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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-16
FORM-FI7T' Ting GARMENTS!

No merchant tailor matters not where shows prettier
styles nor more correctly finished garments than the Suits
now on sale at S2 1850 S3, $3.50 and $4 Every stvle
on the FASHION Plates is represented in the stock and every
weight adapted to the demands OF the your COM
nand these Suits are placed tie backs of some of the
pest dressed men IN and around the community and are
never Judged to have been bought readymade from the fact
that the TT JUST as accurate they bllt to measure
and fitted exactly to the form.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-16

julius Won Payer, whose mammoth
paintings representing the loss of the
Franklin expedition has just been pu;
on exhibition at tho Grafton Gallery.
IN London. is himself an arctic explorer
having taken part in thre. expeditions
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-16

If Spain loses Cuba" says the Paris
soleil, sit will be terrible blow to Euro
pean influence in the Antilles" and ths
Matin, OF the same city, adds: Europe
VIII protest unanimously against the
continual interference of Americans +.
matters which do not concern them"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-16

1t is announced that Mckinley would
be very well satisfied to have Thomas
Reed on the ticket as Vice-PresidentiaI
candidate. This is pleasant, and the
Chicago Record comes forward with
the statement that Mr.. Reed entertains
an exactly similar opinion concerning
his eminent friend and fellow statesman
from Ohio.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-16

MEMS BLACK. BROWN AND TAN
STIFF HATS. NEWEST SHAPES, IN
STEAD OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-16

MEMS BLACK, TAN AND BROWN
STIFF HATS. NEWEST SHAPES. IN
'''''''''''.'.'..'......
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-16
Watt, Rettew & Clay.

MEMS BLACK STIFF HATS
NEWEST BLOCK EyCEIIE>-r
QUALITY. INSTEAD OF $50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-16

MEMS BROWN. TAN AND BLACK
STIFF HATS. ALL THE NEWEST
BLOCKS, INSTEAD OF $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14

ne case OF the King County Boom Com
Day W H. b. Bagley ct al. involving the
A&tA creek ditch. was on trial before .
M In Judge osborn's court yesterday on
q question Of damages 10 be caused by
- condemnation Of private property. The
spca company calied as witnesses George
noeheli. O. r. Smith. A. weisinger, David
yexusnn and George Brackett. while for
- respondents tho following witnesses
1ded; Ira woodln. william johnson.
!. Ross c. =. Greenlcaf. John w. Moore
- 0eerge r. Wilson. The Jurors who
- sss@ss the damages are; G. T. Love.
6. Eisey. John Coomhc. ID. II. woolery,
VIVIAN Walker. NJ MscDougeii. o. Chris
Meex. y. q George. A. ] Webster. q. II.
Wasersouse H. H. Rass and c. r. Treat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14

A Deci~iou soon ~ tn Their superior
ity Over Prior Mortgage.

Ex-Corporation Counsel Scott returned
from Olympia yesterday. where be has
been presenting before the supreme court
q very important question In regard To
the street assessments Of the city--a casa
that he had prepared tor such presentation
before he left Office The question 10
whether an assessment lowed TO pay for
street Improvement bonds issued under
the act OF 1855. Is superior 20 mortgages
which were prior 20 that date. Under the
statute and charter. and on general prin-
eipies. he believes that there IL no dues-
ton that the court will decide that such
an irnprovemert assessment stands uron
the same plane as an assessment for gen.
erai taxes.
II VIII at once be seen that the decision
OF the supreme court upon this point -
Of immense Importance 70 persons who
have or may desire 20 invest IN such
bonds Should n ~ on the lines % Mr.
scntt's argument the purchaser OF such
bonds wouid really purchase = FIRST Hen
mon tire property IN thu improvement dis
trfct for which the bond = Issued. II would
increase the value OF such bonds fnme-
ssately. and make any further issues 81
bonds for street improvements reliable
Investment that might. and probably
would. command . premium While tho
r,snt IL undecided ali that one OF the bond
holders knows FOR a certainty - that the
city rieiges itself for It's portion. about
one-a,th. and he has tn know before srecu-
iat.rw. whether all the rroperty-ovrers
are likely 90 ray their assessments IN fan
10 NEE, the Indebtedness
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14

