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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-08-23

CONGRESSMAN BAILEY of Texas some.
time ago expressed the opinion that a
secret alliance existed between the
the United States and England. The
French government is convinced that
Mar. Bailey Is correct In his opinion
and is now moving TO form union
with Russia. The emperor of Ger
many Is maneuverlng to get on
friendly terms with France, and, it is
said, he will be successful if the French
fail to form suitable connection with
Russia. There seems to be a general
impression among European nations
that conflict is impending between
the ruling nations of the world that
will bring on a universal war. Ac-
cOrdingly, statesmen are now moving
either to avert the conflict or be pres
pared for 1T when it natures. A shot
literally heard around the world is
likely to be fred at any day.
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NEW YORK May A--Prsces at stocks
Descended 80 lever Level fassay IN man
- unsrn vas characteristic Of = azss
vr.ars@s palssssas Of The market - vns
rosr~nas for this time as year for COM
no crops On which SO much dsp~ads are
seItt IN Are eNiAncea Or tire present eGssds
sssrr,s ,n~ market stu has sewerAl fAvors
snIe factors to eeuteni with In the FRS
pIacs shere ss sgsseEszy hanging over u
soua~ If she large holdings that we're
t.rgr ar snr the purpose os averttng q
na~sr and xa.ch are offered for realizing
,u-pes~s In sosayss snaxhes alsc n vas
rather obvious that some Of the newly
AoMsss intaxsrtsss were not having AZ
EASY time Thss VAS especially trua ssr
the various companies which wsrs 10 have
been AGGREGATED 81 .hA projected great
steel combination. THE rIaG Tar shses
seems 20 rare nxsn materially aa;rrs9.
and NafascA sssai wsfs Ill o1its s<vtsIy
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SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. May "A. schr
Fortuna. Coos Ray. sehr Alice Cook. Port
Townsend. str Roanoke, Vancouver: bk
Por, Townsend. ssr czarina. seattle Ar
rfvsd. ~ Prussia. Tacoma.
HUQUIAA~~Arrlved. May p. sehr Mel
ahrshsea. from San Francisco for HoqU.aHn-
MERCHANDISING. May "a. Tacoms.
SAGAsAkf-Arrived. May II. Aekes
Newchxng. for Portland. or.
HON0KDSGs-ATrsvs previously. May
~ Lenox. Portland via Yokohama: TARTAR
wisxmann. for Puget sound.
HILo-Arrtv.d, May q. schr Pioneer.
AsToEIA~-aailea. May u. str State Of
California. for San Francisco. str Column
oda. for YokoA&me ana Honxkonx.
PORT TowSaESD-Arrfv-d May =,
sehr Excelsior. san Francisco for Port
HiAksiey. and mt steamer as reported, q.
3 .. Richard Rush with Z. u. \. Sunivak
ii tow.
sEAH nAY-P.sssa n. May 2. So
Queen, asn Francisco for Victoria Passed.
Nay "A. Hr str Wellington. from Departure
BAY for 6an Francisco.
coos BAY-~sAied. Mar -. sehr E9ward
Parker. for San FRANCISCO. Arrived. May
o. scar. Seven Sisters. San Francisco.
cAEDiFf-Arrtvsd. May =. Isr ~ Mooi-
tan. from Oregon.
Observation-Disclosures May =. Br ST.
Empress os ghlna. from Vancouver.
FLEET WostIb~~In port. MAY 10. Err IN
Crown az Scotland. from Oregon
sPoE EN-Msy .. las3sad@ e narsh. ion-
estade iz7.sa west. Br sa EaamoTai. from
2 o.y 10 .s~ si.s sr 81
wess. senr J. nj weafner~ax, from West
minister fvr saxasaks. al well.
PORT LrDL$yw-Arsiv~i. May q,
sons ATE viii take lumber TO East aan
Fe4rS,
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Receiver OF webb q Company. . Carpers
ton.
Date OF first publication. May 1 1899.

NOTICE.-sherifrs Sale OF Real Estate.
