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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-08

ganization and Halloween at the
home of Mrs. Clara Mcdonald Satur-
day night.
Mrs. G. H. Dunbar returned Tuesday
from ten days visit at Salt Lake.
Miss Minnie KeiseI has returned from
a visit with Miss Park in Salt Lake
E. E. Stewart returned last week
from an extended trip east.
Miss Belle Salmon of Logan spent
Monday and Tuesday in Ogden.
Very pleasant dances were held
Tuesday and Friday nights at the
Union Opera House.
The Historical club held its fourth
regular session with Mrs. Gordon on
Twenty-fourth street. After transact
ing some matters or business d com,
rnittee on new members was appointed
and a rapid review of the life of Abra-
ham was conducted by the president.
The life of Joseph as outlined by DR..
Lord was treated by the various men,
hers and was thoroughly discussed.
The president prepared an excellent
map of the regions under discussion,
which the club mucn appreciated. Inc
Historical club is one of Ogden's latest
organizations 1t will meet every two
weeks. The members present were
Mesdames Gordon, Fisher, Engle, An
derson, Gibson, Bishop and Seaman
,
Those VINO enjoyed the exquisite din
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Piles
Friday noon were Messrs and Mes
danes Al Harris and r. 4. Canine, Mes
DANES L. P. Harris, H. L. Harris, E. NJ.
Gaines and Miss Mamie Bond.
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George. M. Hanson, city editor of the
Standard. left yesterday afternoon for
his old home in Fillmore. 1t is said
the genial George only impaired the
object of his visit to a few of his in
innate friends. but people who know
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yaIuabIe PRESCRIPTION.

Editor Morrison of Worthington.
Ind. "Sun. writes: You have a val
liable prescription in Electric Bitters.
and 1 can cheerfully recommend it for
constipation and sick headache, and
as a general system tonic it has no
equal" Mrs Annie Stehle, 2625 Cot
tage Grove avenue. Chicago. was all
run down, could not eat nor digest
food, had a backache which never left
her, and felt tired and weary, but six
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Ogden Society.

Politics interfered with social gaities
to a considerable extent last week, but
there was nevertheless a goodly num-
Der of pleasant affairs. Aglaia men,
bers even impaired a dash of politics
to their meeting by adjourning while
it's members went to vote. Numerous
clubs are being formed in Ogden, and
from appearances the coming winter
will have many vigorous societies in
operation. m
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are nut up in quarter, half, one and
six pound cans, also ten pound box
es Refuse all others, these are
home ground and retain their full
strength.
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Via the Union Pacific nov. and 9.
Tickets good returning until Dec. 81.
A beautiful winter excursion. For
particulars call at city ticket Office, 201
Main street.
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bottles of Electric Botters restored her
health and renewed her strength Prices
50 cents and $1.0O. Get a bottle at T.
c. NJ. l. drug dept
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on lettuce leaves spread on a platter,
or, preferably. a shallow f1at-bottomed
dish Of clear white glass, or, best of all,
a large table mirror. Serve with
mayonnaise and cheese straws.
Ribbon probably is the favorite
trimming this season, being used so
much for collars and BELTS The latest
weave is the MORE taffeta, soft and
showing the center of MORE: then
come plain. bordered and striped taffe-
ia satin, figured. and plaided
and striped effects over warp prints.
Black satin ribbon can be counted
upon as being the favorite for belts.
The black note in all kinds of trim
mings is the strong feature of the
season.
The most beautiful of the small puff
sleeves which have caught the eye of
with the finer laces, and the richer
the goods beneath the more beautiful
the effect produced by the appearance
through the lace surface.
To make a delicious PURGE of chest
nuts for twelve persons, two quarts of
chestnuts will be necessary. Shell and
blanch them, put them in a saucepan
with one quart of white stock and
simmer gently until tender; press
through a fine sieve; add to them one
quart of milk, a tablespoonful of onion
juice, two - leaves, a half teaspoon
full of celery seed, two blades of mace
and four whole cloves; return this to
the fire; rub together two tablespoon
fuls of butter and two of -four add to
the hot soup, stir and cook for at least
five minutes; strain again through
fine sieve, season with salt and pepper.
and it is ready to serve.
To make a cream roll Of fish remove
the skin and bones from one pint of I'M
cooked halibut and chop 1T fine with
silver knife: mix with it a quenth:y OF
bread crumbs and the unbeeten whites
Of two eggs. Add a teasDOOnful of
salt. a dash of white pepper, a half
teaSpoonful of onion juice; mix thor
oughly ard form into small rolls. Dip
in egg and then into bread crumbs and
fry in smoking hot fat. Serve with
either oyster or lobster sauce.
When Dresden cand1eabra are used
at dinners, porcelain baskets or those
of wicker are used for flowers. When
silver candleabra are used the recep-
tacles for flowers are usually of silver
or glass. When the -andleabra them
selves are of glass, the flowers are
often arranged in gold or silver. Some
of the candleabra that have many
branches have cups both for candles
and for flowers.
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Dress skirts are cut narrower on the
fronts and sides and certainly many of
the winter skirts are to be trimmed.
This is unwelcome news, but the in
formation is official. Trimmings neces-
state considerable extra expenditure.
They burden the skirt and get out of
condition as a rule before the dress
they decorate shows other signs of
wear, and renewal means a fresh out
lay and a certain amount Of trouble in
repairing.
Leatherette is a material closely re-
sambling stamped leather that is used
in a variety of ways. As it IS both
light and durable, it bids fair to be
popular. 1t is used for brackets, fans,
card cases and receivers, waste paper
baskets and even picture frames. 1t
can be embroidered as easily as velvet
or c.Cth.
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Sf11dli ueiIlS-OIlA
THE NEWEST
WAIST GOODS.

