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EdiIoTaI. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Announcement Fees.

The customary announcement fees, of S1o will be charged, by us, for District and State offices, $7.5C for Sheriff, Clerk, and Representa- tive, and $500 for County and Probate Judge, Assessor, Treasur' CT and Surveyor. City and town ship offices $2.5o No announce ments published until paid for.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

THE cyclone which passed over Ft. Smith on the 11th inst. killing about 50 people and in turing more than double that number, shows that these en- zines of destruction and death are not confined to the Spring season, alone. They are apt to come at any time.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

HoN. Sam. K. Chew, of Van Burcn, has decided that he will not be q candidate for Attorney General of Arkansas. There are several other gentlemen who think they will, up to this time. So 1t is likely there will be no scarcity of material.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

THE middle-of-the-road Popu- list Committee met in St. Louis last week, and raised such a wind that all the great powers of the world immediately order cd out their twa ships.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

NOBODY was particularly sur prised at Hanna's election to the Senate; but 1t shows how low down the Republicans of Ohio are getting to be.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

MARK Hanna was the biggest bear in Ohio. That is to say he scratched higher up on the Sena- torial tree than any of the rest of them. He might have used a barrel, however, to have done this
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

THE general rush for the klon- dike regions will soon commence. Some few will strike it rich, while the great majority will re turn, if they live long enough, poorer than when they left.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

INFoRMATIoN received from cabled sources shows the Gu bans to beiin a starving condi- tion.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

WE see no particular necessity for the United States intefering with Spain. Just give the Span iards chance and they will wind themselves up.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

BoTH Judge J. B. Wood, ot Hot Springs. and Hon. $. M Taylor, of Pine Bluff, are spok- en of as probable opponents oi Judge J. s. Little for Congress in this District. They are both clever and intelligent gentlemen but the man who defeats Judge Little, at this time, will know that he has been in a fight.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

THE Democratic State Central Committee IS called to meet in Little Rock on Tuesday, the 1st day of February, 1898.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

wit h sprays and washes, but each winter the disease seemed to have q frner hold on me. l had finally been declared incurable when I decided tc
 try S. S. s. Ii seemed to get righ, at the seat of the
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Purely Vegetable

and contains no mercury, potash ci other dangerous mineral.
 Books will be mailed free by Swift Specific Company. Atlanta, Georgia.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

If you have any kind of bond to make, see K. L. Hardy, office over Bank. tf.
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disease. and cured me permanently, for have had no touch of Catarrh for seven years"
 The experience of Mir. Chas. A. Parr, of Athens, Ga, was like that of all others who vainly seek a cure In local treatment. He says:
 "For years suffered from a severe case of Catarrh, the many offensiya
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21

NOTWITHSTANDING the bel ligerent condition of the world, the United States and France seem to be on good terms.
The Monticellonian., 1898-01-21
 For Assessor.

