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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24
DELINQU MT TAX
SALE.

The Stale of Mississippi.
Coun Y Of Pearl River. /, w.
r. Scdn, lax COLLECT " Of the Gun
t, If Peal River IN said State,
vii eel on the fest Monday vi
March, A d. 1898, at the front
door Of the Courthouse Of SAID
cnanty, ~ The town Of PoplarviIle,
Mississippi, 10 the highest bidder
or bidders, for cash, if any there
he, all the Glowing described
ENDS, situated IN said county, IN
which the taxes remain unpaid III
tn u date. t" W.T.:
G N BOUNDS. mq stq er l3, L
TIA ". 40 er-s. Total AK aud
da',ase 1928.
JOHN A " ORDEN .uq Feq seq
SIC Is | ~ IA ". 10 ceres
Total Tax ard damage 81 43.
A WIZARD, IN nwq sec 10 t l 8 !
IA ~, 80 rr"s. Total fax and
d.ma.e So %
PAUL HAFFER MO swq sec 81
tlsr ID ", ~ acres Total Tax
and damage So %.
so. PlNECO OK PAUL HAF-
FER, sh nwq see % 1sr IA
W. 80 acres. Total tax and
damages 81 "a.
PAUL HAFFER. swq neg sec %
tlsr ID ", 40 acres. TOTAL
tax and q images 50 %.
PAUL HAFFER. nwq swq Sec 20
tls r IA W, 40 acres. Total
tax amt damages So %.
r. L DNER OR K W. SEES
SIONS ssq sec % t3 = r ID W,
80 a'.re.. total tax aud dam
az. 1913
H. Il B[LBO. VIII swq sec 33 4
sr Is W, so acres. Total tax
and damage 90 So.
STAPLES LUMBER On. eh sec
27tlsI Is ", 800 acres. To-
tai tax and dam x S544.
STAPLES LUMBER co. neg neg
& s., n'q & seq ee 80 / r
10 W. 280 .cr s. Toial tax and
damag:s S6.17.
STA, LIE LUMbER co. sh Il VIII
.wq 81 wa nwq SIC 81 I l r
Is ", 444 acres. Total tax aud
damage 81 SO.
A. WIZARD OR W SHAW. nh
nwq see 81 3 = 10 W, 80 acres.
TniaI tax and d ,msge 1928.
A WIZARD OR " E SHAW SEQ
nvq src 12t3s Is W. 40
acres Total tax and damage
$2.68.
j. A. PULLIAM req SIC 13t4s
Is ". l6D acres Total tax
and damage $537
EDWARD WILLIAMS, Lot 16 see
5 1sr l6 W, 40 acres. Total
tax and dsmags $3.50.
C Fl HOFFMAN, swq neg sen q
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

l/duO ~ 'hTse
Jannar. q. 1898.
Notice 1. her, nv gwen That the
f.l'owIng-nam q settler has flied
notice ct his lnf n iau to ma ke final
proof in supper, If b's claim, aud
thar said proof will be made before
the haacerv Clerk IF earl River
c"unIy At Prnl.rv'lle, Miss, on
March IA, 1898 viz: William ).
Rester of P"pbIvill-, Mss. H. E.
N" rs 345 FIR then + sec %, I
2sr Is W.
He names the I'll owing witness.
es to prove his coEtinu us residence
upon and cuiliv ton Of, raid land,
VIZ:
Euoch Drarman, josef b Il. Bill
bo, Joha h. Lee. John Benli all OF
Pop'arvill.. Mes.
JAMES HILL. Register.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

The Legislature only appropria.
ted $4,000 for the State Board If
Health to spend in the next cpl
demic. II the Board wants suc
cessfnl distribution Of this mon. y
next summer they had better buy
Brother +. K. Mayors Democrats
S'ar before the the prevailing
fever" breaks ont on the coast.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24
A shocking TRACED, occurred .

