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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-06


PrBIfsHEg-g NOTICE. - Z rsssa.sss
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sFywterss ax@ sssIs agents gz5 sf5ssSf Ss-ty
90 anegs and 20 eff resident sE<ss}S "a enS
various cities args towns o. Tie Nos1a y -
ADVERTISING Office hours Q, ~
Post Infes 8geaGer business ONCE, Ds.
8 q IA until II .. m, sdndaS ro4fs. 80 l
a. until u D. Ga, Csas@aisea 49,
mems for insertion following morning
viii be received W TO se-sl . n Aas 'sa,,
slseTDengs under classified headings W
be inserted at the rate of cent "Slu
each tnsertioa- Payment a8H&ys "a -
vance No advertisement. rscssF@o i't
less thar = cents.
ADFERTTEERs--ssba for all er.iss-
menis IN the Sunday Postrintsii - -
must be furnished by O'Clock SaiAfaAy.
Advertisements viii tie Feeeivess az branch
Offices % the Pest IntsistgenceF
EEWARD~Ten ao.iars Will be p..io hos
information leading 90 the cgngtSAofs -.
Aay person stealing copies u IBIS pays
delivered 10 subscribers Ia seattle
TACOMA EJGEAL-So- AsG faS'hc ~
enue. L. a. Harrison. ,.
OILY AFfA~-4issz Main street u. u WIN
stanisy, Agent.
EvEER-TT-P. X. Lewis.
SPOKANE Branch office. ifaa.ls
block. eas Riverside avenue. telsrsohs 49,
J. O. Peterson. Manager.
PORT TOWNsESD-Wgn a EfssHes.
BELLISGHAI LAX ~ New raaseoSs
Parker Ellis. Manager.
VICTORIA, H. c.e-sseorge Aarsd3n
The following letters await aaseFtise's
at this Office.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRS.--"F
Avenue North RepIxHking"

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Avenue North ReplARking.'
Notice Is hereby given ;hat seated pro,
pcSals will be received by the undersigned
secretary Of the hoard of public works of
the city OF Seattle up TO o'clock q M.
Monday. January 9Th: 1859. FOR The inn
Denny Way 10 Harrison Street. by re-
psanking and residemslking said avenue
between said points. as provided BY oFdi-
nance No. asa. creating local improve
ment district Nc. iSs, and N accordance
with the plans ard specifications now on
file N the office OF the board Of public
works.
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
tilted check. payable to the order OF the
city comptroller, for a sum not less than
five ~ per cent. OF the bid. and no bid
Will be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder will he required TO
enter into contract and furnish salts
factory bend for the amount required by
the city charter and the laws OF the state
OF Washington. within ten days after be-
ing notified az the award Of The contract
ana The amount fixed therein VIII be for
feited to the city. No person Is eligible
as a bidder who has within two years
prior 10 the letting Of said contract made
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 10
any such contract as herein advertised
complete any such contracts.
Special attention is called 70 article XIII
of the city, charter as now in force, re-
viii. sec. 81 subs. and :. relating 20 bonds
and Sureties.
The board Of pubic works reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope
bids for First Avenue North Replank:ng."
BY order q he board Of public works.
FRANK OLESON. Secretary
Date OF first publication. December sls..
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NOTICE TO ORS.-"Harrison
Street and Queen Anne Avenue Replank-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-"H
Street and Queen Anne Avenue Replank-
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posais will be received by the undersigned
secretary Of the board Of public works Of
Monday. January 9th 1890, for the i'm
proyement of Harrison Street and Queen
Arne Avenue. from First Avenue North TO
avenue between said points. az provided
hy ordinance No $685. creating local i'm
provement district No. $50. and IN accord
ance with the plans and specifications now
on file in the office OF the board OF public
works.
tilted check. PAYABLE TO The order Of the
five 60 per cent. Of the bid and no bid
will be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
enter into a contract and furnish sat!sfac-
terry bond for the amount required by the
city charter and the laws of the state OF
Washington within ten days after being
Notified Of the award OF the contract TO
him. falling 10 do So the said check and
the amount fixed therein VIII be forfeited
10 the city No person Is eligible n a bid
der who has within two years prior to the
letting of said contract made default in
payment OF any just claim for any work or
labor performed or any skin or material
furnished pursuant TO any such contract as
herein advertised, or who. within said two
years failed 10 complete any such con-
tracts.
Special attention is called to article kill
of the city charter. as now in force. re-
la.lng TO "hours Of labor" and TO article
viii. sec IL subs. / and .. relating to
bonds and sureties.
The hoard OF public wcrks reserves the
right 20 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope
IBID for Harrison Street and Queen Anne
Avenue Replankiug"
BY order Of the board OF public works.
FRANK oLESoN. Secretary.
Date of first publication. December 81.
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INFORMATION WANTED CT the where
abossts OF Mark Neuruayer VIII be very
grateful TO any one sending my sons adj
dress. Mrs. L. Seamayer. Waiia Walla.
Wash.
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WANTED-BOARD.