p p. Shelby NIL i-sw- tursrx Ire ccu-
ing week for hts European "Trip.
n c. OfEs.lsy. assistant general frss n :
aCsns az the orsxo1 kaltroAd A. Savira-
fsoa COMPANY. vas . visitor TO the cssy
YESTERDAY.
William, Brown. general wss.err sreixN,
axerf OF the Canadian Pxcisie. with BEAD
quarters II Vancouver. j. G. was !. Sc
attic YESTERDAY.
Tha Cnlcxxo Burlington & Cu.zcy d.
rs4-ia-s have declared the usual quarterly
gssvtaez4 ~ per erat-. ray&ase June -s
fer ssaek On record May ..
6 q. Fulton. assistant genera, freight
aeszs e the Scrfss-o Pse.e<. ard rrsva.e
secretary. -. J. Mitchell were ever from
Portland yesterday &C oTi1&l business
Tss Western rcaEs have refused -
rnake a osc-fAre rate fa< re round t-sp
for the meeting q tse Travellers Froeec-
Eve As~ecssr.c.- - be sei4 81 T~-re
EGufs. Id
TIE Nn-sasrn ractSc Exrre<s COMPANY
las hzsEn IFS service oE tie Ire og tie
Everest 4 Nocts s-1stc rA.lru.taA op~-..r.<
o1tcss a. .As fosa0wszx ksatiazs. Acrzs
s>rfs-A SsrzRlse F1zzS- EAE1Sorl yl.zcssc<,
I-oweis SaoAazsxA ard Everett
TIE Great Northern railway En-nos.-rss
that s. : rece4s1zE trosxss rrczs see East
Va rsEki Lake an1 rssl- sizipf~rs s2sas1
rensszeer tast frslgas reserved ~ thss
TassS \ iotzcg n a<rtNa- a. ees1nA.sus.
3D. lie s&..s &-s sas-A SesAs<<.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14

Two 0sd O@sN1sgu Cnuwht WIN Tive
Women Of the Orient.
Two Jxnan~ss r-ocurers and . hareu Of
I'VE rrrfsy Japarese girls ~er@ lodged IA
TIE eoS1zy tx<i yesterday. The ren are
named Ikt1a kxEyoro and 8. CssakA
Trey made . rrsp TO Japan abcu; two
ro1gAs ace. returning oC tho steamship
TACOMA which haz been on the 5oan.1
frem tire Crsent for several days. with
i've Giris. whose names are given - MIRA
koko neda. Mrs. Otuka Yone Miss Nao-
tnonye. Alss eAdo TAmcamnrA and Miss
Alre JuruyA The arrest was caused by
United States Customs Inapecsor Frank
p LcssaA. who was Ga the steamer George
= Starr when the party boarded " al
Victoria for o6atsia- Collector Saunders
Vas nstiaed- and he KAye TIE case Into
TIE hAnds Of Inznigrz.,oa Inspector Waik-
e. Sno swore Oh: warrant Against the
urocarers yesterday morninx before Unit
ef states Commissioner Spriggs. On .
charge % tnpcrttzg women for Immoral
pcrposeA
When the steamer arriye,1 Tuesday ev-
ez1Eg. the Japanese were Lost track OF.
bat the next morning were lccaled BIZ
corner OF Jackson strssI 2ad Railroad ave-
nue. They were arrested BY Deputy Unit
ed states Marshal Gutter. TIE two Jzpa-
reese nec SPEAK good Engi.sh. Ono claim
Cd 70 have becG . resident Of Seattle urtl
two months age. wnsn ne gerr 10 Japan
Or . business trtp- The other fellow
claimed 20 be Montana merchant. and
sad two Of tAe women bad husbands IN
that stats.
The vomsn WI b cent bach to she.r
native country. and the men who are be-
l.evsd 20 b old offenders. vii be prose-
cused to tho utmost penalty provided By
tbs Ian.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
Huntington Service.

