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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-22
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bGrte emf, rpie Semaub bon ibr agte: y8ei'm
Simmel! gle iia aeidmiuftl" rSa,n rief fie
entriifet, pnber nur bonn Simmel geidminftI"
Die 8Stbe Der 9siunbbeit fdrbte ibre Baus
gen, bic in Der Tra9t Der 8oie unb Der ellie
prau9teu. unb oenpo6 ihien bieie fd6He
Dame, emf otiHn uno bluB, nit einem trode=
men feudenesn 9ufen, ytadt9peiB uub
leidtenl Slutipnden oaau nuserleieu, oas
@rob Saptnoiiatisen su fiilleu. Hads
benz fe Sunberte bon Dollars on aerjte be-
3ublt battle, obne 9iilfe sn fiubeu, periu6te
fie es nit 8r. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" balo fielte fiG cine eutidiepeue
geiisrups elm, unt in penigeu Oiouateu mar
fie tpieber idDn uuo rOfs, elm Bib Der &raft
uub @eIunbbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-22
SfSnt,t @nlfabtfd,s itrthriI.

Bilfesbarr Ya., 81 WdrB. = Oar
N0rber Noam SoIfaOitt, bsfieu ptaridtung
uuf ben 3. apriI feftSeiett If, murOe beutl
teuudridtigt, baB ft Der gesuabisuu9s,
@eri6tebof setpeigert babe, in ieiuem isale
eiu;uidreiten. Gr eriudte fofort, bag Elm
Erietfsr 3u ibm Seididt wsroe, nm ibH auf
ben Sob por3ubereiten. @r miu nidt, blB
irgeub pslfje Seriude sema6t perbeu fol
len, nm cine umpuubIung Der Eobesfrafe in
lebenslGnslife 3u4tbausbaft Al beuertfel=
lieeu, Ionbern 3teht ben Sob am 9aIgen Dor.
Der bauptiabli6e Grunb fir oieIe Stims
mnns beffebt in Der uutreue Der Trau bes
BernrtbeiIteu, Delte lett ieiuer leberfabruu9
nit eiuem auoeren Wanue Iebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-22
GIT Ghre1t res &niiers ssflheI,,t.

0epsgort, 81. Rar;.-8ie bieftgsn
8eutideu bielten bsute 4benb eine @sodat=
uisfeier gu @bren bes Saiiers gSilbelm in
Der DStetunaps 6alle." I6t5. SaT[ S9ur3
NOR her Sauptreoner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-22
Sate'S @oaeletEtr.
&5bere Staatsbeantte aaaebIfd1 tn bic Afz
fatre pertoi6eIt. a gSaiTcr anf Die rspubIt=
fantfdbe 9dbIe. - lleberraId5enoe GnbiiIs
Iut1Qef; nftoefftn0fdf.


