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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

HE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
Of Washington. in and for the
M 81 King Mary X. Lowe Jordan.
Me. vs. Fred ric A. Richardson. de-
bat 10 a. 81 summons.
lats o. Washington 10 said Frederic
kfhasdson. defendant.
are Eereby summoned to appear
sixty tsal days after the service OF
gmnors upon you. exclusive of .-le
q service. to-wii, within a. DAYS
ths Nh day OF December. 1897. the
Il the FIRST publication here II. and
ne complaint OF the plaintiff in
1Isss ent;lisd action and serve
d your answer upon the UNDER
whose Office and pos.oftira address
p stated, and defend the above en-
aesios IN the court aforesaid.
3 o. Seattle, King county, Washing
~ place fereay designated for the
y sad action, and In case OF Your
. 70 do Judgment viii hs rendered
you according 70 the demand OF
srnFislri, which has bten filed with
sfv o; said court:
naieci Of said action & - obtain
q said court so ha rendered and
n SAID cause establishing thu nrf,
.ortetozlng that certain sndenrire
<@staSe heretofore executed bv voil
lsa ff~ierlc A Richardson. under
Angesi list. is>N, unto the above
fsiaiin. Mary X Lowe jordan
ses ieiDsiag described lands stu
a.d nag COUNTY IN the territory
s'sl Q: Washington. particularly
- ass us sfleea as follows, to-wit:
Aetg AZ a point on tn. gacffon
..rssn sections ( ami l.. IN IN. IS Il
e ". NJ. whseA said point 81 sIs-
sssf from she mraneer corner he
s~siens : and l. aforesaid 1.a50 feet
sesR t1d point run along said SEE
fsNl =" feeg. AVID thence run
ISh' angles w3ih sid Stctfan
~ sAa i1sHce run west on a limo
VITA said section Tine ga feet
|asaes faa north 70 tie polnr os he
- containing s acrSs more or fass
80 iae ssme lands described in thc
seea whlch Is OF record in "a
sas auditor % Sa!a King ro,,,,.v
q - ard ssi ~ Vol - OF fhs deSa
= sad county Also the folls.y-
u said county. fo-wif. The
= Sc y. IN TT. p y II +
N.ss'a.alHs $50 acrers Whith SAID
p q record az PaEe s&a ~ Nol
L., s -. -. iitor gases % real es-
ks.slt.- =. f'isi alned iu the ofir, OF
kssss- ~ aha Tor said hinE county.
AZ acre heretofore r.l-.s.d -
- s.Sa'-oi-way. and 10 ,h+sfn ne
y s@fe OF aid court 0ua-~ sstt .f.-
.efrflsears for th. sale of saIa
n o'aeh thereof gs may hc u,s--
q az nSaner provided Ny law 20
g - P.s]atEs SAID mnrt~ts. tfsr
ne sam II N.u0. tss.-.,..r
=. .SS tasTtOn ~ tha rFta ~ a.,
-.-s..sA bsr annlm frura Gr-ats.r an
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THE CITY OF Department Of
Finance, Treasurer Oflice.-City Treas
urer's Notice.
Notice ia hereby given that the assess
ment roll Of Local Improvement District
No. Al, for the Improvement OF South SIX
teenth Street. in the city OF Seattle. from
Frederick Street TO Lander Street. under
the provisions OF Ordnance No 467. pro-
vid.ug for said Improvement by grading
the same and constructing sidewalks
thereon. and for an assessment 20 pay
therefor by the mode Of payment by
bonds" has heretofore been duly certified
20 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 pay
ments. with interest upon the whole sum
charged and levied or such iustallments
ten per cent per annum. and said interest
must be paid annually. together with the
year. Said sum bean TO bear interest
on the 18th day OF February. i>s5. and he
fifth ins;ailment % said assess
ments. ana the interest for ne NTH
year will become due on the 18th Cay OF
February. 1saS.
Unless payment ne made az said Install
ment OF principal and said interest on or
before said 18th day OF February. lNsN. ine
same shall become delinquent and SAsll
bear interest at the rate or Ten per cent
Per annum until paid, and il nos paid be-
fore the same shan have tscOrie dp4r-
quent. a penalty OF five per cent snail he
added. and the SUMS delinquent shat be
entered on annual taX-roli fOr the current
year against each let and parcel OF lani %
