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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-26

Box paper containing "a sheets and
"A envelopes, handsome box; usual
price. 39c, Monday. observation-disclosures,
HUI LBUT'S new tints and new
shapes of quire paper; usual selling
price, soc; our price. .............
TOILETS.
TETLOW'S Perfect Complexion
Powder, 15c kind, for...............
PERFUMES, White Lilac put up
with metal sprinkler stopper, per
oottIe. ........,.,............
UMBRELLAS.
An elegant assortment of Ladies'
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Call the Dogs OF
And give the young man a chance to call on T.
w FLEMING, No. 316 Indiana avenue, and
order new suit Fifteen busy tailors. We would
be pleased TO show you some or our exclusive
novelties in fall and winter suitings.
Klondyke two-step. Carlin & Lennox. No. E.
Market.
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New Hosiery

Time now to think of the thanksgiving
kind-and they are here-every kind and
ctx,1e
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None Better, None Cheaper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20

NOTICE TO TsfE PtBLae-

The public IA hereby varied nos = pay
any money 70 parties TepFezensss.1s .. - =
agents Of the Seattle Posf-li3lei1 Z @1lt
except the following. w1o are tiit SaisS
authorized travelling agents % - -
InteilIgeacer. VI: j A. Acs lefial.. -
Foderick spragae. ]. ]. H@s lsg 81
q. Treebgrrer This does not ANY
resident agents Of this paper wiao ar ~
Gated in various cities and own iA ~.
EorfhWest nor 70 postu2a5tSra. y 60
IN all caecs authorized 9 take :,
tons fer the Daily. SUNDAY 8ta
Posf-Tnteiiigencer. City collector .. ,. -
Cafhcarf r. r. Hawisy. " Il ~ A-''-A'
q Z Nhlfa and WILLIAM VI. E@AtAE.
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In order 70 secure correct iEseE1'a - - -
gofsreg Lnder these hssasBss. - 49,
shots1 b. lnft az the busifsesS cE' =. 49,, -
pare. No charge f. made for secs. - -. -
Funeral notices. fsso51 tsoflS 1s % y -.
cfaI announcements VII - csas1 g - ~
tate OF u cents prF tine each -. -, -,
POgT-fSTELLfGENe tsEs -.
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TCx5s-e-C.N- 80, es.v,sa,- s@nts-nbsr y. fsys,
- - Eauan ~ ~ daughter. Ms r r.
Bell. a. Brighton Beach, AeNss L @"''i'-
aog.. aged = years. ..-....~
Funeral this afternoon a - o'e3ScS
from Bonney & sfeSarI's cha7eL
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-'.-l.la-|aa|s''I11a'a
REWARD.

A reward Of 80 will BE- paid for inlgf-
nation leading 70 the arrest ana or
tfon Of any one stealing copies Of tne Foal-
1nteIllgencsr delivered TO suoscriDers
throughout fhc city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20
City Treasurer of the City Of Seattle.
Date of first publication Sept. II. 1877.
CITY TREAsuER's NoTICE-cITY OF

