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PACIFIC COAST STEAWsn.-

The companys elegant
ftIta. city OF Puehla IA ~
WnIia leave seattle for Sar T. k1
via Port Townsend and yicrn-t. ,sse1
a. IA. July 3. y Is. il. q s. -
~. IL. -. =. September /. II
Due at san s'ranclSSo. Il. m. las, NJ
= -. 81. August 5. 10. Is. % - III
her /. .. "a. -. - - L.sya e.
cisco for Seattle. VIA Slcs ara ~
Port Townsend 81 2 a. N. Iu~a q trsx3
n. Is. ~. -. 80. August 4 = - ~
Ssrteusher :. ;. 3. Is, % n n.,. AZ
lie y. m. July 5. s. 3. Is, g a s,A
~ II. -. q. September /. & n
October l. "a
The elegant steamers Quee> -
Topeka. Ne stco and Al-Ni n,
tie fer Alaska AZ 2 a. m. luna = -
: & r. II. - - September -
81 Due back ~ Seattle july "a = Az
%. August 3. 3. IA. -. -. = Ssrs-S III
Is. Is, %. y. October ;. 4 l(|
reserves Tight 10 change. witAr,. -
notics steamers. sailing .latss -
Of sailing. ~
j. r TROwBRIDGE p. 3, Sp.
dock. Seattle.
{. II. j. TS1LTrSNB ERss. rna..
ooS First avenue. Seattle.
GODpAI4L. PERKINS a On
Agents, San Francisco.
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WHATCoM. SEATTLE AND IAVo
ROUTE.

Take steamer BAY CITY for An. 49,
Fairhaver or Whatcorf. Leaves - r.
S GOO, Nah msi1 s srS9','a seattle So M
Thurs and Sat. Returning ieas~
com p. m. FAirhaver. sls p
Anaeortes 10 y. m. sun. Wsunass1 n
Fri. raras-Seattie 81. or u1 rvs1
Tacoma sl35. or s. round trfp;, rim
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SEATTLE. ANACORTES. FAIRHAsA
WFJAT(,taI AND BLAINE

" HATNttM MD E5iANINEA !.
Connecting at Whatcom with steem9
Point Roberts. Steamer GeorYe =
leaves Seattle at .. IN. Aondass ~
nesdays and Fridays. connecting ~
cortes with train for Noolley. seala -
man and Hamilton. arriving at WIZ
a m: leaves Whafcofn for Blasae - y
Returning, leaves Blaine ?. u; s@ ~
Wnatcom sp. m. Tuesdays, TnurseA5ss-
Saturdays. arriving al Seattle 1t 80
Arlington Dock. Telephone flhs
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION W
Time Gard In E.nec. June !. 49,

