
ias. difference OF IS in favor OF the city.
This was the smallest represert afion pro-
portio1ately that the country ever received
The chairman declared the Knickerbocker
resolution out Of order.
An Appropriate resolution respecting the
death OF Anund Amunds. a delegate 10 the
convention from the Fourth ward, was Of
fered by Frank p Wrestling
A few minutes after o'clock the ccnyen-
ton adjourned.
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NOTICE OF SALE Under and hy virtue
OF an order OF the superior court 81
King county. N the case OF Frank j.
Hemep against the Allen Printing COM
pany 81 al. No. 2.sG. directing the saie
o. the property Of the said Allen Print
ing Company. sealed BIDS for the SAID
printing plant VIII be received by the
undersigned A. the address below given
up 70 3 O'Clock on the Sth day or Au-
gust. is1S.
Each bid mus. b. accompanied BY $1,000
cash. or By q certified check for the same
amount. as guarantee OK good faith, TO DO
returned II the bid - rot accepted.
The terms % the sac shall - ons-f1irt
cash on notification 20 the bidder that his
bid r. accepted, 0ue-f0urfh OF the basance
IN thirty DAYS one-fourta in sixty days
one-fourgh IN ninety Gays ana ons-fourtn
IN In days.
All BIDS will be subject 70 acceptance or
rejection Of the court. and the sale shall
b. subject 10 confirmation BY the court:
tfsrf~5ictloa 20 be retained unti the de-
feYrea payments are made.
sad printing plant consists Of one cyl
frler printing press, 3 JOB presses. e.ec-
tr.c motor, paper cutter. perforator Office
furniture and fixtures. type. material and
stock. together with the good wiil OF said
Persons desiring 20 bid wlIi be shown the
property b. the receiver upon calling at
the address, given below.
". ". MoUI.ToH.
Receiver Allen Printing Company. SuIli-
van hook. No. 10 Front street. Seattle
N an64uxxuu-
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CRY NOTICES.
60 rREAsrRER.s NoTICE-CITy

CITY TREASURERS NpIISE-NAii
OF Seattle
Notice is hereby given that the assess
rnent roll OF local Improvement $3.50 s
No. 81. fer the Improvement o. A---s1t
street. in the city OF Seattle, from SOU.
line OF Mercer street 10 south nc =.
Thomas street, under the proNiSiens OF
ordinance Ne. ISIS. aTGviding for SAID lth-
provemeut by grading The same ana Soi,-
assessment 10 pay therefor BY tue mode OF
payment by bonds. has heTstoSore
been dalv certified 10 me for co1lecIl1n;
and the respective sums therein cnafsea
and levied against each lot and parcel OF
land in said district must be paid IN Aei
equal annual payments. with interest," upon
such instaiiments thereof as remain pn-
paid. at the rate OF ten per cent. per an
mum. and said interest must be paid annu-
ally. together with the annual instailmsnss
falling due in each year. Said sums began
10 bear interest on the 18th dsy OF August.
1885. and the third installment or said as
sessments and the interest for the. third
year viii become due on the -stn day o.
August. 1886. Unless payment he made
OF said installment Of principal and said
interest on or before said 18th day Of Aa-
gust. 1875, the same shall become Gelin-
quent. and shall bear interest az the rate
OF ten per cent. per annum until paid. and
II not paid before the same shall have be-
come delinquent. penalty OF i've per
cent. shall be added. and the sums delin-
Guent shall be entered or annual tax roll
for the current year against each lof and
parcel OF land so delinquent. and with the
interest collected "a other taxes, separate
account being kept thereof. and X not
paid within the time fixed for the pay
ment OF city taxes, shall be collected as
such taxes are collected. together with
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized TO be charged and collect
ed on other delinquent taxes. and each
lot or parcel so delinquent shall be sold
for the amount of such assessment with
interest and costs. at the time and In the
manner and by the same authority as
lands and lots are sold for city taxes.
GEORGE +. MEACHAM,
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. July g. 1N6.
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che public 10 hereby warned not 20 pay
any money to parties representing 20 b
agents OF the 6<Affis post-fnseiil gsncer.
except ths following. Who are TIE only
ynteiiigeneer. viz: J. A Mcclellan. J. ]:
Haslsy and G. r. Peck This eoss Dot
apply to resident agents 81 this paper VINO
me Northwest, nor 10 postrnassers. VINO
are IN ell eases authorized 70 take sub.
eer'ps,ons for -. Daily segsr ,1 yco, sra
tors, J. A. Cathcarf r. T. Hawisy. w.
~ Warns srf W " Fvfrs
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. IS
hereby given that sealed bids will be
received by the Board of Commissioners
OF King County. Washington, until 10
O'Clock a. m. Friday. August Z. 1896,
Tor the opening of the Miller River Road.
as surveyed and marked. which begins
on the north side OF the Great Northern
ue az the crossing OF Miller River in
section 2. township rs. north range II
eaSt. ana runs In southerly direction
up Miller River and the West branch
Inereof. for distance OF six miles.
fians ana specifications are now on file
ana SUBJECT TO inspection In the office
OF the County Auditor.
BIDS for the opening OF the road 10 be
endorsed bids for opening Miller River
Bids will be received for clearing. cor
ouroying and grading In a lump sum or
Tor each mile
NO bid will be received for less than
one mile. BIDS must be accompanied by
cash or certified check for $40 for each
IN all cases the deposit named shall
oe Iorreited 70 King County. in case the
successful bidder falls 20 enter into con-
Jact and file good and sufficient bonds in
douoie the amount OF his bid within FIVE
GAYS o. the date OF award
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. and 70 award the contract
TOT opening certain sections tmiles1 OF
salu Road and TO reject the bids on such
sections tmIlasl as they see AT.
Payment shall be made In Warrants
drawn on the Road and Bridge Fund.
or IN cash as the Board NAV elect.
NATHAN BEMAN.
Clerk Of the Board
Dated at Seattle. Washington. this 9TH
day OF July, iSs.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle Wa6a