CITY TREAsUER's NoTICE-CITY OF
Seattle
Motive is hereby given that the first san-
nuaI installment OF local Improvement dis
trict No. ia for the Improvement OF Har-
ward Avenue North formerly Oak Street,
Chestnut Avenue and Sherhrooke street,
from the north end OF the existing I'M
proved section of Harvard Avenue North
formerly Harvard Street, 10 the north
margin Of East Highland Drive formerly
Nelson street,. under the provisions or or
dinance No 4077. which provides for the
Improvement of said street by grading.
sidewalking and parking said Harvard
Avenue North, ana providing Tor the pay
ment therefor In instalments and estab-
fishing a fund for such payment by the
levying and collection of special assess
ments therefor upon the property bene-
fitted by the Improvement, and providing
for the issuance OF bonds as authorized by
an act of the legislature of the State of
Washington. approved March 9TH. isB ana
under the provisions Of ordinance No. s8is
approved MAY Gth, 1891, amended by or
dinance No. 3440. approved July nth, lS4
has been duly certified 10 me for collec-
ton. and the respective sums therein
charged ana levied against each parcel and
lot OF land and part thereof in said dis
frict, in payment of such installme nts re-
mains unpaid, and the same, including the
interest on the whole amount charged must
be paid on or before 10th day of October.
1897. Unless paym Mt Nc made on such in
stallment on or before the 9th day of
October 1897 the same shill become delin-
quent and shall bear interest at the rate OF
per cent. per annum. until paid. and IL
not paid before said time. penalty Of five
90 per cent. shall be added. and the sums
delinquent snail hs ltered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against each
lot and parcel of land. and part thereof
so delinquent, and with the interest and
penalty shall be collected as other taxes
together with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized 10 be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes.
and each LOT or parcel OF land so delin-
quent shall he sold for the amount of such
assessment with interest. penalty and
costs. in the manner provided by law.
GEORGE +. MEACHAM
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle.
Date Of first publication September 10Th.
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L. & b. TRANSPORTATION co. Weekly


limo CARD.
Steamer Champaign, Skagit river route
leaves Seattle Sept. 2i ut a. m. seFs
at 7 a. M. Sept. q at a. m: lsssa
Mount Vernon Sept. e al 10 a. m. SEPT \
at 10 a. m, Sept 26 al 10 q. M. ealing 1t
Everett Thursday, going north. ealing y
Tulalip. Stanwood Fir, skagit Ctr
Mount Vernon and Avon
City dock steamers for all points o. ~
Sound. Open all night. FL u. heDus
aid Master. Telephone Main ".
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FLY ON THE ..FI.ys.,-.

Four SEA Seattle TO rAcos.
In one sg 6nnr TIPS daily exssDs -.
THE eur sT aea MSTEsss'y ...ass n sas.a
hsSuia- daily Trims ss-iER
route As foli Tvs. 'S SeaE,se-n.
tAAiNG EF Feet TuEsnav
v.aro TINE CARD AAra
p. n. A4-is 4 n; rs a.,
Leave Taeoma-e.sa
rS SUNDAYS ia
Leave Tacoma-s.a 81 a =, - m.spn
= -aSlas az Northern Pac,s.@ "a
S .s'il 4n0 Commercial doeL snart "a.
Shington. oer and Sga,a =
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Advertisers desiring display nofeftlSe-
r1enfs changed for tfs1 Sunday issue must
bard In copy b. O'Clock Saturday 70 IN
cure change
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CITY TREASTRER'S NOTICE Nottea
- hereby given that the assessment roII
of Local Improvement District No q
FOR the Improvement q Pearl. street IN
the csty ~ Seattle from Main &. re~t 10
Cullen Street, under the provisions Of
Ordnance No G%s. providing for said
lupgGSr meut. By grading the same and
c0nsfE.eg gag sidewalk ts3ereon. and Tor
an Assessment 10 pay therefor III the
mode 81 payment - bonds" has here
tcfCre been &ulT certiGeu to mo for col
Lection, and the resTse tire sums there
IN charged and ssFFed s.Nalusg each LOT
and parcel % Land IN sasd district must
% PAID ia ten ~4ueI ANIMAL payments.
WITH interest upon She whole sum 20
snArzed and leYssd. or Euch lngtaiifresrtR
thereof as remain amp All. st the rate 0f
ten per cent .seg anaIn1, and said inter
81 must - PAID 44ataaiiF together with
the annual insfS lIfaesals falling due la
eAcn }saF. Said AN l,Ean 10 hesr in
teFE=t 90 tke Isfh aeg 81 October gsa-
sna the SIR ms 45srre41t Of 41fs szae=s-
nssnSs slsd ere sa,sxsss - sss afsa year
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
". s. NAIL.

