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TeNous,0Ge and Castle Wuisaics Q II the Ruby
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 FRANK J CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 5th day of Decem- Der, l. .. I8S5.
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Prices the L0Test In Town.

IA-E STREET YUMA, aG-ECEA. (.
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Cutter Perry. Capt. Kilgore. was in port
yesterday from Port Orchard, where she
is now stationed
The four-masted schooner H. D. Ben
dixon sailed yesterday loaded with flour
for Siberian ports.
A party of twelve took a spin around
the bay yesterday afternoon in the steam
launch owned by j. NJ. Colman.
Tug Magic arrived In port yesterday
morning, with the steamer Prosper In tow,
which was recently built a. Port Towns
end.
Tho Columia Navigation Company's
river steamer Monarch is taking on sup
ply of cordwood from a scow at Aims
worth & Dunn's Fish Company's dock.
The Pacific Coast Company's new steam
or Senator was expected from San Fran
cisco all day yesterday. but had not put in
an appearance up to late hour. She will
surely arrive today and will be inspected
with interest by many water front people
who are interested in the crack vessel.
The stern-wheel steamer Glenora, re-
Gently built at Tacoma. arrived in port
yesterday morning from that city. She
IS owned by parties in Vancouver. B. c.,
and called here for supplies. The Glen
ora left last evening for Vancouver. From
there she will be sent north to operate ON
the Stickeen river.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
Transactions Since January I ans
for Friday.

Transactions Since January I and
for Friday.
Real estate transactions since January /.
1898, are 81. 100, 27l14 There were filed for
record Friday nine deeds. aggregating
s9.S97.19. Following is a list:
Alfred III. Flower ct ux. to Jacob DER
ming, si2 swA swA swA and sn nj. swA
swA sec II, tip %. 4. 80 acres, March 5.
$500.
A. A. and ROLAND II. Denny. as execu-
tors Of will of Hillory Butler. deceased. to
Charles 4. Thurston. lot IL. block 46. Pom
thus Second add; lot Il. block IS. supple
mental plat OF Pontius' Second add. May 5.
$500.
Jacob wsltze ct ux. to Erwin John Tebo.
lot II, block 81. ]. II. Nagle's add, April p.
500.
Erwin John Tebo to Jennie r. Tebo lot
II, block 81. j. III. Nagie's add. May s. 81.
j. Z. Sorbin TO j. C.. Glenn, north 10 feet
lot 8 and all lot 4, block IL. MERGERS add.
March 20. $500.
Christian and J. y. Smith, composing the
committee OF mortgage bondho.ders OF s..
l.. S. & Z. Ry. Co. and trustees for said
bondaolders TO Seattle & International
Railway Co., property OF s., L. 5. & +. Ry.
Co, July Is. 1896, So
". =. Boyd to Anna c. Boyd, lots 2 and
3. block rs, Denny's Extension to Terry's
First add, May G. gift.
Sheriff to Daniel X Tenney, plaintiff. via
sw4 sec %. tp q. 5, less acres deed TO
!. T. Gorsuch, June 9. 1895. and less y Of
an acre in NV corner decided to school dis
trct No 40 May 3. 81, 436.l9.
Sheriff to North American Trust Co., lot
2 block 81, Pontius' Second add, February
81 $l3JD
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LEGAL NOTICES.


