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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-05-20

Capt. BlOunt, Of the COffeeville
Courier, knows what war is, but says:
The Courier's editor, though not
subject to military duty, will start to
Cuba any day or any time our fighting
congressman will lead the way.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-05-20

The Council Bluffs Nonpareil truly
remarks: The felluw who can't cap
ture anything but a schooner Of beer
is the one who knows just how the
war ought to be carried on.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-05-20

"
Girls are few and full Of mischief
and whosoeyer Is deceived by them u
unwise. When a girl chewcth gum
In haste, look thou little out. sue
cometh forth IN the evening 10 net
Sunday.voto-meeting buds; but ~
the morning she holdeth'dQrn the oeo
while her mother doeth The work.
She sits In flew Of ~ window wnen
the buggy pdbseth and yen rneth ,oI
. pcau; and when he cometn s"e
iuhkcth bis purse. lie wfappcth I've
lap rob around her and rllugsetn w.
much aud r he Eetut~ ~ pops sso
gnextIoa and IA ia9 i"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-05-20


"Arc you a native Of this town ?"
asked a traveller Of Il resident Of q
sleepy little Southern hamlet.
Am ] what2"
"Are you a native Of the town ?"
"Hey ~
IL asked II you were a native OF this
place ?"
At that moment his wife, tall and
sallow and gaunt, appeared at the
open dDorsof the cabin, and, taking
her pipe from between her teeth, said
acridly:
Amt We got no sense, jim? Tie
means wuz We Twin here when you
wuz burn. or wuz yc born before you
begun livin' here. Now answer him.
Harper'S Bazaar.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-05-20
Ghenrmaftat-Sta
THoSEWHOo CONCENTRATES
LISTING.

The following rules, requirements
and general information upon the sub.
ject will be worth preserving:
UNITED sTATEs ARMY RECRUITING
CIRCULAR.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, !
WASHINGTON, April -, 1898.
The following instructions will gov
ern recruiting for the regular army in
time Of war:
Applicants for enlistment must be
between the ages Of Is and 30 years,
OF good character and habits, able
bodied, free from disease. and must be
able to speak the English language.
Married men will be enlisted only
upon the approval of Il rcgimental
commander.
Minors must not be enlisted with.
out the written consent of father,
only surviving parent, or legally APP
pointed guardian. Boys between the
ages OF Is and Is, who may be needed
as musicians, may be enlisted as such.
with the approval of the proper com
manding officer.
Original enlistments will he con-
fined to persons who are citizens Of
the United States, or who have made
legal declaration of their intention To
become citizens thereof.
Applicants will be required to sat
isfy the recruiting officer regarding
age and character, and should be pre-
pared to furnish the necessary eyi.
dence.
For infantry and artillery the height
must be not less than 5 feet 1 inches.
and weight not less than 100 pounds,
and not more than 100 pounds.
For cavalry the height must he not
less than 5 feet 1 inches and not more
than 5 feet 10 inches, and weight not
TO exceed 1855 pounds. No minimum
weight is prescribed for cavalry. but
the chest measures must be satisfac-
tory.
Table Of physical proportions for
height, weight and chest measure
ment:
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-05-20

CIGARETTE MOKER

SWELL THE LIST OF REFLECTIONS or,
VoLuNrEERs-THEY LACK y1rn.
ITY oFiIEART-PER CENT. Tam.
TINES AS GREAT AS IN 1851.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-17

