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The Florence tribune., 1898-06-25

According to the Phoenix Republi- can. c. E. Perkins has written to the Governor that he has forty-eight men enrolled in his company for the lst Arizona Vol. Infantry. There are some cases where one has to go away from home to learn the news.
The Florence tribune., 1898-06-25

Chas. Swingle and Harry Jennings drove about sixty head of cattle over
 to Mesa this week.
The Florence tribune., 1898-06-25

W. P. Dunham and 6. X. Whiteford left Sunday for Los Angeles, to be gone about ten days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-06
nIrnterr 81 alIrnInr nam.

W. E. Curtis In Chicago Record: The
mystery OF the missing mails at santl-
ago has recently been solved. Com
plants have poured in upon the post
office department from the friends OF
soldiers in Skaters corps that letters
which were written during the early
days OF the war never reached their
destination. Others are inqulring why
letters which were mailed 10 Santiago
last June are Just now being delivered.
The reason is this: When Eben
Brewer went to Santiago with Skaters
army he carried with him on the trans
ports several tons Of mail which had
accumulated at Tampa and Key West,
He was armed with an order from the
secretary Of war to all commanding Of
ficers to furnish him whatever assist
ance he might need to handle the mail.
Upon his arrival at SIboney Mr. Brewer
made a requisltlon for a detail from
every regiment to assist him in sorting
and distributing this mall, but his re-
quest was ignored OF denied on the
ground that every able-bodied man was
needed at the front and that there was
no time to start postofiice.
Mr.. Brewer had one assistant, who
was sent up TO Guantanamo to take
charge Of the distribution OF the mail
at that point Finding that he could
get nobody to help him, Mr.. Brewer
went to work alone and hauled the car
load OF mail up the hill himself and
stored It in an old cabin out of the rain.
Then he undertook to open the bags and
sort the letters and deliver them az
opportunity offered. but In few dar'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-06

Philadelphia Press: In the speeches
made at Syracuse and in the platform
the New York Democracy attempts to
assume for the Democratic party all of
the glorles Of the war and to cast upon
the Republicans reproach for alleged
incompetence. 1t Is a fact that almost
every Democrat in New York state Is,
Of the opinion that George Dewey Is
Democrat, notwithstanding the assur-
ance OF his brother that he Is even
more than Republican, for he was, In
his younger days, almost In sympathy
With the AboHtlonists, and that he had
unvarylnglE supported the Republican
party, although, owing TO his vocation,
he did not often have opportunity to
vote.
Those who were IN Washington at
the time OF Mr.. clevelands adminis-
tratlon could have informed the DEM
ocrats Of New York that Dewey was
practically shelved, because Il was pre-
sumed that he was an ardent Repnbl-
Hn n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-06
A complet. YIndIe,llon.

At the time of the changes made In
the boundaries Ut the city districts last
June, the action of the county commis-
sIoners was denounced by the Demo-
cratic organ as partisan, and the term
partisan gerrymandcr' was applied to
Il The grossest sort OF miTepresent-
ati6ns OF the motives and the effect OF
tho re-dlstrictlng were INDUCED In. The
Intellireneer published a table from
the 1895 election returns showing the In
eauaiities exIstlnguhder the old arrange
mont, Inequalities in direc, violation OF
the law, and which made 1t necessary.
IN the interest OF common justice ana
for greater convenience 20 the voters
% change tho boundaries. stu the par
hsan Misrepresentation went on' and
rssardiess of the equal proportion OF
voters which was made, tho attempt to
deceive the volers about tho purpose
continued.
The enumeration Of the qualified vo-
ters Of the six city districts is now be-
Ing being made by the assessor. and the
result Of the work 90 far shows the
Wisdom Of the changes made. and Jus
.ti6ea the action Of the commissioners
~ Indicating that under the new ar
rangement Of boundaries the number OF
qualified voters in each district 10 about
the same, varying immatcrlaiiy' and
moi uuneeessarLly. the dI1Lri6ution 70
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The news from the seat Of the Mime
sota Indian troubles gives an account of
q grave sltraton, which may call for
some drastic measures by the govern
ment. The battle fought yesterday
morning between a detachment Of a
hupdre8 men under General Bacon and
about two hundred Indians, resulting in
serious losses among the troops, is a
reminder OF events of a similar ehaTac-
ter In past years, when Indian out
breaIrs were Of frequent occurrence on
the frontier. The ambushlng of the COM
mand seems to have been a complete
surprise, and IT was developed that a
mistake was made In sending so small
q force against the marauding red
skins. The action which followed the
opening up of the fire by the Indians
demonstrated the courage, the coolness
and the presence Of mind OF the soldiers
and the officers
It need not be surprising. in view Of
the nature Of the fight and It's results, II
the vicinity OF Bear Island Is cleared
completely of the treacherous Indians.
FOR & Is said that the blood of Bacon's
men Is thoroughly aroused, and rein
forcements and a Calling gun or two
are all that is needed to enable them
70 make short work of the Offenders.
The particulars OF the occurrence are
necessarily meagre. but the situation is
undoubtedly serious enough for prompt
action The heroIsm was not all con-
hned TO the military the conduct Of
the United States civil officers, Marshal
o'connor and Deputy Marshal sheehan,
being especially worthy OF note. More
interesting news from the seat Of this
new wR+ in which our regulars have
acted with 50 much gallantry may be
expected
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u nood R.Hnld ltorI.