THO Burlington r. a big railroad. but Il
doesn't run evcrywhere.
Ycu can't use ~ II you are going 20 Cal
ifnrria or BRITISH Columbia or Alaska. or
anywhere west OF hsre. But yoa can
ara .Nouls--nse u " YOU are going ary-
where cas-. or south
Nc, because II ~ cheaper than Other
un.sL Bat escsHse being much shorter.
II Is much quicker.
TO Omaha, Kansas city. ST. Lozss and
All southern ana southeastern cities the
purifnxtca 10 80 miles shorter &an sny
ether railroad That means time saved
Ara tina saved Is what yos are locking
for.
TICKETS ana time tables at the ioei
ticker crrs~~ NJ =. Benton. PUGET socnS
Agent. corner Yesier way ard Prs, As-
enGr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
/ CHARGE OF FRAUD
rr1l9 Declares That Jordan
6windled Hin
= UsvyEuno Away PROPERTY


& - - broken out bstwssn J. n Bat
aGn1 u1fs and sas Histoxsnesic Medicine
.1nay. and yesterday there was nled
nuoersor court . suit II which the
.5rn ~ deeds cancelled and . COM
s.5-17cng spposntsd to recover certain
<.rsv 70 them The complaint rec1tes
- 70 September r. INA. the Buffers
49, ewrsrs Of certain tracts Of property.
-f e which bad been conveyed by the
GeaFy l. Yeaier 10 J. Eugene Jordan.
49, "a IA trust for the plaintiffs. The
,SSc1n6ns 1t the deed Of trust were tn
SOssufsd-
~ Was early In October, -. ami b.
- - end OF taat month the Hissogent1c
r61ne Company Was Incorporated By
7111n ssd Or. Harper n. Van Buren-
r. - ALLOWING February Butler ana
- i've Jordan a power Of attorney.
-rcvuriBg hsw 90 DO any act either Or
~ e shsn could do In person. and II 10
49, that Jordan conveyed to the medi-
- nnupany at various times q large
Wonoe 4 the Yesler property. The con-
- ere SAID to have been made with
- - knowledge or consent Of the But
- q have been wholly without con-
1870 and In fraud Of the plaintiffs.
- emoaainanfs point out that the HIS
z1nooe1e Medicine Company was owned
- Iee1aa. ard that the conveyaness mads
= + ~ his benefit. were ultra vires. a.
- = without consideration. They there
- aop6al TO the protection q the court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
Freight Agent. Couvepc

The heads Of the freight Departments os
the Northern Pacific. Canadian Pacific
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
and Great Northern. s. G. Fulton. William
Brown. n C. OReJiy ana p. r. Shelby.
respectively, were ia session IN p p. Shell
hy's offscs yesterday afteraoon '.tust 20
TAX over freight rates generally" A,
least that l. what enc OF the officials told
\ poss-Inteilsgerccr reporter last nigh,
when asked II anything N particular was
accomplished II vas learned on the out
side. however. that the rate on salmon was
under discussion, With an tfea OF raising 70
bus how mach caai1 rot be learned Rates
IN the Kootensi district were also discussed,
al some length. but nothing deEalte could
be learned in regard 20 that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14


asrr1a4s licensss wsre tnuse4 veS,~r4sv
- = ~ johnson and cssrss yoaas3a. 3 Il
uuasas5. both Of Port MAsl3sor.
Isssr Ssslso1- a native Of Deumx-x. 49,
I1@n 70 citizenship YESTERDAY ky
huDes. Cast Anderpou. ! nasfvs
=. oSe1en. vs. admitted BY Ju1es -
spn John CoiIsngvood. : native "A Ia
sn1' vas admitted By Judge Izxxssv
An order connrrning sale wa s,i~t In TIE
ssp co1rs yesterday IN tie rasa Of
~. Cntted States Norfgaxe ana Trust
any VA Andrew J. Hastrsm ct ux-
n prcpexry wzs lot !. block l. ia Georxe
was G-SS.is
among the visitors n the sua.tor-s o.
pse {e@sr1ny were Auditor f~saroln r.
pfs OF Jefferson county. AID xaIph
-. &so01y. % Portland. fosmersy erosszsus-
i,.e attorney Of JeHesson county Mr.
BROOKS u on his way 60 the Evere-e erfs-
sssllon ana "a alternate Tor Judgs Bali
niger, on one 81 the consisting dsi<xa-
tioun-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
Get ON to the Northern Pacific Flyer

