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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-21
ORIOLES STILL IN THE LEAD.
Boston Getting UncOmfortably Close, II ow
ever-Leacue Clubs Standing

Chicago. June 21.-The base ball sit
uation has not changed much since last
review. Baltimore continues to lead.
but Boston has cut down her points
one-half during the week. Chicago is
no longer a base ball city. Its colts are
No. IL:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-21

Alpena. Mich. June 21.-The Steamer
Root arrived here Saturday with bar
rel of copper from the wreck of the
lost Pewabic. This is conclusive proof
that the long lost ship has been found
The copper is in nuggets. The diver
says that the hull of the Pewabic is
broken up and that for radius Of If
teen feet around the boat the copper
and iron of her cargo can be seen il
large quantities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-21
Double Fatality 1t Dubuaae.

Dubuque, Iowa. June 2l.-Mrs.
Henry Scott, Of Chicago. and Mrs.
Maria Hay. formerly of Chicago, &,
were killed by . runaway at noon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-21

After serious illness Hoods Sarsa.
pariila hss wonderful building up
power. 1t puri6es the blood and re-
stores perfect health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-21

by the senate. because Quay was alb
cent.
The sundries schedule was taken up
next. Coal was passed. The rate on
matches was changed from 20 per
ceat to 8 cents. and 10 par cent
duty placed on safety fuses. At
this afternoon the free list was
reached.
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CITY NOTICES.

REsoI LUTON NO IA RESOLUTION
providing for notice OF assessment roll
81 Local improvement District No III
Tor tHe improvement Of Main Street
under ordinance No. 44G
BeTtas. heretofore the city council
Guy passed ordnance No 44g7. approved
+DTuaFy 10. lssI, providing for me i'm
PFoFement or Main Street from the east
tnaFsln or Eighth Avenue south 10 the
west margin of Ninth Avenue south nv
and 80 @1i.
whereas. a contract for said innDrova-
fE1@nt WAS duly Jet by the hoard % oubiL
works Oh me afth Gay Of March fsT sn3
ss4d BOARD did within twenty G4ys there
atlsr, to-wlt. On the I'd day % March
1ssa report % the city council an sssase-
Stsnt roll prepared BY the city engineer
Wafch sac FoA contains the Gsz-Fir,-f.ors
% ezch lot and parcel az land and rart
tANrsot . De Assessed for said improve
tnents with al the matters and things
required ~ the charter and e,rtt4aar,ces -
tae e3ty 70 De contained IA such rolf the
olstTlct therein contained being know.
- Local improvement District No II -
ncN. therefore. De il
Hsses Sed oy the city council Of The City
Of Seattle. $50 10y
IHnf the city coupf rolt Ter be ana Re IA
h@feaS ted 10 puo3lsn "a the official
te~skarsr % che C4fy o. @ezttIs tor ter,
oN.-se~1l4Fe ISSUES. notice Of slea soll
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The puhgIc IL hereb~ warned not 20 pay
any rsonsy 20 parties representing . os
agents 81 the Seattle P0st-ints!iigs aceE.
except tire following. VINO ar. rs 11A.s
Authorized travelling agents o. me Tos.-
InEeg.sxereer, viz. J. A Mctsle.AaI, .. J.
TaNisy. Z. A. Harrison. VIII II. hanna,
This does not apply 20 re.s1<nt szenEs o1
las uaDsr who are iocs ted IN various
6fles ard towns 81 the Northwest nor 20
Sostrnassers who are IN al cases aathot-
fzed 10 take subscriptions for ne DAtlys
civ collectors. y A. catha1rf, X. I.
Hswlev. W " Ewing ARD Wm. Beatty.
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CITY TREASURER's NOTICE-cily 4
Seattle-Nctice Is hereby given thai q.
"a annual installment of local lmpgssF
ment district No 81 for the impfuV.
ment of Bush Street and the portions
Cullen Street and Germaine Avenue lf.
terVening between the north and z9ga
portions OF Bush Street at their n
spective intersections Herewith I'm
Jackson Street 10 Day Street. nnar
which provides for the improvement
said street by grading the same sat
constructing sidewalks on both sl3s
thereof with parking strips beiEsN
sidewalks and roadway, and proyiali
for the payment therefor in instaimeus
and establishing fund for such pa,
mect by the levying and collectles
special assessments upon the propefg
benefited by the improvement. and rry
vidIng for the issuance OF bonds a. ~.
thorized by an act OF the Legislature
the State OF Washington appfosh
March 9th. 1898, and under the pr9sE
ions of ordinance No. s349. approved nv
7th, 1894, as amended by ordinance 70
$40. approved July nth. 1894. has rs
duly certified TO me for collection, ~
the respective sums therein chargef ~
levied against each parcel and 10
land. and part thereof. In said dislff.
In payment of such installment rsmaai
unpaid. and the same. including ne z,
terest on the whole amount ehaEw
must be paid on or before the ls,h es'
OF April, 1897. Unless payment ne nae
on such installment on or before sas
18th day of April. 1897, the same So
become delinquent and shall bear Y
terest at the rate OF . per cenl
annum. until paid. and II not pala =
fore said time. a penalty or I'VE vf Y
cent shall be added. and the sums q
llnquent shall be entered on the snh1 '.
tax roll for the current year aga
each lot and parcel OF land, ana psa
thereof. so delinquent. and with ths
terest and penalty shall be COLLEGES ~ \
other taxes, together with saen A.~
tional charges or penalties az an
thorized 10 be charged and colleciea :
other delinquent taxes. and eacn u q !.
parcel OF land so delinquent shsa =
sold for the amount of such asssssn. 4.
with interest. penalty and costs, y "
manner provided by law.
GEORGE r. MEACHAh
City Treasurer of the city OF seattM -
Date Of lst publication March -. -
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NOTICE-Ths business office OF INC
Poxt-Iuteillgenee is open until IL p. ~
Sunday hours . q. n. 10 I'D .. IN aba !
TO .. m Classified advertisements VIA
be received up 70 this time.
Advertisements under the head OF LOST.
Found. For sale. For Rent and Situauons
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF
cent q v ord each insertion. Payment al
ways ia advance. No aaysrtiseme fs-
ceIyed for less than - cents
Advertisements viii be received at
branch offices OF the Post-Intellgencer
TACOMA BUREAU--No. Liz facino
avenue.
PORT william J. Jones
BFLLfSGUAM RAY-New Wnatcom.
O. II. Culver. Manager.
oLYMPIA-n7iz Main street Charles
Watson, agent.
The following letters await advertisers
at this office.
business. House q Rooms.
Bargain. *. SHOES.
Roarder Mining Stock ". * ~.
Cottage No. I Ranch n.
u L. Reasonable.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF.S SAI.-IN rII

