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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

1 The hand of the Minnesota
Iron company was visible in
the selection Of republican
nominees. It got in it's work
at the conventions. Will the
people meekly submit at the
polls? @s5 r. @.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

Minnesota's colonies are get
ting to be brigadiers as fast as
the troops are assembled in
brigades. It is the climate.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

Between whites a reciprocity
treaty is concluded with France
that would be thought a nota-
bic performance if we were not
occupied with matter that de-
mands exclusive attention.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

Mr.. Reynolds put St. Louis
county republicans on record
so far as the iron combine is
concerned.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

If it hasn't the union label,
see if you can't get something
better that has.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

Entered at the postoffoe at Duluth, Minn.' as
second class matter.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

Letters and articles relating to the social
problem are solicited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-03
CfTf NOTICES.

LIE CITY OF SEATTLE-CITY TREAS
EreY's Not sce--NHties IL hereby given sAat
"a. aSd 2Enaai tastAliment ~ 5geas W.
tsrCwr7RTns district No. ~ for the srs-
sA-overleng Of Lewis Street in ne cry
Of Sraitle 3rou fesieg Avenue 20 TIE
rasts Enc ct Wa'la Hgila Ad6iti sE. an
der ths yroFssiSiss 81 oTe9naIlrt ~. 80
whfrh prosides foT -he Improvement q
said street ay grading Sfe are ard ro~-
sysgelills sidewalks ca R1th sides thereof
vita psfking Ir'a, sstweea sidewalks
rssnt iseTefo- n .rsts 5iW~fts ard -
fablssasng 5 fund for S,ach payment by
tse levgipE tfsd coilecssgn Of special a..
ssssszueists Ipo1 'ae properly ben afcs'
sv ire Improvement, and proyidirg fer
ta4 issuance uf ooslis "a autrorszsd oy
81 agr Of I'll. lsgtsfs 3Gr@ Of q y state Of
Washington, approved March 9th. ss9b
ana ander the PROVISIONS - ordinance Ne
Z9sa apgsr 1yest May an 1914. n amended
~ os3a8s nee Ne. s4at apcrVyed Juy ttta,
sea has 6eert Ggiy certified 10 we for co.,
lscfton and tE9 Respective ss8fzs therein
charged and levied against eaels tssrces
SAD lot CT land. and part thereof. In SD
district. IN ysymen' 81 s1ch iIss ,s0,eat
fefyfa SGS unpaid, and fne S-aTte. 1aTtiding
the interest CT the wnGie asa11ut c1arS-
ed must he pa:d on OF before ne s.ta
day II March. lS> trs'css payfnett e
made GA such iESf&l3Dent an or before
the Ztl day ~ M&rch. lSn. ne same
snail become delinquent ana snail bear
irteres; a. the rate cf pr geFIf. sGUHr1
uatii pail. and Il 1at lasd before - 81
time a peaalGy % five go per cen5 shsI
he added and t1e sums 3eiag,u&ut sh88
- eC.s red or ihe anpual lax roll Ter hs
current year against each IVA and parcel
OF land. and part tGete0T. 50 delinquent.
and Win the interest and peaAJ = shall
lie collected as 0l1sr tRxe~. fe&e.her WITH
such ad1itiof.al chsrg-s or penalties As
sre authorized 10 L. charged and cuilect-
~ on other de iuquSn. taxes. ana eaca
tot or pare5i OF !zn6 80 deliuQueTsl saSil nr
soid 20 'he anltga; OF SGcl assessment.
via interest p-nJfs Ari SsS-.s. IA he
snauss: provided ~ la~.
GEORGE +. MEACFfAN
City Treasurer Of tire CITY " Seattle.
Date Ok Arst publication k'%o.uary 2Gth.
iSse
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NOTICE I'd CoxTRAcToRs-<sns'a


