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I wish ali ladies to know that l am man.
aver of branch office fer the sale OF the
famous Balm 81 F'tSs. 4 remedy which will
positively cure ali forms Of female weak
ness without the aid Of physician. and
as proof of ita merits. Viii gladly give or
send anv lady one ssScert hex free. as
there is no case Of Painful Periods, Leucor-
rhssa Disbursements or Irregularities bat
what IL will cara. ThiS Is no ouack dee
tors medicine or hurubug. but Natures
own remedy for women. which restored
ne 70 health after all other means had
fallsxa. and is sn1orse3 by many Seattle Ia
dies IL win COST you nothing 10 convince
yourself Of its merits. md shall h-s pleas
"a 10 have you call or send a @-cent stamp
ard write yea tuI particulars Mrs. Caro-
lue Resa. Seattle. Wash, ~ Belmont ave
uue RFMEMBER~I2AI&M OF FIGS
CURES
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLI-NO
tice OF assessment roll OF Local I'm
provement District No. lss for the trr,-
proyement OF Fourth Avenue North. in
the City OF Seattle under Ordinance No
ol2e, ana hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No ls9. for the Improvement OF Fourt n
Avenue North by constructing sewer
therein from John Street to Aloha Street
under Ordinance No. 5f2a has been re-
ported By the Board of Public Works 10
the City Council OF the City OF Seattle
and IS now on file In the office OF the (.itv
Comptroller and ex-ofYicio City Clerk and
the same fs now open for public insuec-
tfuu at said office and will remain anen
for inspection until Monday. the 18Th ia y
OF February 1895 at go o clock o m and
all persons interested are hereby required
10 appear before the city council al n
session thereof to be held In the Council
Chamber in the City Hall, on said Is,h
day Of February, 1899 at T:ao o'cIork "a
m and make objections thereto AT said
time fixed the City Council will cor
slider any and all objections made ana
will make such corrections in said roll a a
IL deems Just. and will then by ordlna nee
approve such roll and levy and assrss the
amounts thereof against each parcel and
lot of land shown in said roll and aeclara
the same first lien thereon Said mat
ter may re adjourned 70 a later date 4,
ordered by the CITY Council
WILL III. PARRY
City Comptroller and ex-officfo CITY f.ie-.
% the City Of Seattle.
Date OF FIRST publication January q. 1894
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROII~No-
ttce OF assessment roll OF Local len
rrovement District No. KS for the Az
proycment Of the Alleys in Biocks fn,,r
a. five % and eight 81 Boren and Der.
ny'A Addition To Seattle in the i-gty 80
Seattle, under Ordinance No. 5Ifg ana
hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the asseas.
nrent roll of Local Improvement rIstvic,
No t*. for the improvement Of the Alice
In Blocks four "a. Ave Is, and eight ~,
Roreu and I,e0nys Addition 90 Seastl'
under Ordinance No. Sis has heen rsrcr,
ed by the Board Of Public Works ~ ~
city Council Of the City az Seattle 80 80
is now on tile in the office Of the Co.,
Comptroller and ex-officio CITY Clerk a,S
the same IL now open for pt,of5e i,1s,,,
tion At said office and will rernatrs -.
for inspection until Monday the $40 -.
OF March. lss. at si O'Clock n ~, -,
all persons Interested arr, hefasr re,,,,t ii
10 appear before IN. city ta.ines. -,
session thereof 10 be aeiJ IL. m, coo.
Gil Chamber in the City Han 81; said So,
day 81 Narcn, $50 at ~ o'clock n IN
and make objections thereto a, S@tS
time 80 fixed the City Council viii. ronsts
or any and all objections made ans: ..sii
make such corrections an sntd roll :. =.
deems las,. and will then hv ee,gas,sa-,,'shA
apGroys such roll and levy and assess ~.
amounts thereof against each u.rp.I 60
isst Of Land shown in said roll and Co.,
tAn So me q first lien thereon @as9 49,.
ter may bs adjourned 70 Il later das. !,
30 ordered ~ the City Council. -
WILL II. PARRY
City Comptroller and OK -Oslcso civ f,In-
ns the City OF Seattle
Date Of first publication January y 1ssa
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her arst trip ~ Skagwzy this season from
here February 8
Henry Jackson has withdrawn hi steam
e. Idaho from tbs Seatfte-Is2rhse-Towns
enc run Tsas vesses viii be laid ~ In
a~sn4tesy- The steamer Prosper il the only
craft SsfI on THAT route.
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.rsa rao~r NOTES.