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALEM THE
Superior Court of the State Of Wash
lngton, for the County OF King. The
Town or Columbia. municipal corpo-
ration, plaintiff. VS. Security Savings
Bank ct al, defendants. No. zsl27.
Under and by virtue of an order OF sale
and special execution. issued out OF the
above named court. In the above entitled
action. and to me directed and delivered.
/ have duly LEVIED upon the following de-
Kng Comfy Washi5s s'aalTS IN saiu
Lot one hundred and ten ul0) in block
number four CD. of the plat Of Columbia,
also parcel OF land described as follows:
Beginning at the Southwest corner of lot
number one hundred and eleven Ql) OF
block number four tD OF said plat Of Co
lumbia. thence running North along the
West boundary line thereof 10 the North
west corner OF lot number one hundred
and eleven Q1n, thence East along the
North boundary line thereof. seven feet
six inches. thence south az right angles
TO the West boundary line TO the South
boundary line OF said lot. thence West
seven feet six inches TO the point OF be-
ginning. Lot number one hundred and
twelve C1l2) of block number four (4) OF
the plat of Columbia. also a tract OF land
described as follows: Beginning at the
Southeast corner of lot number one hun
dred and eleven 0lD in block number four
(4) in the plat of Columbia and running
thence West along the South boundary
line of said lot twenty-five feet and six
inches thence North and parallel with
the East boundary line OF said lot to the
North boundary line OF said lot number
one hundred and eleven QlD. thence East
twenty-five feet and six inches to the
Northeast corner OF lot number one hun
bred and eleven QlD: thence South along
the East boundary line of said lot 10 the
place of beginning.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 26th day of March. 1897 at the
hour of 10 O'Clock a. III. of said day. at
the front door OF the courthouse in the
City of Seattle, in said King County. I
VIII sell the above described property at
public auction. 10 the highest and best
bidder. for cash.
Dated this 23d dav of February. 1897.
VIM II. MOVER, Sheriff.
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REWARD.