Ne nre authorized to announce MT. Chas L. pickeps as csndidatc..-for' Assessor of Drew county. subject to the action.of the Democratic party
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symptoms being ac- companied by severe pains In the head. 1 took several kinds of m e d 1 ci n e 8 recom- nended for Catarrh, and used various local applications, but they aad no effect whatev- er. l was induced to take s. s. s. (Swift's
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added. and the suns delinquent shah b
entered on annual tax-roil Tor the current
year against each ios and parcel Of lAni -
delinquent. and with the interest collected
as other ta1>eS. separate account being
Kept thereof. and II cot paid within the
shall be scg,acfsa as such taxes are rn1.
tecEsG together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized 10
De charged and collected Gu other della
coert taxes. and each lot or parcel - de-
lrqGea, shah be sold fer TIE anoGut of
ssacn assessment. with INTEREST aud Costs.
81 the time and IN the manner and Ivy the
same authority as lands AMI los are sold
for city taxes.
GEORGE F. MEAcHAM.
City Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle.
tSsS
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RESOLUTION NO. 1G 800 PROPOSED
Amendment No "A resolution and
proposition to amend Subdivision | Of
Sec. II of Article VIII OF the city char
ter. and for the submission Of such pro-
posed amendment 20 the qualified voters
OF the city at the next general election
BE il received by the City Council Of the
City % Seattle:
VIII. OF the City Cha0er be amended so
as To read as follows:
Subdivision l. Whenever the public in
terest or convenience may require the
city council is hereby authorized and em-
powered 20 order the whole or any part OF
the streets, lanes alleys squares or places
Of the city graded or regarded 20 the Off
cial grade, piaDked or repianked. paved
or repaTcd. macadamized or ren1acadarn-
ixed. greycicd or TegraVeled. piled or re-
piled. capped or recapped: and 10 order
sidewalks. sewers. manholes cuiye~ts
bU!kheads. retaining walls. water mains
curling and cTosSwai ks To be constructed
or repaired therein and To order any or
all work 10 be done which shall be neces-
sary 20 complete the whole or any PORTION
Of the streets, sidewalks, lanes. squares
alleys or places and the CITY Council may
levy and collect an assessment upon all
lots or parcels Of land benefited nv slrh
Improvements 10 defr&y the cost and ex-
Pense thereof. which assessment shah be-
come a first lien upon ali property liable
therefor pT1or and superior 10 all otaer
Hers and membranes
And lie 10 further resolved that the fore
going amendment be- and the same Is here
ay submitted 10 The qualified voters OF the
tlfy 81 Seattle fer taeiT ratification or re-
lection a. the next general election 20 be
held March >lh l>s<
Pissed the C3ty Council the lth dav az
January lsS>. and signed by ne In omen
session IN naturalization OF is passage
This 'th day % January. iSss-
THOS. NAVIN.
President pro tenn Of the Cfty Council
Filed rs ne This 4th day % January KS
WILL II. PARRY.
CITY Comptroller and Ex-oGlclo city
Clerk.
Date Of first publication. January . IssS.
RESOLUTION No I-a-RE IT RESoI.V-
81 Pay the C-tv Council Of the City of Sc
attic aS follows:
III Taa- &. Is the !v.en;ion % the City Of
Seattle 20 Improve Westsake Avenue be-
tween tas north margin O Mercer street
and the West Gs5y<3U 81 \.DGh Avenue by
Tcffi&Akl8E thN EtsJ side thereof and AT
Fne Intersections taers1f- N.n-h Avenue
sTorl he wws- margin q hFesE5Ak~ Avenue
pfad&Ctd % TIE s0afh margin cE Lenora
Street IS banking Inc VS. side "a raof
and tAe i1terStStio1 - LsHGrz StFsst: L.
Easa >.rtSr 1es%s = Nllta Avenue and IA
west margin - E1SAsh Avenue les blank
iag tie S4u.h side t1egeof. Eteh.a Avsaasa
rroy lerHTa street 81 tas soutE margin II
Stew Az stree ~ pfauktng tae wess $50
thereof. srcke zt&E thE Intersections q -
EtrA 8r2 ewart sire -. stewart Street
trSn2 TIE NeSs margin EsEnfh AVegstgs tA
tae 81 a3&rgtz ~ ScVenth ANeaae av
nlarS EnG tEa se1tH stf@ taEraof and rea
Intersection - Seventh Avenue. Seventh
ANs5lEe tE~sa tas Sc2,a z24gsia * Stewart
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THE CITY OF sEATTr .F,-Dsper;nsent cf
Finance Treasurer's Oyice.-Cfty Trras-
urer's Nc,ice.
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
nent roll Of Local lmurovement District
No A. for the Improvement ~ south -fN-
teenfn Street. In the CITY o. seattle. from
Frederick street to Lander Street under
the provisions Of Ordinance No. 1ff7. pre-
vidimg for said Improvement by gra ,sa
the 50 me ard constructing sidewalks
thereon and for I'D asses F1enf 20 p.ay
therefor by the mode CT svmenf hy
bonds" has heretofore been duly certified
10 ne for cole ction ard the Respective
sums therein charged and levied az 3nsi
each fof and parcel OF land IN said district
mist be paid in ten equal annual paY.
naents with Interest UpoG the " 7o3e sum
30 charged ard levied or such irsiaiineuts
thereof a. remain unpaid. at the Iate o.
Ten pr cent per aHnuu1. and sad interest
must be paid annually. together with size
annual Erstallrnenfs falling due m eatn
wear. Sad sum began 20 bear interest
on me 18Th dss % February fxg. and the
rftn Jretaiiment % said asss@s-
rrerts ard the interest for ne GfFb
qear win become due on the 18th day 81
February. 1ks@.
T1FIese "a 3 rnent be made o. sasa inssaN
inert ee yr.r sspal ana 50 a interest 90 Or
before "a a -tts day OF February Is8s. rre
same snail become delinquent. ansi saM
bear interest at tie rate Of ter Der cent.
Per anrGrn until paid ard II not paaa Its-
fore the sane shall have hNroEns s1eifF
qgenf. penalty Of fse per cent. shall be
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CRY NOTICES