delinquent. and Win the lntercst collected
a. other taxes. separate account bc3ug
Sept thereof ana u not paid wt-hlu tie
time nG'1 for the p2 Smeat Of airy taxes
shall be collected as such taxes are col
Iccted together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized TO
be charged and collected cu otter aelsn-
qucnt taxes. and each Tot or parcel 80 de-
NnQue1i shall ba sold for tae ags esut =
sucA assessment. with interest au3 cCsts.
al the time aud az the Tua mar and ~ the
me authority as lands an JOS are sold
Tor city taxes
GEORGE r. MEACfT AN.
City Treasurer ~ the City OF Seattle
Date q nFst publication. January -1th
lNS
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- VI '''7N P"N''V''t'"' '@i1aty - iosS.
RESOLUTION no. Iss ~ PROPOSED
Amendment No. IA resolution and
proposition 10 amend Subdivision e of
az the CITY OF Seatti-. and for the sub
mission Of such proposed amendment to
The qualified voters Of the city Of Seattle
AT the next general election
he it resolved jy the Clty Cauuei! OF
the city OF Seattle.
That Subdivision - II Sec. IS ~ Article
". OF the city Charter q The City OF Sc
attle be amended So a. 30 Rad as follows:
Thirty second-T0 license tax cpufne
within The limits of tirie ind place to ~.
by the city council Prescribed and 20 9TH
etwISe regulate the selling or giving away
OF intoxicating. spi,ifuous. malt. Niuous.
niiXcft - ferrientci liquors. and the colee-
ton or the license money thercfrom fer
iae Wse OK Sac Clfy. provided that NO IL
ceusc shall he granted 20 any person or
persons who shall not first cumnly with
the general laws of tee state iu force at
the Time the same Is granted a0r shall
amy license Hc granted authorizing the
selling or giving away of AIRY such liquors.
Within enc mlie Of any military post OF
reservation cstahil he'd by the United
States. The sum required FOR such a.
trnSe SEuH l1 no case pe less t14n six
hundred dollars. except thst licenses Cor
selling or E}YiEg away suc0 lt1u1Ts in
quantities cf not less t0aD one gallon snail
l0 nn ease he less th8n thvee huadred del-
lars. &aa ~'&i 5u 80 case h~ less faau TIA
amount required by the general laws OF
ti7R state yer houses or business ~ ike
character sad no remission II saca license
at1A3 Bee made duF.nG tae period Ter which
&c IS granted and Bonds required 20 De
gwen ~ keep - o. proPrletors II saloons
or at.nkn houses SHAH rct lu auS case b.
HETd AT less than two Thousand dollars.
And G- IS f-rEher resolved THAI tbe fore
going pra paeri amendment be and the
same - hereby submitted tc the qualified
voters Or tAc CttN ~ : sftle Tor their Fat-
nraaOa or rejection A. Tire next general
election. ~ tc tr.i .n saI3 t5tF Of Seattle
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' Kahn, it n, No IA rsdlation 3 and
proposition 10 amend Sec. - OF Article
van ~ the City Charter ard for tEs
submission OF such proposed amendment
to the qualified voters Of TIE city at the
next general election.
BE /, resolved by the City Council OF the
That see. Is OF Article VII. Of the cry
Charter OF the City % Seattle De amended
SO as TO rea9 as follows
payment gy bonds snail b. a. follows: AZ
ts- the city council has Ivy ordinance or
dered or authorized he Improvement and
not more than twenty days after the con-
tract therefor Aas been lot. an estimate
and roll snail oe uafse and returned ana
corrections be made therein and notice
givs n as prescribed IN section Z Of this ar
tscle governing local improve ments made
under the immediate payment plan, aEd
- 80 Ato expense 90 $50 l..lst'ot '.'
shall he charged agalnzt the lots and par
Gels u laad - the local improvement 9&s-
t.lct 20 De created by ire ordinance a0-
tsor.zinE the Improvement. IN the method
prescribed by sections II and y OF this ar
acie. Contracts SHALL - made and asa s.
MeDts levied ard collected IL he sane
manner ~ = provided IN tats article foT
tae !eY1iuE AID coAec1yn OF sssesH5slrfst