State OF Washington. County of King,
IS. shsriffs Office.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued Gut
County on the 2sth day OF April. tsss. by
the clerk thereof IN the case OF The City
q Seattle, plaintiff. VS.. Louisa Denny. D.
E IT,. Denny y, her husband; Emily I. rall.
ves,ment Association. Limited a corpora
tion: James D. 6tandish, Thomas X.
Ensminger Matilda g. Hollow bush. Ed
ward !, M sss Ma.,.. y pagis
porasion: Lake washington Canal Com
pany. a corporation. VIM. n. Burkhardt
Ella AZ. Tranord. Christopher HurkhArdt,
wm 1, II Bnr 1.n sd.,. r. ana the German
PENDANTS No. 7s,si0, and to me- % sheriff,
directed and delivered.
Notice ~ hereby given that I with pro-
coed to sell TO the highes bidder for cash,
sheriff's sales. to-wit: At 10 o'clock a. m.
on the 30 day OF June. A. D. 1890 before
the courthouse door OF said King County
In the STAT. Of wssshins.on sll the right.
and TO the following described property.
to-wis:
Lots one Cd. two ca, three ca. four UD,
eight Isl. nine 90. ten .not, eleven fi1l and
r Denny's Home Addition to the City Of
Seattle King County. State OF Washing
ton. together with al and singular the
tenements.. hereditaments and appur-
the property az defendants. to satisfy q
Judgment amounting TO seventy-eix hun
cred fasty-fcur and sl-ioo dollars Ia favor
Of pialnsin and cost OF suit
Dated this i q r as Van 4 81 bR vA IN
BY r. II. BURKE. DEPUTY.
Attorneys: w. +. Humphrey and Edward
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TODAr's WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Seattle, May n. ~.
Occasional rain.


Special Dispatches to Post-InteIiigencer
NEAH BAT. Nay ~ .. m.-~Barome-
ter, D.0: cloudy; wind west. u miles.
81 D. m. Paaaed out. str Wellington. SIS
.. m. In straits. bound out. small sseam-
~.
CLALLAA BAY. May A. D. m.-Tresh
west wind.
TWIN. May At p. m.--cloudy: fresh
west wind.
PORT CRESCENT. May Al o. ni-Ha-
romettr, 1.ss: cloudy. wind west / msiee
PORT ANGELICA May "a b. M
cioudy. strong west wind. In STRATA
bound up, three mastsd schooner and tug
Eoyden: In bay. shs Dxixonsg and William
Mitchell.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT tk' THE
state Of Washington. IN and for hssg
County. Ia Meneilar. plsin1T. vs.
Webb 4 Company. a safposAstoa, De
PENDANT. No. Assi- Notice q sale OF
assets Of corporation.
Notice IN hereby given thaf. pursuant 70
an order nf the above entitled court duly
made and entered or tie @1sh day ~ ApFEl.
sSss the undersigned. r. IL, Van Tuyi. re-
eeiseg Of TIRE ai,ove nansssS Vsoo \ t9fst-
RAW A corporation wsii. a. - o'clock IN
;hs soyeaosa cf the third day 81 jane, A.
II skqs. A. she west deer or tf@ htN9 S2a9tS
courthouse. At seattle. Nashliss t9f; sN,
pose fer sale a. raatfe auction anS se4l
iher-ss 10 the higeess and hes; e.sltef Ecf
cash. AL The s&srss Of sac ssi1 Nehs *
COMPANY. ce4rcrstsaf.. aaps remaining 1T
NV azaen a. sseesveT tAeceaf. sae sac az
sad asses or ary rossiefa tneE@9s. "a o.
subject "a the Approval szsd eSeaFsfa& f5of
az fhs shsye eas5ssef Sestft. ~ afsafssfscs
win the srsser u said e<safs- as>es@ T*feFfea
The property which ~4n De ~als p uas
at the tssne ans slAee aforesaid is d"soTso"a
- ' nEAi. PROPERTY.