The silk waists have come. The cor
duroy waists are mere; now, we have
the newest thing for waists, all the rage
in fashions center; it's brocaded silk
velvet, dainty, handsome. elegant,
browns, greens, blues, blacks, wines,
reds, etc. The SWEETEST yet. only Sl-35
a yard. We venture you never saw
anything so beautiful. We could as
easily sketch the shifting scenes Of an
autumn sunset as attempt to describe
their loneliness.
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The King of Pills is Beecham's-
BEECHAMS-
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SI.OO.
MILLINERY NEWS.

We have struck luck-we have found
ont the secret of successful millinery
The object of superior millinery has
been to make pretty hats Inc secret
we rossess is how TO improve the wear
OPS orr hats are pretty, our customs
ers are prettier when they wear them.
A pretty hat and pretty face are the
Joint results of our millinery
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Only $3.50.

TO CITY OF MExIco AND RETURN,
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Leatherette is a material closely re-
sambling stamped leather, that is used
in a variety of ways. AS it IS both
light and durable, it bids fair to be
popular 1t is used for brackets, fans,
card cases and receivers. waste paper
baskets and even picture frames. 1t
can be embroidered as easily as velvet
or cIcth.
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The most beautiful of the small puff
sleeves which have caught the eye of
the fashionable woman are covered
with the finer laces, and the richer
the goods beneath the more beautiful
the effect produced by the appearance
through the lace surface
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velvet capes, with very flaring Medici
collars, trimmed with ostrich feathers
and lined with color like the cape, and
a smart little bonnet matches this lin
inc in hl1e
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Society is anxiously looking forward
to Mr.. Edwin Milton Royle's new play,
which will soon be presented at the
Grand. 1t is with pleasure We learn
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most enjoyable KeusingtOn Thursday
afternoon. The guest of honor being
Mrs. Joseph r. Folsom of san Fran
cisco. The guests were Mrs. w. F.
James, Mrs Billing, Mrs. NJ. c. Fox,
Mrs Fabian, Mrs Woodward, Mrs.
George n. Downey, Mrs. Faber, Mrs
Davis, Mrs john Longmaid, Mrs
Mont gomery, Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs
George Y. Wallace, Mrs. Bancroft,
Mrs. Hanauer, Miss Ida Hanauer, Miss
Lawrence, Miss Fox, Miss Anderson
and Miss Kimball
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It may be a NOTION, but we propose
TO follow it up and make November the
liyeliest NOTION month IN the history
of NOTIONS. Should anybody Ia6e d
NORTON that they can buy NOTIONS
anywhere else at the price they pay
here. it's all a NOTION, and the sooner
thew get rid of such a delusion the
more money thew will have to buy No
TIONS and the more NOTIONS they
will get for their money.
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Notes TO coSTRacroRs-ya- G,