A shocking tragedy Occarred at
Greenwood l.tt Friday, in which
Two Miller, manager Of he L. fore
Telephone Company, shot ard kill
Cd J. 8. Mcdonald, president Of
the Delta Bank. Alleged intima-
cy with Mlllcr's sister WAS the cause
Of the killing.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

A large number of people along
the N O. & N. E Railroad attend
ed the Msrdi Gras festivities at
New Orleans this week.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

Loulsiana's weekly assassination
for the week ending Feb. 10 b, re.
suited in the death Of DR.. &. N.
Blunt, . prominent physicisn and
merchant, near Alexandria iast
Saturday night. Needless to add,
the murderer mOuhted his horse
and rode away aad IL unknown.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

The M.rlniau Herald got 9
"cussin' out" the other day through
On anony nous letter sigusd, "Sc@,.
ba," in which dire threats OF ven.
gesnce we're made for alleged slau.
der Of the citizens II Sc0nbA In re-
gard to the Lipsoomb poisoning
case.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

Won't the farmers who are pay
ing $4,000 per bueh-l for the
Jeckson Limbless cotton seed, get
rich when they market their CROP
at 4 cents next fall?
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

Messrs. S. s. oope aud A. W.
Noble have purchased the Jasper
County Review and have assumed
editorial charge. They are malu-
tanning the usual high standard OF
the paper BY making it newsy and
bright. Sncces. 10 them.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

Gov. McLsurin is still confined
to his he'd, having relapsed one
day last week. He ia suffering with
neuralgia If the heart.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

Sam Jones has announced his
intentions of becoming candidate
for governor Of Georgia, and now
the politicians Of that State are
wondering what biz platform will
be. Mr.. Jcnes proposes to erect
his own plrt.Orm,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

Mississippi will have elections
this year, ut xt year, and the year
after. This year for Congress. men,
next year for Governor AID all
State aud county officers, and In
1900 tor President, Vice. President
and Congress men.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

j. W. King, town marshal OF
Eastabuchie, has been arrested tor
selling whiskey, AMI ~ there vera
several charges against him he
skipped ont leaving his jug trade
behind.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

Mise Francis +. Willard, the we'll
known ref"rmer and phIlan'hro-
pist, died IN New York City on the
18th OF this month.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

Hon. W j Bryan will addre 8
perhaps the largest crowd assem-
bled in Mississippi In twenty years
1t West Point next Monday, Feb.
2sth. Every democrat In the
State, who can. should go and hear
him.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

The school building at Hatties-
burg was burned Monday night.
The cause of the fire was supposed
to be of incendiary origin. The loss
was about $500. fully covered BY
insurance.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

Sheriff locke of YaIlobusha
county was shot Last Monday night
while hunting mOonshintrs near
Water Valley.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

The supreme court hes at last
ban Ted down a decision IN the Lips.
comb poisoning case, having re-
versrd and remanded it for q new
trial.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

Col. Chas E. Hooker has been
mentioned rs a probable candidate
for governor at the next election,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24
ONE DOLLAR IN ADVANCE

The Governor has appointed
Hon. A. H. Longino Chancellor of
the Seventh district.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24
t3sr16 W, 10 acres. Total
tax and damages $2.68.

