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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-14
CITY NOTICES.
CRY TREASURER NoTICE-CITY OF

CITY TREASURER's NoTIcE-CITY OF
Seattle.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF LEGAL Improvement district NO.
81. for the Improvement of Irving Avenue
and Chestnut Street in the City of Seattle
from Market Street 20 Green Street. IN
der the provisions OF ordinance NO. Zts,
providing for said Improvement, by grad
ing the same and constructing Sidewalks
thereon and for an assessment TO pay
therefor ny the mode of payment by
bonds" has heretofore been duly certified 10
me for collection, 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 upen the whole sum so
charged and levied. or such installments
thereof as remain unpaid, at The rate of
ten per cent. per amman. and said interest
must be paid annually together with the
annual installments falling due In each
year. Said sums began 20 bear interest on
the 18th day Of October. lss2, and the fifth
installment OF said assessments and the
interest for the nth year Will become due
on the II. h day Of October. 1885,. Unless pay
ment be made Of said installment OF prin-
cipal and said interest on or before said
18th day of October, 1897, the same shall
become delinquent. and shall bear interest
at the rate of ten per cent per annum I'M
Ill paid. and II not paid before the same
shall have become delinquent, penalty of
five per cant. shah be added. and the sums
delinquent shall be entered on annual tax
roll for the current year against each lot
and parcel or land so delinquent and with
the interest collected as other taxes, sepa-
rate account being kept thereof. and If not
paid within the time fixed for the pay
nent of City taxes. shall be collected as
such taxes are collected. together with
such additional charges or penalties as are
authorized TO be charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes. and each lot or
parcel so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount of such assessment. with interest
and costs. at the time and in the manner
and by the same authority as lands and
lots are sold for city taxes.
GEORGE F. MEACHAM
City Treasurer of the CRY Of SEATTLE
Date of first publication. September 10,h,
1897.
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rar,tal ........ ............. 800 900
EOFFICEPS AND TRUSTEES
rsroh Elrth ........ .......... President
Arthur A Denny ............ Vice President
Tobn Isary Second Vice President
James n Hayden. Manager. Cashr, Sec'y
Erank I Bloagett.. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
Il c. Neufeider, j. r. Greenleaf.
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Transacts a savings bank business q

Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
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 collaterair only.
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co ON THE GRryuorryn

Everett. Edmonds, SnohomIsh Rora
Three round trips daily. except Saalv
In effect Nov. %. 1896. Leaves sca,,k
a. m. " m, p. m; leaves Evervu II
ing, Colman dock; Everett landing ~.
chants dock. Connects with str. FRA
for Tacoma; with Str. Mikado for sress
mish; with train for Monte cristo aad -
stations. Telephone. Red 81
FRANK w. GOODHUE Nsnssr
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Daily. except Sunday. at
direct; al a. m; returning. aIr.sss S -.
Port Townsend at Z d. m 3'sses rast
Arlington dock.
Phone. Pike ~.
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PUGET SOUND AND aI.Sr--s.ls
SHIP COMPANY sfu
VICTORIA ROUTE

co sIeam T5s City q Kingston b..,.
sappn w NJ sTacnms =
l0:oepm LvI = SEATTTr lsArtA
wan " Pit Townsend a "a
S.tSA iI Arlll0 Victoria M %
lp3iiy except Saturday. As 10
ms steamer furnishes flrx..sa.
NOUS IONS. carrying both frs,s.ae
Seattle, for Victoria a. "a sslee va
Tacoma az 2:I5 .. m. = n, Az
Passengers for Victoria -.
staterooms until A. m VA xge,
Fer rates. tickets. etc. ,rc,,..
@. +. THssRvn@e
I. A. NADEAU, A sass
General Agent. n. p. Ry g..
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.nyrsTrsEHy NOTICE

