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R0LL0BAUGH & SON. the Cuhisrs 6 Main st., qsttlson h

Let give you Pointer I
fWhea told s. So that others
sell $l2C0 Call furnish with the suit we'll
not better made and trimmed So living profit BE-
Sides
ScemGA to Tailor Clothing, all wssl
Suit for for SIS 1900 20O 25oo and
and guarantssda 6t
Tailor made Pnt,n. so 5GO $780, 100 and 100 dollars
Fancy Tailor Made Vests IS co. $500 81. 90 aud $3.50
IhWe the odd Instead marking
re 81 s3 simply knock off the odd and call $1
We will sell duplicate
fourth 5 and So and choice Of
line
Youths Boys Suits speciality
suits FROM co. $780, 400 $780, 70 900 dollars
to TO- dollars for Young Mems
Fon will find all the blocks either
crush derby Our compso this line have nothing We stand
second to in the
FJ-Our Fall
Fair Grey Winter Weight 0o ome fer 5 Fine all wool 81;
still
soft Elder $3 No such line
MrfWs for the Celebrated Douglas Shoe We
them in IL daeen. styles.
Sevesf-We
ht the smallest boy the Largest Man
EsgMhOur line IL
same be said Of line Of collars cuffs and shirts
nThe day has sell furnishing goods
Ito who o fashionably
Heavy Winter Boots only $135
Aackinfoshes in all styles and at all prices.
IenfAud last
Mems Boys and Chden Overcoat Mems all from
$3 $l2 Boys 81 SO to &c. chn 81 to g. We and fly
Dress Ovesoa Fine all black and
blues prevailing this We Of
goods and o: ns will tho skep-
cal that sell goods and bstter value for the
than ge elsevhcre
Fn,y Gloves driving
county See them and bs convinced.
Fl O L L O B A U G H e s O N.
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THE SITUATION,

Almost half the democratic party
are disguised or absolutely horrifed
over the expressed purpose Of the
revolutionary elsment OF the party as
led by Bryan, Sewall and Watson.
The better element of the dem Ocratic
party while they are no less demo
Gratis than before the reyolutionists
captured the organization O. the
democratic party, viii lot support
Bryan, Sawail and Watson, for to
support thai ticket is to become an
advocate and worker for tie des-
truction OF the best interests of the
country. Bryan's election viii bring
IOa
PANIC,
that viii close the larger percentage
or the banks, and certainly 10 right.
minded voter wants to cast his vote
to close the banks aud precioitate q
panic such as will follsw failure oi
the banks. His election will result
IN the fore closure OF every mortgage
that natures between this aud next
April or It's renswsl payable princi-
pal and interest in gold. His cleo
ton will precipitate panic among
business men for they will have to
lower their prices to correspond with
the lower prices that prevail in Eu-
rope. His election will bring down
all kinds of wages great deal near
er to wages paid in Europe His
election Will result in Governors ike
Altgelt defying United States auth
ority under State laws Whenever they
see proper to defy United States
authority. His election will result
in the reconstruction of the Suprsm Q
Court SO that the United States
Court snail no longer be able to re-
strain rebels and rioters by Court iu-
junction. With such a revolution
hanging over their heads, that will re.
suit in great general evil for sll, it ia
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how easily things get scratched up
Sometimes it's chair cr table or doc
The tine, the scratches are ne elected, lee
worth while to send for painter.
Why not do the work yourself You
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won his nomination spurs over such
tried and trusted business men as
j. Il. Simons and George w. Wilson,
which is in itself one OF the best of
recommendations to the voter. The
man who can win a nomination over
such men as Mr.. Simons and Mr..
Wilson should have no trouble il be-
ing elected County Treasurer.
COUNTY AUDITORS.
z. X. Beaver and II. II. Hartman
aro qualified in every way to dig
charge the important duties OF Aud.
iting the public accounts, and that
they will bring TO the work at the
proper time their best attention and
capabiity, is not questioned one mo-
ment BY anyone. Reader, do your
sslfa good thing by voting for the re-
publican ticket from beginning to end.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
". North Sterrett and Leonard r.
&suser are men of sound Judgment
and large business experience, capa-
bic of weighing matters of dispute
10 an equitable way TO the satisfac-
ton of the public and Etigauts.
They are in the prime of life, digni-
fed and yet affable and approach
able by oil Of their fell5w citizens.
The public viii not regret their cleo
tion to the bench.
FOR CONGRESS.