RECEIVERS NOTICE OF SALE.-No-
tice Is hereby given that. In pursuance
OF the order OF sale made and entered
by the superior court of King county.
state Of Washington. on the 25th day OF
April, 1895. in the. cause therein num-
bered 25.2n. entitled Stetson & Post
Mill Company. plaintiff. VS.. Fl. J. Speer
& Son ct al, defendants. and to me III
rected. win sell at public auction.
to the highest bidder for cash. on
Tuesday, May 10th. 1885, at the
Tuesday. May 10th. 1893, at the hour Of
10 o'clock, a. M. Of said day, at
the Stetson & Post Mill Company's mill
yard. in the city of Seattle, King county.
Washington. the following described
property, to-wtt:
Two ca certain boats. designated as the
IS g. Athol Speer" and rs g Nova
(Nora) Speer," with the material and ap-
purtenances which has been delivered
for the construction. of said steamboats,
by the plaintiff, as they now stand.
f. d. MLAUGHLIN, Receiver.
Dated April 18th. 1898.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TINTED STATES MARSHALL SAL1-
Northern Division. District OF WasninsS
ton. - .vsfk
Ev virtue OF an order OF sale issued -
NJ me Irr.ited States District Court Tor -
EorttseTu Division, District OF Wasn.n
Ton. on the I'd day Of May. fsss. notice y
hereby given that viii sell by pubic. .s ~,
ton. for cash, on TUESDAY. the lvtn ~ ~
OF Nav 1885, at 10 O'Clock. q. m. ., 49,. 49,
hraith dock. In the CITY OF Seattle, -
Co. Washington, the steam scnoS Hss-
@snns IA ne" her engines. boilers. naenis
err hoass. tackle, apparel. appGrrenanss
and furniture. as she now lies at tns -
nasth dock u.~.Aa,.
nv ~ w. Tyler, Deputy Marshal
Baiiinger. Ronald & Battle. Prossen
LsbejzuI.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to Poss-Intelligencer.
TATOOSH. May "a p. m.--Barometer.
$3.50: cloudy: wind southwest. four miles.
Passed in-Tug Tyee, 1870 p. m; tug Ia
coma. las p. m.
NEAH BAY, May IA p. m.-Cloudy;
calm: tugs Tyee and Tacoma in bay.
CLALLAM BAY, May "a p. NJ
Parity cloudy: iigtl, southwest wind.
PORT ANGELES. May IA p. M
Barometer, aO.2S; cloudy; wind west. seven
nues. Monadnock in the bay; tug Rainier
at the dock
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Transacts a savings bank business ex-
ciusively
Deposits received from 81 TO $40. 900
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent. on term deposits. 4 per cent on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of Nav ana
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterais only.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE SEATTLE.

THE SEATTLE
John 8. McMillen. Roche Harbe
w s. Scanned. San Francisco
w. III. McMon.es. Portland.
w. j. Ruskin, Everett.
II. w. Horne. Port Townsend
John McTenney, City.
j. p M,llett. Mount Vernon.
s. Ganman, City.
Mrs. Craft. New Whatcom.
Miss Ruth Watson. New Whatcom.
f. A. Winstanley. wife and child, Mon-
tana.
j. w. Stewart, Spokane.
J. NJ. Boyd, Index.
+. A. Kitzmll!er, Pittsburg.
w. H. Powell. San Francisco.
James A. Clark. Portland.
c. f. Weber. City.
Miss l. Hartnag.e, Victoria
Miss S. Marrack. Victoria.
j. NJ Speck. Tacoma
=. q. Han. Portland.
NJ. Eari.x, Fairhaven.
NJ s. Melvin. Trenton.
w. X. Loose, Snohomish.
]. Smith. ST Paul.
T.. Bartlett Webster. Whatco.n
f. C. Hughes. City.
n. S. Maint, Boston
j. A Cunningham. Ritzvilie.
Benjamin Watkins. Rsizvi..e.
Issac p. Colhauer. Black Diamond.
Charles A. Butler. Port Townsend.
THE NEW ENGLAND.
G.. f. Simpson, Lake Bennett.
G. T.. Van Nest. Dyea.
H. l.. Compjn. New York.
j. S. Mooney. Richmond. Va.
y. NJ. Gillespie, Macleod, N. ". r.
Frank seifert, Enumciaw,
Thomas Linsiey. Spring Valley, Ill.
Walter Cronin. city.
A. p. Tyson. Spokane.
Mrs j. Fl. Buckley Everett
W. c. Sears. Everett.
II. j. sonberg. Hoffman. MINI.
r. Doran, Tacoma.
Miss Barner. orcas island
Charles Iddiugs. City.
j. Gilbsr;son. Montborne.
J. r. wilson. City.
II T. Cayon. Orcas island.
II. b Bramiey Joplin. Mo.
Joseph f. Miller. Richmond, Va
Thomas Vow. Carbonate.
THE GRAND CENTRAL.
r. Weinberg. Kansas City
Charles Walker. Coifax.
Joseph Duty. Colfax.
". Thompson Seabeck.
n. Gray. Snohcmlsh.
II. Oaks. City.
II. II. Manx. Winnipeg.
W. A. Potter. Kirksviile. so.
Mrs Stella Queen Tacoma.
Dennis striuger. Tacoma
Frank Tribal Portland.
j, II. Roth. Portland.
Fred Moth Portland
a q. Mamie. and wife. Portland.
Charles Arnsy and wife. Portls~~-
Miss X. Amay, Portland
F. Michael. Seattle.
l.. Anderson. Seattle
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLL.-No-
tice Of assessment roll Of Local Improve
ment District No. l57. for the improve
ment of Fifth AvenuesNorth. in the City
of Seattle. under ordinance No. 4799. and
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that The assess
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No. 157 for the Improvement of Fifth Ave
nue. North, in the City OF Seattle. under
ordinance No. 4799, has been reported by
the Board OF Public Works to the City
Council Of the City Of Seattle, and is now
on file in the office Of the City Comptroller
and ex-officio City Clerk, and the same is
now open for public. inspection at said Of
fee, and will remain open for inspection
until Monday, the 9Th day of June. 1895, at
o'clock p. m. and all persons interested
are hereby required TO appear before the
City Council at session thereof to be held
in the Council Chamber in the City Hall,
on the 9Th day of June 1895, at s o'clock d.
M, and make objections thereto. At said
time so fixed the City Council will con-
slider any and all objections made and
will make such corrections In said roll as
1t deems just and will then oy ordinance
approve such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel and
lot Of land shown in said roll and declare
the same a first lien thereon.
Said matter may be adjourned to a later
date IL so ordered by the City Council.
WILL Fl. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-Of1clo City Clerk
Date OF first publication. APRIL %. 1898.
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BANKS.