YOUNG MAN wants Danish board In Dam
.sh family. Address II g., cafe Po5t-in-
tssstsxeBcsr.
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FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Califo property
houses lets ard ranches 70 exchange for
like property in Seattle and Washing
fou | haVe Travelled all over California
and can locate you cali ana Inspect fny
isl ]. NJ Glass. ;a2 New York block, So
attic.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS blanchard

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS blanchard
Street Improvement
Notice Is hereby given that sealed nro-
posals VIII be received by the undersigned
Secretary OF the Board OF Public Works
OF tire City Of Seattle up 70 2 clock ~
m. Monday. January ath. 1899. for the Inn
provemeat Of Blanchard Street from First
Avenue 10 Western Avenue by grading AMI
sisewalkiTv said street between said points
as provided by ordinance No. $3.50 creating
local improvement district No ias and ac-
pared under the direction OF the City En-
gineer and now on file in the office Of the
Beard of Public Works
Each bid must ho accompanied nv a GER
tilted check. payable 10 the order of the
city comptroller. for n sum not less than
five 90 per cent. OF the bid and no bid
VIII be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder viii be required 20
enter into a contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required hv
the city charter and ne laws OF the state
az Washington. Within ten days after be-
ing notified of the award OF the contract
10 him: falling to do 80. the said check
and the amount fixed therein Will be for
fei,ed to The city. No prison * eligible
as a bidder who has within two years
prior TO the letting 81 said contract made
default IN payment Of any Just claim for
any work or labor performed or any skill
or material furnished pursuant 10 any such
contract As herein advertised, or who. with
in said tive years. failed 10 complete any
such contracts.
Special attention is called TO article KILL.
Of the city charter as uow in force, re-
lating 10 "aous OF labor and 70 article
VIII. sec. 81 Subs. ana :. relating TO bonds
The board of p14i..,c works reserves the
right 20 reject any and all bids
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope
bid FOR blanchard Street IMPROVEMENT -
BY order II the Beard az Pllst, Works
FRANK oLESON, secretarv
Date q first publication. December Fl.
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MRS. JOHANNA u. oFTEDAI., graismA
nedica. electrician from the Eys}enis In
ststute. Boston: electricity. massage
baths. medical exercises 300 Seattle Ma
ttonai hank building.
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MISS ANNA SWANSON. born N Kristian-
sad Ian. Sweden. arrived in Boston
abous twenty nine years ago. and is now
about Is years old: heir TO some property
sn Sweden Any information of Anna
Swanson dead or alive, VIII be rewarded
by Mr. 4. Peterson. Cross street, East
Eos.oo Mass.
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GoTTC E-Tae annaal meeting OF tn~
sio kaoiaerS cf the Puget sound Nation.
.. saGa az Seattle Nil be held at iss
BANKING house an Tuesday January 10
1s9s. at ocsc1k 3. n for the election
OF dsreSto-S for the ensuing year De-
gambler IL sssS. Z. y. ANkEET Cassisr
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NOTICE TO SToCkHoLpEgs.