tory to-S sor ne amount required by TIE
csty charter ard the saws Of the ssa.e OF
%assuEgfcG. iF5fra ten days estsT being
YatsTest q ire s1arI % egse ro.ssract %
klrs falling 80 10 70. tee SAID check and
sst Au9cs.ns rxesi tsercsH Hti be fss-feitsa
10 tire cStr. No uerSoa Is eligible ~ a blg-
1ey ~sse 1Ss Tt.aa1 I~D years Dri1- tc ftss
letting % said e1sltracs saads aesatal. IN
payment % slsy Jus. claim fer ans work %
,atcs performed or airy ski e. mater nj
furnished pursuant 20 arr such e1asrac. ~
hsre4n sesvestlseS. ~ who, Within sait txo
year,, failed 10 complete any s'sch coa-
tracts
Special attention is called q <sie 1Siil
~ me city Cr8rEsr. "a row n s1sce. re-
iAflng 10 hours 81 abSf ard tc article
Wiz. soc 81. s3hs. ! &aG :. relating 60 nasies
ard <ursSses
The hoard cf yufllc works reserves the
right 20 reject any ard al bids.
Proposals .nGst - iurursed or ssv@.ope
''Eid FOR Ja..ks0n street IN. irot enera."
By order OF the boa ~ OF uAghllc works
FRANK 1EEsCS SECRETARY
Date % arst Publication Februsry 1tth-
Isse
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Legal NOTICES.