.
The change Of time via the Northern
Pacific enables passengers to leave Seat
tie daily AT $40 .. m. reaching ST. Paal
and Minneapolis In sixty-x3x hours and
Chicago I'm seventy-nins hours. Lincoln.
Seh at Il IS noon Of the third day. ona-
IA at l:os. ST Joseph at $50. Atchison Al.
G N, Leayenworth at 7s3s and Kansas City
Al SOS p m, ST. Louis at 7.fs a m
You can see from this that the North
srn Pacific Is faster than any other line
to all points. and. II you win compare
schedules. you viii see the Northern Pa
csfi, beats all other lines into Lincoln
twenty-three hours. 81. Joseph thirty-one
hours, Atchison thirty-one hours, I.cay-
envorth thirty-two hours and Kansa,
city thirty hours. where immediate con-
nactions are made In union depots for all
r,oint= south and southeast.
Don't forget thFt the Northern Pacific
l. the only line running two trains daily
to tho East the only lire making close
connections with only one change o. cars
20 all southeastern points. the only line
10 the Yellowstone National Park, and thu
Pullman and dining car route from Seat
tie
For full information. tickets, sleeping
car reservations. etc. call on or write
T. A. Nadeau General Agent. corner Frs,
avenue and fesier way, Seattle. wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
Dress Goods.

&-anch aIi-woca Crcron. IN . rew
weave. axhs grey. Rescte. tan. etc.
real vafse ZEE We are Offering them
for u.N yard
ts-szcA imported Bourie Novelty Suit
ings in handsome shades of tans.
Erays. green. Hight coiors only. G1
. yard
SNinch ail-wccl Chevseta Mixtures
and Novelty effects IN . variety OF
more than thirty styles. Go . yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
New suits Filed.

As'icns were hegun IN thu superior court
s~,srstSy as follows,
- y, Merton vs.. James skinner et al
.Nn.sscry rate ans mortgage. s.. 6a
fsaesra u Haines vs.. Michael Day ara
ssess rie 50
s.isa cuistg e. VIZ vs.. George pcrtyci
- A-lasnaAzsss Tor breach OF warranty.
vores ~ AVN -
49, stark Vs. Fred z. rresNrey-
wsrspt from justice curt s.. IS.
AZ. y. Sefuualu e al vs. Mary =. Don
~ ~ TtlsI1s ssery notes aac mort gsre.
,s,..ss : Naushcp " tho CITY Of So
-SempiatHi not aioa
-Sar,ss K fTasch - George W. Ycurg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14

rae -So-ts-western Line has sotai
mileage 81 sis miles n Hires. Nsseen-
- ~,.,sr,r Minnesota. fewa, NEBRASKA.
Sees ara South Dakota and wyozsir<-
n vos. are EolaS 20 any OF tie asose states
- "a t,s,.ts east % calcasA ne sure 70
-. -, yes,r ttcs e rez4< VIA Tse NORTH
Nes,ern I1ne." New egai7rnsnt. having
an the sup 20 date srnr-overezis nsvs
been POI On between 81 Faai ara $3.50.
.-...-s,r y,t All tae comforts % sczse.
" " r.rksr. Puget SQUAD Agent sszttie-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14