All .nsersss of he sasa Weea 4 S~ess~
ssxnes as receiver 81 sas9 - fse follow
ms DESCRIBED real properly. is~wtg
f.sss sve IN osaeS siS. ef =. : MsYnaf<s
Pat ~ Ear sewrs. ms@ Sssy. o ssssfls
THE wwxf nsif - sh@ S0ss ssssss quarter.
ara sne northwest quarter - she saasseass
quarter % section z. 's~ nsess = fssFss
az s.axa : sess. Y n aiming TX
SgrNx EsszFN 81 ~ AkENS9ek hNT<ssAe
srsn~ rcrsawess quarter ~ THE N~Htawes<
s~sarysr az sexssaa - ard tA~ aaTtA@ssf
ausrser ~ ssge ssafhssst quarter 81 se.sit4sf'
ss ln xws@shse - nGrsh. ~ range ~ssss.
~ NJ containing ~ acres, 1@s9g eoGnts.
Tsse sosssn hais - ssss seutsase~t saaTseT
Of .eeslas a za4 sas naFgsa hAls - fas
northwest sssrssr 81 s<eysSz, Is. TOWNSHIP
* rsrss q. sanse ssas. W NJ. eaGta4fssSx
~ acres ia WhssNSsss esssEz sSe
ra~ w~ss nsis NJ TIA northwest ssas<ser
sns wess half % tss sszaiA asss e@arger ~
-..-stpss * s-~rsssss - saortM ~ easxe
ssss. w n. essatzsGsnx 80 aefg&. Il S&&sts
A Undivided eas nsg es s2ss sesshe@ss
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LRkEI IND TRADE REVIEW.


Purehasin8 Prices.
The following prsces are being offered 10
the producer BY the local dealers for de-
livery in round lots on the dock or In The
Grain-Oass. sss0s7 80: harley. - aa1.
wheAt, chicken feed. $50, bran. Us:
shorts, SIG.
Hay-Psges sound, 3ssf7: Eastern WASH
ington timothy. 3Ii0ll.5o: alfalfa, p per
ten
Eggs-Ssrictly fresh ranch, lg8@1ss1c
Buster-Fresh ranch. i3gfsc. creamery.
lsalSc
Pouisfy-Chickens I've, l:ds3asc.
Live Stock-Chcieo beef cattle, cows. 70
&c: steers, - CSC: choice sheep. 4ss45c.
good hcgA Hva &c; aowx dressed eise.
calves dressed. large. &c; small, Sc; calves.
live, large. r.; small S.
Hides. Peits and Woos-Heavy sound
saised steers. over 90 lbs. Sc; medium.
sound. per Id. 7ize; light. sound under s.
lbs. 7cs cows. sound. ali weights, 7e: stays.
bulls and oxen. +65c: salsed kips 7e:
calves. per ID. Sc: green hides. Ic less than
safted dry hides, per H. lie. dry culis.
one-thsrd less, summer deer. per Id, ING
1Ac. winter deer. dry, I41 i6c: papery deer.
s0i2c. dry elk eui0c; green elk. t05c;
sheep peits. E@sec; sileariings, l505c:
Eastern Washington WOOL Sc, Western
washington wool. lie. dirty or timber
burned. l0c; tallow. A403Ac.
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affected. and In The lass aeAiiass Federal
to attacks The consannsd hsavlnsos Of
K. a.o ssss 4 e .s S'ss
state % tho public demand tor nou m
dussrsal securities Added 60 thiR incs-
denss % wsekness. fears that TIE ccmans
had good deld for epernfioaA TAare
wAe very little reatstAnce oeeefsd 10 their
manipulation but the operatives we're not
The ea<iy strength in Sugar served 10
deter them somewhat. The feature af the
sore.xn wheat market after the recent
holiday. 70 be Impressed with the fears
ING the crupes also had its influence In
restricting the operations Of the bears
The break in Sugar. however. and the per-
the rally IN wheat encouraged q late AT.