.s..x.s.x-x snns~srs Si~pizy advertise
vv,exs.s r't.avgsd ~ the Sunday issue nl3st
hsr.d n cepv by O'clock Saturday 70 M
sure rl1a nge.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS There
will be a NEE ting of the stockholders OF
the Wayne Gold and Copper Mining
Company, of Seattle, at the offices OF the
company, Saturday, 5 ptember % 1897
for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of said company and transacting
such other business as may come before
the meeting.
w. w. ROCKHTLL. President
]. 3. GILBERT. Secretary
Seattle. Wash, September s. 1897.
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Advertisements under the bead on io1..
Found For sale. For Rent aisa rlloaks -
WanfeS Will he inserted a. tae - - -
cent wore escf Insertion faEftsen. -.
waxs ia advance No advertisement 70
cei.ed for less than = cents.
rCTYrF-The business ONCE OF ~
Pct T47fs llsverlcer = open until IL D. n.
s,Srgsr bg,ssrE 3 q 70 10 u - . IT. anq .
10 y m Classified Advertisements WIN
be received Up 70 that tine
Advertisements VIII Be receiTed AZ
tyaysea Offices ~ the Posf -frteilig eFlseI
TACOMA BTREAU-So. lbs Fa1f''o
avenue. -xs~
TsgJpr- rsowNsrSD-wm. A pfsfnsr
PFfTISGHEN PAY-Eew Nnafcon'
o II Culver Manager.
oIfMpfA-xf7A Main street. O. C.
w.ustanley Agent.
VICTORIA. r.. C.--ffeorge Marscen
The following letters await advertisers
sf ffIe office.
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-
Bt>IsEs
ypE On Easy terms
hoasss s2is eF &C. IS -. us.e.n
Two Sz4Gaay los Tor s9be crae1p.
Fine iug. almost EsSs JUS. me thing fof
Alaska -
for sga. easy sEztail-nents.
LONDON INVESTMENT CO.
si4 FlrR Ave
Fire saloon for sale.
vANTFD-grub stake OF si3s by tro
experienced mining men and prospect
orS going 70 KiondEke via stIckeen RIVER
tTaiDs third Interest On al fiscoverles'
curify Il necessary. Address room IL.
T.eiby house
FOR SALE-A coed. payfng drug store,
Teqa5red. small balance or time. no
charge for good Will. II you want drug
store. cali quiek on owner g Hinckiey
-------------- -------------------
wAETED-S.ocks Of merchandise Of ali
kinds; VII pay casa, pai Hlass oe sn esp;
Hntse AZ r,.s.1s- sl,ser-
GER
- - 49, r-T3T---- g-.Nr,c e. - n
WARDS, tsslat 4ls.s e.. = 49, : = -.
LOGGING nos4,s1Ss ~St4s nss1t 0A s a.
no trouble TO snsw them >. hFo"hle *
To- = RI DsoSA.
1870 :. - .-n-.fa..~-- "a 3,
Ali nL-sDs y has s ..ssir.4 10 80 ~
sIn ~ 49, ra.,s, - s,>il,xan h1ild-
he
FOp eAT,F-f,rncery stores SO 10 8. 90;
fr1,,, s1f ctaar stores sfg 10 sgs. bak-
s,ses 80, = :, rsa. Iodefrg houses $40
"a e $50 Morgan 30 New York Blk
sop gAr.rHslf sntaras. IN big payfng
business 10 good steady man: only $40
I,tsgliganeer'
--------r
pRT.f; sTORE-A small drug store and
fixtures. easy terms: opportunities for
location are passing. Stewart 4 Holmes
Drug Co.
wANTED-A man with about 800 10 90
into a good retail or wholesale business.
Address g. b., care Post-Intelligencer.
WANTED-G0od business opening for
~ care Observation-Disclosures.
.Sr.-c
FoH sALE-hfaL
FOR sAbE-s-,soo; seven-room nous;
surety niooerni punt os ~ WI n, e. So
cost sSe5 N hrst-eiass eoi.si.saoii, .o' "a "a
Izvi me ia"n' easy lefhhs' per SeH'+ III
s. .5d9-Eight-room modern house. on Eign-
teenth avenue, 9asl ~outh OF siaoISoia, on
very easy terms Iais IL tile oess bdi gam
u slt5-Six-room cottage win Dain, me
lawn with nowers and frot, eieganl
view. only one and nalt Diocks from
easy. on installments. This is very
cosy little house.
on county road
W.
and Colonial BLOCK, Cor second ave.
- :. a. - "a
foo oALf~-A me farm Oh " acres, -
acres unoer cu ca, ,. soga ious ~
barn ana outoliiulhg.. %, idi.loau.
hlies from seattle. Will seh Oh easy p9s
telligeneer.
- - -
LDStIkD OFF LANDS IN Mason ana
Il,
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block, Seattle. Wash.
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PACIFIC C0ssr