2OuisOiGle, 3d., 81. UtGr3.-9er ges
trag Der bonn Staatsihasmeiter Gate oeriib.
ten 9efraubationeu ift bis iest nod ni1t feft.
9ef1eut, miro fi4 ie6eG i9perlid inter
$3.50, 900 be3iffern. SeniatioHeue Depei9en
ans Der Staatsbauptfaot ipre9eu iOsar BON
$500,000. lleber ben Serbleib be8 Shabs
retfers Gate III MIR befannt, oas er lesten
Srettag Ibenb bon bier nod Cincinnati ab=
rsiffe Inb iettbem ueri6punbeu III. WfaH
uermutbet, oaB er BON bort iiber Buffalo mad
Canada flit6tete. Die &epublttaner lubilt.
rem iiber bic @utreduug Der Seruntreuungen
uno behaupten, bie,elben rpiirben ibuen bel
Der nddfeu StaatsDabl gum Sisge uerbel=
fen. Die Stebf6ble i'm Gaasmeiifer Biz
reau lieferten ben 8etueis, baB sie oemotras
tiide Staatsre9ieruns burG unb bur6 morid
unb corrupt iei. Gin tonanaebeuoer &epud=
lltaner iagte beute: ygls Gate ieiu Nult an,
irat, tplren 81 300, 900 in Der Safe. SsBt
ift er fort, unb bus @eIO ebenfalls. @omz
rr1entare fRb iiberf fliiitg. Die SaGe oitttte
Der bemofratiiden Bartei cine hetliame gebre
ertEeilsn, iebenfolls aber tpiro fie bic Repubz
Iifaner 3H neuen ereraiheH 4uftreagun9ett
betuegen unS oiele ebrIife Senlo!gaten oer=
onlafeu, iih bon tbrer Bartet loSjuiagen.
gBenH mir ui6t ihon bel Der YrafoeItenz
tpabI i'm nddfeu Ssrbfie Sentrdp auf Seite
Der rcpubIitaniiden Staateu fteuen, 10 miro
man GauS aepib bei Ger nd4fsH Staatspabl
ron ms bGren."
GIN bieiises WIoreenblatt per8ffentli8t
uGdfsben6e 9epeide aus SrantfOrt: u@r.
faunItGe gntbHlluusen peroer in Iusftt
eeilelt, iubalo bie PritIuug Der Briuat= 0otn-
mente bes eutflobenen Sdnbmeifers beeuoet
ID. Wie uerIautet, gebt aus nenielben Der
oor, oaB Sate ueridtenenen b0beren Staats,
Seamtsn @eIber obue ale Siderbeit aus Der
Staats Safe Iieb -iO /. .. iou er eiHem
ebslnaIigen 9ltdter bes AppeuatOHsgertats
5000 ge9eben baben. gs fpiro anaeoeutet,
6aB mebr, als elm Unun nm 0a8 DefiSit in
ber Stuots. Safe tpuBte, uub baB ieHe 2eHte
Safes 6iudt ueranIabten. @S fteht it6rt'
gers feft, oaB Der @Ouoernenr gu elmer 9rttub=
Iidsu lEteriuduus Der au8eIeBeabett ents
i9lOfien it,"
(spGter. )-Gu6itor Setuitt tbeilt nit, bic
&eruntreuurg Sote'S beltefeu Iidl aEf itbsr
$4,000 uu0 auf nitIt gang 100000. Die
@eIetgebuus bat Elm Smpeaament Serfabs
rem gegen ben S6aBmetiter begoHneH uuo
eiren Bedding augeuommen, welter etue
SeIobrung BON $4,000 auf bic Ssfaabme oes
Slii9tlln9s auslett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-22
@in perttnaIii6ter @mtarantems :. q

nomiug, Sut., 81. Ndr6. - Gin
neflifl fubren6er@migr granten3ug Der o@raaO.
Gruntz8obn" colltbirte beute friib etne Weile
6aItd Don bier nit etnem aubersn 3uge. Ser
2oscmotipftihrer bas erferen 3ugS muroe am
8opf oerlett, unb siu 8r-mler erlitt eineH
9eiub,uh. Son ben BaiiagiereH, 9r6Btens
tbeiIs 9entide uub DGnen, Die na4 SajnOi5
ober nnbereu @egenben reS g8eftens uaters
pegs finb, trusen abt bis 5ebu @iieoerbriihe
ober ionfiBe SerlesIu8en oaoon, ieoo4 tAm
N!emano INNS 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-22
gilete auf allse St8em, an0 aaf oen 1ttasttrtsgs
sdbneusit8en, ,tno swr 8aafe1r bts etniGlteSs
Gd) oem 26. 0tars satttg.
10 3toe In jeOer )1id0tun0 70.