STEAMER DEETA
Leaves Galbraith dock, foot Of Wash.af
ton street. Tuesdays, Thursday and NJ
urdays at o'clock a. m, for kinEf&
Port Gamble. seabeck, Rrinnon, heIts
Dewatto, Liliiwaup Falls, Hoodspori asi
Union City. Returns alternate days
ID. TROUTMAN. Masa
Telephone, Red ISL.
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Advertisements under the head OF LOST,
Found. For Sale. For Rent and sltpatlorss
Wanted Will be Inserted al the rate o. 1
Cent wcFa each insertion. Payment al
wAys in advance No advertisement re-
cefved for Icsa than - cents.
EOTfgr-The buslnsss oficc OF the
posf-Inteiligence r. open until III p. IA:
eduday hours a. IA 10 L. 20 .. IA. aEd
&C 2 .. m Classified advertisements WIN
be received Up 10 that time
Advertisements wliI be received NJ
hre neli offices OF the -rnseiligenesr
TACOMA BTREAC--No lbs Pacinc
avenue.
PORT TOWEsFSD--wm A. pfsiffer.
BELIISGHAM BAY-New Whaieorn,
q " Culver Manager.
oLYMpfA-fl5fs Main street. @. e.
WiuNfaniey, Agent
VICTORIA. 70. c.-GsorEs Marsden.
lie Following letters await advertisers
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GO on TIE GREYHOUND.

Everett. Edmonds. Snohofnlsh Route
Three round trips daily, except sanav
In effect Nov. 20, 1895. Leaves seastk
a. m. ~ m. p. m. leaves Everett sK
a. M, 2.3e y. m, 7:i5 D. m. Seattle Iaal-
ing. coman dock: Everett landing. Mef.
chants dock Connects with Str FRS
for Tacoma: with Str MIkado for snohs
mish: with train for Monte Cristo and vu
stations. Telephone. Red s3i.
FRANK w. GOODHUE ManseM
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA sTr.y.
SHIP COMPANY "a FAN.
VICTORIA RoUrg.

steamer City Of Kingston bs,ves, y.
coma. Wash. and Victoria. q. "ssa IL
lS S:oop I sE IaaSsm1 ! ilsAr sspa
1;ooam Lvl 72lPt. Townsend 4 srl va
3:4oaml Ariile Victoria MI Ss s~a
DAILY except Saturday. '.A-a
This steamer furnishes flrst-class 49,.
modations. carrying both fre,xe, -
passengers, aud lsayes from yesler MAY
Sea, tie. Tor Victoria, at 10 p. m. ana "a
Passengers for Victoria can n.e,,.
staterooms until a. m. ~N1H
For rates. tickets. ETC.. INQUIRE az
G. r. THORNDYKE
Agent, Yesler Wharf, seaIlls
/. A. NADEAU,
General Agent. N. P. Ry. seat,l..
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STE aNT.RS.
KRUsE ;. $ LIME

Sailing schooner Excelsior ,yttt -.r -
Sen Francisco Tor seatL on aal - IN y,
80. eo1Asctias with steamers. Tor An Pr.
--nd ports. Freight. 81 mr. Tor
4"9@Jsa rates 20 AT 1aints ''
Z &. GAME. Ageat Ar,t,v.o., 80.
Ielesnooe. Pike a '0h a0eh'
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FNClFIC COAST srElNsu,.