Steamer raftege Ss1v VIII sail ~ Skag-
way ar . c'rla1E shis morning
Steamer Atsee Gertrude Yesterday ssifssF
ep ias t'ea~fsfs= SUa 70 Gamble an3 pnrs
Townsend. leaving here NJ u Lock A. TTs
Steamer Ftusgsf~alft s.ll he dur frar, Sss
Efane $50 Hexf f'rs4aS Size wlst ssst On
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CITY NOTICES.


possls will be received by the undea(nel
secretary OF the board Of public uQ1b q
the city of Seattle Up 20 o'cso1t = Z.
Thursday, February 2. 1889. for - t.
provement of Republican street, ~ ~
publican street and other eoQ11Ee4
streets, avenues and alleys by coQu114
ing a pipe sewer along said streets tofNea
said points. together with all n11uns
openings. wyes. manhcles. iamphce ~
tilators. flushing tanks and catch nee1
as provided by ordinance No. - Usah
ing local Improvement district M Il -
in accordance with the Plans ~ ~
fcations now on file in the ooce q y
board of public works.
Each bid must be accompanied " = -
titled check. payable to the or42 = ~
city comptroller. for n sim not - -
Ave co per cent. OF the bid. nd = y
will be considered unless accomueyN
said check.
The successful bidder wifi be reqse1d y
enter into contract and furnta -
factory bond for the amount reQQaft
the city charter and the laws o. u -
Of Washington. within ten days No. y
Ing notified OF the award a tn eoeess
TO him: failing to do no. tae saA 81
and the amount fixed therein VIII y y
feited 10 the city. No person - @zeas
as bidder who has within tn ~
prior to the letting OF said costraA -
default I'm pay:ac~t OF any tfa -
for any work or labor performs e q
skill or material furnished pWsN
any sacf, contract "a herein adye11ek
who within said two years failed = -
plete any such contracts.
Special attention IL called 70 ani0e y.
OF the city charter as now II foFo n1s
ing to 'hours Of labor" an 70 49,
viii. section ~, subs. ! and ! fei&A
bonds and sureties.
The board of public WORKS eesesvs
right to reject any and al hM
Proposals must be Endorsed on enveS
'sBids for Republican streee ses0 =
rrovemens"
By order If the board OF QuAHc woM
FRANK OLFSONs Escrefx
Date OF first publication, 1ansfhsy y =
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Better Health
Strmser Nerves.
PHYSICAL Emery.
Strensfh, Endurance,

Naa knew year reed 80 tsyee TAis uees
exists es eysgY aauS. Me]sIfssias sre aant
fer 1Ae Suites - 5sfe netAasA disease IL
lara rE ~ thgsr Ff'->3 ss,Fagi2A "a af-
fese7zsA f,sewyssat lsvi SyS5sess~sa. eatarvh.
}s3s hey aast amt = rure En- y ea3's - "a
sssi3s. 1f>-2ssse }hss great medicines ysxr,e gs
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SAN FRANCISCO Arrived GATH Br str
Wellington Departure RAY Sailed srhr
Daisy Rowe tocs Ray. str EmpsYa. Coos
Rav. str Fl,sntolit. Seastis. ar weqott
Yaaulns RAv. srhr GER. Cos Ray.
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NOTICE TO CONTRAC.TORS-Not iu
hereby given that sealed proPoan y
be received by the undersiene1 - y 7
OF the board 81 public WORM = !
city OF Seattle. up To 10 c'cloek :
Thursday. February 2. 1893. fof g y
huIance FOR the health deparfmeet y
ambulance 70 be modern ana Co.
In every particular.
The said bids will he sfssnas'fd g !
rity council. who reserves TIE rignt Y =
tect any and an bids. =.
Ey order 81 the board ef punllc - -
eecefsy
Date Of first publication Jannafs "a =
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DEARBORN
PRINTER
l0luN9 HM0lNGl
roR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