tack On the market. which was directed
prfpcipaiiy against the so-caIied Gould
STesa a and Brceklyn Transit
OF the raid. but the Changers and Atchi-
son preferred showed the best resistance
Net losses are the rule. but in the rail-
fer few cases Sugar va. the leader ia
point or activity. and after covering 81
points. closed II lower The Tobacco
STOCKS and Anaconda were also notably
weak. the latter OF Lonaon selling ac
com panied by further decline In the price
OF copper. Air Brake lost III points The
usfnaod Eor railroad bonds continued a.
we, ana TIE market was strong many OF
the reorganization Z per cents. conffu,,
ihx TO make new high records. New is
sues which are in course of disposal by
hsnasr wiring syndicates and second grade
BONDS are about that have not been put
~ =. psoaloinve prices. Total safes. par
There is a good investment demand sor
government bonds, which are Al rerord
prices The threes and fves and the old
. louis registered advanced = in the bid
Money and EXCHANGE.
Money on call. steady. at a1S5s per cent.
last loan, per cent; prime n,sreansile "a.
pet. sssasi& per cent. sterling exchange.
snos. wiin actual business In bankers'
90 LIS a 10y ass for demand and a.
H-s@.suASsf tur 20 days; posted rates
II "a ana MSSi.. commercial bills. ASsA:
s,Lver cefuneates. slGsfAc: bar silver, die.
strong; state bonds: Inactive: railroad
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NOTICE To STtH X HOI.DERS-The an
ustaI stockholders meeting ~ the Golden
Tunnel Mining Company will be held at
the sssrasanys office ~ Naw York block
su the city ~ Seattle. Wash. on the l3fh
aav Of 1unea iss at 80 o'clock g. m
All alec shaiGers are Invited 20 I've ryres
sent GEO. r. GARDNER
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strong: spot. quiet Barley. strong: spot.
uncnA1xed- Oats. euses and unchanged.
Spot quotations were.
Washington. $s6aa
Mnsai-shiDpinz. x.N Tor No. I and
Bariey-Feed. N.1s6l uN. brewing. Ulsss
os,s-Pccr TO fair. nneis: good to
sPsn nsni . iasS s 81 sal MS s e.
elk
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks T.1ss: DO Oregon.
80: wheat, centals. $50: barley. centals.
beans. sacks. I.sS:. potatoes, sacks. ass:
onions. sacks, s3S, bran. sacks i6Ss: Md
alinf s;, sacks e hay tons .: WOOL bales.
10. wine. gallons. 1.iae
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
MillssufYs- Micdiinga S17.5c6ae; bran, $ls
Hay-wnea.. ~.sce1i.ss: whea. and cat,
Gdle: best barley. Ea7.ss: alfalfa, Ms57::
Vegefahles-Cucumbers. t250aS: garlic.
new. +Qsc; green peas. Nso6L75; string
beans. s0.c per 10; tomatoes. n.1a1.S
plant. leQlzisc; chili green peppers. sal2s4c
Fruits-Strawberrieo. $46e. cherries 301
Soc; peaches Nul-5o; oranges. naveis, a. Is
H.
mon California lemons. S15ll Is: choiee Cali
fernia lemons, 81 50<I3; bananas. 8. spSia So
per bunch. pineappleS $s74 per dozen
Butter-Fancy creamery lie. do aecof,ds
l5dl6ixc. fancy dairy. i4sil4l1c: do seconda
l2nQ13i1c: picked. 1s1aUlSixc. firkia aS0
Ec.
CheeSe-New, Six6Sc, Young American.
N7Miac: Eastern. H4115c.
Eggs-Store, iSss1lSisc; fancy ranch, Il
4lsc.
Poultry-Turkey gobblere. l31l4c per ID:
turkey hens, l34l5c; old roosters. 81 5osi6:
young ROSTERS. EQk5o. small hroiiers. $50
g. large broiierA Asouo.5o. fryers $6gl:
hens. NQe: oid DUCKS. NoDNS- so geese. $.3
u per pa'f' Ola pigeons, NsS122.