SEATTLE. EVERETT Il "fs
ROUTE. 800
State of Washington essses
daily. except Saturday. at 10 p mnn64I
SEATTLE A LA CONNER nssS6
Fairhaven leaves Seattle oaa's'
Sunday al a. IT. 80 - |
Telephone. Main 2ss. -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF c. Q. NJ. Vancouver Bar
racks Wash. June -. iSa7.-SeaIed pro-
posals in triplicate. will be received
here, or at Offices OF quartermasters al
Boise Barracks and Fort Sherman.
Idaho: Portland. Or. and Forts Candy
Spokane, Walla Walla AID Vancouver
Depot Wash. at ! o'clock .. m. July so,
1897. and then opened. FOR furnishing
forage and bedding therefor for fiscal
year commencing July /. 1897 Informa-
ton furnished here or by said quarter
masters. L. s. reserves right 10 reject
or accept any or all proposals or any
part thereof Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be marked: Proposal for
Forage and Bedding at -" and adj
dressed 10 undersigned or 10 respective
ouartermasters ]. W. Jacobs C O NJ
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
oUartermaster. Halter Building Seattle
Wash July s. iss7.@-Sealad proposals
in trsplcate Will be received here until
II q m. Friday, July %. 1897. for con-
struction OF road beds and bridges per-
talning TO the military post al Magnolia
Bluff near Seattle. Plans Specifications
and full instructions furnished on apnIi-
cation at this office The L s reserves
the right to accept or reject any or all
proposals. Envelopes sh ould he endorsed
proposals for road beds and bridges"
and addressed TO the undersigned w
w ROBINSON. Jr., Capt. Il A O. NJ.
L. 8 Army
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE-Notice
Is hereby given that the second annual
ihstallInent OF local Improvement dis;ric.
No 100. for the Improvement OF Lincoln
street and thar portion OF John street
formerly Second street, intervening be-
tween the west margin OF Lincoln street
south o. and the east margin of Lincoln
street north of said John street. from
Depot street TO Grange street. under the
provisions OF ordinance No. 3,12S by
grading said streets AMI constructing
sidewalks OF both sides thereof and pro-
ViIing FOR the payment therefor. and es-
tahlishing fund for such payment by
the levying and collection Of special as
eessment therefor upon the property
bonds in payment thereof. as provided
by an act of the legislature of the stata
OF Washington, entitled An act relating
70 Internal improvements in cities. au-
thortzing the Issuance and collection Of
PONDS upon the property benefited by
local Improvements. and declaring an
under the provisions OF ordinance No
3.s49 approved May It'll. 1874 as amended
by Ordinance No. $40 approved july
llth. 1884 and the city charter, as amend
ed and now In force. has been July cer,i-
fed TO me for collection and the respec-
tive sums therein charged and levied
against each parcel and Is,; Of land. and
part thereof. In said district. In payment
or such ins.allment remains unpaid, and
the same. including the interest on the
whole amount charged. mus be paid on
Unless payment be made on such INSTALL
Inent on or before the ao.h lay OF August.
1897 the Same shall become deiinuuent
and shall hear interest AZ the rate Of
per cent. per annum. until rai3 and II
not paid before said time a penalty ot
i've 90 per eeat. shall rs added and the
sums delinquent shall be entered on the,
annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot ard parcel Of land and
part thereof 80 delinquent ard with the
interest and penalty shall ne collected as
other taxes, together with such addition
al charges o. penalties as are authorized
90 he charges and collected on Other de-
hnquen, taxes, and each lot or parcel Of
land so delr4uen, shall be sold for the
amount o. such assessment with irter-
est, penalty and costs, IN the manner
provided by law
GEORGE r. MF.ACHAN
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date or first publication. July 9th 1897
IMPOUNDEn STOCK NOTICE-Th4 fol-
lowing deScr. nesf cow was placed In tho
city pound on THURSDAY. Julv L. lsq-
ard viii be- sold a. puhlic auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash In hand 20 nav
cost Of iTupounding and advertising on
Monday, the "a day az Angus. fsa7 az
~ o'clock a. n at the front door OF ;s,-
hc. headquarters, corner OF Third aver. 1e
and Yesiar Tay:
face.
The owner of the sbovs described co-
being 20 me unknown.
G. s. REED. chief ns Ponca
Date Of first publication Jrly .ath. 1897.
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ELECTRO PLATING.

ELECTRO PLATING; co, lll5is Second
avenue; reliable platers in geld. silver,
nickel and copper.
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=. wa~,,~t. .r,~rsrt iaserfinr Ct
~ 49,. - - 49, ,s<sssrx~. TIE sa-azo
xnouId he ieft 81 the nz1sfasss 20 ~sesn
this raper No charge II HaAs~
s.Cs5cgs ~.s.,,v x-e-
aHstsi tsstss-s.s -ssi - ksa rs<efs AZ tho
rate 0s 10 rersfs pr Isg1e ssfz - ~.
POST N Tf.EIassE<--..-- - -.
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TRANSFER COMPANY.