Transacts q savings bank bushes ~
ciusively.
Interest allowed per annum: M IN
cent. on term deposits: per cent - ~
Dividends declared last days of NAY a
November. Loans made on real estA3o 4
approved collaterais only.
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COUNTY NorucEa

NOTICE TO NOTICE Il
hereby given that the King coSrfs
board OF equalization viii be In seG1isi
three 60 weeks. commencing Moa3ss
August 3. A. ID. 1896, at the King COUNT
courthouse, for the purpose Of caua,n.
ing the tax roll OF 1895. All taxnaycPl
claiming abatement OF tax are herekl
notified 70 appear on or before Sxturd1y
August -. 1895, or be forever bafved Y
NATHAN BENAN.
County Auditor and Ex-OnicIo Clerk of tx
BOARD of County Commissioners Il
King County. Wash.
Dated at Seattle. this 10Th day Of JulJ,
A. D. 1896.
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In orser 10 secure correct Insertion a
aofI~ez under these h~a6lnxs the same
should be left az the business ofacss %
this paper. No charge II made for such
DostceA-
Funeral notices resolutions or other sps-
cfa1 announcements viii Be charged ~ the
rate Of 10 cents per line each Insertion
pO4T-TCTrTTrGrE~r m
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LEwIs-To Mr.. ard afrs. W. II. Lewis.
July -. 1895. daughter.
JIMISO$-To Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jsrai-
ron. July g. 1896. a daughter.
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At.tIIoN SALE OF househo,s s,,....
Contents OF an esght-roon, iaaltlls
t.fa.eh Ss3feet, MONDAY. The ii ~ ~ N
a a., g 2 e. .'..,s., saas1n- Esiwari q n.t
C tS.s ,'ss 81, Instructions fraa I.
his weI-furnlshea hcusf so sassszs4 Il
part as follows. Bed sets snrss,u.a3 Il
tresses. Pllows. bedding. chair~s -. -
he'd iounse. extension fshSe - ! laalst
pies. willow rockers. carpets r,,~s ses nk
ware, kitchen furniture. Assy. siaak
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aEwARD.

a reward Of 80 VII Be paid for infor-
matIon leading 10 the arrest and convtc-
Gop OF any one stealing copies OF the
po3t-Tnfelllrencer delivered 20 subscribers
throughout the effv.
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EEfTNBD WIDOW. age n. seeks man.
aging housekeeper's position. clerical POI
correspond with respectable. educated.
rniddIe-agcd gentleman who could give
me = good home. Address Mrs. A.
Freese. 5D Bush street. San Francisco.
Cal.
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TIL. Alaska STEAMSHIP GU
gTEAMEr WfI.LAPAs

Capt. George RoosrA .s~-,rk Il
Leaving Seattle for Alaska Ansss
rss~s. and every thirteen days thers sn 49,
FOR frelxnf ana passsnE.s, fA 49,
20 J. c. CARROLL ~
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
Savy Yard. Mare Island. Cal. Juiy ).