A Acsion for damages for an alleged
mach o. warranty was begun In the su-
srnf court yesterday by Eliza J. and
Irene CuiiIty against George and Ot.lda
uefne The basis OF tho suit Is Deed to
~ J. e'ock ;. LAWYERS addition. executed
" ne piaintlrrS by defendants July Is.
In consideration OF $3.50. A part of
! sae property was afterwards discovered 10
csens 70 Flint 3 BiShy, and the title Was
y. defenisd by the Dorffeis. Guilty ana
M claim stsT damages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
Duffy's Pure
naltWhiskey

which builds UP the system and tmparta
new life There - nothing equal 10 u
for quickening the circulation. enriehing
the blood and replacing iangocr and weak
ness with brightness and vigor. Thou
sands Of women testify to tho wonderful
benefs they have derived from taking n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Dsisgnsions Coming From Many Point
TO the Zig Meeting.

knights OF Pythsas Grand Lodge mead
quarters In room IS, Union building. Is a
very busy place The general committee
Is very busy receiving delegates and Grand
Lodge officers. Delegations from all paris
Of the country ara making inquiries for
hotels ard accommodations. Rainier
Lodge, No. II. Of Black Diamond. viii
come with q fun delegation and . brass
band. and large delegations are expected
from all points on the Columbia Il Puget
Sound road. owing to the special excursion
rate OF one fare for the round trip. good
for five days.
A special excursion n reported coming
from Port Angeles. with q brass band OF
twenty men and 100 excursionists- The
special railroad rates secured BY the trans
portAtfon committee are for all citizens
who desire to visit the city during the SEES
sion OF the Grand Lodge.
The Madison park grounds have been
secured for the grand prize drill. which
viii take place on Nay - at , o'clock p.
m This drtu viii be very interesting, Is
entries have been made from Spokane.
Dayton. Tacoma. Seattle and other points.
Tho grounds viii be free to all and the
grand stand viii be reserved for ladies'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
AD0ruKR WOMAN THE eau Sc
AWXb Asks for Divorce and secures
. Restraining Order.


1gunah II the marriage vow II tho
06GDo mads against Albert T.. Boyd by
49, n Boyd In an action for divorce
ongua yesterday. Minnie Jones u named
= ~ woman who has broken the do
0nl3c heArfhstone. and the acts COM
Dlnined Of are said 10 have been committed
= ~ ReAae house. ut q house ON Wall
Olfsst and Fourth avenue, and also at \
tpupa on John street. The falthiess hus-
~ h accused of having broken the sew
~ commandment many times. notably
- September l. 1894. and he Is referred to
= man OF immoral character and noto-
neonfy untruthfui. He fs a street sprinkler
y occupation. Mira. Boyd asks for thu
ensaody Of their <-year-old boy named
~. Ths parties were married At CAL
~. Alberta. June :. iSss.
4 fsstra.ning order was issued by judge
Hnmss commanding Boyd not to harass or
> cay way interfere with his wife or
ood Tho showing was made to the court
hes Boyd had threatened to break into
m Boyle room. and that he had ques-
eonsd her right TO sell certain OF her
opefats property. especially a team. har-
- md wagon used by him In sprinki!ng
- otrooto
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14

Ias hearing Of Sadie Davis. or Cecn
arg the risflAtto woman charged with
~s theft Of sesl Ia sreenoacks from Jack
nonasne, which was set before Justice
.A'aseh yesterday afternoon. has been
rss'pensd anil Friday afternoon At
es~ek Steve lsyts. who was arrested
aa TIE woman. viii Re released. as no
nnfisias has been issued against hirn
Iae eond has been set at STA. IN default
= sa'eh the woman was reuanded 20 the
county jAa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
PIONEERS REUNION.
Thfrteenth Annual Meeting to he Hel
Here on June 2.