u acre payment > provided 20 BE made ~
the Ueie - immediate payment except as
othsrwlss provided herein.
ordinance provide ;hat the entire cost and
~ peils~ o.. such Improvement saaA ue paid
y ooaas % me local .rprofer1s nt dts fFicI
Created 34r sad improve meDt IL be tS>Ssi
10 ire contractor. or ~ the pTo%et Is ..
sch bonds - he issued and S0li 1sFs-
lZatser groEl1ed- Such SonGs su--l4 - th&ar
terms BE- made payable on Or before GAie
- De sX d oy fas city council ~ such Or
9.nsHce. and shall hear such Interest az
BAY 5e provided in s4ch ordinances. nos sx-
ccednE nlne per eertuns per anaa14. ~ azissia
iuteEess saaD ne payable annually and
each Bead xazM haVe attached thereto IT.
teyess coupons gQr tie several anp@a9 IL
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RESOLUTION NO 17s - PROPOSED
Amendment No. 9.-A resolution and
proposition TO amend Section Of Article
submission OF such proposed amendment
10 the qualified voters OF the city at the
next general election.
Be It resolved by the City Council of The
City OF Seattle:
That Section . OF Article XVII. OF the
City Charter of The City OF Seattle be
amended so as to read as follows:
Sec. ?. No officer or employe of the
city shall receive any compensation for
his services az such officer employc ex
cept by salary. payable monthly, which.
when not prescribed by this charter. shall
be fixed by the City Council by ordinance.
No such salary or compensation shall be
increased moro than once IN two years,
and no Increase OF such salary or compen-
sation shall be made within a period of
nine months next preceding regular city
election
And be It further resolved that the fore
going proposed amendment he and the
same is hereby submitted TO the qualified
voters of The City of Seattle for their rati
fcatiou or rejection at the next general
election to be held March Sth. 1Sss.
Passed the City Council this Eth day of
january. is9S and signed by me in open
session in authorization of its passage
this It'll day OF January. 1895.
President pro tenn Of the city Council.
Filed by me this 18th day OF January, 1898.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-onicio City
Clerk
Date OF first publication. January %. 1895.
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RESOLUTION NO. ia - PROPOSED
Amendment No s-A resolution and
proposition 10 amend Section | Of Arti-
Gle VIII. OF the City Charter. and for the
submission Of such proposed amendment
10 the qualified voters OF the city at the
next general election.
Be il resolved by the City Council of The
City OF Seattle:
That Section OF Article VIII. Of the
City Charter Of The City of Seattle be
amended so as TO read as follows
Section l. There shall be. and is here
by created board OF public works, which
shall consist OF three members. to-wit: Cd
the city engineer. who shah be chairman
OF the board and who shall receive sal
airy Of three thousand dollars per annum.
which shall constitute his compensation
as member OF said board ard "a City
Engineer; 90 the superintendent Of streets.
sewers and parks; and 90 the superintend-
ent Of lighting and water works The
superintendent Of streets. sewers and
parks and the superintendent OF lighting
and water works shall receive sucn com
pensation for their services as members
OF such Board as the Council shall by
Ordinance provide"
And be It further resolved that the fore
going proposed amendment be and the
same is hereby submitted 10 the qualified
voters OF The City of Seattle for their rati-
ncation or rejection at the next general
election to be held March sth. 1885
Passed the City Council the 9Th day of
session In Authorization Of its passage
this 9Th day Of January. 1898.
J. E. CREIGHTON.
President OF the City Council.
Filed by M this 9Th day of January. 1895.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-onicio City
Date of first n,lhlication January % 1eas
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BANKS.