A reward Of SO will Be paid for infoT-
nation leading to the arrest and conNlc-
ton os any ore stealing copies o. Is
P0st-Inteiligencer delivered TO su0scrtoets
throughout the city.
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ADVERTISERS, NOTICE.

Advertisers dssirInx display advertise
r1entg changed for the Sunday issue n NsS
hand In copy D. / o'clock saturday TO IN
cure change.
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In order 20 secure correct Insertion OF
notices under these headings. sne sane
should be left a. the business office Q.
rhss pa per. No charge Il maze for s1cn
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other sF%-
cfzf arr ounce r1eafs Eili be charged a. Inc
rate OF 70 cents per me ea<h lnsgrtio1
POzT-I<T EI.LfSESfEh ~
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l
BANKS.
XTER HORTON & CO.. BASKEks
incorporated 1887.

Sight exchange and teiesrapns ~ =.
fers on New York. Chicago, o. Ia a....
Francisco. Portland and various po'as
oregon and British Columbia. ...A
Sight bills OF exchange on Lohcos -
able elsewhere in Europe. ,.xvs
Collections made at all points On
able terms. -. -
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuap'
cefved on deposit for safe keeping.
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wANTED-AGENTs.


WANTED Energetic. hustling men. with
or without experience. In city and through
out state 10 solicit insurance for the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
OF New York the largest and strongest
natural premium life association tn the
world: insurance In force over 500 voo,-
6l0 written last year over SA,gp,so:
liberal contract with full Instructions
10 capable men who can devote whole
or portion Of their time; money In the
business: best company In the world 20
work for; sound life insurance 10 suit
the times at forty per cent. less than
usual rates You can sell what the
people want 10 buy. Address DIR. A. +.
Mitien State Manager, Pioneer Build
ing or call between $50 and 10 a. IN.
or s and =. M. daily.
SIX MILLION PEOPLE voted for Hon.
w. j. Bryan. His only book, The
Tirss Battle" IL now ready. Agents
making from f25.oo TO $1,000 per week:
the greatest seller OF the age send for
outfit quick. Beware OF fraudulent
books. w. n. Conkey Company. Sole
Publishers, Chicago.
AGENTS-we have invented n new de-
vice Cor printing signs on fences. bridges.
rocks-any rough surface; six colors at
once. any size. you can sell one In every
store. Are Co. Racine. Wis.
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DOHEEY-rn seattle. Monday. March 2.
1sT. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. J. }. Donens'
daughter
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BOOT AND SHOE statesmen wanted
Immediately to travel for one of the
largest and best known establishments
I'm the country. Good men are scarce.
we are willing 10 pay liberal commits
zion 10 right parties. II you are a hus-
tier with experience as A road salesman
ard can prove honesty, ability and an
acquaintance with the trade. we want
you. Write quick. stating experience.
Root 4 Shoe Manufacturing Co, Boston.
Mass.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.


Office OF c. Q. NJ, Vancouver Barracks.
Wash, March Is, 1897. Sealed proposals.
in triplicate will be received here. or at
racks and Fort Sherman, Idaho: Port
land. Or. and Forts Candy. Spokane,
Walia Walla and Vancouver Depot
Wash. at noon. April Is, 1897. and then
opened. for furnishing fuel therefor for
fiscal year commencing July !. 1897. In
formation furnished here or by said
quartermasters. L. s. reserves right to
reject or accept any or all proposals or
any part thereof. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked: Proposals
for Fuel at -" and addressed to
masters J. NJ. Marshall. c. .. NJ.
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" ANTED-Sriicltors FOR 'McKlnleys
Battle for Protection and Sound Money"
Contains biographies and portraits OF
cabinet. Introductory chapter on finance
ny John sherman. only $50 COM
mission - per cent. BONANZA for agents.
Tremendous demand Credit given.
Freight paid outfits free. Write quick.
The Dominion Company. Dept. {. Chi
caEo
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HELP wANrED-rEM.r.r.

WILL YOU WORK mornings. evenings
ami Saturdays Ter tuitton I'm wilson :
Modern Business College Any DEPART
msnt CsH ia1s Washington street
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: SEEDS. PLANTS. CUT FLOWERS ETC.
s. os3.anG PARK and Washington E.o.2!
sls--l,@4y. 80 S@Go.4.
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s>rEp-RE ESTATE.