said deed az trust Or SECOND mortgage tsry
Noe-esst sszaa be apptsrs bla toward shs pay
U.@nt o. Stsca BID ~ such portion griy.
o. tn@ par o. face value % the same Re-
spes0velt a. EoaSi be PAYABLE CT the
sane or q me amount az such Ssd IN con-
4oFH3lF VstH the prov sanS % said decree
and oa s1ca supplementary ovyss-s ard de-
SstTs Az iae court therein reserves turss-
Gl1tioI 70 make thereafter touching the
Distribution of ne proceeds os such sas@l
o. n nancy. or partly in szs5 bends or
Coupons or 10Th AZ the rate sf3~es7sf and
me remainder in money. "a such purchaser
tEsay choasse. In case the amount ha-rsys-
sccve required 10 ae bid for said property
shall not oe ssi therefor said sheriff viii
adjourn fAe 49, = said p-ozsar.x er,,, an
The 6eposat received from any sflsac~asszfs.I
bidder VIII be returned 10 him BIZ said
sheriff when the properly SHALT - struck
CT The deposit received fsuna the suc-
cssSfDl bidder or bidders. together With the
sums or securities. or both thereof paiti By
nsml Or them. 20 said sheriff 70 rlaks. good
the remainder OF the successful hid as
heFFiDaboye prescribed Of the ne 50 all -.
paid ~ said sheriff and not directly into
the registry OF said court1. will be paid and
delivered ny said sheriff iuto the registry OF
said court. ia the form n whisa - shall
receive the same. at the Sine when he shall
file herein his report Of said sale or when
ever he shall receive any thereof the~eaf-
same form 10 await the disposition thereof
a. IN said decree prescribed
Dated Seattle. Washington June 1895
WA. Fl. MOVER.
Sheriff Of King County, Washington.
Date % first publication June 2 fssS
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fourteen deans bGs aave made arrange
Fzaeass - secure them and expect that they
VIII follow on a later boat. have studied
Japan ard also Ia people for me past ave
Years ana; have every reason To eesese that
1asATe "a a good field fer the establishment
oG a dental Sclsoea there Moreover / sx-
peek 20 recelSe thu cooperation Of tAs
japanese minister % education. and in casa
ana saaecsrsseai / shall send 10 the United
states Tor corps az Instructors t2 the ART
OF dental 's1avg~ry. I have learned that tho
minister % esssscattoa es Japan has inti-
mated Saat Re wSsSsld favorably entertain a
proposition fer the establishment os a den
ia1 scaool and L ss my intention 10 see him
personally ID regard 10 the matter. TIA
imperial university az Tckvc Ks modelled
after Earof~ean colleges aud an c<ssct has
3SsSt essn iSassesi - essahsissl a university at
feA,fg, Gina 80 ~ modelled after Ansert-
Ss&a Colleges There - more or less unccr-
Sait.tE n ccnneetkol with my undertaking.
and Tor that reason am going % japan
alone and VIE not BE accompanied BY ANY,
othSr Surgeons. II l ana successful in hay-
ing Il dental department established in con-
nTclsoa with the Imperial university ~ ia
Pan / shall then send for Il number ~
American dentists who are fully ccsnYse.
tent oSs reason Of extensive cxperienos1"
i1T. ottofS has been a resident % Cat-
cage Tor fftesa years and for she rast Ave
years wGs dean of the American College Of
Dental surgery
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ENGINEER MARINE HOSPITAL
Examination so EsH q Vacancy q
Port Townsend