toAST STcs
~, Ihs Company's elsra..
~ 80 Nits Of pa~sis 80 ss;sssss<s
Ia "a 'eaye Seattle Ter .a waa
Eort townsend aud ys.ssa siaacss.
n. Sept 6, u. Is. 2, @ ia B
- r., ~ = .. Noy. ). 10. Is
I EssAcasc9. a. m. Sept = = De-
= y. ~ =. =. Nov .Ah AN
Lec' s Leave san Fr.. Z
s.,, VIA ieioria. 3. c. a. t<]
10 Ky, 9 .. m, Sept. 80 Tn rs,s
- ~ 3 ; - Is. =. i. Nsx
- = S g : 8 Il. is. =. i. sSs9xS
The elegant Steame~s a.
cite. city of Topeka ea YIN.
roma leava Seattle ~ ns-h ass \
N m Se2,. !. 8 Il. il. alaska {
:, =, n 1. 6. II. Isl n Wy
seattle :" Sept. IS. Is las
- - - Nov. B s Is. Ii
lac Al-ki viii nor stor = y D1ts
or south hound. The s ,ss i ssc;uris 81
Tigat 20 change. wi.hoSs sa1ssasy ~
steamers sc. sailing dates aas 'sss ssaas ~
J. F. TRowBRIDeE .
Ticket Agent COS MI. nocS. s~s.
GoudaN, Perkins & O. nrsssnsss STs.
= Nh Zen. As.s -
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STEAMERS.


FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
hesuia- daily trips seattie-Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAYA
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-T:45. Ills a. m: z:45. 6:i5
p. IN.
Leave Tacoma-s:S0 a. m; 1, 4:3o. D. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle-I:30 a. m: IL M: p. m.
Leave Tacoma-s.G a. m; go, 7:3e y. m
Landing a. Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot of Ma
ron street, Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington.
Washington and Alaska Steamship Co.'S
Steamship
CITY OF SEATTLE
90 hours
SEATTLE 10 DYsA and SKAGUAY.
This magnificent steel screw steamship
win said from Seattle for juneau Skaz-
uay Bay and Dyea. September Is ard .,
at O'Clock a. m.
Her accommodations are urrfvaled She
is the finest. fastest and most comfortable
vessel on this route. In connection with
above the Alaska Steamship Company
VIII operate their elegant and fast sailing
steamship
ROSALTE
From Seattle on the 21st Of September. for
Skaguay Bay and Dyea direct.
g II. J. sT1LTEN Sg HERO a.
Gen. ticket agt.. under y. r. ticket off ar
CHARLES f.. PEABODY Maraga-
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pExTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS

DExTER HORTON s. CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1881.
Capital ....-. $500 ..ssu.uN
T RTs.if P4esideni Wv. ..N IT. p Taas
e Mahdsr' ...... IF. r. Van TuyI
sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York, Chicago. ST. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
oregon and British Columbia.
sight bills of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
bonds stocks and other valuables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
paid-up capital ...-..............s $500. 600
Transacts general banking business.
NJ H. Ballard ..... ...... President
III. C.. Henry vice PRESIDENT
r. II. Spencer ........-...............C Cashier
Safety Depcni. Boxes for Rent
THE FIRST M y , TIT1I I BANK OF
Paid-up capital ................slso.ooo
Surplus -............ 10000
Maurice McMicken ............... President
j. II. McGraw Vice President
General banking business transacted.
Sight and telegra nhfc exchange payable
in all the principal cities Of the
United States and Europe.
payable at all trading posts Of the n. A. T
r. It Co.
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STEAMER IDAHO
Leaves 70.

PORT TOWNSEND AND w.v 4.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS. Al
ktnts Id IND stresr.
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] HAVE Bee Ntvn $50 ASA $3.50 te .s.s.. IN
parsty lnprDFea fsrru sst1-as Ft..-ssa
snd sesstt-- NNiiam S4li-f. s,lI S-llA L
ssHcel. Tacoma
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WANTED Six experienced ptiedrtver men
at once. san Francisco Bridge Company,
corner Charles and Commercial
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Statesmen to ~eil petit gedEcrs. groeers
coupon books and other speciwitirs ~
ssmple 10 merchants; side lines, ready
Seilefs. good pap. Modal Mfg 90 south
bend Ind
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HELP wANTED-MaLE.

wANTED-An idea Who can think Of
some simple thing 20 patente Protect
your Ideas. they may bring you wealth.
Write John Wsaderburu 4 Co. Dept @
20 patent attorneys Washington II q
for their 81. 800 prize offer and list OF l. Doo
Inventions wanted.
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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 and
First avenue south.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY builders
OF bridges for railroads and highways;
pile driving. tTeEtle and wharf building
Sc Seattle National Bank building
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NOTICE TO sTOCkHOi.DERs.