Wool and Hops.
wooy-srrtnr. Nevada ,n7,a. r...~,
,rernx, sa5iars yaiiav D-aron sIsSsii-r M,
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Ge0tFnI 0o0tAu0na.
Receipts. * &c harress. experts,
las h&rvsta Asdsrnsesy active ard
steady esn~knx Arusr with wheat Winter
rsssnss. "a -ySs -. 90 sf-nsxhtn. ~ sB63 20
Nfrn~~osa patents, "a N13Afs
whsas~Receiess, ~ Is bosheas, expura
- ag hs1sssess Spot sssAAys Na & red
sssse. ssszss srs a, srrt~~ xsIs aAsaf. rs
J r%a sss&s. es~watoss No N1fsneyn Du-
lssfh. ssise "a b. anss@s and "a arrive. OPP
tees opAa6d steady villa CASs&6o. bus met
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO. May a4.-Wheat was bullish
from the start. but the bears made con-
certed effort to dislodge holdings and she
turned into &c decline during the first
two houre' trading Crop damage reports
began TO pour in from every direction. ac-
Bile for offerings tha bears bid prices up
rapidly. Reports d damage by rust In
Hungary caused reaction and the mar
ket closed within d fraction OF the top.
vanced TO 7fis17iNc. declined TO 7Nc, adj
vanced TO 7sA4fs1zc. and closed at ?5hc.
Corn weakened early on country selling
and favorable weather. but turned strong
near the close In sympathy with the ad-
vances In wheat. July advanced hc
Heavy receipts and poor cash demand
were against oats. july closed a shade
lower.
Selling by packers ewing TO the large
receipts OF hogs weakened provisions July
pork lost 31sd5c; lard. 547f1sc and ribs, 2i&c.
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a sas (; e 49,, ss :sssA 3 sas .r. e,
II. .sasered = q. q. 4A = as1H
80 ss" sss : : Sc s s. :5;; <
- saaktle. King county. WeaA1ugt
La nusa0es n block m4mAr & u -
osisina. town o. SiAnsy. Kfi1ap osnaty;
the soutswe3 coTnss OF - noFfASest
a 8 M. q ssssio1 : y so~naAe = ssfsh.
e block =. Knob nm Addission q tcwn q
Kent King county. Washington. aleo lots
n 2, q and Z. in block number y.
ranyss ADDITION 70 .o~n Of Kent, King
county. Washington.
Lots numbered and g. IN block number
=. OF original town % ciallam, Washing
ton. Also lon numbered J. /. and 3. n
block H. ~ original town ~ Ciaisasn-
Let's numbersa and !. IN block g. and
80 ana ~ Ia block s., Anacortes. WASH
The following Described tract. so-wis:
Beginning Is rods ncrsf Of the southwest
north. range east. thence running north
% feet: thence east 60 feet. more or ieHs
g tire rtzht-of-way Of the Puget Hound
feet parallel 20 ard along said r.rh;-of.
way. thence west 81 feet. more or ieas, to
the place 81 beginning. the same being %
Yeet on Front street IN town OF Kent. King
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
One sainele mill al North Bend. Wash
inEton, consisting of two hand shinxle ma
chimes. saws betting, nfty-horse power
engine and boiler. dry kiln OF about one
million shingles capacity, together with al
ApfurtsnanceS. situated on the SnoquaimSe
river. on the Seattle & International Rail-
way Company.
One steel burglar proof chest eomhsna-
ton lock- 74xi5 inches outside and 1lxlS
Inches inside measurement.
Office furniture, consisting Of desks,
chairs, show cases. counters and all other
Office fixtures.
Unpaid accounts for money due the mM
insciyent corporation aud the UNDERMINED
as receiver thereof.
y. r. VAN TUYL
Receiver OF Webb & Company. . Carpsra-
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARkEr.

@asss-Exrnrfs No esus. sesAcs Ne !
s'uastsrss assrr, milling. Ma. eaaa. "a. Ne
/ aiaessxs1- &C.