iae Conpany's elegan; s,s.
siti"' CitN of Puesia ana MI, INA
IN .eaNe seattle for Ser aaia NaA
fort Townsend and Yictorts inSa ssso "a
q , pt. {. II, ID. q. IS Cer = =, a.kA
=. ST. Nov. q. la, Is u, =. "a "a
rSnc'sc a. m, Sept. . ID ia - Sa
I, s, "a. ~. a, - Nov. n o.
Dec. 3 Leave san Frauei.. "a
te via Victoria. B, c.. and po~s ~ Seat
end. at a. n, Sept. iesa~
oct 5. :. IS Is =, 4. Nov y
9. Due Al Sea1tle. .. m, Sent
=. o.. !. s Il. Is. n. Il, M Nss
The elegant steamers oue.n u
cite, city of Topeka. u-E, "iaaa-
roma leave Seattle Tor ai.saa ana e~
m. Sept. l. {, II. Il. - q O~s a;sA
=, =, Nov. /, s. Il. Is. q. q n,.e Z
seattle Sept Is. is 81 81 o.. sask
u. a. y Nov. ;. s. IS. Is
The Ai-hi viii not stop al yies.sssr I
or south bound The connan~ : aos.s
right 70 change. without nrsvi,,,,.' sssrvs
steamers sailing dates and hoar~s !. ssosis.
ing. AWAITS o sa.
J. +. TRowBRID6E. D
me-. -. pcsan Dock. sSsi.
Goodan. Perkins 4 Co. Gsn A.. so
~~Sssst . X.
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Washington and Alaska Steamship a..
Steamship
CITY OF SEATTLE

CITY OF SEATTLE
20 hours
SEATTLE 10 DYEA and sKAGuAy
This magnificent steel screw steavshh
will said from Seattle for juneau. skar.
uay Bay and Dyea, September Is and \
at o'clock a. M.
Her accommodations are Grriyaled. An
Is the finest. fastest and most comsor,aA.
vessel on this route. In connection w
above the Alaska Steamship Connssy
will operate their elegant and fast ssitr
steamship
ROSALIE
From Seattle on the elst OF September, "a,
Skaguay Bay and Dyea direct.
For freight and passage apply 10
c. III. J. STOLTENBERG
Gen. ticket agt.. under ~ p. tickle. on 1.
CHARLES h. PEABODY, Maaar,r
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

l. ~.
Occidental block Seattle. Wash
zap M-to5FiFicriEiRs AND TRUsT;EE;ssi~OO' "
John Leary- -. 80. Second Vice President
James r Hayden. Manager. cash'r: seey
sigmund Schwabacher, John Collins.
E. c. Neutelder. J. r. Greenleaf.
.Transaets savings bank business ex-
Deposits received from :. to $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum six per
ceat. on term deposits per cent on or
Dividends declared last days of May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collateTaif only.
DExTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
incorporated 1851.
Capital ...... ....s 500 600
Surplus ;;....'. -.....'-..- ............ ioo0os
vice President Nv. N Lana
N Ma9Sser ''.'''.. ~ II vi Lat liner
sight exchange and teiegraphic 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 valuable. r
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
NATIONAL BANK OF coMMpBcr
paid-up capital ...-.................ss $500 900
Transacts a general banking business.
NJ %. Ballard 49,. ........ President
=. G. Henry Vice President
" " SPENCER +-.'s-.+.......-........Ca Cashier
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid.,up capital ................s15oo 90
surplus ..... 900. ............. 10000
Maurice McMlcken ..........p rsstd.,,
]. Il McffFaw .......'.'' Vics trss,SSes,rats
Lester Turner -.......-- rasLta.
General banking business transacted
sight and telegraphtc exchange payable
IN 81 the principal cities Of the
United states and Europe
letters Or credit furnished on Alaska.
aazsple al aIi trading posts Of the " A r.
BANK OF SEATTLE ioSAh
Capital stock paid in .........yzs 600
e1rStus ''.-.... --............. q coo
=. g Neufelder - W. F,..ss,i ny
X y Anksny o. ..............ss.C "a sbt -.
- y esponasncs Ia ali the PRINCIPAL ci.ta.
-------------- ----- $50 ard Europe.
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wHATCoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Ansccrta
Fairhaver or Whatcom. Leaves conmrr
cial dock. Tacoma, .. ~; City doci
foot Main stSeen, Seattle, D. m. Tges.
Thurs. and Sat. Returning leaves Whist.
com p m; Fairhaven, Sis .. m, and
Anacortes 10 p. m. Sun. wednes. and
Fri Fares-Seaitis 81. or sis0 round srsp;
Tacoma sl.25. or s. round trip.
w n ELLA
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AUCTION SALE.