The TINTED States civil service commits
SION announces that on July T. ivaS exam
inafson may la taken for the grade OF en-
g1nser al any city In the Tinted States
where the commission has competent
board or examiners. There Sc a vacancy
Ia the quarantine station az Pert Towns
end. Wash. al a salary of $40 per month,
which L Is desired 30 fiil
Tae examination will consist OF spelling
aFithmeasc teiementaryl letter writing.
copying from plan copy and penmaaship.
teseiher with practical questions reqliir-
iiis fair knowledge Of steam engineering
and the handling and care OF boilers In
addition. applicants will be marked on
character "a a workman and expert
enee as an engineer" as indicated in an
s"ers In application blank. form -. These
elements will be weighted - per cent. and
the practical questions 80 per cent. OF tAa
entire examination.
This examination Is open to al, citizens
of the Cn9ted States who comply with the
requirement. without regard ~ race or TO
political or religious affiliations All such
citizens are invited 10 apply. They shall
be examined, graded and certified with
entire zmpaytiality and wholly without re-
gard 10 any consideration save their abll-
ity, as shown by the grade they attain In
the examination.
Persons desiring TO compete should at
once apply 10 the United States
civil service commission. Washing
ton, D. c., for application blanks,
forms aa and ss&, wn,ch should
be properly executed and promptly for
warded 70 the commission The naedicA.
certificate In application bark form soss
must pc executed by 8 ruedlSa. officer al
the marine hospital service.
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Every once in while q chest crops
up in tho columns of the daily or weekly
press. This ghaStly spirit sometimes as
sumes the part OF a prone nader on some
lonely road, who terrifies beiatcd travel
ers out of their wits. Again the visftant
from the unseen world hurts furniture
about, suiashes windows. and INDUCES In
unearthly howiings at unseemIy hours.
Few persons credit these biood-curdiinK
accounts of the doings OF his ghostship.
but there il Il tenement which is unques~
ttonabIy haunted at times. When q
nervous malady attacks the human tene-
mant the manifestations are appalling,
and usually most violent and harusxing at
eight Sleepiessness. IL nervousness il
.ilsregarded at the outset, becomes
chronic. ana the entire system suffers In
consequence. For disturbance OF the
nerves Hostetter's Stomach Bttters Is a
thorough remedy. as II also If for malaria,
rheumatism, dyspepsia. constipation and
biifousneSs. all of which tend to beget
NERVOUSNESS
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szcn parcel and TX OF lard within said ass-
IT, snsA a@ 9re-fEngA part u sse as~eSs-
s-sf entered EPoss tse zsE~Fssrent roA g,
"a ssf,ss as rroglsea ~ $3.50 s,s.;, ns
sssa properly together with infeTese al fh1
Fase % zine - re~ e@atGFn pr aArsszH upon
egnt-se'1fhs ~ the amount % sad sss>ss
H9szss ffSTs the date o. sns mat O. flr
is-c9rd annual Gns-alfusegts % said n-sstS
AattI re maturity Of sad third annual m
ssafisaes1rs thereof: Provided. that Y sns
parcel Or lcz - Land ~ part t5rTeo- Sss-.
s4laeS1 IN said Locai Improvement piStTScs
30. 9sG. shall have been redeemed rom ia
osilfy - the payment OF tste fotai F;rsosAt
OF the ASSESSMENT chaF ged agatEass TIE SAifse
by sSsif Ordnance Nc Ssiz. sssch FssEcel o.
boz OF land or part thereof ssaa1l not ne aa-
pie for sne special assessment hsre4h
See ? The city Comptroller Is hereby
directed 20 enter or cause 80 be entered;
upon the original assessment rosl OF l-tesi
Improvement District No los. as FEsfssF-
81 by ira city Engineer ard approved oE
Ordinance Nc. gs3z ia the coE1snzr proxaGts1
Tor that psgfyso~ss or upon ssl3spie.tsNtata4;
sheets 70 be added theTeto. see aeseTa.
amounts Of rfas SPECIAL Stzsse-ss 7slef'is tsHlea
by This ordinance setting the same resp
lively opposite the description OF eaca par
cei or Aos Of land or part thereof upon
which said special sssezznsnl is iexiesi. and
he shall forthwith deliver 10 TIE t@ss
Treasurer 4 certified copy OF Szal1 ASS.
nfent roll vita ttle GHsgdnt o. said rf'eI-laf
assessment herein seyied as aforesaid TIE
City Treasurer shall give ss1cA notlcr a
take such proceedings for the u<Ssec Ssofi =.
said respective amounts Sd isFss-a ana : ~
ciaIiy Assessed as are p:e~sfftsstl y ts.e
charter and ordinances Of the I1ty y. -
attic and the LAWS OF the state OF NaS14-
ington and Il the "a The O@ not pald Eat4i5h
the time fixed therefor there Snail D. ana
cd thereto the penalty. Interest ana cslaE ger
fixed by the charter and ordinances 81 $40
city and other proceedings astd th~seos.
as provided By Law and the city chaF.sf,
The city Treasurer shall proceed, aItef Tue
nTst publication Of said notice, Win al Que
diligence VITA the collection OF s%AAa sitv-
cal assessments.
See. 2. This Ordinance shah take effect
and be In, force from and after is passage
and approval II approved by the Mayor
otherw Lse IL snau take effect at ire tabe y
snal. become law under me provisions ol
the city charter. ~
Passed the city Council the i5th cay OF
June ISIS. and signed by me IN open stS-
sion In aufhsati atom Of ia passage SHas
18th day OF Junt. ISIS. .,.,w
w V RINEHART.
President of the CITY Councll.
Approved by me this leih day OF 10iie'
TT HUMEs Mayor.
Filed by me this i6ta day Of J9,lS. 1872
Attest. LII. u; 4 "a 800 49, .stsrL,
CITY COMPTROLLER and Ex-o1icio Cit5 S4slh'
BY @. X. Coryeil, Deputy
published June II. 1855.
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UNIVERSALLY COMMENDED.
Establishment OF Assay once mt Sc
attic Approved I'm AIuska