have dIiy leeieG Jpo@ tlss follow ~ rial
1s4arerty a55laated la King egunHy. wash
tngtoa. to- sit.
Tracts gunhs~sa one 81 20 fourtscn din.
18TH facl 81 =. &c f!ge Seatf.e "a 'rine
raanyss fve-acre tracts. aEr1rfttrE t9 the
tsl,af y sla same. a. ~8t6 pttt aU4safs ~
record lu ~. osliee 81 ire eGti't0T ~ xxx
gcsutv Washington
Nssfpe. = therefore hereby eiS.'r ;H8t On
satur.GaV Tn. 1915 3tx ot Narrh. 1sse a.
ts..s scllr ~ ~ ociaek 4 n - said dav. %
- tfanr eoas - TIRE cnHrt g9use. iu hc
q. ~ % seattle Z. etff sing rcVtF / E1l
sell ;ae "a bowed sSsrl asl uraa.eftv SO tuiaic
surtica 70 the s3ghest 8ut bsss asi,ier. Cor
cash
Da.ed this 5d.h day q Fehruarv. l's,
tTN "a. Ntt1 t.H saaTiT
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RESOL LUTON No. 2Gs BE & res9lx ea by
me City CoCaCii % me City OF seattle
as follows.
IL Th..t Il Is the i-lt,rtion o. the CITY
OF Seattle 70 imQrcve Eighteenth Aveaue
between Seplec NSy and a,as. spruce
stree hy ina coas' rgcttt. tf an iropStoae
pipe seHer II proper Dimensions therein
to6ethef With q u uocesSIrs ~yes openings.
manho!es iaasl hci2S V,.ntijators. TASK ing
tanks and CO Ten basins
~ That che cost thereof be paid ~ an
a. seSsment 10 ne levied lfpou tie Drol,erly
fo0'tiuF upon sad portion Of sad sYenue
under The Plan % immediate uatla.s.t''
N he manner pr0SiG by the Charter and
Ordinances OF the Cry % :3sa}t'.
~ 1aa; the city Engineer 10 detected
To fNFDizE 10 me City COUNSEL an estimate
=. tisA ccsf o: said Improvement
80 !haf the matter of maksr3 said In.
DrovemsHt viii he considered Is the C.ty
t1u2c3 a. session thereof = b. held OF
the an 0aN % March rs az "a o'clock
,. m, ,. which time all person avsiring
- b. beard before the CifS Ccuarl upcn
Ire matter CT making s3jd Improvement
az notified To D" present.
Passed ne city Ccarcll the Sth dav ~
Fcor airy. lst%. and signed ~ r3e e.. 5re,
SESSION ip Bafherticaf.oa ~ is Dae.sa.
this 9Th day 81 February lStS.
q. y. gibson.
President Pro Ten az the CITY collr-s.
Hed 9y me this = \ day of February,
-" WILL y PARRY
tltF 'ou stroller tri er-0tilffa Cifs clerk
Date Ct first publication. MnruA . is9s
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NOTICE: oF GENERA. ~ Bottom No
lice Is .eteey given 70 t'lr electors - he
CITY % Seattle taa, o. aesiaH, 20 SIN
dAy a. NaSh. iSse ir tha sfge-ai e'tl lgli
pcsc Hcfa iute s,a}s'tl ft1e So t1t ws1ts %
sSia s'..y are diVt1td 3 general eitc son
p4ces hereinafter seeS5aeG. To- tas lur-
pose cf etc. s3d tfseTtas 90 the to.lnH i'ig
efacers g sad -'.., ;o-~. \ MAYOR. .
a t'QrfrcFa ion Connect g Al.y 4ftasg Ter.
aad va tusiahers TX the {'ItY C0..,cil ~
large. n'ne socneetS ct TEE '-t3y C5t1-'t.
cue at wnrus sGaN ne steGfei from es h.
wal Notice - a $50 3erFisy gwen thA. at
slid EsnFrht strgsissfa t3rre w!il ~ sU.-
ul;tea 10 the e'ecfc~s 81 - ~ cay foT
their Rejection CT ar}FoNai isue 90 sew
cal rrDus-ed ans '@useats 10 .hc City
Charter Of tI@ CITY ~ ''sa tae. Nnich nTl-
pos,ss amendments 3rs herei0 Ie51NN H'e1-
TO - and uurg.os: i ana aare acgl cs..F
aaop.ed t.po passed - ftc ts,F '-oJ@f-s
az s}e t.sty Of Seattle 81 t.4e 1aGus~ us1-
ssdeJ ey iaw 1ad the Clty = aStfT q siil
cry. said rropos'a aioeac 7'sn's are 49,
follows to-wit:
Proposed Alsenameat 30. IA proposed
arnttsuT5eu- 20 uotil fr'iGI = OF Sttf,1l u
az Article ~. II the ttty ENaFtcr, rerattn.
20 the licensing. taxiss aoi "egHiat!2u 81
the selling or si'lns a'Asy * -htozsc2t ing
Pr4poseA -amendn.er. 20. "a p7>e,.
amendment 70 sIasiiviS.on 81 of Seed la,s ~
OF Ag'iSie ~. ~ tfe Etty Cs1rtcF. relating
To the Licensing t2%-aE ana TesLafila az
the sei't'S Of or stv.3g sway o3 la;oSicaA-
Proposed amer. dnert M. r.--t proposes.
amendment Ia seioflYiscn 81 X etiou Il
of Article WI. II tie cay Charter. resaI-
inc 20 t!se 'ooer - nlai88g nuhiic ia
pIovementS TIE e&P@as, OF TIE pf3pert>
ProlezfG Aalsnd:Aent No. "a proposed
amend sslcni sc subdivision Of SacticD Il
Of Article Fttl. az fne city Charter, gC.at-
irs 10 the sQaiact . rnarfiSi, certain pg;l1.c
irnuro-auent- at the expense Il the gro d.
o7ty ~ nelited teeyebr.
Proposed 4Snis sidruen. No. Z a n:cpoxsd
amendmen. 20 section - % Article Is. az
the Cry charter relating % taE granting
% f.ancfise, BY The .,ify Z Seattle
anne .nimeat 20 Section y II Afu,ie Wi
o. the City tnafier rGiattra 20 proceed ue s
i3y local improvements hy y 1stnfnt Ll~jh
.he property benefited thereby
Proios''l Amendment Ma. "a pTop0s Z
am Idmeut 10 Section ~ 81 Article VII
~ ne ci'y Charter. res ting Oh fs msthod
"F4ynes.- by B0nds.'
proposcl AfaendnenT No "a proposed
aras bf'sneht 90 Settler J OK Article VIZ.
WcrkS.
Proposed Amendment 40. "A proposed
90 the CITY ''ha 'ef. .l4,ing y" Ter cont
2ersatioG x officers and mTioyea o. he
City.
Said scvera: preposei a;utaa.reu.s yra4
~ voted upon - rfs8 ccarr8l esCttCu IN
the .naur-T folio tck t9-w,tt
EVry sotcr eie .iul, ;4 to.e u Sai1 e'"7-
ton ~ favor Of said Fr'Dascd Amendment
Nc. | t7aE No,s 5t'!9t co1Ga.u.:S 'i-e
"FOR propcfed Au'sada7srt Ne 90 :he
Ivy lhaFtsr o. iae y * ) attic. a. prs
CodUc!l - said lily 90 Seattle. v'hich said
rTopexa aTaeCGrst tNos TIE arpUal r.
cense Zee for tae sale AID S!si t5 ava" II
intoxicating spiIilu9u@, matt. vlr1a
f.1tt0 ~ . n
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MfNERs' EMPORIUM co. ~ Railroad
avenue opposite \. +. depot. makes -
order he best macxtlaw suits. prices, .
10 81, examine eur Prince Luigi atfti9h y
tent. portable Qanily. bi8n.ets. eieas,
etc. we pay no commissions 10 agents
our customers get gke beDegt-
.t51 BE. 1 complete YloBdike outfit;
groceries. hardware. c'ota.nS. blankets,
saOeE tent, cd. etc, OF seo5 Q1as-ty ead
everything nt> des. a coffin Bros. 10 DC
cidental avenue. ard III James street.
Seattle
hNsN kS-kBfVeV for Alaska Spatger-
Berg, the cgttev. makes ali kinds %
kn.veS. ers Second
READ ADVERTISEMENT Crys,aIllxef
Eggs. Ninth page
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MOTTO e. 40 tDATHASTsyHS
NoTi'-E 10 CoNTRACTORs~-Et.sf 4
nue. improvements