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torsssn suznne orders sAAs prsdpced = sharp
90 ssrsss "a Is - ss.ssas into : ssroax
a1vAnus 6aes4 On local covering ana
strsu9tA u the Ssoshwsa. Crop nevs W.
EsSsor BE sr. - a. sss sA
Nay 0ssosssc. closed H,.c: July Nao
80 l's s,s'si s ss sssa 49, 80
03c.
Hs2es-Fsrm
woei-Sseady
Coffee-opsiens closed quiet Sales $40
nASA Including May. SC. June. 81: Sepsena-
Der, s-sac. December, s,sac. Spos-RiA
dull. mild, quiet. but steady.
SuEAr-RAw, nrm; refined. Arm
The metal market continues Fat. News
VAS scarce and Of an Indifferent rurrort.
with prices opening firm and closed neuni.
nalty unchanged Az the close the metal
At III q: Lake copper dun. al sissA Soni-
nai, Tin dull, with SIS, IS bid and So IS asked;
lead quiet eu; steady, with SIS bid and
bid and $. asked The brokers price for
lead Is sEes and for copper $Ixs.
@ g g
BoasOn Ssoek Market.
BOSTON. May s4--Cgesing:
Boston 4 Mon ~ Parreit 49,. ..... q
f'0s'en q i'a''e. /"
LAVE STOCK AARkErs.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. May a-rhere was fairly
active demand fer cattle today at the re-
cent advance: fancy grades 4.sS9s.ss:
en ~ 500 go. - 8 80 <1 ...nrs s,,3
fss;ers usSs s.. h.,is rssst a. csW. ana
heifsrx. 81 ara Is: western fed steers N.0
w.. nexans SsEa. eaivss, S M. &c..
Of e149hc. fair to choice. s. Ssasst@.Ns heavy
g 80 - ~, mAs = ~, 81. = e
- * - s's"''~ i'ss' $3.50
s,,s aefs va me asaai assis se, demand M, TOT
nrsr,s shaar 81 -ssss Il sssrsrS. " asss
-ssc-sa. \. NJ. - SaSsr .s,.s
ped lambs, q; Ies. d saIssy S and us-
Rsce;ntsmf alta Il ~. hors = a.. 1hesn
i@ o~.A..
OMAHA. May Receipts. s.foe;
market stronger 10 lec higher; native oeex
steers, = S&k s.; western steers. 500 50:
49, . ssssrs - eans AND eeilsrs
lseos 49, ~ caves w.t. ouiss
Hc.s-Receiria. as.ooo: marke, shade T.
Sc lower: heavy. 81 00(1s 70: mixed. g. -
g. G2k; light O HG3 81: pirs 81 &S3 q
aheep- Receipts $50: market active ana
stronger: Wegfcrn rn,atfona 81 Mas a: stocE
sheep. eieSx. lamha' 4 SSS g
-
-
View Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. May 2A--Cottonr-
nxkTn xusfA
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington for the County Of
King In the matter of the eofAse OF
Edward l.. Ncrdhoff. deceased. No $3.50
In Probate. ADMINISTRATORS notice of
sale OF personal property.
Notice 10 hereby given that the under
signed administrative OF the estate OF Ed
ward l.. Nordhoff deceased. viii. at the
front door OF the Ron Marchc, az No. las
SECOND avenue In the city OF Seattle
county OF King state Of Washington. on
the n.t day OF May. 1879 81 the hour OF 10
o'clock A. m sell a. public auction 10 the
htrhess bidder FOR cash. the stock OF nrer-
chaneiise belonging 70 said estate. contain
"a in the establishment known ~ the Bon
Marche and situated AZ Mes las lea Sec
and sysnue and at Nos. iis ard III Pike
street, in the city 81 Seattle. and also the
seca wiIl Of IRE business there conduct ed
~ The aeceasnr al the time Of his death
ara Stree ther, hv the administrator
Dated this fsta day Of May. tSss
JOSEPHINE r. N0RDHOrF
Administrative Of he estate Of Edward L.