Senator vest in Warrington Post: I
shan never forget an evening passed
at Mr.. Bayard's house 10 Warrington
nearly twenty years asp, when 1 met
at a family dinner, WIillam R Tray
ers, OF New York, an old and intimate
friend OF our host, and the Wlttiest
man IN the United States, mot Q mere
story teller, or clown with coarse hui
NOR. but possessed Of true Attic Wit,
which. like salt, has no bitterness.
I was an enchanted listener to my
two companions until late hour, ana
was much amused at Nj. BaVatd's re-
cItal o. an incident some year, betore,
In which he and TraverB were 9etorl.
He said the rats had become such .
nuisance In his house at Wilmington
and were 20 aggressive that no went to
New York In search Of Q terrier, and
applied to Travers for information as
10 where he could hnd an establish-
ment provided with such animalE
Travers took him TO q rat pit, whose
proprietor was celebrated sporting
character, and Bayard stated the pur-
pose of his visit, and that he
must see the dog tried before he would
purchase him.
The man brought out q beautitul Mt
tie terrier, and after putting him In the
pit, pitched a fierce, gray-Whiskered
rat into the arena also.
The adversaries confronted each
other for an instant lilse two gladia-
tors in ancient Rome, when suddenly
the dog took TO flight, pursued by the
rat.
BUY the rat, Tom" shouted Trayers,
"buy the rat!''
am the survivor Of that delightful
evening, and the shadows are fast
frightening on my pathway, but It Is
something to have known such men In
this selfish, mercenary world.
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Brbles with Qussr Names.

New York Press: The 'Rreeehes"
Bible translated Genesis, chapter vii,
verse 3: "They sewed fsg leaves to-
gether and made Themselves breeches,"
Psalm xci, 5, was made to read In the
Bug Bible: Thou shalt not be
afraid Of any bugs BY night" There
are other curious Bibles: The 'Treacle"
Bible translated Jeremiah, Will, %: us
there no treaele IN Gilead?" The "Ros-
In" Bible put rosin for treacle. The
wicked" Bible left the word mot
out OF the Seventh Commandment. The
vinegar" Bible gave for the heading o.
Luke, chapter Xxx: THE parable OF the
vinegar" Newspaper printers are not
the only ones of their tribe that are
faIIIble
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= esni Re ~ oouid Be expected. ana
ne perious inequalities which previously
existed do not appear
This showing e manifest win the
enumeration not yet completed. as was
demonstrated by the table publshed in
the IntellIsencer yeSeerday Complete
returns VIII doubtless line up in about
the same proportion. Certainly the hg-
ures do not ahow q partisan gerryman-
der, nor q desire 70 divide the number
Of voters IN "outrageously UNEQUAL
parts. The districts average now about
1.S5O voters In each.
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with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. CatRrrh 10
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure It you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is tax
en- internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces, Halls
Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine.
1t was prescribed by one Of the best
physicians in this country for years, and
ed OF the best tonlcs known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting d.
'rectly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two lngredi-
,ents Is what produces such wonderful
results In curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toiedo,o D.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Hah's Family Pills are the best
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-06
cnNGREsSMAN pOYENER,s APP0INTAENIS

The following appointments win be hlled
by Representative B. 3. Dovener on the
dates mentioned: .
At Liftlston, Saturday, october 5 at :
Al Hundred. Saturday. October 8 at 7;'o
At smithasld, Monday. October 10 at 2
AZ Pine Grove. Monday. October 10, at
A Al PsihVe;r HIN. Tuesday. october Ii. at =
= AZ 4 slitersville. wednesday. October a
ii II cSmer Ter Thursday, october - At
Al west Milford. Harrison county, FRI
day, October II, at 1870 p. m.
At ClarEBburB, Saturday, octoper ID AZ
Al wailacs, Monday. October II, at /
Al Central Point, poddridge county,
Monday, October II, At $50 P. m.
At Kenton, Tuesday, October u, AZ Wv
AZ Central Station. wednesday, October
AZ summers n Store, wednesday octo-
Der 70. at 7:30 p. m. =, :.
At Cox's Mills. Thursday, October ~ ~
y o.
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Lu,o1 Nav s. Con.