GEO w. y II II NELL, eu uWq sou
23t4s 16 ", 80 acres. To-
tai tax and damage $2.6S.
C. SMALLWOOD, eve nwq s. nh
swq g. SEQ swQ sec 20 s A r
16 ", 100 acres. Total tax and
damage $5.44.
MARANDA MARTIN, sh neg &
vii seq sec &C. 4sr 16 W, 100
acres. Total tax aid damage
"a So.
C SMALLWOOD, neg nwq & sh
uwq sec 36.4 sr Is W, l2O
acres. Total tax and damsge
81 So
MARY ANN FORD, 40 acres in
swq CIR ~ Tanner claim No.
20 sc 20 1sr17 W. 40 acres.
Total tax and dan g. $2.57
T. e. VIII re. Lofts 5 6 6 see % t
1srl7 W, 80 acres. Total tax
aud damage 50 6S.
Us. Woody s~q swq see II 2
sr17w 40 aGse-. Total tax
aud damage S2.35.
j s MOODY nh lot l sec 10 Q = r
I7w, 40 acres. Total tax and
damage 81 So
Us WOODY nh Dwq sec 20t2 q
l7w, 80 acres. Total tax and
damage So IS.
A WARD rh meg sec 24f2 ~
NV, 80 acres. Total tx and
dang $26S
JANE, W GILL "a nwq sec 70
t4.rl7 W. 40 acres. Total
tax AID damage So %
j W SPII RS VIII seq & neq swq
rec 26 :, 4sr1 II ", 100 acres.
TOTAL tax aud damage S295.
JIG WHEAT Lo's l & 2 acc IL 2
sr1S W, SO u. res. T0tsl tax
and damage 1884.
JAS. E WHEAT sh Mosas Stra-
han claim No. 16 sec Is t 2 r
10 ", 105 acre. Total tax
and dam 4ge SO So.
Il N WIFE AT neg swq sec lt3sr
Is ", 40 acres. Total tax and
damage 1924.
JAS f WHEA sh Moses Sfrahan
claim No. Is sec 2 3sr IL "
$50 acres. Total tax and dam
age 81 &C.
SMITH & 60. Lot | acc IL 3 8 T
10 W, 40 acres. Total tax and
damage 1892
J NJ MUNSON Lo, 2 and nh 3 sec
4t4sr Is " 14O acres To-
tai tax and damage 81 81
WIN BURK> VIII lot 4 sec IA I 4 r
l8 W. so acres. 1ota! tax and
damage $c.82
VIM BURKS eh Burwe!I Perry
cIaim sec IA 4 8 T Is ", SO
n acres. Total tax and damage
S2.73
JNO .DERHELL swq sec Is a. r
Is ", 100 acres. Total tax and
damage So "a
GEO W ERRELL oh lot sec 10
IA Is W, 40 acres. Total
tax and damage 81 81
T W HOLSTON spq seq sec Is t
4sr1S W 40 acres. Total tax
ami damage S271
GEO W TERRELL VIM Bates
CLAIM SEC I6t4s 10 " 5S4
acres. Total tax aud damage
1913
J " MUN>ON Lots 2, 8. 4, & s
esc I7,4-r18 W, 800 acres.
Total TAX and damage 80 10
JACOB STEWART Lot 4 sec 10, 4
sr18 W "a acres. Total tax
and damage S2.76
so PINE co. ORR N MUNSON
" Lots / & 5 sec 10 t4sr Is VI
10 acres. Total tax and dam.
@ga}l age S5.51
] NJ MU NSON Lots 4, 5. 6 and Z
sec 20t4sr l8 W 800 acres.
Total tax and damage SO Sc
So PINE CO. Or j NJ MUNSON
lot 4 and nh 8 sec II 4sr Is
" 12O acres. Total tax and
damage 81 80
LOUIS JOHNS SEQ nwq sec 24t4
srl8 W 40 acres. iOtxl tax
and damage - 68
ia YES SMI"H Dsq NEG sec 81 &
4sr Is " 40 acres. Total tax
ami damage 50 81
J NJ UNISON los 1, 2, 3 4, 5 &
6, SIC 20 4sr Is ". 48O acres.
II TIL lax and damage $ll.61
TOWN of LUMBERTON.
E BOND A acres IN nwq # lot 3 sec
80 { In Is W 4 ,cres. Total
tax and damage So 81
s 4 HOUSE Or f BOND 5 acres
IN ioi 8 sec 80 mr. Is " s.
acres. Total ak and damage
S4.O7.
MIETON SPENCER Lot 2 Blk 43
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24
Lem shows, the Perry county