Thad III. Mahon is capable man,
who baa already served the 18th Con-
gressionai District with distinction.
HIS election is assured He is one
OF the most earnest protective tariff
men IN Congress, and is for a one
hundred cent dollar. It is only q
question as to whether his majority
will be four or eight thousand votes.
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ScH0TT'S
S T O r E S.
BARGAIN DAYS!
BARGAINDAY6!


Commencing Saturday. October and continues until Saturday evenings
string. ready for Fall and Winter buy
ing. 1t means saving Of many dollars
honest work wherein
Our Business Friends to-day They
Note hrong satisfied Buyers Our stores and you'll believe
IN Stores Business Friend
Opening Bargains believe have the ende't
Collections Of Lawn Fabrics ever shown in this section
! WE MENTION A FEW THINGS.
So inch Gulf sung lo fancy plaid. fancy Pids
Silk and Wool Pisias 2so 800 SOC.
SO inch sIl.woo suitings a. Csc
So inch all wool ssrges and Hen'stta' for ESQ
ss sssS %
Broad oo pssena and Clay Heavy o0shng o' cpe'
Elegant Velvet. d Tia and Few Innings and
esas,
to sui your and and sookstbcok
seal P ush Cape: for 50 90; worth 81
ys:s. E.assi z s,eo 50. -, 50.
Shaker M iSs aud so
AIlvoo red flannel 1sc, and ESQ.
Elm Elm 5 s 1s inch %s 900
pair 900, 81 co. and 81 IS pair
lines and Redsve Factory Blankets extra quality all WOOL
shssps Blus F.eoy'sssoling Yarns at 400 b.
Best German Saxohia at 90 hank
wrappers and Tea Gowns s styles and eho.p
mXHRH2XE We e; zS'E, Ei55E $$ 55EEN66& HSRA&& AND THURS
Indigo Wrappers 43 and Aliens Red FOulard Tea
fol
for Men, Ladies and Children.
Heayy Ribbed Ladies' Vests at 200.
Lambs Wool Vests Pants for Ladies 75o piece
worth $lO0
Mems underwear for 25c, 3se and 5oc double.
Hoseries and Gloves cheap
Ladies' Cashmere utta l5c; pair for 25c.
Ladies' Hose for Chdns bbed hose for 25s
Our celebrated West Branch ribbed black ho'es at for
25c; all sizes
shias pa Goods Outing Flann Ticking, all sold low and
specially reduced prices
2o00 pair Chdren's foot
will be sold at low aud reduced prices.
Oil Cloth, Window Shades lace Wall Papers,
Trunks and Sschels ell reduced
October
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BURN & Co, Patent Attorneys, Waahington
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Shat have positive remedy for The sbove-nsnea
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,.
CECTYSEVRC, PA.

GETTYSBURG. PA.
Founded sn 1882. Large Faculty
Two full ceurses Of study-Classical and
Scientific, Special courses in all depart
ments. Observatory, Laboratories and
new Gymnasium. Steam heat. Libraries,
$4,000 volumes. Expenses low Depsrt-
ment of Hygiene and Physical Culture in
charge of an experienced physician, Ac-
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most pleasant and healthy. PREPAR.
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isl care Of the Principal and three assist.
ants, residing with students in the building
Fall term opens September 5th, 1895. Fol
Catalogues, address
Fl. W. MCKNIGHT, D. D.,
Presid ent,
or REV. o. G. KLINGER, A. NJ,
Principal,
Gettysburg, Pa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-08


RESOLUTION No A-RA n -
BY the City Council OF the Cfs~ - - \
tie. that Z. 5 the intention az "a ~
20 improve jackson Street, I'm 49, 81
from the West margin Of Secons 80
South 10 the East narxsr az -
Avenue South. By rspianklax 80 49,
ing the same. and TO proyt*e go
payment Of the same BY ssuess. =
upon the property abutting her s.
adjacent and approximate iheree~ g. -
the immediate payment" nlf-. q e
cordarcs with the laws Of thu ~. =
Washington and the charter a.
rances OF the City OF Seattle. A. IS
further
Resolved. That the city engines,
he = hereby authorized ard .ssrrrss1
cause estimate 20 be made OF sha - .
the Improvement ct said street 49, g
said points. and report the sauae ~ ~
City Council az its next meeting.
Passed the City Council tns A. 5.
July, ISSS and signed by me IN onss
sion in authorization OF rs aassas~ -
s day OF July. Ikea 2 Fl. HIM.