Among the guests at the Hotel Butler IN
route from Alaska to New York is f.
Eugene Gladwin mining engineer Mr..
Gladwin Ia the representative 81 the koo-
tenay Exploration Company Limited. and
the Yukon Mining Exploration Company,
OF London, England, having branch offices
in New York city. These companies pro-
pose to expend large sums in the acquisA-
ton Of mining properties in Alaska by dis
covery and by purchase. although they are
deeply interested IN the Kondike region.
Preliminary 10 further invest nents Mr.
Giadw1n was sent 20 make Investigations
and, while unwilling to disclose tina facts
upon which re Will base detailed report,
he states that the results az HE expiora-
lions and examinations surpassed his ex-
pectations.
Particular importance Is attached to Mr.
GIadwin's expedition. which traversed aIl
OF the Southeastern Alaskan coass. owing
70 the personnel Of the companies he rap
Teseen,% they being composed az English
capitalists and intending to invest largely
or American territory.
1.-THE governments wisdom In establish
ing an Assay office IN this rapidly grow.
ing city was universally commended II,
Alaska said Mr. tiladwin. land the ben
eficial results that will fow from this con
yent@nce VIII be !nesfsnahie' -
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1880. s-s.sss No. $40 An Ordinance
s-. -sss..Ns e Assessment Roll " Local
sp~se~as.ssfsHt District No i-s lar the i'm
IA - 49, % fsrd Avenue. Union =. rs,s.,
Il s,s- a Avenue. under Ordinance
Hs..ss ai.d assessing the amounts
/ ass -, Ssa.fsSt efch parcel and iat Of
- - - par thereof shown in sgfa ~,lI
.s'ssaisiig Tor the collection IN. raof
-. The assessment rol NJ a@ti
H.. -. sai District M. - for the i'm
la 80 ~ Third Avenue. T'nirn s;re.,,
|s7 49, Avenue under Ordnance n,
,ssrEsa 49, : y ey the C.ty Engineer. Was
IL fgs,s..' y a sAs ttIy CoIacA hv fne Roar1
- ssa - o. tee 9Th day Of Aprsi
|a.h - s1F t{N Council ou vrre{nf Of
h. a. -. asd asses Fleut gtf ,et,ss a 40.
q 80 Esned hy .he cry rsfsn.rr,s-
e. ss-S1ic3o Cstt Clerk "a h. ns4h-
NJ g. -, tist offiriai D@wslsapt,s Il ths
4 SEE ee'AsecGt4v. ISSUES. notifying
"a - ah,erestssi that sail rol mad
ssrss *. Saa f~1a'Fing 'hcm - appear
es.sss~ :. .sF Council ia jhe Council
< izse ,ss a sae tti} Hall c0 tht e.e ,iav
an ~ = orioek y. NJ. being a
~ a. - Hs@H nfte.u DAYS f.s,n fha
A.sss 49, se'ftr. arf mako af,{4.,-i.,,s
49,. sny they have. ana
M So a. ,4e Nt,g t0t.aes} aisl az che
- Al =. e4it convene aMI CouslF afft
assssssss 49,. made thereto ana nc
sssss i, NEE Fnsde or nlei. aad ,es ,,if<
Vi - make such corr. -t..,,,., .[e -
sssss. :, eatflfd jis; ANA f,7saA tns
NxAsss esss - D. diseased s..,t,,..
ssi1 district as show. a., ~.i.f
u ts% sum 81 Ftftss.n 4'4l.,.3,,5
sss "a 90 a'ae'y ara 6--lo0 tsI5. Cs1 So
sss. s,5 ne City ceaa.4 soa.8 shat
AkSs.s ptier - ,aa safrs,-.f ~ . ! ~
rs Fea has es5a- -, 50 50,
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IN ROETE TO JAPAN.
DIR. Ottofy Goes to Establish school
uf Dental SEFYeFy