FoR OVER FIFTY YEARS.
Ar Osa ard Wei. Tried Remedy Mra
Winslows Soothing syrgy flas 9sen sre4
fer ever Fifty Years ay Millions % Moth
err .o- teesr children xefss Tsesh.ng. wtta
rsrfecs szersss- Il snethes ms CHA soft
ers the Cams alssys nj pain e$xrgs ~ md
Cote arr. - tae best remedy fSr D.4r~NSe
sd hs 3TuEks e sserS part e ~
wSr.a Pc SETe snA ask sor Mrs WIS
lows Sasthsnx Syrup, ard lake nc ether
k.1a-
TWENTY-FIVE Cents . Bottle.
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isa-s{ reT>eFt- AAx}NaHa TEMPERATURE .
sYlnssHt Ia fEfgFss zzs2Fa. a. WlesG tsEtss.ssrss
SszrS, -: ssafhur ygssuY
GkoAsas \. SALISBURY.
S~ets0n Iatss~.e.g " easier fs&vszal.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Rara,hl.T-
aEa street East Republican Street ara
other connecting streets avenues 80
alleys sewer Improvement
Notice IL hereby given that sealed nr,-
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MARINE on>rRy srio>s.

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lis3vsAs ia ssiS hAY.
PORT CREss- Knit. Jar p ! a.
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rts sDl-<
CteAI.5-AN. gks e. = ns.-~xsaAa fA1a.
cAsfn- Ns - " tE ~ sa~an rs t7sv ssss
EGkSr -ANtsAsIk-S. Ssss- y I = r.
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NAHt<t, NEsM :.

Cloudy. calm In the hay hk II. 7. Che
ney and 81 Mont g0mery shire.
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
FoRE.G Asst FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Or. jar 81 tSs9.
ss,eaacna, nan.
T. DEPARTMENT OF AgRfGtft~
TUnE. WEATHER Hk KEAU.
DAILY hull TIN
Seattle. wash JAN, "a lSga
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THOSE Table a'Hote inncheons at the
Pa{nter-6srand hotel are fast becoming
very popular.
DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. synecoiogAt.
"a Hinckley block
pp RfpRp ra< returned
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VESSELS ON PUGET SOUND.

in
loading andd
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LEGAL NOT1CE&

IN THE SUPERIOR Court 0E -
sfate az washington. In ard
county % King. ~ the fr,As6 -
tatr az George II. HelIbrsn
Notice &c creditors 70 pffsem s's'
2.202 -
Notice IL hereby given that AFT
having "A claim agairsi ne ~ -
George n Hebron. or agsfnst -
ruunlfv az George n. and Adsiasds -. -
brnn rs wife. present slsea clS -,
one year from the date OF tiis ns 9 -
;fon Of this notice stated heioN = -
the executors below narsea. ~. - -
vouchers far the came. oiHeFWsse
VII be barred rrrzra
'f.o- r. IA s''' ExsGs
Seattle. Wash. January.
IN THE SUPERIOR couKJa - e
State ~ Washington, ~ - y -
county ~ King. In the mn.sS. -
tate % Horaiig Hathaway. go
sice 10 creditors 10 prsssns
> s -
Note Il hereby giyen thai -
having a claim against me 80 -
ito Hathaway, deceased g -..0 -
community Of Horatlo ard - ~
away. his wife present sa'sl - ro113e
ore year from the date OF fns ~
ton Of this notice stated pess ..a,S -
rnsnisfraf0r below n9usen - -
vouchers for the same, otn
claim wit, ss barred $1,000
HERMAN CHAPLIN. 49, -
pcs:ca Nso
Seattle. wash- jan isea
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

DIR. KfBBE has returned.
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0ccA'N Pills ARE tas seEs z..es~sf1easr
.@s.ss al SsgsagseE@ -.
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A fins miawinter musicale n First Meth
oisst church promises great treat this
evening. adv
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-03

alunlgsiae some srabflng, and t1fitller he
repaired. Not having even strength
enough to search for litter for a bed, he
threw himself down on the ground and
fell into broken sleep.
He awoke in the early morning with
pains and aches shooting all over his
body, but with mind clear enough to
appreciate the eXigencies of the situa-
tion. Ho must be up and away before
the sleuthhounds could scent him. He
dragged his unwilling limbs out of the
shed and gained the highway But now
the want of food was beginning to tell
heavily upon him, and his legs almost
refused to move. Long before he reach
ed Cracoe he was overtaken by coal
cart. He hailed the driver aud asked for
lift. The man looked at him doubt
fully, but the offer of coin produced the
desired effect. Lying full length on
sack on this top of the Goals, Fenton
spent the next hours in dazed, witless
condition. The drivers destination was
Kilnsey, and there his fare was turned
adrift. Here Fenton determined to have
something to eat, for without food he
felt it would be impossible to go farther.
He staggered into the village inn, which
stood invitingly near. Suddenly look
Of terror overspread his face and he
turned sharply off the main road. He
had seen policeman enter. A police.
man in that old world place! What was
he doing there? To his distorted vision
the man was already making inquiries
OF the innkeeper, and the carter would
be there in minute to add his link to
the chain Of evidence that was gradual
y being forged around him.
Fear galvanized his stiffened limbs
into action, and down that lonely lane
Fenton pelted with blind hurry with
or ne knew not nor careo. 1ne squirt ala
not last long, and he soon dropped into
his old shamble. To make things worse,
the rain, which had been threatening
all day, now came down in torrents,
and the need of some place of cover
grew imperative. There was haystack
near-the only hope of shelter in that
bleak, inhospitable landscape-but be-
fore he could even reach what refuge
that afforded the pitiless rain had
drenohed him to the marrow. The
whole of that wretched afternoon Fem
ton sheltered there, sometimes doing.
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The man looked at me doubtfullv