Acting President OF the City Co.ssn
Filed BY me this day OF July. r.
WILL II. PA663
City Comptroller and Ex-oRsco q,
Clerk
Published July s.
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CITY j khASt oTTCE. CITY OF
Seattle Notice IL hereby given that the
assessment roll of local Improvement
district No ~. for the Improvement Of
The North line OF Diagonal street 10
me south line OF Block q. East Park
ADDITION under the provisions OF ordi-
nance No zsl. providing for said i'm
provefnent By grazing The same and
constructing sidewalks thereon and for
an assessment 10 pay therefor by the
mode OF payment by bonds" has heR-
sofore been duly certified TO me for col
lection. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each LOT and
parcel OF land IN said district must be
paid IN ten equal annual payments. with
interest upon the whole sum 50 charged
ana levied. or such instaliments thereof
as remain unpaid. a. the rate Of 10 per
cent FER snnaFn. and said interest must
be paid annually together with ths am
nua1 lnstAilments falling due in each
year, said sums began 20 bear interest
on the l@t day Of August. fsaS and the
third IHsfalImeut OF said assessments
sna the interest FOR the third year will
become cue on the 1st day OF August
lss Unless payment be made OF sa 4
tasiahrnsnt OF principal and said Tn
fsrest on or before said fsf day Of Au-
gust. l.lS. the same shall become delin-
2asnf. and snail bear interest NJ the
paid. and IL not paid before he s am.
SHAH have become delinquent. = peua!fy
OF I've Der cent shat be allied and tina
s1sns selinasent shah Be entered on
againsi each lot and parcel OF land 80
delinquent. and with the In
terest collected as other taxes.
separate account being kApt there
OF. azd * not paid within the time
axe for the payment Of City taxea
sEali De collected - such taxes are cal.
leeted. together with such additional
charges or penalties as are aafhCsizF-l
% 5e charged AMI collected or ofher 10.
ADanshf taxes. ard each lot or pare@l
20 asnnaGtnt SOLD for the
amount % such assessment vsith Inter
est ana costs. a. the time. and IN the
manner ami ~ the sane aafhoritx a.
sah1s ss1 iois are sold for city taxes
GEORGE = NrAfvfEsM
10y Treasurer os the City 81 g4afsf.
oAts Of nrs- publication July lst, lsss.
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and business methods. and cur hope for
Honesty comfort, economy and industry on
the part 90 cur people. suggesr 70 Us that
neither official nor legislative sanction
Should be gwen to the cultivation or the
gambling spirit, which IS the hope OF get
ting something FOR uochtng. ] am con-
WINGED that more important interests are
involved IN tie passage OF the proposed
ordinance than the securing OF a small
revenue 20 the city.
I beg 70 submit these objections. feel
ing assured that the questions of public
welfare lnvolv<d in the proposed erdi-
nance viii receive your conscientious con-
siierasion.
I have the honor TO remain. with great
reSpecs w =. MOOD. Mayor.
Filed with me this slh day 81 July. 1SSs.
WILL III. PARRY.
CITY Comptroller and Ex-oficlo City
Clerk
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RrSoT IrTT0N NO. S-Be II resolved
BY the City Council OF the City OF Seat
ale. that il is the intention Of sad city
TO improve Western Avenue, n SAID
city. from the South margin OF Union
Street 10 the South margin OF Columbia
Street. BY repS1nklng and repllsng the
same where necessary and 20 provide
for the payment OF the same by assess
rentS upon the property aoutting there
and adjacent and approximate there
TO. under the immediate payment
Plan. in accordance with the laws OF the
State OF Washington and the charter and
ordinances Of the City OF Seattle And
be Ii further
Resolved. That the city engineer be and
he IL hereby authorized and directed 10
cause an estimate 10 be made OF the cost
of said Improvement through said portion
OF said street. and report the same 20 the
City Council al its next meeting.
Passed the City Council the day or
july. 1885 and signed by me in open ses-
sion in authenticatlon OF It's passaxe this
8 day OF July, 1895. r. III. HJRD.
Acting President OF the City Council.
Filed by me this Z day OF July, 1855
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-cfficso City
Clerk
Published July s
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ORDINANCE No. 42so-An ordinance au-
thoriztng the city treasurer 10 accept
In full settlement of all assessments lew
led for the grading of South Fourteenth
street and In redemption of property
sold for said assessment, the amount for
which said property was sold. with in
terest thereon AT the rate OF ten per
cent per annum from the date OF said
sale.