Lem shows, the Perry county
murd rer, was hanged at Hatties-
burg Tuesday. The prisoner con-.
pletely broke down When the march
to the gallo We was begun and had
to be supported on ash side by
two deputy sberiffs and tied IN a
standing 10 irioa until the moose
could be adjusted 1t will be res
member, Il ,hst III ,ws was con-
vi ted 10 .etb-r with Richard Cars
YER, another negro, for the murder
Of q pegro woman by the name Of
Ha,rie, hurry about year ago,
for which Carver wss hanged some
month ago. S"Lws w4s granted
re rit until Feb,u,,y 22nh, the
day n which he was banged Tbs
max . the fifth person that Sheriff
McCalIum has hanged during his
present term # Office.
Sam Jones lectuIed in 'be opera
heue ~ Gre, n wood recently, on
his worn our eu,jrc,, Get There"
aud in a few days after his lecture
one promir emf citizen of sha' town
" OF tn res with double -barrel
shotguu and filed another promi-
neot citizen full If bird shot, killing
I'M instantly. But, perhaps Sam
Is not to blame for the fellow tax.
Jog his gun along 10 this case.
W. di,-ct The attebti,D of our
readers 10 the al ertisement OF
p ntef's celebrated family medl-
cines which are an sale at the pop
ul E store nf j VI. Gam. Read
the advertisement il auolher col
uUn
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-02-24

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12
SIXTH ANNUAL GRAND COURT.
Foresters Of America Meet in Con-
ventiOn ut SnohOmiah.

Foresters Of America Meet In Com
ventiOn ut snohOmiah.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intel.gencer.
SNOHOMISH. May i0-The Grand Court
OF Foresters Of America today met In
sixth annual convention with Court Mon
te Cristo. In Snohomish. The following
Grand court officers officiating:
H. g. Stoelting, g. c. r., OF Seattle; ].
r. Mcdonald, s. c. R.. OF Seattle. G. NJ
Stewart, grand treasurer, OF Seattle; ].
A. Westberg. G. r. s.. OF Seattle; DR. L.
II. Marley. g. r. s., of Whltcom: w. G.
NJ. Ralston. G. 8. W.. OF Gnohomish; O.
c. Mitchell, G. ]. W., Of Grays harbor; H
j. McSorley. G. S. B., of Seattle; Charles
Holmes. q. j. B., of Roslyn
The morning session was devoted to the
reports OF the various Grand lodge officers
and committees. At 2 o'clock In the aft
erncon the Grand court met at Odd Fell
lows hall. Mayor e. c. Ferguson extend
ed the freedom Of the city to the Grand
camp. Deputy Chief Ranger McCuidy, on
behalf of the local court. made an address
OF welcome. which was responded to by J..
A. Westberg.
After this speeches were made by Chief
Ranger n. X. Collins Of Court Monte
Cristo. G. G. r.; J. c. Sfoeiting. OF Seattle:
G. NJ. Stewart, of Seattle. and many 9TH
ers. The afternoon meeting was open to
outsiders. and was fun OF spirit and en-
thusiasm, especially when the stirring
events Of the war were touched upon, the
Foresters being essentially a patriotic or
der
This evening a forest festival is to be
given the visiting brethren. The court
will end with . grand ball tomorrow even
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12
CIGARETTES THE CAUSE.
Most Of the Rejected Volunteers Had
Weak Hearts FrOna Excessive
Use OF Tobacco,

Use OF Tobacco.
WASHINGTON. May 1o-The large
number OF reflections OF volunteers has
caused much comment IN the army medi-
cal CORDS. However, the physicians who
have conducted the examinations say that
outside OF the ranks OF cigarette smokers,
there are even fewer reflections than there
We're In the days OF the civil war. Among
habitua. users OF the cigarettes, the re-
jections are about 80 per cent. DIR. Benia-
min King. OF Philadelphia. who acted as
an examining surgeon during 1ss1-6s in
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and III
nois. says that the average reflections
during those years did not exceed u per
cent He attributes the large increase al
most entirely to the cigarette habit.
II have been inspecting the papers OF
number OF cases under the present re-
cruiting act" said DIR. King, land / OBJ
serve that most OF the men who failed to
pass the medical examination have weak
hearts. or lack the vitality necessary to
make good soldier
81 had expected that the percentage of
reflections would be greater now than in
1a6l. but did not dream that 1t would be
almost three times as great. The examin-
ing physicians, with which I have talked,
have generally told me that the excess OF
reflections Is due to the large number OF
men applying for enlistment who have be-
come victims OF the cigarette habit"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12
PHILIPPINE EXPEDITION
WILL BE HURRIED UP.
II Designated Voluntcers Are Not
Ready, Other Troops Will He
Selected and Sent.