DR. Louis Ott6fy. =. y l. % Chicago. Is
in Seattle on the way 90 Tokyo Japan,
waere ne w!li make ? strong effors TO e4-
tahllsh a dental srho9l In connection with
tina Imperial university AZ Tokyo,
Or Oftofy goes 20 japan ~ifh letters 20
Marquis Ktuusochi Sa.osaji. minister IF cd
ucatio1 81 Tokyo. and he expects that MS
excvEency viii cooperate IN tails e-lusgt-
t!oglal undertaking To EAcsst-I rtelilgeucer
reporter DR.. Ottofy said:
Il originally intended 20 leave Oh the
Victoria. bart that boat bas S{nos heea Ia
ken 80 transport ard h. So now nv sslteu-
tRo7l 10 take passage on TIE Empress az
Jarsar. which IL scheduled 20 ies.ve Van
so1zve- OF. Jaae ~ While IN Chicago
was The dean Of the American College OF
Dental Surssry. and I go 70 Japan with
zArorg letters from forty or Di a total Of
aftv-fosF- dezza Of dental colleges IN the
United states. Scarcity Of time prevented
.<,,e. from ogtai LAX Lss.G<s from fss otls.s
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SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY.
Committee Has Decided to Place =
state Ticket In the Field.

The Socialist Labor party will place a
state ticket In tho field this year. The
convention viii be held in this city on
Sunday, July 81.
The state committee consists OF the fol-
lowing members:
Il. ]. Dean. financial and corresponding
secretary; Walter Walker. corresponding
secretary: Jacob olcovich. treasurer. and
Messrs. Henry Bixncr, Johnson, Morse an
Duffner.
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Menorandum book u what yen have been
wanting. The Northern Pacific has r. 1t
contains cut OF the Maine, map of Cuba.
list of United States and Spanish naval
vessels interior drawings OF a ba;tieship.
illustrations Of United States and Spanish
ships, glossary Of navy and army words.
table OF distances. commanders OF United
states ships and army corps. list OF United
States regiments and their commanders,
and other Information very useful and val
liable a: this time.
The book 1fs the vest pocket and is up-
to-date. Send chss s. Pee. General Pas-
.scnger Agent. N r r.. 81. Paul. MINI,
10 cents. ard the book Is yours
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LEG Al. NOTICES.

NOTICE or UNITED STATES MAR
SBAlsS SALE Northern Division. Dis
trIct If Washington.
BA- xir.1e az an order % sale Issued os.t
% tae United States dtsiFsct soGr; Tor tae
northern division. GssiTict % WsshsuStor5
o. fhe lsth day 81 MAY EsaS directing the
sale 81 the steamship lily 81 t'olGEftsa. 70
aer si.Sl uSx Solssxs. Usxc .sinoyy, 6aatG
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Legal. NOTICES.

tackle. apparel appurtseanees ard fEisras-
fure By ina United SAFES marshal 81 Sad
ss<.rAs~ on tAe atsf sazy Of May. lsSe- At
y ercsock a m. ard By virtue Or , iatsr
ORDER ~ she sar1e court pos pesnsng IAe
said sale Enza the i5sh 6as % JsFss. lss.
D. Il G clock q -. and ~ N1rtu<a ~ ,
later order ~ said court made on TIE 1asa
day Of June. A Il. $50, again post
po1Ang said sale until the End cay
OF June. A u. isSS ~ tae noar
u Il o'clock a ia notice - here
t,y gwen that T. the United States -zsar-
shat aforesaid viii Seii ny public auction:
for cash. OF Wednesday, the Z-Is. day q
Jura. A D. fss>. at the ho1r OF II . clock
a. N a. The city dock. ar the foot u
Main street ta the city Of Seattle. Wash
lnrton, the said steamship 'Tisy OF Colafls~
s,}a . her engines, boilers machinery.
beats. tackle. apparel, apparteEatices and
furniture. rs size now nr- az haoy No
n tee haYbor al Seattle. Washington.
Dates Seattle. Washington, June l..
c. W. IDE. United States Marshal
Ry III. w. TYLER, Dep8fy-
Burke. Shepard Il McCislVra and Thomas
r Hardin, ProctoTS FOR Llee!ant, samuel
l.. Kent
Preston Carr & Gilman. proctors for
I.itS~4auts Steven Williamson 81 al
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ORDINANCE NO. i4i-AN ORDINANCE
granting IA I. Ryan. contractor an -
tension Of time la which to csnlrlzlef, -he
improvement az East jefferson Strasf
TWeDty-~gsf and Twentieth Avenues, ~, >
der OriiuaUC" No 41sg
BE IL ordained ny the city OF Seattle "a
follows.
Section + Tia. r RYAN the contractor
for taa Improvement ~ East IeFrr1.,,,
Street TweEty-tirst ami Twentieth Ave-
uues under Ordnance No 4-se ~ aYi he -
hereby granted an extension Cf time until
ana including she 10th day Of guly. lS.gS
in which 10 complete the fng0rnrs.T.f,t ~
said EasI Jefferson Street TNxer,f v- 4 rSf
and Twentieth Avef IeS under his exist
ing contract with tae city. provided the
slyef3es on the bonds - sad contr,s rtor
agree % such extension.
Sec . tbs ordinance snaG take effect
aua &c IL force fran and after its passage
ana approval Z approved ~ the Mayo-;
othCTw 80 Il shall take sffeo; az tie tjsre
r ShaN Become a law under lie prov ES5css
Of the Cjty charter.
Passed the city council the 18th dav ~
june t~N. ard ssgn@a BY rne in orea sea-
SION IA az. hsntiTai,1sl - lis passage shis
18TH day Of June, tX~
FTeSidc0J Il tie City CaurcH
Approved by ne this 18th day Of June
= ! HUME,S- N.yo~
FYleG ~ IRE this T6ih day ~ JIne lS>
Attest WITH. IT PARRY
t-!tv Comptroller ana F,x-offirso Cjfy Cfcrk
iav - X Corye1 Deputy clerk.
E,,e..see.} inns. = 1ssS
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