fEol'oSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
1Sssayy Yard. Mare Island. Cal. July ).
Sealed proposals. indorsea proposals for
slppsles for the Navy Yard. Mare ISL
ana, Cal, 20 be opened August I, ks.
WI. oe received al the Bureau OF Supplies
aild Accounts. Navy Department. WASH
hgton. y. G.. until Y O'Clock. noon. Az
gust =. lS%. and publicly opened imFnefi-
ately thereafter. "a furnish. at the navy
yard; Mare Island Cal. a quantity OF
Iooin bronze. sheet lead ingot copper.
Oar IRON. solder. slab zinc. sheet iron;
p@ pa paints. alcohol, white lsan. req ,s'
,ead, waite zinc. brown zinc. u
nricating grease. saiIow; tarpen-
une. .yarnish. vaseiine. llnseed OIL
glasses. pipe s f tsols rIycerlne. Jun.
Der, salt pork, candles. beans syrup. nuts.
naFrs. hardware dry goods. stoves. lea n
srr, s COPPER psgs oars. aLa me ne @n r,d
Oh Tor burning; also the annual supply OF
eesi Tor the naval station. Puget sound.
,nssAinsion. and the naval hospital. Aare
Island. Cal The articles must conform
20 the navy standard. and PASS he usual
naval inspection. Blank proposals VIII
% furnished mf,on apgll.caison, 10. 70 the navy
navy yars Mare Island. Cal TIE bids.
al other things being equal. decided BY
To- The department reserves the right
BIDS not deemed afyants gesgs 20 The gov
Paymaster General U. s. y.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received
by the building committee OF 81 Marx's
Parish GHta Il o'csock noon. THURSDAY
August - so. for constructing and
erecting a frame parish house pans.
specifications. ETC.. can Be hal AZ Arch
ttect Charles 81. saunders Office room
g Burke bn.lGlngs after August l. Mrs
W. A. Peters. IBIS ~ nor avenue. Sec
retaEy building committee
= . r.~-r,rsrx-x-x, r,--x-rf,~.
ore~an. JGlr g. fsss-seaIsd proysos,ss
for construction OF a EnaEhoaf for ssss
on Willamette river. Oregon, viii he r.
calyed here Until Z m. August % Iss-s
and fhAn puntcly opened. fnforrnafJnr
Furnished on application. ". L. Fgxk
Captain. Engineers
PIANOS AND SEWING MACHINES.
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NOTICE TO SToCKHoLDERS-N
OF assessment. Office of the West Sc
attic Land and Improvement. Company,
Seattle. Wash. July 7. 1895
Notice Is hereby given to the stockhoid-
meeting OF the board of trustees Jf SAID
company. duly convened at Its principal
office this date. an Assessment OF ore del
lar on each share of the capital stock Of
said company. not fully paid ~. was duly
made and levied. due and payable 10 Lex
ter Horton a. Co.. treasurer Of said COM
pany at its banking house in Seattle on
or before Saturday. the sth Jay OF August.
1896 H. c. STRIVE
Vice President, acting as President in the
absence of the President OF said Com
JAMES Fl. WATSON. Secretary.
West Seattle. Wash. July 7. 1895.
NOTTCE-To the stockholders OF the Seat
tie Brewing and Mating Company: You
are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Seattle
Brewing ana Mailing Company is called
10 meet at the general offices OF the
in the city OF Seattle. Wash, at the
hour OF p. m. on the 18th day OF
August 1895, for the purpose OF elect
ing seven ca trustees, TO serve for the
term OF one year In accordance with the
bylaws. and for the purpose OF consid
erlng any other business that may
properly come before said meeting. BY
order OF the president.
Secretary Seattle Brewing and Mating
Company.
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MANIFESTATION by n colored man
who IL a first-cIass cook: meat. pastry
and baker. In a hotel or private fam
fiy. Address 1907 Nineteenth avenue.
WANTED Position by gentleman % ten
years experience IN the cigar and tobac-
co business. Address c. r. b.. this Of
fee.
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE .-The FOL-
lowing city warrants viii Re paid upon
presentation al the city treasurer's Of
fee. Interest on said warrants VIII
cease at the expiration OF fifteen days
from the first publication OF this notice:
Second series, Salary Fund. Nos. 800 10
sSsI. both inclusive.
Dated this 1lth day OF july 1856
GEORGE r. Mf1As.fs an
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle
Date OF first publication. July Both. ls96
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WESTMINSTER Presbyterian church
proschss hail. Ninth avenue. Rev. Mon
roe Drew will preach al II D. IN. and
.. m.
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Chief OF Police.
Date OF first publication, July 81, 1896.
Chief of Police.
Date OF first publication, July 81. 1886