Yar gSasgons aaf aen Seu, w 1T bic Gm>en atton
10 IL r rIb unb y 10 5r IGmttass beaHen Sue
nn 8ireau r8aIm Balm" Gfe Der 8lEt
etraBe Rr 23O eHbsgrnaopa 1892. gseR
Baltimore. gtrabe unh gamben Sanm IN babem 7O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-22

geit24 Stunben bate er fein Huge seihlofien, elm
uRcufborIidber Suhen nerineudte allen S9aI. -
Setue G6Defer bolte cine TlaIhe Or. SUNS ~9u>
ften>Sprup" In Der noheu apotbee, CAB tbm sne 20.
fis; oer Sufen Iote il, uno Elm erriihenoer Snlai
mar bic SSolee,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-22

Die neneRen Srnnses, BIiiid1s unn GpIn
rahmen fur SpiegeI utin Silner fabrisirt
&iIheIm gdbarht, 1T. 845, @eHsSalti'
aspreHraBe. (246,u.i.S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-22
g e o 6 q ~ = e y 90 ID
8rQmeret,

BeIAtr. .sapeHas. ,....... SGItt1sssss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-22

Cine einSige 25se entssiFIoite pon BEN berdhmten
-Sal0oiiensSel" fptrb in nieIen sie bic 3Htrsoens
heit in Der nmilie tuiebeT bereen, tHeeR es ioiort
aopts eeer .3abupe5 pertrei6t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-22
so. Gonsrsk. Grite Situag.
RtrreSialten eeaett SeHtEG1tano
ttao ssrattfretb+

Snfpsftton ses satn export bsittmnttsn Slet>
itles nnc geseeItanes gIeBressIa fiir
Discrimination aeaen @mertfa. - 9te
borgeiGIaeeme geniiuairune boa &ranz
feutp6rterinaea. - Mrbeiter BtuS tpt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07
- 800 9
A WOsnntt's ID CJNcry.

"hnothor wonderful discovery has
been inside and that too by a lady in
this county. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
rhe withstood its severest tests. but
her vital organs were undermined
and Geath seemed imminent. For
three months she coughed necessarily
and could not sleep. She bou hit of
us bottle of DR. Mugs New Dis
covcry for Consumption and was so
much relieved Oh taking first dose
that she slept all nig ht and WITH one
bot le has been miraculuusly cured.
Her name ia Mrs. Luther Lutz
Thus write w. &. IIamrick e Co. of
Shelby, n. C.-Get q free trlal TO, tie
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07
DR.. W. R. Clifton,
DENTIST WACO, TEX.

a i parties who hold accounts against
H. EXAMINER Publishing company
H. rcouesic to file them al the bus
,sess office with the bookkeeper, oc-
howl simply a position of trust.
NJ are not authorized to pay them,
Nm desire to know III what position
Ne Office has been placed, You can
ose nothing, and We may be able to
.yentualiy recover something for
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07
Superior 'gcat.

Wheeler, Lylham " Co. keep in
jhair stall the beef OF the Waco
Dressed Beef COMPANY, which has
been kept in refrigeration unul all the
animal heat has been extract d. II
the CT liens of Waco I'll only use it
once they VIII use no other, IS it is a
wei known fact that the beet furnish
Cd il the large hotels of the ca. is
superior simply because 1t has been
kept in refrigeration. The trade sup
piled d orders elected.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07

At the last term OF court jim Reno
was convicted OF house stealing and
has been lying in jail pending the
result of his appeal to higher court.
A few days since he sent for County
a ,torney Blair and told him that Ii
he would get him pardon from the
governor that he would make q
sworn statement that would break
up regular band of sl)og d cat lie
and horse thieves. Capt. Blair did
not promise out received his confcs-
sion and upon the strength OF it or
dcred the arrest of Joe Thomas, Sam
Andrews and Henry Guvnes. Reno
says their method of dealing was to
have bills of sale signed by suppos;-
tituus negro. IL Is said that there is
a beautiful young LADY to play part
In the romance, but this is but rumor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07

This conveniently located hotel is
AGAIN open tor business, alter being
closed for . brief period. Mr. W. d.
Parish, OF Temple, having re ted the
hotel nnd fixtures, sunday, threw 1t
opeu to the public. There is no more
conveniently located hotel in the ty,
mad seventh, near two lines eff street
cars. 1t commands the attention of
the travelling public aud of business
men genera ~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
lRast the grocer.