nue. Improvement
Ac,ice i hereby givei. tna1 sealed pro,
SECRETARY. of tins Board Of rubiic Works
OF tDe city 81 Seattle u, =, : oicI,<ck
= NJ EaaTsday. siaFea IL 1884. fer the ia
9spve"ent q FIrst AysIue from PIKE
sire - DeHEy Say Icy regarding the
% me 10 the glade established ~ s.cfl1n
9at ~ 0TdiHStice No. 20 aud coast .u.t-
;bs SiIe~A Ks sisseei To feet wide on
.Tith siies thereof ihs9ughaat the whole
seDgfa .. Haid Improvement vita preper
t4"a~ Walks &cr1fsS iHteTSectI streets
Il provided ~ or3.usnts Nc. "a ard A..
cofGdaE 70 plans Snd Specifications pre
pated t'1t',r the direction az the City EN-
slneeS aH5 now ca Gle III the office OF .he
EoarG or %iasi- Wnrks
F",h 'f Ai'st b. &cco'2p sried by Is GER
nHed check. y1ya5ie 10 tho order Of ts,s
att3 Fe}niti oiicf. Tor A Slaei not less than
rye g. nsr ccEt II the bid. aEd "a bid
81. It - e,f'S red ''''is7s accompanied oy
TIE sace essfrl bidder will be Required "a
ssst.r lH'1 contra and furnish sa.is-
tt2ciory tqHt fag the aniosnt required tg
W .liy raSTter aud ne avs Of Fhe tate
81 sFtangton "tth,I ser ;fays f.et. De.
'F Eol'1r@ q iis award q tbs contract
zee fA1 amount rxsd therein VIII b. fa!.
4-'t-9 - ne city no person il eligible
as tirseF m oss within twG YEAR,
2 .or 70 tie sc','ng # said contract made
jsfa0it ~ yay J1er; o. anv iust flefr- ~
#tif Hcss ~ labor f.e.fysrf,3,.si or ans sksii
81 inAiertSi furnished pursuant "a any sIrh
y tai3 Two years. failed 10 coeaple,s any
scrh cottraCtS. '
s1.seia! ,''en-ion IS eaiiee 60 article >xs,,.
60 We %Hy Sh~r-er. IS rsog In force %
latl4lg 50 ''nolrs q ia5e- 80 md 10 sr,jria
wa Sc 81. cubs Z and :. relating 10
os,otis ana sUrs5.7w
F.eai 20 f'J"c; 8hy ara ala bids
-. 'op,,sa'S nA9t Re So. .crssc on eavslooe
- ~ ~; ANeaue I.rptos~nl,.flt.
~ 1Hef - = B5srl-of - blsc " a~kS
AXA&sS ftf t--ssA
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ALASKA KL0NDIKE WANTS..


NEW Alaska TENTS.
Use FtBE SALE.
gEEsstAssG PRICES
COR SIXTH AND PTkE. GEAPIS.
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NOTfEE.-Tho assessment or re-VSSess-
fE1eHt rel FOR Local Improvement Dis
trict Nc. iS of the f,tly v Sasettie. ere
ated by ordinance \ = Sls3. az aGth9riZt Il
1.3aCe mating q Ve-a ssesSrfefst en- all
properly in ipcIl iGip~ov cElSnf district
No. 10. created by u-d.lance No. 4s65.
entitled An ordinance providing 10: ne
Improvement Of Jefers sn Street. In tire
tVy CT Seattle. from the end II ne pres
eTS sewer Ia E3id street between THIRD
and Fourth Avenues. 10 he alley be1W aelI
Sixth and seventh Avenues, by COIL
struggling N ss.ia pcF,icu OF SID Jefferson
SfTect an lronsl0nr pipe SEVER vita all
necessary yves. 0geuiE4-S, fuaEaC}cs,
lamonoles, flushing tanks catch ,,asus
ana ventilatcrs. aud providing for ne
payment 'aefsfoG by the mode O. lraE7s-
date paymen.. ard establishing 4 fund
96r such payment hy an assess aieut upon
al iois and parcels OF land benefited by
sven iaaaT1vsmsnt un,iel the provisions
OF ordnance NJ. assi approved April!
2sta issS. az amended by ordinance No.
3d-1. appFo ed tise Sth day OF MAJ 1854
and ordinance No. 44S2. approved May
5ih. lsS1, and the city charte. SIS now 10
force. appravcd July aath. lsS7. for the
SUB. Of two hundred thisty-slx ard S3-tG0
tk-5t.S)' dollars, and directing the city
engine n 20 prepare and transmit an as
seSsmenf roll 20 he city council for it,
appl oval. approved February 18th. 1855
and the LAWS ~ the State ~ Washington
and charter Of the City III Seattle. IS rev
on bic IN my Office. sale assessment roli
ha.!nt been iilesi therein on tae 26th ia y
Of FEBRUARY. lSes
The Chy Council OF the CHv Of Seattle
VI meet on the fourth day 1f April lS..N
a. the s.nuT q 1.3p ociocls "a. m % said
uaE. 20 near and consider any and al oh
1ectloas 10 SAID assessment roll ard sad se~
assessment oy parties aggrieVed by said
assessment WILL II PARRY
city Comptroller and ex-Ofticic Cifv Clerk.
ba'e Of first publication. March :. fs.c
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LEG AL NOTICES.