AUCTION SALE Of valuable property.
buildings efc-Edw. . Biekerfon has re-
ceived Instructions from NJ r Flahertv.
who IS abcut 20 leave for Europe 10
attend 20 important business interests
% sell by public auction, on Monday
September =. at : o'clock sharp the
whole Of hls valuable property situated
IN Georgetown. South Seattle. opposite
thn ClausseB- Sweeney Brewery, on Grant
street car lire. This property consists
fn paft as follows. Two lots aCxiNo feet.
o.. s0xlo0 Fect; 2-sIory brick and stone
store and dwelling. size szx60. well I'm
f~hed. together wiss 2-story frame build
ing iSN26. The lots an well fenced. with
buildings and Two good wells The brick
store 81 diIed with : weli-saIected stock
OF groceries etc. together with furniture
- dwelling house, busy. spring wagon.
bicycle and COW. For further parttcll-
lars inquire on premises or OF q q
pickerion auetioneer. f5ie FIRST avenue
Terms cash.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Baltimore and Seattle Mining and Re
duction Company will be held at the Of
fees of the company. Nos $40 and 2iS
Occidental block. Seattle. Washington,
on the &th day Of October. 1897. at 2
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF elect
ing board of trustees TO serve for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction of
any other business that may properly
come before said meeting.
Stock books will be closed on Saturday.
October ?. ls9s, at noon. until Tuesday,
October 5. 1897.
BY order of the board of trustees.
ANDREW BLACKSTONE.
President.
p. y. BANTER.
Secretary.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. There
will be a meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Wayne Gold and Copper Mining
Company, of Seattle. a the offices of the
company. Saturday. september .. 1897
for the purpose OF increasing the capital
stock OF said company and transacsing
such other business as may come before
the meeting.
W W. ROCKHTLL. President.
J. r GILBERT. Secretary.
Seattle. Wash. SeDIemher s 1897
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASh'
fNGTON ROUTE.
ssyrt, MED A u U0HfN10$

bTfA VI FF n, y. IspbFTsV8
Carrying u. & Mail
On Port orchard and Port Washinros
route. leaves cry dock. foot q W
street. $3.50 a. m, calling al South neses
Burehell. Brick Yard Rremertan
Navy Yard. Sidney, Charleston. ITss,lsl
Chico. Sllverdale. Leaves fort 1870 ,.,. /,
Navy Station at 2. m. arrives ses',r ~
4 % m. r.. ~. Robinson. masisf -
Bdrardus * Co, agents. Tsispas'a
Main 81.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
80. -. ~ InElsI

PORT ORCHARD MD TUNF WArEF
1NGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY r. PERiEf
Leaves Galbraith dock foot OF Wssnins.
ton street. for Sylvan Grove Port Naix
Bremerton. u. 5. Dry Dock, Chaiisssa
Sidney Tracyton. Slverdale daily, r
cepfing Saturdays and sundays. n sA
M: Saturdays at 2.s0 p M, sundays q w
u. M. Returning, leaves Sllyerdaie a. !
a. M. Dry Deck $50 q. m Sturdy n9aa
leaves Silverdale $50 p, m. Dry DOCK ~
%. m. Telephone Red Isl.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ORDER OF THE GOLDEN WEST
Headquarters Of collector for Seattle
Chapter No. ! and PacIfle Chapter No. J
on sixth floor New York block. room sAS
MYSTIC SOCIAL rLfiR will give 4 nose
social dance II Wilson's hail. Collins
building Wednesday September z. Odd
Fellows especially invited.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTEp-NALE.