TEG SEATTLE TRANSFER co TYl-s
and 81 ssge- streets Hacks CABS f.sr
gage eTiC~. tessfsn2Ee Main a - s-f.swrv
E-eets Telephone Main * varahos,ss.
coal telephone, a. o. 81 Ssoraue .ns ia.
s-r&kss ~ 21ssS. rA.A
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CIAYSoN ESTATE Segabeck for sale at
auction sersi sting Cs ~ acres 40 Yards
water front and beautiful fres ~ water
stream through whole estate. Ave agTEs
weW cleared and fenced the estate aA-
Joins NashtrGtcu MIL Company prop
sTty. FNN DESCRIPTION ~ tsis property
AMI al part,~'ti - NAV ~ obtained from
the undersigned sale Is made Al ~
quest ~ heirs nader or5er Of court
sale August iSh 1857. At ~s,y hall sat
re 40 10 a II.
! ~ STETNAS
Administrator Haiisr Budding Sca.tfe
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STEAMERS.

Z.c-DAfTsY BOAT To TACOMA
Ssca nae- Glide will leave City deck daily
except Monday a a. n. for Tacoma Re.
turning VIII leave Tacoma az go q m
from Commercial docx TtIeg4Iay Thurs.
eay and Saturday VIA west passage We'd
u~siay AID Friday. stopping az Vashon
and Ch4utauqHa.
j.. y. IANDERdOEE. Master.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRS. GARLAND AND EyAxGEl.
Seattle and Townsend-Neah hsy Nousl
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dptk Sus
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays g u
y. m for Port Townsend. Port WslIan
Duugenesa, Port Angeles. Port CSesnf
Gettysburg, Pysht. Claliam Bay en4 ~
Bay: returning. arrives at Seattle
on opposite days. Steamer Evan9d ~
YeSler dock for Port TOWNSEND. ron n
gelcs and Victoria Mondays. Wednee1e
and Fridays AT go p. tn. arrives -
alternate days at go r. m.
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CoNPpSITEp\-Ws ara now rrars-.s -
do coTnf-nsit5on for the trade laux r,,a.x.
ur~i - <arpsrej} Niuioa Rreyier aSd
LONG Primer. Satisfaction gu.rs1.e..fs
.a3! or sGcress Observation-Disclosures. seat
SPECIAL. INFORMATION DArrv -
T'ssn1ta.-f1rsrs business houses ana
public SB@n ~ tn@ Press f-ffnn4-,~ r.,
resu tAilen 81, Union block P7~rf.,,s
Or Nef-'-e
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
engineers and contractors: bridge build
ing dredging harbor improvements and
general contracting Charles street ara
First avenue south.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY builasrs
az bridges for railroads and highways.
pile driving. fre~tie ard wharf hs,iiifnr
hi2 Seattle National Bank building.
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GO OK THE GREYHOuyn

10 On III 2 tFfk = IfN :. rySe1a14 |
F.vere,f Fdmoras. Snshomish he.E
Thre@ round trips daily. excspts sssts
In effect Nov %. 1885. leaves ~ ri
a. m, i2 m. p. m. leaves 49, vssss ~
a: m. $50 .. m. rs y. m. 6sa s.ls e
ing. Cnlman dock. Everett laissa, ~ yjysl
chants dock. Connects wl,n - nsoi$I
FOR Tacoma. with S.r Aikado ~ ~ ~
mish: with train for Monte Cr'sto -
stations. Telephone. Red Sxl 1890.
FRANK w. CsooDHIE, Man
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE .rT.YFp ;