CHICAGO. May ia special to the
1imes-Herald from Washington says:
Commissary General Egan has ordered
the purchase Of one million rations at San
Francisco for the troops to be sent to help
Admiral Dewey complete the conquest OF
the Philippines. and Assistant Secretary OF
War Meikeltohn has chartered two of the
finest steamers on the Pacific ocean as
transports. The expedition may set sail
by Saturday.
X Is hoped an electrician sent Admiral
Dewey from Hongkong viii, reopen cable
Communication within a week
The newly chartered steamships are the
City OF Sydney. OF the Pacific Mail Com
pany's tine. and the Australia. OF the
Oceanic Tine. The price OF the Sydney is
si.ose a day, aud fer the Australia SEQ COO
a month. The navy department, had al
ready chartered the City OF pekln. and
has turned IL over 20 the war department.
They will SAIL under convoy OF the cruiser
Charleston. as soon SIS the troops intended
for Manila can be concentrated at San
Francisco.
Although the war department designated
certain volunteers for the expedition. 4.
will not adhere 70 that detail IL II can
expedite the embarkation. Montana has
not been called On for troops for San
Francisco. but It reported full regimen.
mustered In and ready for service. Ore
gon and Washington are backward. II Is
understood the Montana regiment was or
aered 20 San Francisco to save time. and
Colorado may also send troops 10 Manila
This IS an example OF the determined es-
forts being made 10 hurry military opera
tons all aiong the line.
All of lie messages OF Admiral Dewey
20 the government were not given to the
public II Is learned that re sent word
that ne had captured looHo toas of coal
and plenty OF food That will relieve The
authorities OF any anxiety about coal.
TIE government Of the Philippines has
hsen considered by the cabinet. and there
IS = proposition under consideration for
the establishment OF provost court at
Mania with . competent army o. naval
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12
WARRINGTON Is SLOW.

Waf department. Complains That
nesps Are Not Mastered Quickly.
1pteisi Dispatch to the Pnst-1nteliigeneer
WARRINGTON. May if.--If is reported
y Tie war department that the Washing
~ volunteers are Slow tn mastering In. and
nat cniy battalion Is now ready. when
lssf should have a regiment ON the way 10
IN Francisco.
tisn, Alxer criticised this severely today,
iad said the California troops were more
'ssn anxious TO go. and might take the
saee Of those of the northern states.
Sote-The slowness In mastering in OF
iss washington troops IL In no respect the
Aalt OK the militia. nor OF the state au-
sasTitss The men. organized into COM
ssnlss. o6saered. and very nearly equipped,
save BEEN encamped at the rendezvous for
hofe taaFi week. However. only about
aU day have been examined. while in
esa'osnla ana other places. more than 30
dsy have been passed at each rendez-
'eas With the examination and muster
20 ne state authorities have nothing to
20 Their duty was accomplished when
sass taFHashei the requisite number of men
ne wntisrveus established by the Fed
"a aashosisias. and with remarkable
sasmsss rot excesled by any state In the
sA The criticism of the department
sa0zN & directed 60 the Officers detailed
w ss&naaiion and mastering, under lis
eva oy3ers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12
mxraAIAA COMPANY DissANDs-
- wsulA Not Enlist without Cap-
tsaa Poote. who was Rejected.

- VDu14 Not Enltot WithOut Cop.
tssa Foote, who Was Rejected.
n1rni Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. Nag 11---conpany A. OF Gem
iaaR. Va today dinband>d by reason OF
= characterization Of IT. men. The trouble
~ q account Of the failure Of Capt e.
|1 Hbcte. Ct that company. to pass the
ue6icA examination. when twenty-five or
4lffy Of the men declared they would not
arye without their captain. The company
sas ih<reupon ordered disbanded. A ma
jKfsy u tho men VIII however. become
NJ x : new company 10 be organised to
ssplare Company A.
Tn new company Is to be made up OF
he excea men from other companies which
contained too many men. and from those
Of Company A who can qualify. Tho cap
sa:n u the new company has not yet been
chosen despite the report in circulation
nat such an officer has been appointed. 1t
Il likely that virst Sergt. George VI. Dre-
hsr. Of oid Battery A. OF Spokane, who is
now tia ranking sergeant under the regular
army ruleA viii y made second lieutenant
Of the nsw Ampony.
MnsfefiAg o&Icer Capt. Taylor Is pushing
bic work - f1st ~ the examining physi-
ssaas turn out the men. and second bat
sxta vii hksly be ready for moving with
10 tAe uext forty eight hours. II not before.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12