General Merribd Is understood to con-
vey a Recommendation TO the peace COM
mission from Admiral Dewey, 70 che eff
feet that Luzon Island should be re-
tained by the United States There Is
90 omclal confirmation Of tbs report.
but i VIM readily Be recognized that
II this country 8 70 demand any part Of
the Philippines beyond eoaiing stations
Luzon Island win be the one selected.
Until the precise terms Affecting the
Philippines are known, however. It viii
not do to speculate much about them
Luzon is already in our possession,
80 far as Spain Is concerned, and II 10
felt In omciai circles. Il reports are true.
that Whatever troubles may arise with
the insurgents, as a result Of the grant
ing Of the demand to the United States,
can be settled satisfactorily. A pow
erful naval force. a brave army and
gifted diplomats already on the ground
warrant this prediction.
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7 GONIINUENI 70
FUND.

on tho Cumberland road from June /, 1897,
to May 81. 1893. $6,57el6.
ORDERS ON CONTINGENT POOR
FUND.
During the fiscal year ending May 81,
1888. the several mamberB OF the board
Of commissioners OF tho county OF Ohio,
rs overseers Of the poor, issued orders on
the contingent poor fund as follows for
groceries, coal shoes, etc. viz:
WARRINGTON DISTRICT.
Groceries, etc...................... ,3SS 90
Also los loads OF coal q pairs of shoes
MADISON DISTRICT.
aE Tss s loads Of coal par OF shoes and q
Ou' CLAY DISTRICT.
Esq 5 loads OF coal pair Of shoes and a
O UNION DISTRICT.
Groceries, otc........................ go 90
as? $ loads OF coal, pairs of shoes
and Is burials.
CENTRE RESTRICT.
'5 Iss = loads Of coal pairs Of shoes IS
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Also q loads Of coal, : pairs OF shoes
RICHIE DISTRICT.
Also ii pairs Of shoes and : buriais.
LIBERTY DISTRICT
Also u lcads OF coal, pair OF shocs
RIcHtAND DISTRICT.
fzrororio, ctc sgcS n
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The American Boy" entertainment,
on the 22d Instant. deserves success
and the encouragement of the public,
Young Elmer Bonnctte and his youth
full associates are going about the mat
tor in a buSlneEs-lIke way which is
worthy of older heads than theirs, and
those who patronIze the enterprise viii
not only aid patriotic cause. inaugur-
ated and carried out by the school
children Of tho country, but viii witness
a novel and altogether interesting per
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formanea "a Which ne details and man
agsmcnt are IN IN the hands OF boys
and girls Of our public schools who
ore yst In their early ''teenSs
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The splendid showing made by the
the state treasurer's report, summary
of which appeared in Mondays IntellI-
gencer, Is worrying the Democratic or
gans so much that they are floundering
about to find flaws in 1t, but without
success. Figures that cannot be inn
peached are too powerful, US arguments,
for them.
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he was seized with yellow fever and
shortly after died. The mail laT Tor.
gotten In the storehouse he had secured
for Il until the INQUIRIES Tor missing
letters caused an investigation,
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Probably the exact details Of the ale
legged murder OF the young Chinese em-
peror Wlll-never be known. Already no
less than half dozen stories. widely
varying in their circumstances, have
been published, the latest being that
he was made way with by the wicked
aunt, the doWager empress, on her dis
covery 81, a plot by the emperor to muir
der her. whether the Celestial ruler"
is dead or alive It does not seem to
affect the situation as much as It af-
fects the curiosity Of the outside pub
lie. dooioo ye.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-06

Thereport that the United States trans
port OLDHAM has returned to Santiago
with her bunkers on IRE, delays her
sailing for the north, and affords
an opportunity to correct any conditions
which may be found to confirm the re-
porte sent out, when she sailed Sunday,
% the e1eet that she was overcrowded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-06

Many Puerto Rican women are gain
ing husbands by the offer Of the Span
ish government to transport free to
Spain the families of officers. If there
were more officers stIll in the state of
bachelorhood this generous offer might
result In Puerto Rico being handed
over to the United States depleted Of
its attractive women.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-06

The quarterly report of City Health
omcer Jepson, for the months OF July,
August and September, Is gratifying to
the public. It Is matter for general
congratulation that the healthfulness Of
the season embraced in the report indl-
Gates an annual mortality Of but 1872
per thousand, and that DR.. Jepun is
able to note that the city Is remarkably
free from infectious diseases. The
healthfulness of wheeling has been
pretty thoroughly established by recent
reports Of the health officer.
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DENTISTRY.
E. E. WoRTHEN,
DENTIST.