Rast the grocer.
IN Waco laundry is the best.
" AGO Steam Laundry is the best.
M For fine stationery 90 to Hill Bros
Go to the Waco Steam Laundry.
4xs OYSTERS On the half shlll at the st.
Charles.
Oysters and fish in all styles at the
Et. Charles
u Deposit your dimes and dollars
with MaJticld.
4 Shadows of Great City, at the
Garland tonight.
Ladies strapped rubbors at sleeper,
gClifton ~ Cos.
2s Mems strapped rubbers at Sleeper,
Clifton K Cos.
a Oridonto for the teeth. For sale by
IN. A. williamson 4 Co.
Ladies and mems arctcs at sleeper,
Clifton 4 Co.'S.
M Maydold allows interest on depos-
& Its OF ten dollars or more.
|s DR., Il, l.. Monroe, dentist, ~ Aus
An Ave, bet Seventh and Eighth
'ls Hill Bros carry the handsomest
INC Of stationery III the market.
,A Mems rubber boots at Sleeper, Clif-
ton a Cos,
Handkerchief extracts a specially
sS.al &. L Spooner q Co.'S. drug store.
;S The spring trade opened. Levine
M ros, have opened the spring ttade
M Go to the Garland Tonight and see
ne Of the finest things, so far, this
Mason.
R Old papors II TIE EXAMINER Of
ass I'M al ~ eats hundred or $3.50 a
4 orsshd.
N )..uonto imparts frag GRANGE to the
ss9eath, For sale by W. a, William
Sseoh " Co.
Private boarding NJ 4l5 Washing
Rh street, between Fourth and Fifth,
Inv Mrs. b. A, Crisp
OthorS come and 90 but Jackson,
" Photographer, is one OF Waco's
Wrnanent institutions.
s The u Jacobs hotel which was sold
~ by The sheriff viii be rc-opeued III
ssleW day by Mr. Parrish.
", Ocidoeto blautlies and lmpr yes
n tecth For sale by w. a. " IL
Smmsou * Go.
s Buy your meats from j. c, CCia-
sssI 5 central market aod be happy
Nm ~ Nl.lo VI the year loos.
II. C0WpiicAfed watch rrpalriug "A spec
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07

~ Mr.. D. H. DoWdy, formerly with
HoSgMl bros, gays that iii his opinion
'Wha' the people want is responsible
instrument; no matter from whence
Sweet Gum for W.l,u, - 20
pastry arrai,o, ments and SO, ~
be found with tho Waco M; a. !"
where y careful and cri,icoI l,., w"
ton of Pianos end ORGANS Is s'iio;
ted. Franklin. between Fop,+n a,.d
tith streets.
The silver Nroop restaurant,
mnvnd frrn Eronil,i, ' .tna', mas re-
west corner of the plszo ,nd Tbir4
street, adjoining Waco y ,tiono1 Ranl
The well-eeta6lished rcputation a.
this house WILDE kept M for II %o,,t
fare and courteous attention !,
possible. the general exec lien.
reliable old institution viii hn,
proved upon in its new and mont
quarters.
Our lou ,,,;cos o,,.,o.,4....,u
must he clnsod on, tn ,' r,TN y" n"nu
now GOOD. tLst ava vo,, any D'. . .UoiI lUl
we are ofler,no oil wNoI or,r r"0 "e!1
CARPETS VI fittS cents yo,d T..o "P tri.
Brussel scarp, Is at 80 60 md 81 coIt.
a yard, Body Brussels at IS cents
SANGER RX,THrHs
-, ,u.
ne IRON urolne "lho engine run
Whh ICES Wlhu ana arc more uurbDle
,,;Ii !, ~ -. E - 'a", , u"
,ada ~ tai,ndo 1a,.,i H. =
i'S, 0'II, ''1o' -, i oV
d. 0no "''' u, w.
pmol.ano Enroo ,n ni" 60 40 ,nn o lr
sure to be pleased.
Fashionable and tirst-class clothing.
gents furnishing Goods. hats. caps,
collars and cuffs. .tc.. etc, ut paljic
prices, at Mallory's I'D stard. I he
administrator is compelled to close
out the stock and VIII do 50 regard
less of cost or former prices. Don't
forget the place.
Webb. Ka.tner e. Mcberly are sur
pl iug Waco with the best beef she
has ever h.d from their two stands
one on the .quare and the other near
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07
XnnllXr 0IntlIA.