NOTES TO CONTRACTORS Co
lunhia street Improvement
Norice - hereby given taat sealed pro-
rcsaas viii De resolved by rha GnderSi gred
secretary Of the board OF public works 5.
the city OF Seattle. up 20 , o'clock .. m
Ncraay. February u. 1895. fer the in
ys-lversent ef East Cosunroia street for
merry Coluna2is streetg from Broadway 10
the east ane OF W2lla Walza addition hv
grazing. ss5ewsiktEg and parking SAID
street as pToN.as5 p eralaance ne. +s.S
cations now On re IN the ofslce OF the
board OF pubic works.
Each bid mus. se accompanied by 4 Ger
tined caecks FsAyaose 70 Inc order OF the
city comptroller. Tor n sum not less than
five f5t per cent. OF the Dad, and no hNs
VIII he considered unless accompanied By
The successful bidder wiz fsa required
to enter into a contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amounts required BY
the city charter and the state Avs within
tn days after being notified Of the award
CT ire contrast 70 him; failing 10 do 81.
the said check ard tbs amount fixed
therein viii he forfeited 20 the city.
No person Is eligible as a bidder who has
within two years prior 20 the letting Or
said contract made default IN payment OF
any Just claim for any work or labor per-
formed. or for any skill CT material fur
ufs6ec pursuant TO any such contract. as
herein advertised. Or who within said two
years failed 70 complete any such con-
tact
said bids shall be made under and by
virtue of ordinance No Ss49 and as ameni-
Cd By ordinance No. $40 and the state a ~
rec tive 70 improvements upon the in
stallmsnt bond plan." and the bidder shall
state whether he viii accept in payment OF
said Improvement the bonds OF LEGAL I'm
prCyemsnt District No. H." or wait until
the bonds 20 be issued fer said improve
ment shall have been issued and nego-
tiated as provided by said ordinance No.
SS4a and as amended BY said ordinance
No. $40.
The board OF public works reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be indorsed en- the en-
veaope bid for East Columbia Street Inn
prcvsment"
By order OF the Board OF Public Works.
GEORGE F. MEsACHAN.
Date or first publication January %, 1885,
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREAsURER'S NoTIcE.-City OF
Notice is hereby given that the assess.
mem roll OF local improvement dlstrlce
No IL for the Improvement Of south SIX
teertn street In the city OF Seattle, from
Frederick street TO Lander street enaes
the provisions OF ordnance No: z,fcI. -
the same and constructing sidewalks
thereon and tor an assessment 70 pay
therefor by the mode or payment %
bonds has heretofore been duly eeftlIle1
TO me for collection. and the respective
sums therein charged and levied againse
each lot and parcel Of land IL SAID as
trict must be paid In ten equal annual
Y1svrreutg WITH interest upon the wnole
sum 50 charged and levied, or snch insta4F-
Enents thereof as remain unpaid al Ass
rate OF ten per cent per aIlna5I., IA 49, 49,
interest must BE paid Snnaalls toset arE
with the annual insrallments faAihs 1os
70 each year. Said sums began 70 Gear
interest on the 18th day OF February, lsss,
and the third ipstaIlrnsnt Of said assess
ments and the interest for the tnlfI year
VIII become due on the &tn day OF T CO.
ruary. 1896. Unless payment pc maze %
said installment Of principal ana sai9 m
terest on or before said 18th day or fso-
rtsry IS96. the same shan become eeaia-
Quen1, and shall bear interest az tae rae
OF ten per cent per annum untl Faia,
ard II net Paid before the same Slah nave
become delinquent. a peualty CT ave Fef
cent shall be added. and the sums Qeiii.-
uusHf saaA be entered on annual lax 80
far tha current year against eAch lot al
Parcel q land 50 delinquent AMI Win we
Interest collected as other taxes, separate
account being kept thereof. and ~ not
nsf5 Tr5rhs-r the tine fixed for the pay
mert OF city taxes. shall be collected as
such taxes are collected. tozeIAer Wlla
such additional charges or penA4tles az
a. af,fTrrize.i . &c charged ard collected
on other delinquent taxes. and eaca iof or
parcel 50 deiiBquen shall be sou fof i1s
amcunt OF such assessment VITA lhtttess
and costs, al the time and u tt.e 49,
ard ay the same authority as laisass @44A
lots are sold for city taxes. -,--~~-
] NJ r ATKINSON.
City Treasurer q the City % Seattle
Date OF first publication. January y
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND
Daily, except Sunday.
Leaves Everett a. a. m, y m.
T,aaves Seattle II 20 a. m. 4ad 20 .. m
Sunaays-Leaves Seattle SD y H..
leaves Everett II a. m
Fare-stngis trip. SIC; round trip. S-9.
connects attn boats for Tacoma and Sno-
~ I--x.niing-Colennan dock. foot OF Marion
sEsr-rE.= AND TACOMA EAvTGA-
TON COMPANY.
r,,.r4 rrarr pres. r. ". Goodhue. Sec
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rSrpOt7NDED STOCK NOTICE-Tae fol-
Loving described horses were plsne-1 u
rhe city pound On Jan -, 1s@- and z IL
- sold at public auctIon % the bighess
hlsaer for cash n hand 20 pay costs OF
frrpsun1iEE ard advertising. wednesday,
February T. isss az 10 o'clock a. H.. a.
IRE front dsGr OF police headquarters,
ssrrer q TaIra street and Yesler ave-
nue..
one bay horse. white stripe down face;
ere hSay zuzre colt, white stripe down f7ces
TIE 0wnar az the above described horses
BOLTON RCsSERS.
Chief Of Police.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EyANGEIA