Rsabosy BpilainE, Room No. 31t,
nag MarEo, Street. WheOIlag W. Va
-tiKr ttwAroR-- i'm
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THE NATURAL. GAS CoMPAGil
OF WEST NIRGINIA. "
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
j nc State OF West Virginia,
nhfn NnuufV. 49,

fne state OF West Virginia,
Ohio County, IS:
In tho Circuit Court OF Ohio !os,S SouHS'
West Virginia. October Rules, ~, -,
Alonzo Lorlng. Thomas o'BrleIh ~
Henry NJ. Russell, trustees uruS' NJ
will OF Philip Reilly, deccnhel m
THOMAS OBrlen. admlnistraioT o. n
estate of~the said Philip hS5.iii}y -
ceased, vs.. James Franklin he'"s
others,-ln chancery. m,
The object Of this sGlt is 10 nav nav N.
accounts OF the ulaintiNs as lIusli1 N,s,y5if
der the VIII OF Philip Re'll. SCI l...srs,i
the direction OF the court; 10 MA 10.
under like direction who are ch it yg.iali
der the said Will to sl1re ~ I'D. M
rs hayc nartltl6n and distribution q ~, ~
estate made under the order ~ S,.,,f.
~ tho court to thoso who may ", ~, b,,t
famed to be entitled thereto, anl W fr5a
said trustees discharged ana re'''''
their trust. ,ot1,yit hld
ii, said catifr. nj these rules, that ,,.tIA
fSndantg Michael Reilly lson 9, ,S,,srire.
petiiv decNarctD, Edith NJ, het"p Drills
ION, -fJeorrc william HcathorlpEVgnna Nsf.
Rciln., John Maurice EclilE; III lort'
tin Reilly, Mary Isabel Relliy at,H al b,
Ehccnc Reilly. arc rot rgs,4 3'l,, moi hsv
state OF NNAL AAINAIliNs Ati" - a4TA Ela
ing behn served with process " srr ~, hot
on motion or the complainant, ~, 4 ~
attorneys. this order OF puhNea1,gVlI,- thtl
tcred ugalnst Them, aud Il y ~ ~ IL 81
The said defendants. above nauivu, r'ats
arc required 10 appear wlthln ,yiiss,isa y
aftcr thc daic OF the FIRST puell,elass,,rryy .
this order ard 10 what Is nc ,,',,ssf ar.
nrotcct their Interests. II Is iiunssss,I AZ
dcrSd that this order he puoHs''
postod MS required By law 49,. n -
Witness. c. Il HunnirE g,, n AL
said court, at the court ng,,,,r ISIS "
county, this NTH day ~ oo'pp-'
VIZ VN'' 4, ii HENNlNd, 80
Published the frat simc Qciee,eS,y Scisfk
Aefes 'f''N ' q. H. ITENNlNG, CIV
VVBBARp s HUBBARD. ,,b.,A
Solicitors for ComplainauS'
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CAN'T be perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bltters makes
pure blood. Tones and lnvigorates the
Nhnln sYslnnn
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OJHE lNTEhTIdENCER PRINTING
FSTARLtSHNFNT DOES NEAT.
ACCURATE AND PROMPT WORK.
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rTho INTELlIGENcER, embracing its
several ediiionG Is entered In the POST
once u Wheeling, ". Va. at second-elAss
rdltteF.1
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{. S. DINGER co., 1vtlII sI.n
NToTICE 10 THE PATRONS OF TH Y
IN NATURAL GAS COMPANY F"