Just received, q full line OF new
spring pauers in zephyr cloths. all
cnoice fabrics. cANGEs Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07

We have just received q fun line Of
spring styles In Flax, Clark and + agg's
scards to which we invite attention.
SANGER BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07

The prettiest and cheapest line Of
embrolderies In the city AT
LEVINE BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07

Mothers cannot afford TO m Ike their
bows knoc-paut- when We are selling
ut Is and 30 cents pair.
| L.u-1AL ~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07

Gents furnishing goods at wonder
fully low prices fer mi week at
LEVINE BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-07

Late OF LlmQasas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03

Nhoie Dumbeff- -. f-.--4-.s SA.
The Central Committee al It's meeting a,
North Yakima had no means of ascertain
ing the representation that the new county
Of okanogan was entitled to, and therefore
only gave 1t one delegate. Since this APP
portionment was made ! am apparently
erediiably informed that the territory
composing said new county cast about
one half of the entire vote of The old
county of stevens, and the County Central
Committee OF okanogan County claims 70
he entitled TO oDe.half the combined rep
reSentaiion of the two counties. viz: FIVE
delegates. | therefore recommend that
the counties of okanogaa aud stevens each
elect three delegates, two to be entitled 10
In the Territorial Convention.
l also desire TO call the attention of all
County Committees and delegates 10 the
Territorial Convention to the following
resolution OF the Central Committee
adopted al North Yakima:
Rcso'red, That the Central Committee
recommends that hereafter each county
be represented by all the duly elected del
egates whenever possible for them to at
tend that in case of enforced absence Of
any delegate his PROXY shall be given 10 a
duly elected member Of his delegation
only; and this committee further recon
mends that this resolution shall apply 10
County Conventions as well as TO the
Territorial Convention.
5. BANTER. Chairman
A. ID. Al FRIDGE. Secretary.
Seattle, W T., July q. 1855.
Republican papers please copy.
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<f2fa9 -

A surpiGs Ct sIss - sstrEs 10 the
credit II the Pine and Ninth. jackssn
street extension. Bed and A@tison
street. sidewalk funds.
Clerk Forrest ~ars that q the sfes.-
ssesS Indebtedness. x5l IS - i repre-
<snset fy streets 81 whsch work Is Stlsl
IN progress. and therefore no fax levy
made. Taking this into account the
actual indebtedness Of the special
street improvement fEfes tisSs rear i
sTs.sS-se. or g go - less than the in
sfebsedness Of one year ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03
STEAM TUG FOR SALE.

7 ENGTH 70 FEET, BEAN 20 fEETs
extra strong, IL the feli Of 1871, and Il nov
iD first class condition for Immediate -.
VICE She is fitted with one rempsune
boiler, built By McAfgee Of ran ffaafisce -
the year of 1881: diameter NJ fcs', ienqe
1875 feet: three furnaces, ica inch fn1e
aud steam chimney Inaln steam and feee
pipes of copper one Enrfare con1ehslnx
engine. 2esineh diameter 81 eylindrr q
A-inch stroke. Improved Blske All sne
.cireulating pump, fitted Ia 1881; Also sissn
capsiau.
The above steamer was built witn WI
large frame. has been well cared fsf ana =
ready for immediate service. She wa
sold cheap, the owner having other bs.
ness to attend 10. For fun psrsru's
apply TO MORAN bh,r
jvesmi -sattle. ". ..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03