Seattle and 7'o-nsena-Neah Bay Routs-
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Men,
days. Wednesdays and Fridays al i1:f5
q. IN. for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg pysat. ClailaTn Bay and Neah
Bay: returning. arrives Seattle $50 p m.
on opposite DAYS. Steamer EvanEel leaves
Yexler dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at
ESQ p. M arrives Seattle alternate days J
D n.
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MINING STOCKS GOING UP. and VIII
ecntlnue going up as long as the big
strikes OF rich ore In TraL Creek dis
iricf are found as they have been during
TIE past thirty days. The War Eagle
ard lie Rot struck rich bodies OF ore last
week, and the stock is hard 10 buy at
three or four times it's par value The
Josie mine, lying between and adjacent
10 the War Eagle and lie Rot, Is being
rapidly developed by new and improved
machinery and 10 viii only be short
tine before you hear of "a great strike
Of ore In this mine. When this occurs
the price Of stock viii advance rapidly.
and what YOU can now buy OF us for -
cents per share will be worth 81 We are
TIE only agents in this city for the sale
OF this stock and have advised our GUS
toners 20 buy IL from the start, three
months ago. when IL was selling at =
cents These who bought then can now
take s. cents per share. the price To-Day,
gain OF almost 90 per cent. on their IN
ytstment In two months. This stock VIII
not remain long at the low price now
offered. and n you want 10 make GOOD
paying investment cal on US ana guy
few hundred shares of the Josie mine.
Remember this mine Is ranked as the
tkird best mine in Trail Creek mining
District, Ross,and. Il. G. The War Eagle
ara lie Roi are the only ones that rank
higher, and that only because they are
kighly developed. Thirty-tive cents per
STARE il very low for choice mining
steck Gilmore & Thurston, genera
aiming agents. 100 Cherry street, Seattle,
Wash.
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vaArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE


STEAMER BAY CITY.
raavsz cify dock, foot q Main street.
$3.50 Thers6ay ard Saturday 81 p.
49, raccrtea Falsaaven ard Waat-
s -. psturrIng. leaves wAatcon Sunday.
Swgs.s.5rss5ay and Friday 81 ) .. IA
~ ~ Eornrdaz & Co.. City Dock, AgsntA
Faons' w. II. ELLIS. ownsT.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.


y
.rsgn~soa dock, leaves for Victoria ara
Port Townsend a8iiys rxceV. 5uncay, AZ
= - 1ssarner George r.. Starr leavss for
81 TgyvnseEd and wSy POINTS day, ex-
cent SATURDAY. az 8 ?. - sunday. oirsct.
m. returning direct, leaves Port
1900 At 4 >. ri. 'Ph0ne. Pike -.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers fron Seattle as fol-
lows
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
ana Victoria. at a. N. passengers re-
cetved on board Al a. nj February 2, Z.
l. II. - =.
F-om San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports al 3 d. n. February 4.
g. Il, y. =. -
Tickets may be obtained az the once Of
tbs company a. Ocean dock, Seattle.
J. r. TR0WBRTDGE. p. :. Supt-
CoODALL. PERKINS e. CO,
General Agenss. San Francisco.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
TINA Gard In Eject Juns I. fssS.

Seattle. Everett. and whafcom route
State OF Washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. at 10 q IT.
Seattle and La Conner route-Fatrhaven
leaves Seattle daily. except Saturday. ~
10 .. m.
Telephone. Main Ga Yesler Dock
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STEAMER DELTA.

rIEAMkn DELTA.
Leaves HarrfHEton's dock. foot Of WASH
ington street. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
urday at clock a. N. for Kingston
Port Gamble, Sea5eck. B-innon. HoIIey,
DE xzsto, L3lllwaGp Falls. Ho0dEport aud
Cnicn City. Returns alternate laga-
Fare. 5oc 10 al points. Freight Sac al
3cfnts. Fare 70 Port Gamble, &c
-. TROTTMAN. Master.
d. TROUTMAS. Master.
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ELY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
FcEr round trips daily. except sunday -
IN enc hour and fra3ty-f11o rntnuteA
TIRE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily frssx. Seattle-Tacoma
rcsfe as fellows.
TAXING EFFgcr TUESDAY. NAY Z.
TIME CARD.
Slrgse fare. Soc; round trip. &C.
Leave Seatsle-T.45s HIS e. n: AS. e:l5
p. N.
Leave Taccrs-a.>o a. m: I. ga p u
SUNDAYS.
lave seattle a M IL m. =. m
leave Iacoms-s:0 a M: ia 100 p. M
A-.tnaing az Northern Facltsc wharf. Ta-
80 - ard Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
r4en street Seattle
x,ssaneays. steamers Flyer and State of
Washington. fare sc.
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.,r-uEsL EsTATE-ce.ra.