The Washington Pioneer Association viii
hold it's thirteenth annual reunion IN this
city on June 3 when the Native Sons are
expected TO Join with them In celebrating
the event. Since their last meeting articles
OF Incorporation have been perfected. with
view to acquiring Q site for q perma-
nent meeting place.
A preliminary meeting OF the incorpora-
tors was held in Judge McGilvra's ONCE
yesterday. and . meeting was called for
Wednesday next. May 20. at p. m. IN the
Chamber OF Commerce. at which time q
report Is expected from the COMMITTEES re-
commencing a site for q home. II Is
hoped BY those IN charge OF the matter
that all the pioneers III the city viii at
tend this meeting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14

To cure neryuusuesa. lack 1t self-control. DE-
spondeney, &c.
To exchange jadei and worn nature FOR
one OF Brightness, bucy1rry and power.
To cure forever elects Of excesses, overwork.
worry, &c.
To give full strength, deveiorsnent and tone
TO every portion and organ OF the body.
Age no barrier. Failure tmpoaaihieL Two
tho1ea nd references
The book Is purely medical and scicnsihe.
useless 10 e1riosisy seekers, fayaluabis to men
only Who need IL.
Adespairinx man. who had applied to rs,
soon after wrote:
.weil, I tel you that first day e one III
never forget ] 5uss brbbled With Joy.
wanted to hing every body and tell them my
Old self had died Yesterday, AID my new sef
WAS born today. WHY didn't ypu tell ne
when I nrst wrote thai woaid End II this
vAyys
And ANOTHER th1s:A
IF you Dumped . cart load 81 gold st my
feet it world not bring such giAdress into nj
life A. your usethsd has dsne.s
Write TO the ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY,
Buffalo, y. r., and ask for the little book
called COMPLETE MANHOOD Refer 20
this pa per. and the company promises 20 send
the book. in eealesi srseaope, without azy
parks and entirely free, until 1t II well intro
&1red-
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TRAVEL TO ALASKA.
The Al-Ki Len Yesterday and the WILL
lApa Leaves Today.

Steamer Ai-Ki sailed for Alaska last
evening 1T about so O'Clock. She had
about $50 tons of freight aboard. The car
ge was made up Of lumber. bricks. produce
and general merchandise. Two boilers were
aboard. one for the cannery at Boca del
TDro and thu other for juneau. Those who
took passage from Seattle were: j. NJ.
Downing. Mrs. Alice HilIy. A. Williamson,
X Tancrsd, w. A. usneny. A. G. Boys.
Mrs. s. A. Cleveland and child, A. NJ.
Lewis. r. II. Dunchiee. Miss L. Ma9nesen,
Miss Temple. S. w. Shinn. Charles Pereiie,
J. W. Little. J. v. Moore. james knight.
Mr.. Seeiy and ]. W. Chisholm
The wglapa Will leave for Alaska this
evening At s O'Clock She viii have q good
cargo Of freight
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nuxrY BONDS AND wARRAxrs



novpsal Thousand Dollars.
- county h gradually paying its
go = n shown BY calls for bonds and
Gnrpnnts by the county treasurer's once
- kos bsen given by Treasurer Maple
1S1 = June Is he viii redeem 1T tho
u1mi National bank. New York. bonds
6cehool district No n, from / to .. issued
- /. III. Notice has also been given to
fSnUp u warrants drawn against school
XI1et No. 90 tBaIlart) that the warrants
- - exchanged for coupon bonds ut
II - than par and accrued interest at
/. = IT, Of exchange. The bonds ara for
IN and viii draw interest At 8 per cent.
- March I. 1905; $4,000 Of them win
no111s March I. 1915. and u. 90 on or BSfors
~ latc. The exchange can be made at
- tBoasDyer's ONCE.
1hEss are coming In at the rate OF from
- % &ee0 per day. and from seventy
~ y - remltfAnces ara also received by
- 0r. Maple has issued a call for war
uno % an amount Of 10000. as follows:
cDcsy fund. up to and including so.ga;
~ sad bridge fund. i.4ss: soldiers relief.
- b and Including treaaurer's
-. - Another call will prpba-
~ - made In about ten daya.
= ooon - the apport.onment OF school
~ reaches the treasurer. No interest
~ - pan on the warrants after May ls.
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appropriate services 81 81. Marks church.
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6art and giecrxc G.. Hitchcock. % Van
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ssas- Hsnford VIII open court IN this
~ ssst saturday. Instead OF today. A
ss-exrsn was received yesterday arncrnc-
- .his fact. This viii allow people 20 so
" We Everett convention who had ex-
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" The Federal court