IaDsfdl -~trssp'VS
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES.
Jacob Furth .......... -.......-. PRESIDENT
Arthur A. Denny ..... ..,,-Nice president
Jnhn Ieary 49,. Second Vice Presi. NJ
James X Hayden. Manager. Cash'r. Secy
Frank l. Biodgett ..... Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwahacher. John Collins.
81 q Neufelder. ]. T. Greenleaf.
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Transacts savings bank business ex-
ciusiveiy. .
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per annun. 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
anDrovfd collaterals only.
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ORDINANCE NO as = ~ CTa 'naare
providing fer the lFpprove rsy ~ ~ Sia-
Ficn. Pos. ard Madison streets. In ihe
city os Seattle from the irfsrsee5io OF
First Avenue and Asr}oa Street. thence
through ard along MsElga Street 20 Post
Street fasuce along Post street = Mad
i2oa Street and faancs along Madison
Street 70 Vest margin % Railroad Ave
nue.. BY constructing 2 @WsF along SAD
portions ~ said streets. xtta overflow
connection az tsaters-sft1n 81 Z LIST ave
nue. and Natsssaa street.. aud providing
sos the paTnEnt Of - per cent. Of tae
cost thereof fsesn the General Fund and
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CITY NOTICES.

open session IN authorization O. its pass
age this 1ta day OF December. ls4-
]. e CREIGHTON.
President Or the City Council
Filed by me this 18th day OF Decor Ser
WILL y. PARRY
city Comptroller and Ex-O1icio City
Clerk
Date Of first publication. January q. 1855.
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be ordered built aiorg suca streets. lanes.
alleys. places or highways. or across such
lands as may re in harmony with the gen
frai plan cf sewerage or o- the water sys-
'ea adopted by the city. either upon pre-
s-ntation % a Ike petition therefor bv
property owners 70 be benefited thereby.
as above provided for other eases. or
when The Improvement may ee ordered by
the Affirmative vote of two-thir6S OF at
the members OF tire city council at regu-
lar meeting or adjournment thereof; pro
vsesd that II such case there shall be
levied agaarst the property. within the as
sessrle-t district 20 be created therefor.
n Ike manner as above provided for other
Improvements. such portion Of the cost OF
said main or intercspttng sewer. or water
main herein last above described. as
would be the reasonable cost or sewer
wife Us proper nanho.es ven.iia, ors:
and wyes. or OF a water main. suitable TO
the necessities of the area or district 20 be
assessed for the same, and the remaining
pertion OF the cost Of such main or Inter
cepting sewer snail be paid from the gen
eral fund. and the remaining portion OF
the cost Of such water main shall be paid
from the water fund. The amount 20 be
be paid from the genera! fund. or the wa
ter FUND, as the case may be shaA De de-
fermined by ordinance in each case when
the Improvement is ordered and such de-
termination shah be final and conclusive
And be = further resolved that the fore
going proposed amendment be and the
SaufS - a-lEos SS@iAAALtTS - saif NAsaAAsAcA
voters Of The City OF Seattle for their "a
LITIGATION or rejection a. the next general
election, to De held IL said City OF Seattle
on March nth. lsaS.
Passed the City Council the 9Th day Of
January, lsss. and signed by me in open
session In authorization Of It's passage
this 4th day of January. 1885
THOS. NANIN.
President pro tenn Of the City Council.
Filed Dy me this ith day Of January.
1855. WILL Fl. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-Ofiicio City Clerk.
Date of first publication January q. lSaS.
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rorrrzponderce In alt Tire principal cities
in the United States and Europe.
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-11
FELL DEAD At BEREEI
A Young Man Who Mis-
takenIy Believed He
Had Heart Disease.
He Simply Scared Himself to
Death, for His Heart Was
Sound.-What a Pity He Did
Not Take Proper Advice!

A dramatic story is told of young man
in Chicago who believed he had heart dis
ease. He abstained from exercise and he
avoided excitement He dosed himself per-
sistently and imagined that only by leading
an invalid's life could he hope to keep death
atarm's length, One day he suddenly met
q woman who had been associated with q
discreditable chapter in his history.
My God! my heart !" cried the young
man, and he fell at her feet stone dead.
An autopsy showed that his heart was
absolutely sound; It was the opinion of
he physicians that he might have lived to
q ripe old age if he had taken the precau-
lion 20 consult competent specialist.
The time when physician was laughed
at for deYoting himself to one branch of his
professionals past. So broad is the field of
medical knowledge that no one man can
hope to cultivate it all. The seven great
men whose portraits accompany this article
have earned the undying gratitude Of the
world by their work as specialists. 4s 5@
Notice that the frame Of the pictures is q
!" " preceded by dollar mark. Five dol
lars is great or small sum, according to
circumstances. One thing is certain: a five
dollar bill never looks quite so small as when
1t IS considered as the4price of a complete
diagnosis and full treatment by medical
specialists of the highest rank. 7zss.s
S. The Warner Nazaro Medicine Co., of New
York City, has madeit possible AT the head
Of the company is Mr.. ii. III. Warner, who
made himself famous several yearsagoby the
perfection of 9 remedy for diseases Of the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-11

Kidneys. He has enlarged the sphere Of his
usefulness BY organizing a. staff Of pecialistss,
whose services are placed within the reach
Of . vast public who otherwise would have
no means Of getting the best special treat
ment America affords. This superb body of
physicians includes authorities on diseases of
the blood and the nerves; of the heart, liver
and kidneys; Of the stomach and bowels.
There are specialists in those dreadful mala-
dies that make women wretched, as well in
the obscure and obstinate ailments Of men.
To have the advantage of the Warner MAJ
arc Medicine Company's remarkable enter
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-11