The man looked at me doubtf,.lly.
more often terribly wide awake, wet,
cold and hungry. When dusk came, he
ventured forth again in questof food
and lodging, which he must have il he
wished to keep mind and body together.
He struggled on for couple Of hours,
covering little ground, although strain
ing every nerve. There were lights of
homestead in the distance, for which
he made without even attempting to
concoct likely tale to account for his
appearance, but fate was dead against
him. The rain had ceased now, but it
had left the ground thick with slush,
through which the weary fugitive strug-
gled like drunken man. The lights he
was making for seemed ever to recede
like will,o' the wisps, and Fenton grew
dimly conscious he could not reach
them.
There was no other building at hand,
no roof to shelter him, but he could go
no farther. His legs refused to move,
his head was bursting, and with cry
OF awful helplessness and despair he
sank down upon the clammy ground, at
last unconscious of all his woes.
1t was two days afterward when Fen
ton regained consciousness. When he
opened his eyes, he was in strange
bedroom. He gave feeble cry Of sur
prise, and, as if in response, an old
dame appeared at the bottom of the bed.
'Thank God, ye've come round at
last. I thought it wer' all up VII We
once. But doan't ye talk now. Just ye
drink this and goa to sleep. rs master
will tell ye all about it when e comes
'oam.'
With sigh of contentment Fenton
did as he was told.
When next he opened his eyes, they
fell upon familiar form. There by his
bedside was the burly farmer who had
travelled with him from Willesden!
Fenton could not repress cry of aston
ishment. The farmer seemed to enioy
his surprise.
"Aye, lad, it's one of the curiosest
things liver 'eard of. said sGoodby'
to ye at Manchester, and nivver thowt
OF seeing ye ag'in, and two days after.
ward / finds ye in my three acre pasture
in pretty fever. knew'd ye at onct,
although ye'd changed yer togs and
shaved yer mustash. Ye've been in
trouble, lad. 1 could tell fro yer raw
ings. But nivver mind. No ones heard
'em but me and t. missis, 'cept our
Jeames, who helped me to carry ye in;
and I've squared Jeames not to let on"
"What did l say?" anxiously asked
Fenton.
"Ye talked strange lot of stuff,
lad, abaht girl-thear's generally
woman at bottom of noast things; and
ye seemed to be terribly fond of this
un. And then ye called out 'Murder!
-ay, Murder' and spoke of a glass
dagger, or some such Stiffness. Then We
seemed to be running away, and it was
as much as the three of us could do to
hold ye in the bed. -
Fenton started up excitedly. Good
Godl' he cried. 81 am lost!"
Lay ye down ag'in. lad," said the
farmer. pushing him back with rough
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If You Are Going to the Pacific
HnnSn

Don't complete arrangements until you
have secured information regarding the
personally conducted excursions to San
Francisco, Los Angeles and Portland
via the Union Pacific. These excur-
sions leave Chicago, Minneapolis and st.
Paul every Thursday, and Omaha every
Friday in elegantly upholstered Pull
man Tourist Sleepers; illuminated by
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point to destination. Prompt and salts
factory service. Many hours quicker
time than anv other line
For full particulars call on or address
j. w. TURTLE,
401 Walnut Street.
Des MONIES, Ia.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-09
Clearwater Strike.