Capital ........ .............. ....... 800. 900
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES.
Jacob Furth ........... ...-... President
Arthur A Denny -...........Efce President
John Leary ....,.... Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r. Sec'y
Frank l. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwa bacher John Collins
f. C.. Neufelder. J. T. Greenleaf
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SYNOPSIS.

Seattle Local Report-Maximum temper
allure, 90 degrees. minimum. ~, mean, s..
Weather partly cloudy. No rain.
G.. n. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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neutrality-suspicious..

! Will guide hunting. sxgiarsng or pros.
neStf1k Parties - southeast Alaska
NakGsst or he saSgA p&naSW = L.
Bales, fie SacQai avenue, UPS airs. with
ASSumsSe ff0af TeHs "a ~ o ksy 49,
I Will. guide hunting explaTsng or saras~
ntSfsnE parties e southeast Alaska yakss.
TAT or the Alaska peninsula, l.. l. rsaass.
sia Second aNeD8a. UPSTAIRS. With Mes
quito INreSf feat co, T.. q. Rex <sa
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLL.-No-
tice Of assessment roll of Local Improve
merit District No. I52. for the improve
ment OF Marion. Post and Madison
Streets. in the city OF Seattle, under or
dinancc No. 47sa. and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
rlent roll % Isoca} Improvement Distrct
No. I5z for the improvement OF Marion.
Post and Madison Streets. IN the CITY OF
Seattle, under ordinance No. 4.1ss. has been
reported hv the Beard OF Public Works 10
TIE CITY Council ~ the City OF Seattle. ana
Is now on fi.e in the office Of the CITY
Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk. and
the same is row open for public inspec-
ton az said office and Will remain cpen
for Inspection until Monday. the stS day
% June isaS az : o'csock r. n, and all
persons interestes. are hereby required 10
appcaT before the City Coancfi al a sess on
thereof 10 Ne held in fbe Council Chamber
III the City Hall on the 9Th day of June.
IT&. ~ { o'clock p. m. and make chico
tons thereto. \, said time fixed TIE
civ Council VIII conS1~r any and ali OBJ
tect!c.s naGa ard will make such coFrec-
fj0as in said roll as Il deems INST. and viii
'sen by ordinance approve such roll ard
ny ard sssees the arBarn.s thereof 4 & In
each parcel and lot OF lard shown IN SAID
roll and declare the same arst lien there
on
Said matter may Re adjourned % later
date {: SO ordered nv the CITY Council
WILL II. PARRY
Citv Comptroller and F'x-oaicio CITY Clerk.
Date o. arst publication. Apr! - lsae-
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NOTICE OF Ass SSsfE.NT ROLL.-No-
t5ce q assessment rolf q Lccai Improve
meE1 District Ne. 40. rOT The improve
tie Under ordinance Nc. 4.7g. ard hear
.vg thereon
NStlce is hereby given that the assess
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NORGE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL.-No-
,;cas ~ assessment roll of Local Improve
Mani District No. '5S for the improve
nscrt az Third Avenue Union Street and
Fourth Avenue. in the City Of Seattle
nraer ordinance No. 4Sl7 and hearing
thereon
me.t roll OF Local Improvement District
No I5s, FOR the improvement Of Third Ave-
mn. Union Street ard Fourth Avenue. in
the Ctr Of Seattle. under ordinance No.
4T7. mas been reported by the Board of
public Works to the City Council OF the
CITY Of Seattle and is now on f1ie in the
Office Of the City Comptroller and ex-offic;o
CITY Clerk and the same is now open for
publr inspection at said office and viii
remsin open for inspection until Monday,
the 9th day of June. 1898. at O'Clock p.
M. and all persons interested are hereby
required to appear before the City Coun-
Gil at a session thereof to be held in the
Council Chamber in the City Hall, on the
Oh day of June. 1895 az O'clock p. m,
AID make objections thereto. At said time
50 fixed the City Council viii consider any
and all objections made and Will make
such corrections in said roll as II deems
Just. and will then by ordinance approve
such roll and levy and assess the amounts
thereof against each parcel and lot of land
shown in said roll and declare the same
a first lien thereon.
Said matter may be adjourned to a later
date If so ordered By the City Council.
WILL III. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-Officio City Clerk.
Date of first publication April q, 1885,
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1CTY NOTICES.