BE It ordained by the City OF Seattle
as follows:
Section /. The city treasurer Is heNs5y
any and all persons owning property as
sessed for the Improvement of south Four
teenth street, under ordinance num-
bered Els. on which property said
assessment Is delinquent and said
for, the amount for which said sew
erai pieces OF property were sold WITH
interest on said amount at the rate Of
ten per cent per annum from the date OF
said sale TO the date OF payment: provided
" days after the approval OF this ordi-
nance.
Sec. > This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after its passage
otherwise IL shall take effect at The time
IL shall become law under the provisions
OF the city charter.
Passed the City Council the s day of
July. 1895 and signed by me in open ses-
sion in henilcatson OF its sassage 1nls
F. H. HTrRD.
Acting President OF the C.ity Council.
1885. W. .. wooB. Mav ag's'
Filed by me this ~ slh day q Jslg, lsss-
City Comptroller ard Ex-offieio city
clerk
Published July s. 1875.
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE TO SToCKHoI.DERs-N
OF assessment Office Of the West Sc
attle Land and Improvement Company
Seattle. WASH. July 7. 1855
Notice = hereby gwen to the stockhola-
ers 81 sai4 company that a. regular
meeting % the hoard OF trustees II sssii
company. tufy convened at its principal
o{ice this Sate. an assessment % ere dol-
Tar on each share Of me capital stock Of
nla company. not fully as4a ~. was duly
mate ard s.vied, Que ana ssyaola 20 Isx-
ter Horton s Co. treasurer Of said CON-
psny. AZ its banking house n Seattle on
or before Saturday. the sla iay % Aagu.S.
tSsS IL. O. STRUEE.
Vice President, setting as President in the
absence OF the President OF said Com
JAMES n. WATSON. Secretary.
West Seattle Wash. July :. isas
sTcCKHoLDERs' MEETrNG.-onios %
the Rainy Mining Compsny-Noiics Is
hereby given that the regular annual
meeting OF the stockholders 81 ths
RAINY Mining Company will De held AZ
ths c~ics % The company. az Everett
Wash or Wednesday, July s ISs<. al
n-eisck .. m. for thu election OF trustees.
ana Cor the transaction Of such other
business "a may come before the meet
Ing The stock transfer books viii b.
eloset from June ssth anu July ssh.
CHARLES +. HAND.
Attest: EDGAR L RATr.Ey'
secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. -o~Y-a =,
IRA Monte criSto Mining CoEnDsuv-No.
tice - hereby given that the regslzr an
rssaf meeting 81 The stock hsl5ers - -.
Na1fr CFisso Ntnins Company wiz n.
hela sc TIE oTics % the eosnrAnv. a.
Everett Washington. % w1ansxsax
Julv 4 Tse< a. y s'clock aecn- ~ -
e1actlaa - trustees, ard for the t-a7s~
scttea - sUca esner business as w.
rc-a~ AesNre the ucstiuz The So
traustsE eo0ass Will be chased from ia
as.n unfn JAY s,h
CHARLES =. RAND
-. PrsSideas
Secretary
r4E ANNUAL. NETTING q 20 s.o-S-
hagae-s - tae Wssssnxtcu Trurrov@r~@-,.
r'suspanv ~ - 1e3G a. room "a Es,is-
seek. ~eztt}e. WssA-. 90 GaasAv fntw
r1ta. f@& az y a. IA. fa- ths ss~-si~z
GO trustee. sHe ter - f-snaes5rn -
sach azhsr Ht1s Uzss as nav rrg.Tss-s~
Gene hezore Re ursetsnx
2 X. SNfTHEgS
Ftre prs<se-t
". @. DICKINSON
secretary
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EAGL.E WOODEN MILLS. ss First ave-
ru. hfsek@fs vocssns ard rAr selA
We call especial afIensiSa TO cur tailor
frx department. for style. Ct quality OK
goc2s and ss<.ess. cAn Esi Dc eosAAcc -
tks city, =
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rFTTTz BROS TINT AND .UrSrS.
Ca IL Sssls- say - aerSs aasrkkinr
h~z tszzFsers sos Cal S4.s. ts1LA sse.
IAAxs Sea -.
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r. Josnn. Attorney for Phintif.

NOTICE OF sHERIrFS sALE-ln q.
Superior court OF the safe OF WasAiae1
ton. for the County OF King.