This viil BE the nctsiaI cost Tor 3
paid department, exelndfBg the rur-
chase OF horses ard the necessary cest
Of making the change both Ia appa-
ratu@ and hDases. which would
amount the FIRST year TO the additional
sum Of S2sze. Let il be understood
that the salary paid only conteIupda'ss
tte drivers. filserman and engineers
a. permanent force ON hand: the
Others are call fnea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03

W K Forrest. clerk of the city,
makes an exceedingly interesting re-
port
THE gEsrLAg FrSDs-
From his showing the city, road,
fire, gss. cemetery and water funds
had outstanding against them June 1.
isS7. warrants to the amount OF
x55iS q. and warrants were drawn
upon them during the year TO the ex-
tent OF SID ,2i5 g., and in addition in
terest was paid 10 the amount OF
$50 81 To Offset all thi, there was on
hand June /, ISL, <9.5E2 os. and re-
ceipts during the year aggregated
si39. los - The result OF these oper-
atoms favored the city to the extent of
S3U LIS -. which amount added to the
surplus OF s;.059 Is in the treasury
last year makes the supius of this year
81 $50 90. In other words, the in
como OF last year was made 10 pay all
bills, wipe oui the last yesfige OF debt,
and nearly So 90 were laid away flor
a rainy day" or any iother eontin-
gency.
On the ist of June the funds had to
fhefr credit the sums bf.uW named
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03

Dak, Aaz
Tor. Ges,rn
u the ind
ilnp M
sssen Of q
, ask forth
part Of -
Guided v
} shapeie
y II left gu
retained (
action haf
VIII Srois
" on the
ned thrDt
Thnrn
,stunslafy /
FDs iueosY
not he
~ acres q
ianti has
IL isthoil
owssrt, III
i The iat
b Of intsn
b. siyeu
gail 81 or
ion In n
y assessed
D have A
Of the es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03
Call For Republican Convention

Dr RESOLUTION OFT REPUBLICAN
ID Territorial Central Committee 81 =
meeting thereof held NJ North Yakima on
March !. Issss It's chairman was suthoTiEed
TO uarie the date OF holding the Territorial
Republican Convention 70 he held al
Eliensourg. Pursuant thereto said Con
yenfian j. hereby called 20 BE- held at
Eiielshurg On TUESDAY. THE itTs DAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT AT 10 O'CLOCK

A. NJ. for the purpose Of nominating can.
diaase for Delegate To Congress, the nomi-
nation of all other Territorial elective
officers aud such other business as may be
presented
The Republican County Central Commit
tees are requested 70 hold their primaries on
Saturday. August the 18th. and their County
Conventions on saturday. September LIST.
The basis of representation made by the
counties 20 elect delegates as follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03
CHAUTAUQUA BEACH
ACADEMY OF THE HOLY iAMEx
A Boarding and Day school to-
Girls, Seattle, W, I.

I,AIL TERM BEGINS AUG. y. TIoR,
II eugh Instruction ia the Euglin
branches, aesle, ~, Klorui.oli and ~
Languages Eaf further Information -
q ~,.Ss SISTER s;trkRidE
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THE CRY TREASURY.