glan Evangelical Lutheran church in
America, a warranty deed to four
acres on Smelling avenue near the Ham.
line university buildings.
The state encampnent of the G. A. R.
elected the following officers: Com
mander, E. w. Mortimer, Minneapolis;
senior vice commander, D. B. Searles,
St. Cloud; junior vice commander,
Daniel A. Morrison, Rochester; chap
lain, John A. Henry, Anoka. The
council Of administration was reelected.
The Woman's Relief Corps selected
Mrs. Mary A. sil1oway Of Minneapolis
for president for the ensuing year, and
the Ladies of the G. A. r. named Mrs.
Julial Lobdell, also of Minneapolis, for
presiding officer of their organization.
Governor Clough is having prepared
a statement showing the cost of car.
rying on the government of Minnesota
since 1887. The information is for
Governor Scofeld of Wisconsin, who is
compiling statistics relative to the cost
of the Wisconsin government and
wishes to compare the cost Of running
his state with that in other states. The
list that is being prepared for the gov
ernor shows the cost to have been as
follows: >z ss }s Ssss 81. h
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Tuesday, March 8.

General Nelson B. Sweitzer, u. s.
A.. retired, is dead at Washington.
Count Won Thun Hohenstein has
constructed new Austrian cabinet.
Hon. Theodore Davie, chief justice
and ex-premier, Of British Columbia, is
dead at Victoria. h.
The steamship Oregon has sailed for
Southeastern Alaska with 200 passen.
gers and 100 head of live stock.
1 John Howard Parnell, brother Of the
late Charles Stewart Parnell. has been
elected city marshal Of Dublin.
Reuben Black, we'll known business
man Of Lanca ster " IS, was accident
ally killed while cleaning q rifle.
. Frank G. Lacy and Joseph Short Of
Anaconda, Mon. are dead and two
companions are II a critical condition
at Moose Lake from the effects Of
drinking wood alcohol s.. DE.
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Monday, March !.

Monday, March !.
DIR. Klebs of Chicago is said to have
discovered the cause of yellow fever.
Three members of the Chicago civil
service commission have been indicted.
James H. Carpenter, inventor Of the
Carpenter projectile, is dead at Read
ing, Pa.
The governments February crop re-
port indicates that winter wheat is
progressing very well: - .>..--
. The floating debt of Spain was aug.
mented by 1925, 68l pesetas during
the month of February. * ~snas ~
Attorney Ellsworth is to be prose.
cuted as result Of the recent ipvesti-
CATION at the Wisconsin state prison.
The senate committee on military. at.
fairs has recommended resolution to
sell the reindeer and supplies purchased
for the Klondike relief expedition.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-11

-nR. W. CHANCE. Office over Tanners
- Store. Office hours: to IL morning,
2 to afternoon, 6 to s evening. !eie-
phone connection, Wetzels drug store, Little
Falls Mimi.
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mr. F. II NERO. dentist. Specialties made
IL OF Crown and Bridge work and Straight
ening OF Irregular Teeth, Gas or odu
for painless extraction OF teeth. y
National Ban. nVe
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-06-25
a story ABOUT Commodore CASEY.

No one has higher opinion Of the
American sailor than Commodore Casey,
the commandment at the League Island
navy yard, as the following story will
show Recently there was produced at
one of the local theaters naval play,
the theme being trouble between Amer
lea and England, in which one Of the
performers took the part Of bluff
American sailor In order to make him
self perfect in his part the actor visited
the navy yard and asked the commo-
dore for the privilege of looking around.
The commodore not only granted the
request, but in personal talk gave the
actor some pointers. Later the actor
submitted the manuscript of his part to
the commodore, who suggested that
some of the lines which were directed
against England be stricken out. One
line was evidently missed by the COM
modore 1t was as follows, eve haven't
got much manners, but we can fight
like hi.
After the play had been produced the
actor had photographs taken in costume,
and to show his appreciation Of what
the commodore had done for him he
sent one of the pictures to that official.
On the back of the photograph the actor
wrote the line quoted above and ap-
pended his autograph. By the next
mail the performer received a letter
from the commodore, in which ne was
given to understand that that official Of
the navy knew the American sailor to
be gentleman at all times "But ap-
prove the last part of the sentence,
concluded the commodore. -Philadel-
nhia Record
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Human Freedom.

For the whole of the enormous adj
vance in the condition of the laboring
man the basis was laid, once for all, by
the gospel. This was, in its original
form and in it's continuing purpose, the
charter of human freedom, and the two
modes by which it most conspicuously
asserted itself in the arduous process OF
social regeneration were first the grad
ual elevation of woman and next the
mitigation and eventual abolition of
slavery.-Gladstone.