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British Columbia MSnlrg Coyunacy-A
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4 BRITISH 1ol0fn9.a ii alag Company viii
tar 6TtB Al t5s~ occidental aoge{ sssatt.e
Washington on Saturday II A. m. Fee.
Taary lifa. tes FOR TIRE e.sci{o. %
fasgd * 'raet~sf SD 1JcV @EArr sgslsg ness
may property GENE Scfore the meet
ing.
J " DRYDEN. Secretary.
Dated December a5tn 4ssgs
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TIE. A&&U Al. MEETING 81 The sto~k-
holders pf the lrst National hank ~ So
attie wsl bs held o. Is office or Tus@Il
January 18th. 49,, AZ , ,. m. tor the e.es,-
ton u directors ard ssca ether btsslosss
as nay CONE brEoEe ine meeting. At This
meeting a molten afll - offered -
amend s"ctI2n of the Articles az x~,.
citation. relating 10 the number az to Al
rect3gs Of the bank
l.. TURNER. Cashier.
Uecernase- 70 4sss
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AUCTION SALE at Bicherton IL Devi;t's
salesroo 1919 FIRST avenue on Friday.
January .. at ii O'Clock s1aFp, kIondske
outfit, consisting Of 40 pounds bacon
coffee boots sleeping rotpts fur caps
moccaslns dried apples. pruneS also plat
form scales counters showcases roller
tor desk nreproof safe, office furniture
bed sets chairs. Ia bies. extra fine pafsor
suite. elegant bed set. pictures. secretairc.
ssfR
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NAVY DEPARTMENT PROPOSALS
PoSfponsmeft ~ opening.
Opening Of proposals for construct ION Of
wharvcs and excavation OF slips etc AZ
cnaiing station. Honolulu. Hawaiian ssI
ards. which ~ advertised 30 tsbc PLACE al
b5rtsfI - equipment navy 6eFsaFf rEfer.t
Washington. u. T.. n. noon or Friday
January -. $50. s. ssSs Doned iui We1nes-
Gay. II iYguary |, 100 same hour and place
Il II. Bradford. ('htes ~ Bureau
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wANTED-TO RENT Houses.

WANTElt-eouple without children TO
take small furnished house, with privilege
OF owner and little gtri TO beard with
them, good location. Address ~ care
Post -fntsiiigenc
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THE annual meeting of the storkholser.
az The spTatt Cooper and Gold loro-
Yany st4 - hela In, ine once OF me
tie. y ASP. On TUESDAY. January l. r.,
az = o'clock a. IA. A. T. Ksowisoa. Sc.
sefary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

street. buried beneath the debris. body
recovered. Joseph 70. Doctor. barn Fore
man for The Sew England Milling CONF
pany caught in front part Ut building
90 time " explosion and body recovered
hy uromeu. Henry Hilton. huokkpcuor
for New England MILLING company.
body under the wrockhge near whore
that NJ hia employer was recovered.
Missing Charles MuliruH pUddlrr.
last seen struggling 90 reach nu exit
ntiDr ihH Leonard building had cole
l1rel unl buried DO tho ruins of tho
mill Unidentified woman. alli 10 have
been caught by the portion uf tho Lcpn-
ara building wall that fall into the
street g. Williams. address not known.
cmployc ~ the Leonard Seed CONE
pany
The cause Of the collapse o. unknown.
some claiming that there was an sxpio-
sion Zoo thu store OF q n. Leonard.
dealer 10 seeds. others saying that tho
walls frll without apparent cause. The
Fougrnlly accepted theory De- that there
was an explosion OF dust Ia tho seed
The crash camc with lees than one
minute warning, ana Ait Leonard. who
noticed the walls uf the building SHIFT
slightly, called 10 hla employees 60 run
fUr their lives aud without q seconds
delay they an rushed Tor the street. the
Tact ~ thym getting through the door
way Just In time.
After reaching the street. the women
employees OF Leonard rushed into the
home u Mrs. Agnes WhelAn 49, Lake
street MrH. Whelun. however. noticed
that the house was in danger and re-
fused 90 allow the women 10 remain.
ln lrf1 than half minute the east wall
fDll and the house. together With the
adjoining one, was buried beneath the
ruins
Adjoining Mrs whclnn's house ana
nnAt 90 ihH iced building stood ID two
story frame structure occupied hy kei-
Hu hruH., dealers ln paper 4 number
! OF young Eirla and two men were ut
/ work nt the time. aud panic followed
] in their EFFORTS 90 escape The Two men
Smashed the windows. und lu that way
rescued the girls
THE following are the heaviest LOSSES
sustained. Simeon 4. Leonard. whole
| sale seeds loss 800. 600 Insurance $50
/ COOS e.. e. ll0Wul owner OF building.
/ $4,000 Insurance full Now England
Z mills o. 3 Hanson proprietor. t25 900.
8. G. Meyer pickles and vinegar So
| 0On
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FOUGHT FOR FOUR HOURS.
Government Nieiorious-Two Hun
dredttiiied la uattie-Iusur-
rceuon Not Ended.