Receipts and Expenditares Of the
lass Fiscal Ecar-Hasdsemc Bal
anres ON Hand.
The rerors q Z. A. Turner. eksy frc<s-
urer. IL cznrise zad GEAR. and from Il sze
taken the statements following
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S.. 1912 5
srRxrr eRApg INrEayEsExT FINES.
The oonSifiOn of the special street
improvement funds is stated bs the
clerk - have hern June 1T a. fellow
gwen. TIE repetition of names in the
Il { has reference 20 different funds
sccaSicncd hy different ordinances aud
different improvements
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CITY FUND EXPENDITURES.
The city fund is of more general
nature than the others and drafts upon
| 1t are made for all manner OF purposes
deemed proper or adyi able by the
city council. These. during the pa (
year. included $500 salary 10 Clerk
Forrest and $is5gO To the same indi-
vidnal as registrar, and $5SS TO Dep
uty Clerks Edson and Ferris. They
al included 5000 to Messrs. Peterson
and Gilman as attorney, $500 10
MeSsrs. Treen and Turner a. treasurer,
| sliS750 TO Street Commissioner Cum
mings, $40 10 Jailer BogeFt, $3.50 to
| Health Officer smith. and 81 90 To DR..
| j. =. NJ. Smart. S9sT so 10 Harbor Mas
| ter Host, ss02 Is TO Justice Jones
| sAsS - To Justice Soderherg. Siiss. 05
tor boariing prisoners. SIS to Albro
Gardner Tor salary rs city surveyor
and Splash - fees, $500 to J VI
| Qailter Tor making city assessment.
| and 5000 IL Hughes and White .cY
| for correcting same, S3i5-a5 10 4. Rus
| ell for care Of Ange.iue, and s9ls IS 10
| other persons on same account, SSH SO
| tg ifess for advertising. and SOP 70
/ Lowfaan & HanloFd, Dearborn and
| Hughes for lob printing. Removing
| carrion froa the streets cost $3.50.
! The board o, resi tratioH got $50, aud
Si21 were PAID q 2pollieers Of election
/ License money was refGnaet 10 the
amoant OF s9l650. and taxes 20 the
amount 81 500. The baFhor mas
| ter 5 office cost S5ia2 The city paid
$3.50 for posting bills, s. - Tor draw
/ Ing tooth. Slis for bacS hire, and S3g
10 appraisers The pest house and is
keeping cost. including doctor, nurses
lana all, Si52T.55 On the police force
Sii al7.2i were spent. Witnesses cost
sit90. Three :ndre,i and two dol
! lars and hitY cents were felegra phcs.
East in J n Woolery. Twenty-Five
| hundred dollars were given to the
foarth OF July celebration. and 81, 900
were transferred to the road, ire, gas
gind water account, to make up de-
sicieucics in those quarters. The
whole ursin Hpon the city fani during
the year aggregated Ssl ,als.s9.
THE OTHER sUNDs.
The road fund had receipts amount
/ ing TO So. sSi0s. Its expenditures ag-
rregatesI ssl.24s0s.
he gas fund received SO. sc. %, and
spent Sd,isS25
The fire fund received 5,sS3.I5. and
expended <l2,9iS.sa.
The water fund received S5.al7 -.
and expended SSD7.95.
CRY PROPERTY.
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gcad fund $50. S7x Il
Ffre fund 2.SS9 -
Cos fund. s4s.s.z-.s $50 20
wafer fa11 1850 ~
Cemetery fund .ss..ssss IS ~
lanes STREET fan4, crd- rs -
south Y1urth street fnas., o-sf c. ~ -
NiztA street. lnnd. ord - SO
sacxSer street fcnd. ord ca zS
iarxsoa ssrcesosund. ord ~ - -
Cola - ss:s street fnzs1. ord sc "a ~
jackson x<rees fund. ord ~ l7ks
Pine sad Ninth 81. fusd. ord. Ai- = -
M1fs2ssn <s-cxs OK. fund. ori z7S 50 -
wsssSurfon s.rees fart. crd SE IS 20
Bell street ffrn1. e-c SO q c.
Mxfn street. snnd. ord ~ ISL IS
JaEaeS street. fund erd, ~ III -
south Third street fai5. ord ~ 80 10
Frnaf - Sidewalk faEsd, ord so Il u
Madison 81 sssssw 1 fgad. ord SIS u IS
FTan-. ksnsncky. Harrison aud
TemperAssee ~ts- fund, o-t SIS
81 .s4.SEss-.. ; 90
FaErss s.rees fea: ord - l.iE- Is
West street. fssad. ord. So AL Is
Bell st-egS s14i. srJ ~ lso -
Cash ca hand Jane /. ISIS s-e.sss 20
Respectfully ssshsafrfed.
T. 4. rrssxE. Treasurer.