~ SEATTLE TO TACOMA
our rsnad trips daily, excers g.
Az one nsa- and twsa,y-sive nsr.a.s !
p.,,sl a.A STEAMER ',FIYEp
route as foslowS. asSae- IT,
TA>tNG EFFECT TUESDAy 49,.
TIME CARD.
h.saFs seattle Is. HIS A. m. =.
n. M $40
Leave Iacoua-a:9a r. IN
SUNDAYS.
800 49, ss~-s s',l..e- ~ =. m. sm:s.
Landing at Northern Tsas,sfs, 80, - /.
eosaa, and Corrns relaI DOCK. fans g
raon street, Seattle. ~ q ~
Sundays. steamers FLYER ana e..
MAS hirErun. c09 p
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A =. RANDALL & co. carrar.e-s
tn6hsrs; glazing; screens windows arI
doors Telephone. Green. ei. - Snr1rg
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS sn6eY the Head Of Lost
rs.s.fisi Esns zaye. f4 Il " and Sifuattofss
Wanted va - ias4f5es ~ f1e rate, OF i
cent !. ~era each l14tstiotl. Payment al
WAYS Ia s4sznsa ~ advertisement re-
csifed .1s less than y CENTS.
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MENlCO FOR AL.laE1


Pacific Coast steamship Copasx.a
and coinmodious passenger st. ~
MEXiCO
VIII sail from Puget sound n M.
on an excursion voyage 10 lasks -
Will call al all points of irtersx ID 49,
the excursion steamer Queen Is scASass.s
For fun infoim don call on or aiar,r
c. III. J. Stoitsuberg. city tickx ~
So First avenue.
or. J. +. TrowbriGge. Puget soma :
perintendent, Ocean dock. Seaisk
GOoDALL. PERKINS 4 CO, CD
Agents. San Francisco. Cal.
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xxvAap.

A -svarS Of ~ viii be paid for infnr-
r5aflar, lesaIas 10 the arrest and convie-
tIetss If anv one stealing copies OF the Post
TnselIssenrey delivered to subscribers
throughout the city.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING:
County. StA1e Of Washington. In -he
matter ~ the estate OF Solomon Graves
deceased. Ne. g.sss. Admin is.rator's No
ssce 20 Creditors.
Notice IL hereby given TO the crsdltorS n.
Solomon Graves. deceased. and 10 All ofher
parties interested that ali Persons ha.frrv
claims against the saI1 Solomon Graves
decreased. are required 10 present thsrn
wfrn the necessary xotIrAers uFsrfr r.-
lD year after the date OF tihs no-ira 80
wit within one 81 year after Ju;v ssh
1897 20 the un lPrSigned adnlsnfss RI Tor =,
the banking house % the Washington NJ
;ional hank. tr Seattle. Washington. the
business Of SasG estate. and all claims ~.
so presented within said one CD year saail
Ne barred.
Dated seattle Washington july sts
1s4- EisW ARD @. GRAVES
Graves Taecsa se3.
Date q flrsg Tublics tion. July sth 1877
NOTICE oF sHBP vF-s sAL,E-Tn ,ne
Superior Ceart q q. a state OF Weshg1g-
ton- Tor tHe county of King The Scot
-lsg American M0rtgaes Co Limited
plaintiff, vs. Henry Gaaghau Kfr.Ta
CsaGghaus nls wIfs; Peter Uav p r
Concannon and r. r Cnncaynon hIz
Wife Hsrry Wht.e. WEii q White srS
George " II. White ard IL r y~Con-
nanxaey rs receiver Of Harry y(ef..
George w. H Wnite VIII 4 W~affs
William TUltis W Z TSiffsz Willia :,
Baoa " J. Baa5. J. II Wooie-y and I
II. Woclsry as sneriT q King coIntv
asIls. No. ga
Under ard BY virtue os an order Of saIa
and special execution issued 0ut OF ire
anove-l1asr1sd cet2rt. in me aEove-ersftl@.s
setso3- and 70 me directed and delivered I
haze es.y assls1 2SoD - So4soving rssl
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Transacts savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 70 si0NoA
Interest allowed per annum: Six ner
cent. on term deposits: per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days of MAY and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved coliaterals only.
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS. All
kinds i1an Third street.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA SrRax
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