New York. Nov. "A dispatch 20 the
Herald from Panama. Colombia. says.
French steamer arriving al colon
has brought further official details Of
the Important naval engagement be-
tween the government forces ana the
ryyulutiuniHts on the Magdulcnu river,
az l'ucrtu Naclunul. ON Oct. a.
The government forces were ON the
nrmurcd steamers Hercules and Col0m-
biu, which were well nttrd up and
armed Tor war purposes The rebels
had several river boats which they had
seized, but the vessels were not urmofsi
in any way ana wyry wholly uupro-
Ndgd with nghung facilities.
The battle lasted more than four
hours ana the nghuug was very severe
The rcVolutluuistH fought like heroes
but the odds against them were too
grtat ana they were finally forced to
yield,
The Colomblu's machinery was dlaa-
hlrd after %" nrst shot had been fired.
Tho rebels ON the powerful drvdgc.
CuHtobn Colon Wcry Just about To-
board the disabled steamer in the mid
die % the river, when the Hercules
steamed up the river ana "a shot nt close
quarters from her ilutChklss gun sunk
the drCdgo with all aboard, Nor, than
200 mon were KILLED or drowned Ia the
desperate battle. Most uf them were
that the nuaif was disastrous 60 the
TcNolutiuniHtH. though the governments
loss was very heavy.
The steamers Elena. Clsner1B. Blrnn.
qullln ana ELDERS were rvcapturod by
the governments forces and towUd
down ,ho river ln au almost worthless
condition from the effects of the heavy
nru poured into them Tor four hours,
one NJ the prominent rebel leaders IN
the engagement was Col. EuHtachl1
Navarro. Cen. Diego DE Castro, ON tho
government slide. was badly wounded lu
tho right eye.
Headquarters Of the rebels have now
been established in Subuuslnrgo. Tho
roVoluuuulHtH propose ca again Try Co
obtain cuui,Nl uf the Mlgdnlcnu river.
but government troops on the steamers
Sampcr and Mnnuela Aycarli are aca
lively watching their movements aud
seeking To prcycrs.lplr success.
between liuenu s'ntutu ana lioEoia
the land wires are interrupted and moth
ing IL known of what II going on ln
tho Interior departments. but 10 Dr. be-
leyol the state OF Affairs D. serious.
The steamer LubuEet has arrived
with 100 recruits TO reinforce the COLI
umbluu roglmvut here.
Gen. Serbia lsu ON the poyuco fur
q cruise nlonE the coast ana 10 ports la
tho department.
Gen. Holisgrin Lpzada has again aH-
stunned command OF forces here.
Panama continues quiet, aui there n
no fear whatever NJ disturbance iu this
section OF the republic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

New York. Nov. e.-The oystcrmen OF
Long Island Sound are said 60 be- pre-
pairing to Consolidate their interests.
Such an attempt was made laht spring
but the movement proved uuHucccEHful
because many ~ The twenty-five dvl-
crH who had combined became afraid
of being undernold by other members OF
the union and began cutting prices, The
present movement ~ said To deaf with
interests capitalized us hlgh or $1,000
600 Such combination will save about
&l,O0Ouu0 u year, ID i1 said, ana Will pro-
tcct the seed men from the present
downward drop In prices, Ten years
ago the ruling price FOR Oysters Of the
flrat quality was 20 cents 10 81 "A huHhcl.
Export oysters were then IN demand
nt 81 10 50 barrel. Now the price paid
Tor marketable oysters is only 30 10 90
cents buHhel, and 81 a barrel II the
top notch Tor those shipped To Europe,
one reason which IL given Tor this de-
cline IL that the middlcmcn are maxi
Ing the money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

ohama. Neb.. Nov LIN order 60
meet an engagement " speak tonight
at Rnvcunu, Colo. w. J. Bryan was
driven across country from Loup city
twenty-five miles. three relays Of
horses being employed. when about
i've miles from the start the carriage
was upset over an cmbankmont and
Mr.. Bryan ana the other occupants
were thrown out. All wcre more or less
bruised.
a. Ravonua Mr., Bryan spoke IN "a
lumberynrd Tor an hour. with the tom-
pcraturc nt Y degrees above zero. and
the water in pitcher ON the speakers
stand freczlng. Assistant Secretary Of
War Mulllclohn also addressed a good
sized audience IN the iGnycnnn opera
house az the same hour.
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SELLING AT oLp PRICES.