MISS TAYLOR. Stenographer. Room 8
Sullivan block.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

itself 1t is the farmers who may regulate
the supply so as not to exceed the demand;
and the consumers of cotton goods VINO
largely regulate the demand by buying
more or buying less. The "laW' to which
you refer is that the relation of supply to
demand regulates the price, and we do not
see that it needs any regulation. or that
It can be changed, seeing that is a natural
and Interchangeable law. Your contention
assumes that the producer of cotton is
bound to sell his product at once. This is
not universally true, and ought not to be
true except to a. very limited extent. "A
farmer should strain every nerve TO get
out of debt If he is in debt, ana get lar
enough ahead to run his farm on d cash
basis until the crop is ready for the mar
ket To do this his plan should not be 10
strain every nerve in the effort 10 produc"
q big crop of cotton but to exercise MS
wits in doing without a great many lhlhsS
he has been in the habit of buying, ana III
nroducing. as far as possible such Things
on the farm as he is obliged to nave me
farmers who are not in debt-dont owe d
dolar-are not worrying about the price OIL
cotton.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

butter and cheese and every pint of milk
consumed in Georgia, and we ought to CON
sumo in the state 100, 600 600 pounds of butter
per annum.
If the above hastily written linos shall
excite a desire for more Information, we
will 90 our best to supply II. on request.
If any farmer. or dairymen, or owner of Il
few cows shall desire to put himself in
touch with the rapidly developing dairy IN
dustry OF the state. let him send his one
dollar to Secretary NJ. L.. Duggan, Sparta,
Ga, as an annual fee for membership in
the Georgia Dairymen's Association, and
he will in due time receive II copy of the
printed proceedings of the late Macon
meeting r. j. REDDING.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

/, Write plainly and to the point.
giving only the questions To which
answers are desired.
2. Ccntine inquiries strictly TO mat
tiers concerning the farm.
3. Never ask for answer by mall
4. Never ask whcce an article can
be had. nor the price.
8, Always give your fun nameand
addrefs. If you do not wish your
name published cay 80, and Initials
only will be printed.
6. Carefully file this page for future
reference, and before writing ex-
anime Your file to see If 1t has not
teen already answered.
:. Look ahead and send in your In
Quiries early. DO not expect ua TO
"answer In next poper." The editor
must hand in his copy a week before
the paper is published.
g. Address all Inquiries and com.
municatiOns for this department to
THE distribution,
Of. and 4. Department.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
Nitrate Of Soda and Acid Phosphate,

A. Il. Campbell, Hoseland, LA writer
IN a farm paper that was handed TO me-
claims that in one ton of nitrate Of SODA
there are 320 pounds nitrogen and 72o pounds
soda which is equal to LII pounds Bot32S'iI
for fertile ng crops. Is he right! Az!
CouId Il mixture of nitrate of soda and acid
phosphate BE- made TINT Wond h@ ,, " CON con
plcto fertilizer for Ve&"t2blesE any 1HioF-
nation viii be thankfully received.
1t is true that one ton of htgh-grado
nitrate of soda contains 800 pounds Of
nitrogen, but it IS worry far from true that
the 40 pounds of soda is equal to III
pounds of potash for fertili2lng crops As
a matter of fact. the soda is considered TO
be of no practical value as a fertilizer, as
it cannot take the place of potash to my
appreciate extent. The writer IS wrong
ana not right
4 mixture Of nitrate of soda and acid
phosphate would not be a complete 1efu-
liz"r for Vegetables, since it would contain
no potash. No fertilizer IS "completc' that
contains no potash.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

IilS Dc"ll lolill0 Tor
sexual weakness such
as impotency. shrunllen
organs, nervous debli-
ty, lost manhood, night
omissions, premature
discharge ana all Other
results of seif-abuse or
excuses. 1t cures any
Ease of the difficulty.
Mr.. II. c. Olds, who
cured himself after
many years suffering,
wants to let other men
know about il. He VIII
therefore send the re
ceipt giving the various
ingredients to be used
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

A Lame Horse.

TO John f. Bishop, Newbern, Aia.-From
your description We are not able 10 say
what is the matter with your mule IRON
ably the characteristic symptoms nav
NOT vet Developed You do not state
whether she eats heartily or not or wheth-
pr there is amy fever.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
FARM CORRESPONDENCE.
Questions of Interest to Farmers Answered
by the Agricultural Editor.
Fistula of Mule or Horse.

J. p Moore asks for good and tried
remedy for tstula mule or horse If
he VIII refer to late issues of the Weekly
he will find what ne wants, viz: September
20th, in reply to +. V r.; November list, in
reply to ]. II. Mem; November Sth, in re
ply 10 "SubScriber.'
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pncan Trees.