WANTED To buy good ranch ~ i6a
acres. All under cultivation. aud wfth
sssr>a buildings. must b. within nftasn
% twenty smiles % Seattle. and cheap
Any oue having s,tch Ter safe ad2rcSs
A p. =. Care Fosg-Tn els rencsr.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANk
Occidental Block. Seattle. VASE
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FOR SALE-Desirsbe and profitable all
cash mercantile business in Seattle; well
established and centrally located: ex-
penses small, honorable and legitimate
business. with extremely bright future:
no experience necessary: a stranger 10
the city can drop into this business and
succeed as ] did. Principals only. and
those with See1o cash. need apply: rea-
son for selling, will engage in mining
Address Enterprise. p. .. Box ls9. Seat
tie. Wash.
GET RICH QUICKLY. Send for 800 In
yendons Wanted" Edgar Tate & Co,
2ib Broadway " Y
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san FRANCESCo DYE WORKS ~
ssN0-.4 4s.e21oZs. Red -
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANh
Occidental Block. Seattle. Nasn'
raH
OFFICERS AND TRUsTEEss.s.,,
Jacob Furfh ...................-.F 49, 49,.
Arthur A. Denny ...-.-.... Eies rpxs,sssss
Holm Leary second Vice pfsss.a 80
James X. Hayden. Manager. as. + r..sss
Frank T. BIodgeit ..... Asslstanl.. ..,ssz
giauuna gehwabacher. John sosass~
T.. G. Neuselder. J. 7. GreenisSis
Transacts a savings bank BUSHES
DEPOSITS received from 81 70 tie.ms -
Interest allowed per snnam. - !.
cent. on term deposits; per cent -
p5visends declared last days Of NAY -
Novspnber Loans made on real sstas
approved coilaterals only.
THE FIRST s NATInNAL bA'A
Pa!d-up capital -..--.......*--s,,ss .es
Surplus ....-..... ..-....'.''...s
J. H McGraw ..............,;.. 1880
Maurice McMicken..........Ftc Vice Fssssn.ss<
General banking business transa s.ssss
Sight and leiegraphic sxcnanss, ~
Ia al the principal cites o. 'os
United States and Europe
NATIONAL BANK OF coMhskAA
Paid-up capital ..........-.........'''''s
Transacts general banking BUSHES.
". u. Ballard ff,rssss,fs
III. G. Henry .......-......-..Nics rssssa
r. r. Spencer
Safety Deposit Boxes for kssI
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The following letters await advertisers
at this office.
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F0R RESr-fAna. - large o. smxu
tracts. Ecr sarterteE ~ p2JIgrY gur-
Fsses- JeAs }. AsGAsEa. - HSstaa
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wANTFD-For 4. =. army. able bodied.
unmarried men. between ages Of q and
81. citizens % the United States, Of good
character and temperate habits who
can speak read and write English For
information apply TO recruiting officer
Rpston block Seattle Wash
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FOR SALE-R@szaa-art 6osEz a paying
business. owner leaving ire city Me-
chants restaurant foot % Washington
street
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FOR SALEs-United States and Canadian
rights in Garden Hose Nozzle. One per-
son can hold IL alone with rs pounds
pressure and give spray from TO 80 de-
grees. superior To any other. Address
Peter b. Montrois. care John Wedder-
burn Co, Patent Attorneys, Wash
ington ID. C
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City tOulplTo3leE ana EA-V
Clerk.
Published March "A. 1897.
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RESOLUTION No. ia REsnrr-
providing for notice OF assess,s... - 8
OF Local improvement Dis;rsct q :
under ordinance No. 44nS s1ss
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Stamp Collecting.

Collecting might almost be called an
instinct of the human race, and for the
matter of that there are certain birds
that habitually collect pieces of colored
stones, broken glass and other bright
objects, which they appear to store up
for the pleasure of looking at; but as
there are no birds on the subscription
list of the Round Table 1 will confine
my advice to boys and girls throughout
the country who are interested in
stamp and coin collecting.
The pleasure of stamp album or coin
cabinet, however we'll filled it may be,
does not consist in its possession, but
in making systematic additions thereto,
and in the feeling that in time the col
lections will be complete. Of course it
is impossible to get a specimen of every
stamp or every coin, but by restricting
yourself to certain we'll defined lines you
can achieve a very interesting collection
in either branch. Postage stamps are
a comparatively modern invention,
hence with very little difficulty you can
secure the local letter rate of every
country that has ever issued postage
stamps. Some of these will be quite
valuable, but you can secure them and
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Cotton Goods at
.BelOW=Value Prices.