Steamer City OF Kingston hetwssa !.
coma, Wash. and Victoria, h. c.
s:iSpm L.Nl VI sTacoma ilfgAr tx.J
e:Sapm Lv. IS SEATTLE, car, 80
I2:3osm i.v e2,Pt. Townsend AArun1
S:2sam Arili0 Victoria AlLr So
spaily except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes first-clas scs.l
modaiions. carrying both fretsht M
passengers and leaves from YeA,er VIZ
Seattle, for Victoria, at 80 .. N. "a 4
Tacoma at n. IN.
Passengers for Victoria can un,.1
taterooms until a. m.
For rates. tickets. etc. inquire of
6. r. THORNDTN
Agent. Yesler wharf, Snth
/. A. NAnEAU.
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING THE o. +. BOX FOR ras<xsrre-s
Western Union and Great Northern tele-
grams. hacks, gg-n~ys ard express
wagons. quick service Telephone Main
81 ga Second Branch Paesac Laun-
DIRK.
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AUCTION SALE.

MONSTER AUCTION SALE Of house
hole furniture ~ Ba-0Ns' furniture stora
tff- First aveaCc. today ~ % o'clock
sharp. bed Sess. springs. mattresses fold
ing beds ST isnoaFTts, dining chairs extern
s!0u tables hall trees center tables pic
cures mirrors, coGchse office furniture
clocks cook stoves Kitchen fnrrttQrs
crecks-y glass. carpets. etc. everything
Will ~ sold without reserve as " C.
rArnes has decided 10 retire from bush
naSs. =. u. Blcksrt0n. Aactioneer
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Advertisements oil b. recsfve1 at
bfa nrn Offices 81 ~ Post Intelligence
TACOMA BERk4r--So. 1909 PaSific
avenue.
PORT TowN9ufp-wiliism Jones,
EfIJ.iSf.HAN MY-Sew Whs tcom.
q. H. Culver. ManaaF
OIsyMPfA--4ifk 3AIn Htreet. G.. G.
W.nsfaniey. Agent.
EOT1GE--The bsIetnexs osYIca Of the Post
ynteiiiges.ssr n open until II n m. Sunday
hours. ? a n. to IL .. in.. and to
3. m. Classified ads0fisemsnfs will he re-
ceiyed W. to that the.
Tfie following isstGs await advertisers
al this esfffee.
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STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OEYyN1
AT 80 A NJ.
DAILY, EXCGF~r SUNDAY.
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AttFEONETR.


3 q RICK fsETC%. Aucsloreer and A..
rra}sef- established 49, Tsls r{r~s A.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

s sa
FIaE<-ThA members of Eureka Lodge.
No -. +. and 4 ~. and all sojournIrs
1fasons are requested to meet al the
Masonic .ernple 4 c'ciock sharp today.
10 attend the funeral of brother r nj
Gose. OF Buckley
F.4 II. BAKER. w. NJ,
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AA<rH- D-fts RENT.

" AZ yfsif-~fssfcrs, sugssss / ar s-rses.,
I'cesesa hasssa. 10 children A&,irea.s
Agsast. ease I'as.-Iass.lis xs,SXE
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BAMBOO FURNITURE

BAMBOO GCserS-Au ktn3s: ts>ok ras~s
casas3~ lawn seEtee*. AMP tables ban
30 sso.S. -xss SsSssA
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STR. MULTNOMAH
tDAfI.Y
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND oLYvri
AT p NJ
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND fal|
COMA. ~ CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. " CENIR
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Tel. Main -. CITY DOcx Aescl
CAPT. l. WILEY. MansDR.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

4 " PARKER & 80. fresh "a rer s-i
g's les eveFythiRg Esed in Photography:
~ catalogue
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL,
BANK OF SEATTLE.
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED-MALE.


EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.
THREE YOUNG MEN. used 10 roughlns
u. some experiences. wish grubStak., for
kiondyks. can TAKE next boat. good ref
erences Bon al Olympia. Wash.
WANTED <;rwirtake for s-lonfyke bv. n
hard working m4n: can give references
ans security. Address Billy care
Fost-fntelIsgeneef
WILL PAY 30 to any party who VIII
secure for me situation paying sen per
month or mora Address Reliable care
Posf-fntellisencef
ELECTRICAL ENfHNErsfi wants +. no.
sttion In hotel or large building. rana
references. Address e Y care Post
Intelligencer.
WANTEp-By four hnstferx ssako for
EionGykr. Seef AZ -~sarenrN~ sstrrrs
Il tolJnaa Sock.
o"'t' III S1i.IsR; can Give reference:
WANTS stake fer Eiazka, aalck. gox q.
ballard
EMPLOYMENT WANTED FEMALE.
" AN fii.s.r WINK by 4rNt-claSs dress
51afer Address s. care rost-Intc,ilgFa.
eSr
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Correspondence I'm all the principal cities
IN the United States and Europe
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

MRREf-f-AS Manufactured recovered
ara repaired ssU%Tal Fefa ring. IA "a,
tu1csa stg@~t RoSssoa Bros
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Incorporated 1887.
1dpi,al .-.-'. $500 -..-'+....-+.....-...y@ sle1
SUI ,,lds ....'+- -'--.-...'. 49,. 10000
risa f is-ss,s 49, .--'...-1, a Denny
AsrisfS~r ....-... IN VI f.atiunr
Sight exchange and fsIagra phlc trans
ferS on New York. Chicago 81 Paul San
Francisco. Portland and various points IN
OREGON and British Columbia
Sight bills Of exchange on London avail
able eIsewh mere in Europe
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms
Bonds stocks and other vsI1sbleA re-
ceiVed on deposit for safe keeping
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s'ATioNA!4 BANK or COMMERCE..
Psid-up capital 800 900
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Fsid-up capital $3.50 30
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in ali ths principal cities Of the
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-24

OLD ME up, uncle,
very h ig h up. l
can't see, and, oh,
they are so beauti-
full You were a
darling to bring me,
but what is the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-24

Sylvia who came in. Not the Sylvia of other
days, so radiant, so girlish, so fresh in her
dainty dresses-the years are not so kind
but a sweet, serious woman in plain black,
with the old masses of golden hair showing
under her little bonnet.
Dick, with a sudden strange sensation of
shyness that was very like fear, drew back
until he was almost hidden by a screen, so
that she did not see him.
But the room was full of fragrance her
heart knew in moment He had laid the
lilies upon table, and she took them up
with a little soft exclamation of pleasure.
He saw how tender was the face that bent
over the flowers, face no longer young, but
with a new loveliness all its own.
Then he came forward without a word.
She knew him instantly. The flush of rosy
color, the light in her eyes, che joy she could
not stife after all those hungry dragging
years of loneliness, conjgred back all, and
more than all, the glamour of their youth.
''Diek-Capt. Narration, what has brought
you here?"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-24

not availed to keep the young lover she had
chosen; and she had no mother to plead for
her.
Dick had been ordered to India, and very
soon after old Berwick had gone under, as
they say. This time in double sense, for
the crash that took his fortune took his life,
and left Sylvia absolutely alone in the world.
Society was naturally too busy with its
own concerns to remember the comet of a
day. Dick had been at first sore and angry,
then cynical, over his own passion.
The organ played Christmas hymns, the
hymns that, whether we will or no, take us
back, and exercise such subtle magic. Even
to the most careless listener they had a
touch of fresh significance among these gay
memorials of good will and kindness, not
towards men, but towards the children, to
whom the pitiless heritage of the sins of the
fathers comes with such cruel force
Suddenly Dicks eye was riveted by pair
of immense dolls, and his heart beat as it
had not beaten for 10 years.