John A. r., Kendalia, Tex, is Informed
that the Stuart Nursery Co. Ocean Springs
Miss !. j. Berckmans. Augusta, Ca;
Herbert Post, Fort Worth, Tex. can prob
ably supply him.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
OPPORTUNITY.

Thousands Of men VIII welcome the
news that a most successful remedy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-06-17
AN ANCIENT DOLL.

Brought from China by sea Captain
III Years Ago.
One of the quaintest and prettiest
dolls to be seen anywhere is preserved
at Reading. Mass. and here is where
dolls have the advantage Of real human
beings-though she is the oldest doll
in America, She does not show her age
ut all, except in the matter of dress,
and is just as charming as when Capt.
Gamal;el Hodges brought her home to
lis little daughter at Salem, Mass,
when he returned from a voyage to Cam
ton, China.
She is now dressed in Louis NV
style, but history does not record just
how this tiny counterfeit Of woman
was originally attired What we do
know is that when she came to America
we had no direct trade with any dis
tant ports of the world, for rybody
here was subject of King George,
and no one had ever heard of the Star
Spangled Banner.
This little doll, therefore, has looked
upon the most remarkable events of
modern times, ana it has not even aged
her. When the war of the revolution
was inaugurated she had already passed
through the hands of several genera
tions, and was really entitled to all the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-06-17
FiRE-ALARM BOXES.
The sIechnniSm That summons Help
in Case OF Fire.


in Case OF Fire.
An article in ST. Nicholas, in speak
ing of New York fire-alarm boxes, SAYS:
This box forms part of lamp post,
the post being so constructed that the
box is inserted il the middle. The box
is painted bright red and the lamp
at night shows a red light. thus making
it easily discernible either by day OF
night. The wires from the box are CON
veyed down through the center of the
post to conduits buried in the street
and thence on to fire headquarters.
White letters on a red pane Of glass
in the lamp over the box give direc-
tions how to send an alarm. The same
direction IN raised letters are found
on the face of the box. If we turn the
large brass handle on the outside as
far as il will go, & loud gong will ring
inside. This is not the alarm, but SIM
ply a warning bell to notify the police
man on the beat that the box is be-
ing opened and TO prevent the sending
in of malicious or false alarms of fire.
al offense that is p nishable in New
FORK state by fine of 500 and one years
Imprisonment. Turning this handle as
far as it viii go opens the outer door
ard we find inside another door, with
a slot at the left hand side, and at the
top of this slot hook projecting. By
pulling down this hook once and re-
leasing it we set at work certain clock
work mechanism inside, and this sends
in the alarm.
When the first officer arriving at a
fire discovers that it is of enough
importance to warrant his sending for
reinforcements he opens this inner
door with KEY and sends in a second,
third, fourth, fifth or sixth alarm, as
the case may be, or a call for any spe-
cial apparatus that he may need. The
inspectors of boxes can also carry ON
conversation in the Morse alphabet
with the operator at headquarters on
this key and sounder.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-06-17
NlorIeE no cREDIroRs OF Ioaz cAat1,

MsorIeE TO CREDITORS Of IoHN Carry.
aW deceased
state 81 WISCONSIN, Grant County County
SQUIRT la aud for said couuty
~ the matter ~ the lie IT John Carey.
deceased.
Letters esta'uentafy 10 said matter having bee o
issued ~ tnhn Carey ~ Patch Grow Ia said
county. on molten If Lowry Glen atsou,
his atft raeys 1t L. ordered that from this date
until. aud including The 23rd aay 81 November A.
II, 1897, he aud the same herehy =, allowed ard
limited FOR the creditors. OF IN said John
carey, decreased, 70 exhibit and present to this
court. their claims aud demands against said de
ceased for examination ana allowance; that such
C aitu- and demands will he received by said
court, a. the Court House. 10 the city Of Lausas-
ter iu said county, at each term thereof within
said tiiue and said court viii examine aud adjust
the same, az the special terms hereof TO he be-
gun and held at said Court House the 8th
Tuesdays OF june and November, A, d. 1s97
aud notice of all which shall be given by the pab
licatiou 90 This ORDER, under the above caption
for four -ucce-=tv weeks IN the GRAST COUNTY
HIRAM, weekly newspaper published at the
city of Laucast~r, "a said county, the hrst such
publication So be within fifteen days from Ia 5
date.
Dated Ma q 1897
By the Court
GEO b. CARTER.
i6W4 County Jutge