CITY TREASURER NOTICE-Notice
is herebyagven that the assessment roll
for the f@-sssessment OF Local Improve
ment Dfst.ct No. i33. created by oIdi-
nance No 4,56S. as authorized by ord,-
nance M 4.1s5. entitled IAN Ordinance
making re-assessnent on all property
in Local Improvement District No. lc;
AN ordnance providing Tor the i'm
city d Seattle. from the end OF present
sewerin said street. between Third and
Fouish avenues TO the alley between
Ska and Seventh avenues. by con-
ssrlgting in said portion of said Jeffer-
sopStreet an ironstone pipe sewer. with
all necessary wyes, openings, man
hos. iampnoies. flushing tanks, catch
hSfns and vent..ators. and providing
fr the payment therefor by the mode
O immediate payment. and establishing
: fund for such payment by an assess
rent upon all the lots and parcels of
und benefited by such improvement
mas been certified to ME Tor correction,
and that unless payment of the assess
/ nient thereon contained is made within
80 days from the date of The first pub
licat.on Of this notice such assessment
snail become delinquent and shall bear
interest at the rate of 10 ger cent. per
ennum unti. pail, and II not paid be-
fore such assessment shall have become
delinquent a penalty Of per cent. shall
be added, and the sums ds.inlGen, shall
be entered on the annual lax roll for the
current year against each lot nj parcel
so delinquent and with the interest co..
lectea as other taxes. separate account
being kept thereof. and IL not paid with
IN the Time fixed for the payment OF
city taxes shall be collected together
with such additional charges and penal
ties as are authorized 10 be charged and
collected OH other delinquent taxes. each
LOT or parcel 50 delinquent shall be sold
fer the amount of such assessment. with
interests and costs. at the time and IN
the manner and by the same authority
80 lands and lots are sold for city taxes.
A. IT. FOOTE-
City Treasurer OF the City of Seattle.
Date OF frs; publication. Seattle, Wash.
April 80. 1898
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me<.t roll Of Local Imp4evement District
IA tSs for the Improvement OF fesisr
WAY. in the City of Statsie. under orua-
nance No 4 80. has ben reported py tne
Eoard OF Public Works 70 the City Coun-
ri 81 the City OF Seattle and Is now on ME
In the Office Of the City Comptroller and
ex-cfiicio CITY Clerk. and the same - now
onen Tor public Inspection at said offics
ana will remain orsn for inspection until
Monday. the 9th day OF June. lSss at
o'ciock o. m. and all persons interested
are hereby REQUIRED to appear before The he
sa,d IN ,he Council Chamber in the City
Hail. on the s,h day OF June, lsss. at 5
A. said time SO fixed enc City Council
Win eonsieer any and all objections made
and will make such corrections in said
roII as IL deems Just. and will then by or
arrange approve such roll and levy and
assess ire amounts thereof against each
marcel and lot Of land shown in said roll
ard declare the same first lien thereon.
Said natter may he adjourned to a later
date II so ordered by The City Council.
WILL Fl. PARRY
r~;.v eernptroller and E.x-Onicio City Clerk.
Date OF first rubi.cat ton, April "a. 1895.
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THE MARITIME Re CORD.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. May Z. lN&
Fair.
q. 3. DEPARTMENT OF AGRlCUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, May Z, 1885,
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ron SAr.E--srE ,MsRs.