AoPttAi .,s.s--s-. HUI lU0
--OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES.-
JACOB Furfh .....-..... ......-..... President
Arthur A. Denny .,-.........y Vice President
John Leary $500. Second Vice President
JOS. I. OreenIeaf Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher John Collins.
Z. c. Neufelder. E. ]. Rlodgetf
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U0opBE RYfs FAe5&I soap -sla eradicate al
Blsasi<nes 81 tie skin WD0HBL RT's facgai
Cream for chsSpea hands. face lips % ga-
-s4ass&- " oeasarys scsAs Powder when Ese4
- lEF.sle3e Lss v eos saTy Esa.S. ErszEa-
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Transacis a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to $1,000
Interest allowed per annum: Six mar
cent on term deposits: per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of MAY ana
November. Loans made on real estate ar
approved colaterals only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-17

THE "City Of Seattle Having taken
the 'KinFston's" run 10 Victoria for TIVE
trips. will leave Yesier wharf for Alaska
ports on Saturday, June 18th, al 10 .. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-17

DIR sIMoNToS. ocuiist and auriss.
EInckley block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-17

wAGNERS band and Mrs. Jennie
Hough;on Edmunds, Madison park tonixft.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-17

VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-17

ORDINANCES No 4@8e-AN ORpINANCE
l~tA snE e Sfe-.tI aSSe SsssueDt - re~fes-Ta
t1r 5str3 tDrust fg>tallweDtS snd tnteTcSt
- 1atis~r ana become g-aYabi" upon the
}~sn8s ~ tr-l' Improvement District No.
tir i~~7:rt uusicr authority 90 Ordnance
NJ EAa< feT fis- Improvement ~ Main
Strtst flufer tsyf luan.-e NJ 81. Sc ssc~
ceFARnEy' ~,tis ttln s&sSsS> ;Fi"ut TSSti ~ said
district as an0g aVe3 hy Ordinance M.
E3}1 a-1 pCV.ttn& for tbe collection
ths-,-ef
l'e s, ortalog, ey tae ,~ty % Seattle IS
follows
section :; That th@re - avd - hereby
levied q Sp*s>31 as-sessSga,n NJ }sqon each par
.-st ara }et ~ iAoi ard part fher,~1f CON
sai~o} jg I<srtl Improvement District No
fse - 8ha~acsi ~ Ordnance No 81, Ter
oea Improvement 0f Main Street thsreia
ordered, s2ii special assesSsfleat being for
:h@ ggr {sASse * rseiet i8iwg the third annual
ailments and interest - mature ard
tes-n.g7s yA2ysh upon ttle bonds OF SAID Loo
s8l Improvement district Ne los issued
nader AUShcritv of Ordinance M. -. Tile
&sl94as og SllcA special assss<ls's III 2g-tif-4t