= - ruupess in the hArbor had nags
ss~r Glne IN tribute 70 the troopA
- r. Gnf<r front WAS reached the
g'l.ss.s 1919 lined up TO form passage
- -. - trofsH and the four companies
IN <ssd up the gangvay on 20
- - 1euxfar amid shouts and re-
.:sssee cheers for Fife" Nothing
s. s .nsecf could satisfy the ina-
~ s..,-~ and after much calling Col.
- e the hurricane deck OF the
80 eadressed the crowd He said.
II. s.h.H az the First battalion OF the
q. ls-s-e.s Of washington volunteers
Illl..s- .nu nv sincere thanks for this
D ..ss~.r demonstration OF enthusiasm
!l* t-.sfv Ne have given everything We
~. xsw re have gwen ourselves IN
. q the American people and the
Il.1.<s.. dax. We are going at the call
- ncuntry 10 do our duty.
- rraud 20 say that while the entire
ss-~.s "a washington volunteers Is COM
..S f. brave men and well drilled COM
- a., convinced that ] am 10 lead
- - bart;e for our flag and our nation
~ q the best companies OF the Amer
eymv. they represent Seattle, sDa-
s... m Yakima. and snail be proud to
nj ssem TO their duty In the cause OF
- fhev have enlisted. We go all Of u
- - return. but some Of us may
- - home and friends once more. IL
49, hack shall be glad and happy TO
Ee - 81, bat should never return.
- With ySu, citizens Of my city, a
~s te9ney--one dear TO my heart
~ i your care, friends, three moth
~. ehfidren and only ask that you be
. - lasber and mother both.
rxr.fa thank you in behalf u the vol
49,. o. this splendid ovation and bid
- s1reeSli. going forth to command
- - whom know will prove an
- q - an honor to Washington and
8 49, % their country"
49,. for the officers and men from the
..s-,A - ! general busting about aboard
~. xslnved. Many went on board the
s.s.su II last hand-shake with their
..sxsr hlnods A noteworthy eature OF
a. $3.50 near the dock was when Adj.
20 nnI,6fne passsd the men awheel. He
- - lar the Commercial dock TO take
-. a (](Ynp1a, and AZ be passed the men
~ 81 ratusd their hats and gave three
- inI1ease crowd At the dock fingered
skouf uss1I the steamer cast OF for her
svyses to the Golden Gate. On board all
IN bcsy arranging their belongings and
ss.lux themselves for their three-days'
rsvars DOWN the coast An hour before
~ east-o0 whistle announced the Sena-
~ ,iesysng the wharf. everything aboard
- h ship shape and all the men comfort
~ atfied
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12

81 Surgeons Tan tie Set
aAtde ny the perartmeut.

ssss's ssi..NaIuS. May f.~Adjt. Gen.
sss,.ss.,s NA&a modified his instructions To
=. ~N ax osnesrs today regarding seceot-
'sse army. ga ''ie "o'aa>
ssrs,ns.sa y Psv~sts came 10 the war de-
ssss, SO. nofa junior array Officers and
49, as al over the country.
n =. eascnss expect promotion because
~ H.. 'e0a'sa q National Guard officers.
s-ra. modified Faie Is ,Aas Il the COY.
sa-,-, slate protests 10 The war de.
Ma a,-..s. as4inss the REJECTION of any Of
~r,s s 49, and Requests that they shall
NE i. 'ae var Department may over
~. ssssses ~ TIE recruiting officer
ssas 49,. sss'eers ihiak. wi.l seep cut