STEAMSHIPS For kIsEiNpfkYs,~-A 81
lection 81 cheap steamships fer Saee xlif-
able ~ run between Seattle ard Alaska
Steam vessel circular. samuel Holnes.
~ Broad street New York
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ALASKA kLOND|kE WANTS.
SEEKERS

DO YoU WANT TO get sut n sszfos
and into The gold country az once Josn
our second party from Seattle. isasinS
here about May 9Th. f5r Ashcroft. BIZ
ssh Columbia. and then By yyerIana
trail through the celebrated SSartooo ass
Cxssiar dsssrfcts 10 Lake Tsslafs eaon
ptssprcf.ns ali the way. nofses tufh1ssi-
years provisions, placer aiming ,o9ls
and two hundred and fisiy shares OF OF
capital stCcE, al. fer SIT. M2asscausss%s
aid Alaska God Mining. Trading zE2
Transportation Company. Seattle VI
nee, Room Boston book.
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yorr owe Il 10 your children TO ~
,hcrn a musical education Buy ki
bali plano. d. s. Johnston. JOB seeos
avenue. Burke building.
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READ ADVERTISEMENT OF Csrysialiizea
Eggs. Tweaty-first page
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS roR SALE.

II yOU HAVE changed your mind and
want 20 sell year ticket or outfit. re-
member We pay spcs cash for anything
81 value. Martins Store. 2.2i First ave-
ME.
READ ADVERTISEMENT OF Crystaliized
i.Eex. rweu:y-frst page.
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KOTzEBTE SOtsND-Be sure and ve, orr
proposition before securing passage. Gee
anic Packing Company. White Star dock.
foot Of Spring street Phone. Pike Us.
READ AnvERTFS ENENT OF Crystaiixed
Eggs. Twenty-nrst page.
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FOR SALE Firs;-elass tieket to Dawson.
with 2lno pounds or inss freight. over
finest ocean and river steamers, original
purchaser can't 30. viii eel. cheaper than
any hrst-eisss line. j. =. NJ, room Coz
Rsiiey block.
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Ki.oNDIKE-SUPPLIEs.

WANTEp-Gruhstake by a man having
had experience in Alaska: can give good
references Call Alaska Information Bu-
reau. corner Second avenue and Marion
street.
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NIoNDliSE-tI.uTHiNe.

G. T. wERNECkE, manufacturer O,
Alaska fnrs. special prices u the trade.
Ynkcn caps. Arctic cseps, esuatlesS f;tr
snitfens. ladies' corduroy sar~}tpsa sults.
rarkas made 10 cgC1r. Columbia deck
Seattle, Wash
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READ ADVERTISEMENT of crystallizet
Eggs. Twenty-first page.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-08

MARINE TSSURAEcE-Huiis and car
goes written. open policies Issued; aver
agsa adjusted. also fire. accident. casu-
atty and liability insurance In the lead
Ing companies. Hanford x Stewart DI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-08

GAS ENGINES for Kfondike or any other
place; stationary or marine. Geo. Sintz.
1907 Western avenue.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-31
Some Odd Book Stores.

Hidden away on the side streets OF
theSity are seyeral old bookstores
that never seem to have any patrons.
How they exist is mystery to the
casual passer. They are grimy and
cavernous, the perfunctory display of
stock ct the doors is anything but in.
viting, and the folks in charge are ap.
parently Indifferent to sales. A man
who used to be in the business him
self threw some light on the subject
while in conversation with reporter
the other day. '"Those little shops"
he said, care practically independent
of casual trade; in fact, they hardly
want it. Each of them has clientele
for whom they collect books along GER
tain lines. One, for instance, makes
specially of ecclesiastical works; an
other of history, particularly of Louis
lana history; another of medical liter.
AZURE, and so on. They know exactly
what their customers want, and every
now and then they send them pack
age on approval. A great many OF
their customers are scattered all over
the country, and I know Of shop
here that has several in Europe. One
recommends another, and You would
be surprised at the extent of, some OF
the lists. Casual customers, as [ re"
marked before, are not especially de-
sired, because, to begin with, they ara
apt to handle and disarrange the stock,
and then the chances are that they
will want some volume that is needed
to fill set in the library of regular
patron. Such shops are kept open
more as O matter Of form than any
thing else and to give the established
customers o place to leave their or
ders. New Orleans Times-Demo
:, GRAFT,