our orders were an placed with the
manufacturers before the advance N
raw material, and anticipating an In
crease IN price. We bought enough Tor
the entire season nt old prices Buy
your shoes NJ ur We give you the ad-
vantage OF our early spot cash buying
We save you the middlcmau's profit.
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tude of which cannot be understood
until undertaken.
"rhnt this work has bccn done with
accuracy and intelligence ID now hia-
tory. Al credit ls due 90 the arHistania
and the clerical force 81 lhe office"
The report also calls attention o. the
fact that not a single ne hlH been lost
by accident Incident To- travel IN tho
course VI all the transportation 10 ths
Philippines
In conclusion Gen Coibln points out
an omission VI the law in falling To- pro-
vide chuplnlnH Tor the volunteer rcEl-
meuta. and recommends that chlplalnH
be- provided Tor ua soon an POI sible. 90
the presence of one with each regiment
= deemed very necessary.
The subsistence Ut the army during
the past year. ncCoriiur 60 the annual
report 81 Acting cummlsHnry General
Weston. cost gi.O5t.GtG These cNuendl-
addition 10 those Tor the army prop
cr. include computation Of rutl0nH Co
prisoners of war relief of destitute Gu
bans. relief nf sufferers from overflow
Of the Mississippi river. ana Rcd river;
relief ~ people In the mining region
OF Alnsgn, issues Go Indians. utu.
The value of stores lost by accident
wnatagc, transportation, cica during
the year Tor which 600 one was held re-
HponHlhlc. was tlsaiti.
supplies lost for which responsibility
was nNcd. was about Sl,hiG. nearly an
90 which has boon collected. There was
large Increase over previous year, In
atoruH condemned due 90 incidents and
accidents uf service during the Span
ish war
The casualties In the subsistence de-
pnrtmont. General Weston says, attest
the lnoflicioncy N the department at the
critical points where the services Of
itr officers are ut their maximum value.
Alluaion o. made Co the failure Of the
army reorganization act o. March O.
1883. On provide Tor uu increase 81 the
Huhaiatenco department commensurate
with the general Increase In the army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

Three Persons Dead aud Three Other.
Ml.alnr.

chicago, Nov i.-rhrce men are
known 20 have persisted and three 9TH
cra are reported missing as the result
Of the collapse of "a alN-Htury building
at 1850 and la West Lake street this
evening Considerable damage was
done 10 adjoining property. and dur
Ing tho excitement % was reported that
nH many as forty lives had been lost.
About $500, 600 damage was done
Dcud-F :. Hanson. proprietor of the
New England mills. li5 West Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
Number Of Regular and Vol
,,,s,r forces is 9s,l6O'
,ow THEY ARE DISPOSED


.,,,,,sn. nov. 1.-The annual re-
N. aijutnnt general Of tho
nae osn. corbln. to the score
4 var was made public today.
r..Ns sums up the military
r In The service Of the United
j.. IL fliIown;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

Paris. Nov IA society has been
founded 10 render assistance 10 the
Transyaal government Col. Montell II
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-12-13
Order for HEARING.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
y Redwood. SIS. In Probate Court. Special
Term, Nov. 21st 1890
In the matter of the estate of Frank F..
BabCOCk deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of
said deceased being this day granted unto
K: II. Babcock of Dodge county, Mimi
1t Is ordered, that all claims and demands
OF all persons against said estate be pre-
Sented to this Court for examination and
allowance. at the Probate ONCE in the court
house, in Redwood Falls. in said county. on
Tuesday. the ODD day of May, 1900, at 10
O'Clock a.. n.
1t is further ordered that six months
from the date hereof be allowed to creditors
to present their claims against said estate
at the expiration of which time all claims
not presented to said Court or not proven to
its satisfaction, shall be forever barred I'M
less tor cause shown further time be
allowed.
Ordered further. that notice of the time
and PLACE of the hearing and examination
OF said claims and demands shall be given
by publishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks. in THE REDWOOD
GAZETTE, weekly newspaper printed and
published at Redwood Falls in said county,
Dated at Redwood Falls the 21st day of
November. A. d. 1899.
BY the court,
SEAL j. B. ROBINSON,
l5-3t Judge of Probate!