N NATURAL GAS COMPANY @
WEST VIRGINIA; -.
There are at present persons "a tn 80, ~
selling a so-called gas saving W. "
breaking the meter connections 5n1 ~,
sorting the said valve In the teeo Ppe
OF this company. a.. ~
This device II an obstruction. 10 me "a VI
essary now Of gas, and the placing \. X
IN our lines by unauthorized PerSOls ~,
violation OF our rules and regulations es'
ernlng safe delivery Of gas. tA
We favor the economical use o. ~ 0.isrst
Il Is our opinion, based upon eApe La NJ
that this can only be elfected by eaIs .S n,
the use OF proper appliances at inc P''-'
OF combustion. .n,,,,ns,f
Tho best known gas saving hpp Nv h
are for sale by merchants IN inc cay
Wheeling. an az
lines, IN their and our interest. MOI . ~
low any person 10 break meter 81 4,
lions or In any way Interfere VIII WIZ M
service or other lines OF this coupSnss, I'D
the purpose OF placing therein so, Ssstj
Gas Saving Valves or any otneL e..Slsd
without written authority hrst o0'''
W THE NATURAL. GAS COMFY
OF WEST VIRGINIA: "
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TELEPHONE NuNaERI
rdiiofial Roons.......S79 couatiol Gooa-....s77
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tuh GENERAL INFORM ~.
" eoneerqlng seats - he FStisll..
~ .9 VI .se l5 e. knlghtl Tempisr
~ PeffYi n, Allegheny, Eal p-je.. ~
&c 800 Reserved seat tlefsis -
O. receipt oi price. es,,,..
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Amount OF tolls received and expended
on tho Cumberland road from June /, 1897,
to May 81, 1898 S657e.i5.
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TIE DAILY INTBLLIGHNCsh Q delIV.
cred b. carriers In Wheeling and adj
accent towns At 10 cents per week.
PbfIon1 wishing TO subscribe 70 THE
DAILY uITELLIGENcER can DO 60
By sending in their orders to the In
teiiigencer ONCE on postal cards OF
otherwise They win b punetualiy
served by carriers.
Tributes Of Respect and Obituary Notices
@ cents per Inch.
Correspondence containing important
news solicited from every part Of the
surrounding country.
Rejected communication viii not be re-
turned unless accompanied by suliclent
a pnstaEe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-05

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Bids win
be received for siaehinE and clearing the
rfghts-of-way OF this company. Specifi-
cations NJ si5 Washington block. Seattle,
or 201 Vanderbilt building. Tacoma.
aSOQuAIsMIE FALLS POWER CO.
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rssrr 1aHER's EOTTCE-The only an-
= rrLs..s5 frxyeIine agent Of the PoS-ln-
s al Z j. W. Hanna city Soiiacso,s
tesss II cathcart r. r. Hawley. j. i.
~ 80 3. q al. MCGOWAN and Arnot john
49, fnsfrnasters everywhere are cur
1000 M money only 10 these arg 70
~. r-s<kent agents In the various Clues
- te~no q The Northwest.
REWkRD-Ten dollars VIII De PAID Ios
,afc,nefioa leading to the CONVECTION o.
~ 0o1Den stealing copies O. TINS paper
xYSvERTTGING-OffIce hours OF the
piss.futl3Heencer business onice. Daily
ssssI Il 4. m; Sunday hours. open Q
! = Is II o. m. Classified advertisements
,.iil b received up TO that time. Adver-
s,ssmru4a under the head OF Lost, Found
~ 10 For Rent and Situations wanted
M ~ innrrted At the rate OF cent a
80 eaoh Insertion. Payment always IN
sSxsnce. No advertisement received Tor
- Man 4 cenf9
Changes for adver-
49, r. furnished by l o'clock saturday.
f1veffsements win be receives at branch
80 81 the Post-InteiiiEencer
FiCONA BTYREAT-No. l505 Pacinc
se6npe. Z. 4. Harrison.
EyERETT-P K Lewis.
6p0WANE-Branch Office, Traders
NO. 1E Riverside avenue: telephone *.
1 D. psteFpon Manager.
PORT TOWNSEND-Wm. 4. Pfesner.
leLfIE0fIAM BAY-New Whatcom.
ol.YmPiX.-s,ns Main street. G. C. Win
vicfoRfA b. c.-Georse Marsden.
ne following letters await advertisers
A thu office.
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',o.4Tns AND FUNERALS.

1919, -.~-Tn SEATTLE, May 4. 1ss, at Provi--
CT .s lhbosni:ai, Myrtle Pearl. wife OF
49, .s CAV. Of peritonitis. aged y
cnas snsans viii be embaimed by
- q stewart and sent to Chicago
- basfal
,Ar-rhe funeral services OF May =; y:
rsr yin take place today al L CO. InI
3D. 1rses me remains win be- shipped
g n,cneapolls. MINI, for intermenf,
$500 friends are invited TO attend
- funsraI service.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Qnartermaster. Room &c Halter buildin9.
Seattle. Washington. May 2. 1884 Sealed
proposals In tripiicate will be received
here until II a. m. Thursday. May Il.
Isss for the construction Of wharf An6
roadways pertaining to the military post
plans ard specifications may be seen and
full information viii be furnished u this
Office. Envelopes should be indorse4
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