Bleached Twilled Cotton Crash
for hand or roller towels, sc yard.
Apron checked Ginghams, good
standard quality, in all size checks.
SC yard.
Large size Huckaback Towels,
fringed ends. Ioc each.
Indigo Blue and White Dress
Prints, standard quality and color
that will wash. SC yard.
Imitation hair cloth "a inches
wide for skirt lining. &c yard.
Bleached Sheeting, u inches
wide, good standard quality and
splendid for wear. I4c.
Fancy Printed Organdies in all
the leading shades and tints, 80
inches wide. 8I-3c yard.
Bleached Pillow Case Muslin of
a reliable brand and quality. sc
yard.
Bleached Muslin, finished soft
for the needle. Price, 10 yards
for 81.
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death, but I, taking the full responsible
ity Of the act and looking the universe
in the face, feel hopeful that God will
condone my fault; for the continuation
of my life could but have been the
inf1iction of misery upon others. The
more was I ready to do this because L
could conceal all knowledge of the deed,
for the biologist has always his bac-
terra cultures at hand-as many means
Of peaceful death as there are diseases.
Now bacillus tuberculosis tells no tales,
and my friend, being man of feeling
as well as a man of science, did even
as I desired.
Having been inoculated, therefore, a
week. and having but as long again
to live. and that on one lung of lost
personality, 1 have dictated this to my
friend, and cease, trusting that God
will sunder me from an evil conscious
ness or give me sIeep.-R. K Duncan,
in New York Evening Post.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

s"The Ouiver'' (Cassell Publishing
Company, New York; for August has
for Sunday and general reading a
choice collection with many handsome
illustrations. Notable among the pa
pers are these: "Picturing the An
GELS modern ideas, by Arthur Fish;
Her Bit of Money" a complete story,
by Jane Barlow; "On Being Persecut-
ed by the Bishop of Derry; Queens
as Hymn Writer'S by Mary E. Gar
ton; "Wanted-An Aunt" complete
story, by Margaret Westrup; 1.-THE Pa
rochial Mission Woman" by Lady So
phia Palmer; ION Tramp With Tick
ct" by T. w Wilkinson; THE
Thoughts of God" a new hymn tune,
by James C. Culwick, Mus. D.; Scrip
ture Lessons for School and Home
by the Rev. j. w. Gedge, NJ. A;
when the Morning Cometh,' by Ev
erett- Green and H. Louisa Bedford;
"One of the Grea test" by E. S. Curry.
=
THE American Journal of Socialogy"
for July (Chicago) has these papers:
THE Social Value of the Saloon" il
lustrated, E. G. Moore; Study of the
Criminal in Mexico" illustrated, Fred
erick Starr; stake of the Church in
the Social Movement" Walter Rausch-
enbusch; ION a Difference jim the Met
abolism of the Sexes William l.
Thomas; Social Control (VIID, Ed
ward Alsworth Ross; Eccentric Off
cial Statistics CID, H. L. Bliss; "a
Programme for Social Study CID, 1.
w. Howerth.
"The Coast Review for July (San
Francisco is replete with insurance
news and papers on underwriting, an
nual statements, digests of insurance
decisions. department stores, causes of
hostile legislation, insurance advertis-
ing, etc.
The August number of "Cassells
Family Magazine" (Cassell Publishing
Company, London and New York; is
fully and handsomely illustrated and
rich in story song and fiction. Among
other attractions are these: Knight
ed at Windsor London in the Queens
Reign ''Old Boots and Shoes 'sThe
Guards Band" Number Magic and
the Police of Paris"
'The Magazine of Art'' for August
(Cassell Publishing Company, London
and New York; is exceedingly rich and
profuse in Illustrations. Notable is
the beautiful Rembrandt watching the
Cradle" and the wash print, Helms
dale Other features are: HThe
Royal Collections decorative art at
Windsor Castle, II, by F. s. Robinson,
with six Illustrations; THE Collection