WANTED-P by two frst-class ac-
colntanis and Al clothing statesmen;
can refer 10 present employers. covering
period OF Ave 70 ten years service. Ad
dress Charles Rudy. owensboro. Ky
WANTED Position by experienced book
Keeper and accountant. satisfactory ref
erences furnished Address Eoukk eeper
Post -fntollEsncef office.
WArTEn.~Positlo by strictly frat-ciass
ail-aroHnt butcher country Job pref -
red Address Butcher. care Post-1ntelll-
lencer.
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STEAMER IDAHO
Leaves for
PORT TOWNSEND AND WAY ross

Daily, except Sunday, At o m. 7g 90
direct. al a. m. returning, uirsc1'
Port Townsend at p. m
Arlington dock.
Phone. pike ID.
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wANTED--Ysun American widow de-
sires poaitson - HouFEeeper IN widow.
take charge OF hotel or boarding house
in some mining camp. or would CORE
spond elderly gent preferred, Address
at once Mrs. Susie r. Fisher. Denver.
Col, care T.. q. Box 32a.
wANTEp-Verbafim shorthand reporter
and expert typewriter. owning Eemiug-
ton wants firat-ciass position. Mrs II.
r. H. care Post intelllgencer.
LADY wants position In family TO teach
children music and attend TO school
studies; terms reasonable. ~. w. Post
Inteiiigencer.
WANTED Homework. by a capable wo-
man. Northeast corner Spruce and Four
feenth avenue.
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80, ,ae S s,tegant STEAMERS queen. wm.-

Ticket Agent. COS Firs As,sa.. S@aA
GoOdall. Perkins n Co Csn -. ss.ssA
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WHAT HAVE YOU GOT to exchange?
VIII YOU exchange? Dare you exchanges
Call or address Brownie & Co. room .
P-i block.
A 40 POUND HORSE in exchange for a.
single buggy. viii pay balance in cash
Apply at Welr's Dye Works iii Jack
son street
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INST " ANCE-

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY, q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lSsS. Assets si"'eN,,-
ae1- Fire lCsSas prafnptly ABUSED So
ing
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Capital $3.50. ......... ........... 800 900
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
jacob Furth ............. .......... President
Arthur a Denny ........... Vice President
James r. Hayden Manager. Cash'r Sec'y
Frank / Blodgett.. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher, John Collins,
r. G. Neutelder. J. r. Greenleaf
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Tie following letters await advertisers
~ this office
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-10-31
IN A MISTRIAL
THE OLD CASE OF BESSIE CLARK
VS.. C. C. BATES.
Claimed to BE Something Similar to An
Usury Case-The Clark Woman Was
Once Given Verdict.

The case of Bessie Clark VS.. C. c.
Bates in the city court resulted in a
mistrial.
Some talk has been indulged in to the
effect that this case was similar to
that of the one against Geo. C. Bates
az far as the usury end of it was con-
cerned.
1t was brougt out in the trial that Mr..
Bates was in the furniture business
He loaned Bessie Clark, who Il the wife
of a negro barber, $50 at per cent in
terest per month For security he took
mortgage on some household effects.
Bates claimed that the entire amount
of the debt was never paid. The Clark
woman and her husband said in court
that they paid all of the principal and
$40 interest. She had no receipts but
produced wins sses who testified that
they were present when she paid GER
tain amounts.
Bates maintained that the debt had
never BEEN paid and went in company
with a constable to the Clark woman's
house and attached the household goods.
The woman claimed that She went to
see Bates and was told that the plum
der was stored in a warehouse She
got cut a search warrant and failed to
find the furniture. A machine was
found in a room adjoining Bates which
an agent who sold her machirs iden-
titled as the one she had Purchased
This brought ON the suit for $500 DAM
ages and the recovery of the furniture.
The case VAS once tried in Justice Ben
ners' court and damages awarded for
| $,S4s5. Bates appealed to the city court
and the decision of the justice of The
! peace was sustained, but a new ti.al
was granted on technically
The case is one Of long standing.