N TIE StPERlQR T.rKT o. Emr
hate ~ t;if matter ~ the estate ~ Ev
iantine Carter deceased. 10 SIS. },t-
der % show Iau~e Why Diatr4auiior;
should Not Sc Madc
7 v. e irfsf. a5nHnistrstor ~ tl.. a4t.ta
az Byzantine Carter decreased aavln.. GL.t
~ Lbis court a petition r~tting f9rth ths.
ss.t e~in,s Is row in condition . a.
residue thereof among the persot.s eut,tia.f
bH IL thereto. ami it appearing 20 tl~
corr thai said petition sets form Facts
-PHt1 3e ~ Saii rstnfe-
Z Is therefor" entered H.. th> raurt ff,,4
az prisons Interested to ~ estate a. tns
appear before tbt ssfd stir,ertg-- .,as.r. 81.
King eo.lnty sfste - W. s1i.Igtcr - tra
court room cf the gtc)a-e H.tmrtn-r r.t o.,
lsi day 0f April lN~. I'D .he hgsir ~ 1a
ocIc q. 70. ~ sa.4 cav. fhea ana tfsora
- Niff~ 'atrf e any hnt n4NF vas an
y: 5ae reridue ~ Zee estate a-1a.,e To-
hfiTS AID iersou- ln said fetft.rr, mn.
toned according 90 law
Is iuyiher ordered Rat u ropr of this
=.a0s .ci.tive v@ek- before tf., ss-f o.. 4s,.
pay . ' pr.a 9 i' s,F ',rl ,. seaeo
, .z'i2 'c1n-y. and 81 general circulation
lone tone g open court IBIS era ~ q
'''4'S'' '''' Judge ~ -, r T.. af.Ns con
STATE = y sshngtor County ~ Elrg. re:
'''"FE@ y ttoiioH5t ct.rN sc ~. FL. ~-
f4og cfuTt - King CN ants. sf4ue ~ 4@a-
lHetoH. 20 Ferets certify tns+ use at1ga
s&d fofes Eor1!unnt 3d. a frs4 correct
a - fonif-3rt~ cnpr Or . order ~ ss SO etift,.-
re- ealrt 90 -buW cause Wny dls5rth.ftirt.
- said estate sncu-d rot f.- nss.3. B.. tho
above. @at'ied matter made -nf tefs~..I
- said court ora ire -ud dsY = 1tfcs.
u "trees whereof nava he~eurso So.
1DT a9nd ard 1.flt1s t0e seal ~ -4il es1r-
tgs 1rti a4F . a. rrh frA
y~+sIi go " f3f.LOWhV elk
- y RITTER bapaTs Gers
ffsers < sgr.re Artorfs...r
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.tvsnGe. @{r. Replankiug
No;ice - HEREBY given that seated prope
sails viii De- rse%.y@d BIS the undersigned
secretary ~ tne E0ard Cf pLbHc FORKS OF
ire city OF Settle ap 20 : 1'cieck . M.
Friday. Narcn 18th, Isf>, for tnU IMPROVE
recDt o. Wssilaka AVeFfsie ana OF her eo.i-
nectitl< str~eis and avenues. from M norih
margin % Mercer Street 20 the north mar
sin Of P-ks street. ~ replanAiRg cad aye
nu@s and streets between said 1eints.
as provided ~ ordinance No. tsst
creating io2aa srnfJove sspert district
No. Is. and in aceereancs wfth tbs
plans ard specifications now or Gle in the
office OF the board o. public work.,
Eaek S,a must be AcComp % MED by q GER
tined check. pays % 10 the order of ire
Say COMPTROLLER, -or 4 .sapl not less ths,
I've % per cent - the bid. and 70, bid
VII! na considered Unless accompanied ~
said cheek
The successful bidder will he required 70
enter into contract and furnish satisfec-
cory bond Tor t1e amount required ny the
CITY charter ana tire ia@s OF she stqte OF
Washington. within sen days asse. petng
no'Eed Of the award OF the coatract 10
aiin: fs1ang 20 DO 20. the said check and
iae amount fixed therein viIi be fnrfeitad
70 me ca!y. M person is eligible az q bid
der wTo has wisslhs two years prior ~ the
letting OF said contract t2afe GefAuG !n
payment Of snr jast claim for any work mr.
!aoor performed or any skill or material
furnished pursuant 20 any such contract as
heTein advertised. o. who. within saiS t@o
:ears fsi'ed 70 eeal2lsrs any such cum
Special attention ia ca'Ied TO article xxis!.
o. the ci.y Charter. As now In fofCS, r.
VIII sec. u. Srhs. l and 2. relating 10
bonds aud sureties.
The board of public work. reserves the
right to reiec; any and ali bids.
ing"
IS order q tse board e nablie works.
D,fs u .aset.f Ma
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STEAMSHIP pRINTtsG--we have cut
fitted q dozen ste&msflp companies win
full line Of stationery and printing,
Will give you the banef3t OF the eIpeTi-
ence gained. GU ferns are TIE hest, our
prices Tight Mefr0ppsltaE Printing and
Binding Co. Dexter Horton Bank build
ing. FlTat avenue soasa aid " aShlLS-
ton streets.
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JOHNS FIRST BICYCLE.
An Absolutely True story of q New
Jersey Dairy Farm.