IMPoUNDED STOCK NoTIcE.---The fol-
lowing described horse. placed IN the
city pound on July 3. 1896. viii be sold
at public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash in hand. 20 pay costs OF inn
pounding and advertising, Saturday. Au-
gust Is. 1896. al 10 O'Clock a. m, al the
front door Of police headquarters, cor
ner of Third street and Yesler way:
one light bay hoI4e. white spot In fore
head; weight, about 4 200.
The owner of the aboYe-descriAed horse
being 10 me unknown.
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IMpOIrNDED STOCK NOTICE.-The fol-

IMPoUNDED STOCK NoTICE.-The fol-
lowing described mare, placed in tho
city pound. July -, 1896, Will be sod
at public auction 20 the highest bidder
for cash In hand. 10 pay costs OF in1-
pounding and advertising, Saturday. Au-
gust Is, 1896, at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the
front door of podce headquarters. cor
ner OF Third street and Yes.er way:
One chestnut horse, hind feet white,
weight, about 500.
The owner OF the above-described marc
being 10 me unknown.
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Err HORTON & CO.. b.
Incorporated 1851.


Sight exchange and telegraphic tfqnk
fers on New York. Chicago. ST. Paul IL
Francisco. Portland and various pci1t1 h
Oregon and British Colubmia.
SiCrt bills of exchange on London oyo1t
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made a. al points % f1yus
able terms H
Ronds stocks ana other valuab1m ~
csived on deposit for safe keeping H
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WE WITH. EXCHANGE rew rcess s,r
rsccn3-hanG hesSg Aefa soetx. yns Szz
ssiecg frcEa the lArEest St0c& ~ ttsrNss.
ture. s,arfsn1& stoves. TRsE<<. ezS-s ia -
sasv anA get taaseTAs allowance for aay
~ 81 Nes>on2~ h@n3 heSssrSeid zvasf.
cos.ssefsrk. Nessea a Nenro. LII 20 -,
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VICTORIA RourE

eTEaMEP RosALIk "a
Arlington dock. leaves for sless.1ss. e
Port Townsend daily. except 1870 r
1920 q. m returning leaves 80 -
T = q and way 'r points aa!ly. -
SUNDAY a. .. m: Sunday. direc4 ~
a. n returning. direct.
Townsend az .. n. Phone. f1As - -.
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A RAPE OPPORTUNITY - offered 70 par
ties having small amounts OF money 20
invest - get q good. safe investment in
manufacturing business here making
large profits: amounts taken from $50 up.
Fer particulars Apply At Is Bailey
h1iidfng.
FOR sALE-Stock IN one OF the best
wholesale manufacturing plants II seat
tie. At a sacrifice; obliged 70 leave Seat
tie on account OF health. Address I'M
rnedisteIy Wholesale. care Posr-intcaif-
gercer o6ice.
FOR sALE-Pawnbroker and loan ONCE:
doing good business: stock OF watches.
teveIrv and pledges: owner sells ac-
count OF other business. viii sell Tor
cash or trade for property. b. B.. Post
Intelligence
FOR SALE-Stock OF goods: best location
In the city: part cash. part exchange:
want timber land or small tract improv-
ed Address r. O. Box ga.
SO INVESTED EARNED: April sos.
May 80. June 1914. 1885 averaged 30
weekly: proofs free. T. Daily, 12e
Broadway New York
FOR SALE-Essabiishea livery stable;
good business: owner sells on account OF
fl-health- Address Livery. Post-InteIlE
Eencer.
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MISCELLANEOUD.
SToNEi STONE,-Why use brick for
foundation. when you can get stone 30
per cent less and have something dur
able? Address II. Msddaugh, I8 Twen-
ty-third avenue south. or 8. ]. Nerdrum,
Sedro.
RAILROAD TICKETS-Reduced rates on
new tickets to all pointa Gilmore 4
rhurston. general agents. 10 Cherry
street. between Front and Second.
DO YOU WANT a true home for your
chiis cheap? Address Cheapest, Post
Intelligencer.
OLD PAPERS for sale ~ the business
office of this paper: lie per bundle.
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A. O. BENJAMIN. s,s Ra,lro.s
agent for best hydraulic sana srs ss.ea9il
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NOTICE TO PLJrMBERS.-S bid.
for the construction OF water closets
Flush systeml in the Rainier school
building, and connection ~ same with
the Market street sewer. will be received
al the Office Of the board OF education.
corner OF Seventh ard Marion streets.
until August &. 1895.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the Office Of MeSsrs. Skillings * Corner,
No Us Burke block.
The right 10 reject any or all bids Is
hereby reserved.
a. A. GUERNSEY.
Sec'y BOara Of Faurefton