--~-..~--ru.< ACREAGE SOUTH
s. = - <ssrssl fottcna and. c}ose IN. only
SeAlS tssy~fns Of a nile soEfn Of Colun.-
tstes--.- re Peuf0n rad. near the car
eik- - ~zrsrss lard: splen1i1 ysluss We
30 - a or z5-acTe tracts az s1s0 Per
sere, gsz sy ACREAGE NORTH
81 - . ar~es ey04 lard t1rea-f0urfns OF a
Isa - G-een Lake. near car lire. on
tit -. I'D Rig value FAUST sell price,
= g r. AVENUE. CLOSE IN.
O. Z. sesv wanting a perfect nome,
A1f -raszery. conveniently situated. N
sEfset - -. herhooss. consisting Of an s.
e. sasssa should investigate this at
5essh We take pleasure IN advertising
So -gatr. A. Il II so seldom t1ai We
t1ss f@s - offer q property strictly nrst-
a - : price for less tran the cost or
es1sx.~aa,eats. price. s. 80. casa
- - TFArl-r NyESTI1sATE-
y - fegxfz3 feet. on Thirteenth ave-
w. - fnan one book north OF Mad4-
b. .+-set at s. DO cash
~ .s1.-ks rcrta Of Pike street, lots at
~. ssrE. streets graded: elcse IN; Dig
5@f s az on Queen Anne hEl. oniy four
- 49, <-ora cable read, at $50 cash for
,as go bargains. one al Isatosa and
Iss - TsTockiya. for this week only.
~sJr eEATTLE LAND GOAPASf, rs
'1-r1ssrr bIz street.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock foot or Main street. Monday.
"Wednesday ard Friday at 4. m. for
Port Townsend, San Juan Islands and
New Whatcom. Returning. leaves New
Whatcom Tuesday. Thursday and Satnr-
day, At a m.
TIME CARD, IN EFFECT JAN. i:
North bouud--Lesves Seattle 4 a m:
leaves Port Townsend a. M leaves FRI
aay Harbor 1910 a. M: leaves Roche
Hsrbor Has .. IN: arrives al New WHAT
com ~ p. N.
South bound-fseaves New Whatcofn A.
~. : leaves poeAe Harbor 10 a. m leaves
Friazy Harbor II a. m: leaves Port
Townsend o. IN: arrives az Seattle T4j
p. m. rns.
Rosarius A. Co. agents. City dock
Telephone. Main 81.
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E1R sALE-Go'i mining stocks IN ne
War Eagle Josie. st Elmo and lie hei.
tae four greatest gold mines IN ne ne
Northwest. We can sell stock IN theSs
Zines az So low a figure that YOU ate
certain % double your money wlthlh stN
HEnths Gilmore 4 Thurston, gehe,-A'
m.niag agents, 10a Cherry street. seathe'
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I. & 2. LTNE1SKAGTT RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TINE CARD.
sTEANFER cT.AN MnoNAIp

Leaves Se2ttle--EaA- ar Il Midnight.
Fen. ) at = rsl-Elght: Feb. at L. mid
night Leaves Mount Nernor-F'en. at
a. m: Feb. Z at Z a. n: Feb. 2 At { n n.
Calling at Tusaflp going south Sunday and
norfh Tuesday.
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STEAMERS.

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTUN ROUTE.
Steamer A. II. Robinson, carrying y. 3.
mail. leaves City dock. foot of Main street.
AZ $50 a. m: arrives at Sidney at 1o:i5 a.
m Arrives at SfIverdale at Il m. Leaves
SiIverdale at 12.f5 p m, leaves sidney on
return at p. N. Daily. except Sunday.
Fare. &c f.. ~. Robinson. master. Lilly.
Bogardus s. Co., agents. Telephone, Main
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-02
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the State
Normal School Of Cheney will receive
and open bids in their Office in Cheney
on the 18th day Of February Isg6 for the
completion OF the normal school building
row in course OF construction. Bids viii
be received for the completion OF the
building as whole, or any part thereof
separately the board reserying the right
ID reject any or all bids. The plans and
specifications can be seen in the Office
OF the architect, c. e. Seaton, in Spo-
kane. or OF the board In Cheney The
present status OF the building viii be ex-
planned by the architect or by the super
intendent, Alex. Watt, OF Cheney. By
order OF the board r. N MA<TER,
Secretary Board OF Trustees.
State Normal School. Trustees Office.
Cheney. Wash, Jan. Is, 1886.