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Jersey Dairy Farm.
Johnny Bakers father was opposed
to bicycles. johnny lived out in the
country on big dairy farm, and longed
very much to possess bike" but his
father had been so annoyed by bad city
boys riding out to his place, stealing his
watermelons and robbing his orchards,
that he had conceived q bitter dislike
for wheels and wheelmen in general.
All Johnny's pleadings had utterly
failed to overcome his fathers preju-
dice.
One day Johnny's sick city cousin
came out TO the farm on long visit for
the benefit of his health and brought
his bicycle with him. Johnny was de-
lighted, and Immediately took advan-
tage of the long-sought opportunity to
learn to ride. AS the weeks went by his
cousins health improved very slowly,
thus Johnny got chance to ride the
wheel great deal himself, and in
short time became quite proficient in
its use. But finally his uncle came to
take his cousin home, and Johnny felt
very blue when he considered that it
would be a long time before he would
again have the opportunity TO engage
in the exhilarating pastime.
The morning his cousin was to go
home Johnny got up bright and early,
so as to take one long last ride. Hur-
rying out TO the barn to turn the cattle
out to pasture, he found his father
there before him in very angry frame
Of =
enemy had broken into the stable and
barn during the night and wrecked the
wagon, five sets of harness, n buggy,
and everything else he could get his
malicious hands onto. Further exam
ination revealed the fact that three Of
the best cows on the place, valued at
$50 apiece, were dying from poison.
and paris green in great quantities was
found in the managers mixed with bran.
Well, Johnny's father finally man
aged to harness up the team and-start
for the city with the milk
Some time after his father had left,
and while Johnny was preparing to
take his ride those employed about the
dairy began to. clean the empty cans, as
was customary each morning. On TAX
ing of the strainers they were horror
stricken to find paris green beneath. At
once the awful truth flashed through
their minds-the milk had been pois-
oned All of the customers were in
deadly peril, and must be warned at
once. Perhaps some were already dead.
But how To warn them-there was the
rub. There wasn't another horse on the
place, and every minute was precious.
1t was while the household was in
this terror-stricken condition that
Johnny entered to get his trousers
guards. Now, Johnny was only II
years Old, but he fully realized the
terrible situation, and almost before
the folks knew what he was about he
had run from the house, mounted his
wheel, and was flying down the road in
the direction of the city.
Faster, faster he rode up hill and
down, over the level stretches and
through the sand, just as hard and fast