The German Savings and Loan Soolclxl
a corporation plaint.r, VS.. ConGroDc6I
Ohaveth Sholern. q corporation, and Herr
Rockmark. defendants. No. liza
Under and by virtue of an III
der OF sale and special eroco.|
ton issued out of the above nana|
court. in the above entitled cause. a n
me directed and delivered. have luH|
levied upon the following described ri
property. situated IN King county. MA.
irgton, TO wit: All of lots six CD ard ~
en- ca in block sixty-three tSs) In tn Dh1|
OF an addition 10 the city OF Seattle u|
laid or by A. A. Denny, as RECORDED n
volume OF plats. page 81 OF the recM1|
OF said King county. being tract Of nj
one hundred and twenty feet seuAye q
uate on the northwest corner Of NeAAl
ana Seneca streets In sald city 81 ~.
tie. county of King and state Of waslke
ton. together with all and singusaf TIL
tenements, heredItaments and appuftGp
ances thereto belonging. or IN anyvN|
appertaining.
Notice Is therefore hereby oval
that on Friday. the f7th DAY III
July. 1896. at the hour & 81
o'clock a. am. of said day. at the ffusl
door OF the court house. In the city II
Seattle, In said King county. / win ~
the above described property AZ puba1
auction 10 the highest and best Ald19.
Dated this 18th day of June. III
A. T. VAN DE vANTEh
s,ruve. Allen. Hughes & McMicSsa ~
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RESOLUTION NO. S.-Ss II resolved by
the City Council of the City OF Seattle,
that it is the intention OF said city TO
improve the following named streets. to-
wit.
Sixth Avenue South from the North
margin OF Weller Street TO Charles
Street; Charles Street from Sixth Ave-
nue. South TO Maynard Avenue; May
hard Avenue from Charles Street 10 its
Plummer Street. Seattle Boulevard from
its intersection with Maynard Avenue at
Plummer Street TO Ninth Avenue South
at its intersection with Massachusetts
Street. Ninth Avenue South from Its IN
terSection with Massachusetts Street 10
Kinds Street. by replanking the same and
repilng the same wherever necessary.
and 10 provide for the payment of the
same by assessment upon property abut-
ting thereon and adjacent and approxi-
mate thereto. under the Immediate pay
of the State of Washington and the char
ter and ordinances of the City OF Seattle.
And be 1t further
Resolved. That the city engineer he and
he Is hereby authorized and directed TO
cause an estimate 10 be made of the cost
OF said Improvement through said por-
tons of sad streets. and report the same
TO the City Council at its next meeting.
Passed the City Council the day OF
July. 1896 and signed by me In open ses-
son in authentioation OF its passage this
Acting President OF the City Council
Filed by me this day OF July. 1896.
WILL III. PARRY.
Clerk
Published July s.
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RESOLUTION NO. "a resolution de-
ciarfng the intention OF the city council
10 improve Cherry Street In the City of
Seattle from First Avenue 10 Second Az
enue by curling and paving the road
way and alley sidewalk crossings there
the same by assessment upon the prop
erty benefited thereby and directing the
city engineer to cause an estimate to
be made or the actual cost OF said Inn
provement
Be 1t resolved by the city council of tie
City of Seattle, that IL is the intention OF
the city council OF said city TO cause
from First Avenue TO Second Avenue, by
curoing and paving the roadway and al
ley sidewalk crossings thereof. the curb
ing TO be OF granite and the pavement 10
be of wooden blocks laid upon proper
foundations. and TO provide for the pay
ment OF the same by assessments 10 be
levied upon the property benefited thereby
under the immediate payment plan. In
accordance with the laws of the State
of Washington and the charter and ordi-
nances OF the City OF Seattle. And be IL
further
Resolved. that the city engineer be and
he Is hereby authorized and directed TO
cause an estimate to be made OF the cost
OF said Improvement through said portion
OF said street
Passed the City Council the 6 day of
July, 1895 and signed by me I'm open ses-
sion in authorization OF its passage this
day of July. 1896.
f. II. HURD.
Acting President of the City Council.
Filed by me this day OF July, 1856,
City Comptroller and Ex-offieio city
Clerk
Published July s.
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notice. srssr These heatfn<s. THE ezfsse
should be left .. fhe tuszns<s cAces q
this pager. 20 charge - male Tor ssea
0ortcsa.
Funeraf nossces resolutions or ether spn-
efaI arncurceraerts viii BE rharHef - TO
rate Of 10 cents r<r 1sne each trserrte4-
Po4T-f~TEIT1fTEN<fs1 =,