Il. W. Oliver, who, as stat ed in
Yesterdays ISSUE was called to the
Clearwater country by a mysterious
message, has returned with his
pockets full of rock. The samples
are rich in free gold. He is reti-
cent as to the exact location OF the
new strike, but it Is believed to be
close TO the Gold Stone or Grass
Roots. He promises further reve-
lations later. fl.t.l tg,is a sls@li
All the properties that are being
worked around the Wayeriy.
Dewey, st. Patrick, Evergreen and
Goldstone, claims, are said toEbe
showing up fine. Mr.. Oliver III of
the opinion that this country viii
develop into a hot rival to Che
Hump this summer. a...'l
Mr.. Oliver brought III an other
sample from the Evergreen aud
will have it assayed. This shows
up free gold also. james Bishop
has a half interest in this claim.
Messrs. Oliver and Dave assem-
berry having a bond on the other
half. - tse,a fltf5s1
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-09
CRIPPLE CREEK COMING.
The Mining Population of Col
orado Coming This Wav.

A party of Cripple Creek pros
pectors pulled into town last night
with an outfit of horses and pack
animals obtained below. There
were seven in tbs crowd, namely:
Messrs. M. ID. Whelan, M. Me-
Breen, Pat McGinnis, James
Hutchinson, T.. c. Hargraves.
johnson and Swan. As.
They expect to prospect the river
and work their way to the south
side of the Hump, following the
snow-line as it recedes towards the
summit. Rsfi tai
s. The above mentioned prospec-
tors bring word that another party
OF four are on their way to Grange
vile and should reach this city to-
day or tomorrow. With them is a
brother of Representative Johnesse.
This confirms the view expressed
by former prospectors from Colo
RADIO that the population of Cripple
Greek is liable to migrate zen
to Grangeville this sum-
mer. HH3
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s:,x' E.: :;1 F; : III: ;a'I &,

using~both pipe and food and are
progressing finely.
Work will at once begin on Mil
Ter creek placer ground under the
management of Mr., Keyps former
ly Of Tip Top mine.
William Lagem, a late arrival in
town, repprts much enthpsiasm
over the ldatlooki M fhes Buffalo
Hump and Nallick districts.
Pete Williaps who is now loca.
ted on Chitrun creek, q tributary
OF Salmon, reports that he has
made some fine locations down
there this spring and has had a
number of assays made with fair
returns in gold from each sample.
Four. men and, four horses ar
rived here this morning directfrom
Grangeville over the road and
found the road in much better con-
dition than they expected, Also a
party Of six men came UP. from the
salmon river today and bought a
supply ofgrub.. .,...1ta,,s
A new location was msde. on The
slope Of. Meadow creek by r. Will
liams and G., Wright, of Florence.
The Claim is called the .Hontlalula
and has an eight-foot ledge and an
average assay Of 1925. Pretty
good for Florence. I'VE believe
Florence will yet be- wonderful
camp as all properties are showing
up better as they go down, on them,
Hanse Hagan, proprietor. of the
Miners hotel, is again on Salmon
river buying cattle. He IS expec-
ted home III "a COUPLE ~ days with
alarge meat supply, az there are a
great many passing through here.
headed for the Hump and Mallick
"oiiiiHSnso'Hi ahl indi i,a1eI
All who are well acquainted with
the country say this is by far the
most practical route ana tie most
feasabie place for outfittingJ The
snow is fast. disappearing. a.
Freight teams, will he coming in
within 10 days aud supplies then
can be purchased as cheap ;.s else
where, as Iour; merchants are salts.
led with a reasonable profit. 1
..-f .,t .t...t,..sa SUBSCRIBER. II I
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-09

5..f From Fridays daily. EF hlat
Mrs. l. N. Smith, Of Mt. Idaho.
is visiting in Spokane
s'ea Lewiston must be ENJOYING a
lengthy, lingering, spring. We'd
ncsday's Patriot was issued dated
May 80! III
The land oftice business at Lew
is@ for tfie II nth s,of Nav was
1t Aolnest6 edafi liSgs and 76 anal
proofs. wT1ie receipts were 81
963.11. T't
asssgsgssh ~ tesnsse,n Adams ms.
camp. He sfates that the trail to
the Hump is open from that point
andsthat ilaages4uhntities Of pro-
visions are going through daily. 81
Dell Butterworth, one df the
+ Qr4ginal owners Of the Big, Buffalo
group d ndiifes, ] Is expected in
saaas o TIE 1890 ssy rsss'Es bis
The lai.es Of the. tenderloin are
We II. ~ n have xhikena the mud Of
dran9eville from their shoes, and
81 xsS4 II. ;szs-8ss> 55assxs = - SSt4