Nesahnfy. Deceased
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Tacoma May N~whess w1& sxA<s 20
4sy under the ese<ts ~ sNe holiday IN shs
k1xsS1 markets. C.gA. Sc, eiaassszA &C.
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Dairy Products
Cpn ne produce exchange today The ous
ter rsarket was quiet. Creamery. -2f15se
dairy, isEfsc.
Exgs~s1eady. Fresh, t3c.
cssese-ssea1y. Creamery, -. 1s2e-
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OFFICE OF c. @. NJ. vASCOUyE Err
Rarrarka Wash May Is lSs9 Sealed

OFFICE OF G. @. N, VANCOUVER
Barracks. Wash, May Is, 1898. Sealed
proposals I'm sripleafs, will be received
here until Ii q. m. Nav II, isss. and then
opened. for the construction Of the fob
lowing buildings AZ Fort Stevens. Ore
gon: barracks. 3 double Gets % ostl-
GERS quarters. administration building.
q. AZ stable. ~. G u. quarters. bake
hossse hospital. hospital stewards quar-
.srs Workshop, q. NJ and subsistence
ssorehosse. Information furnished at
thh office u. = reserves all right 70
reject or accept any ar all proposals ar
any mart thereof Envelopes containing
proposals should he marked: Proposals
FOR construction Of buildings at Fort
Stevens ovegon" ard addressed 70 nf~
dcrsssnea j. w Jacobs. {. = NJ
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
Department OF the interier. Office Of In
dian afYalrA washington. ID. C.. May Is.
1889 Sealed proposals viii he received
By thu commissioner Of Indian Alters
care Of 30 Second street. San Francisco
Cal, until o'clock p. M. Of "Wednesday.
June n. 1899 for furnishing for the In =
dian service. bacon. beans coffee. hard
bread. hominy, lard. mess pork, rolled
oats rice. salt. coarSe: sait. nne. sugar
ana tea, and other articles Of subsist-
tencs supplies. groceries. crockery. hard
ware. harness. agricultural implements
etc. nids uauss be made on government
hanks Schedules giving all necessary
inferxaaston fer bidders VIII be furnished
upon application 20 the Offices OF the
Chronicle and Journal Of Commerce ana
~ 80 Second street, San Francisco. Cal. !.
the Republican of Denver. Col: the Post
intelligence. Of Seattle. WASH: the Trih
uns, OF Sat- Lake city. Utah. the Morn-
in9 Oregenian. ana the Depot Quarter
master. T. q. A.. Portland. or. The right
h reserved to reject any and ali bids or
20 accept or reject any part OF hid
Bids will BE- opened ~ the hour and date
above named ana bidders are invited 10
be present a. the opening.
w A. JONES. Commissioner.
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n. q. IN. and mat SAID payment VIII be
made at the office OF said trustee i'm Seat
tie, Washington. This notice = given In
pursuance Of the option reserved Ia said
bonds and In Art. v. OF the said trust
deed
Interest on all said bonds Will cease on
said June END. isas.
SEATTLE STEAM HEAT & POWER
COMPANY.
BY w. :. CRAMPS. Manager.
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TO HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE
bonds OF the Seattle Steam Heat &
Power Company:
Motto. Is hereby given that the Seattle
on the 22ni day of June 1899 the follow
Ing bonds Of the issue of February list. 1895.
secured by trust deed Of said date given
by said company TO Dexter Horton 4 Co.
bankers. trustee, namely. bonds numbers
S. 8. T. T. 9. 10. II. L. 10. Il Is. 10, IL. Is. 10,
~ 81 o. g "a =, Is. 81. Is, q 90 81. 3D.
e. "a rs g. 81, IS. 80 10. a. ~ A. A. Is,
IS 81. ~, ~ 50. 81. sc. So. s.. IS, So. 81. IS.
So 60 81. Sc. g. O.. e., ss. 81, es. 50, 20 II,
~ n "a. Is, IS. n, -. -. %. 81. S. s., "a
S. S. ST. S. So 80 81. %. g. - IS. Sc. 81.