RESOLUTION No lss-gE IT RESOI.y.
cd oy the city Council OF the City OF Sc
attic as follows.
o. That II * the intention of The City
g. SeatIs 70 Nnpravs Main Street from
RITA Avenue sonth 20 Eighth fsta1 Avenue
scu5a cy re2lauksng the intersections there
q and the south cns-Aalf Of the roadway
81 That the cos. thereof he paid By an
ass ssDent 20 ee levied unoa the pYGre-ty
aoutiing upon said portion OF said Main
Street arc ne pan Of Immediate pay
ASnt, II TIRE manner provided BY ire
attic
CD That the City Engineer be directed
10 Iarnisa 20 TIE City Counc4, ar estimate
OF toe cost O. said Improvement.
th igIaS the matter OF making said m
proVssnent VIII be considered by the city
couE.cis al a SesSica thereof 10 as held on
TIE ga day Of February. I>SS al 10 o'ciock
q II. a which time all persons desiring 10
os heard bstcre the city council upon the
mater OF MAKING said Improvement are
notified 10 DC present
Passed the Ctgy Council the slst day Of
January. lNA, and signed ey me IN open
Ss1l IN auf Ter lea tien % rs passage tals
VS. daJ Of January. 1855
J. z. CREIGHTON.
prgs1 Sent Of The CRY CoA,n,l
Filed y rne La.s sisg day OF January. 1saS
WILL II. PARRY
CIV Comptroller & Ex-Stfic5o City Clerk
Date Of iivS1 publication February :. issS
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE To ELECTORS-Notice is here
by given that the poll books of the sew
eral precincts Of the City of Seattle win
close for the registration Of voters at
1900 O'clock midnight. Tuesday. Febru-
airy Is. 1895. and win remain closed until
the Ninth day OF March. 1895.
WILL II. PARRY.
City COMPTROLLER and ex-ohicio City
Clerk
Date Of first publication, February g.
lSas.
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RESOLUTION No I7s - PROPOSED
Amendment No. "A resolution and
Proposition 20 amend Section - Article
ANii OF the CITY Charter, and for the
submission Of such proposed amendment
TO the qualified voters OF the city AT the
neSs general election.
BE il resolved by the City Council OF The
City OK Seattle:
That Section of Article XVII. Of the
City Charter Of The City OF Seattle be
amended 80 IS TO read as follows
SEC. : No ofteer or employee az the
city shall receive any compensation fer
his services as such officer or egnploye sx-
cep; oy salary. payable monthly which,
when not prescribed ny this charter. shall
be fixed ey the city Council by ordinance.
No such salary or compensation shah De
increased more than once in tive years,
sation shall be made within a period Of
nine months next preceding a regular city
election.
And De IL further resolved that the fore
gong proposed amendment be and the
same is hereby submitted 10 the qualified
voters Of The City Of Seattle fof their rati-
tcatien or rejection at the next general
election to be held March Sth. lS&
Passed the City Council this Tth day of
January. lssS. and signed by me IN open
session in autheutlc9tion of its passage
this eth day OF January, ISIS.
r. J. DOnpS.
President pro tenn of the City Council.
Filed by ME this It'll day Of January. 1898.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-onlcio City
Clerk.
Date of first publication. January %. 1893.
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o. the hoard and who shall receive a SAL
1ry OF t1rse thousand dollars per snnvu,.
waieh shall constitute his COMPENSATE
as member OF said beard ard ~ City
engineer. ~ the superintendent oF streets,
sewers and parks and ISL the SuDertntsnd-
ent OF lighting and water works The
SUPERINTENDENT of streets sewers Sni
parks and the superintendent OF lighting
and water works shall receive such coIs-
psnsat!on FOR their services as -reu,ssrs
OF such Beard as the Councii shah by
Ordinance provide"
And ne IL further resolved that the fore
gong proposed amendment be and the
same Is hereby submitted 70 the qualified
voters or The City Of Seattle for their ra,i-
heafion or rejection at the next general
erection 20 be held March Sth ISH
raised the City Council the 9Th say Of
January, isSS. and signed ny me En- open
session In autnenuca ton OF its passage
this 9Th day Of January. ISN.
j. e. CREIGHTON.
President of the CITY Cauacli
Filed by me this Sth day OF January 1888
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-Qtgicio city
Clerk.
Date OF first puhiicatio January sa 1885
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RESOLUTION NO ~ -- PROPOSED
Amend 11ent No. s-A resoluu 2 and
prcucs ten 10 amend Section ef Arfi-
Gle VIII 81 me CITY Carer. ard for the
submission ~ sGch proposed am sndnert
fc he quaiisc8 voters OF the city at the
next general cleet5cn.
re Il received y ire City Council Of The
Civ e Seattle.
Tnat Section ~ Article VIII. q the
CITY Charter ~ Ths CITY % Seattle De
amended 50 as 10 read 50 follow !:
-ssects0n ! Tfsre STALL be sna = here
Is created boa "a of pgbtc work. Which
snail consist os fhF~e yzernse-S. to-Tit. tts
TIE clty engineer. wto sEaA b Chairman
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NIc>DtN FIR AUTHORIZATION.

NIcNDthE-TR. N>poRT
POS $AF-E-kt re- discount. enc Hrs3-csasS
fiCNet 10 DAWSON ely az the FIRST sna
UHtst ssvsT ser leaving : attic. W&ta frssn
"a. 90 A.W@ poIwts% Of freight. kNoH -.
kane = KssvB AsaFS aai.&tnS.
TICkETS IT, SkAGwAy and I,yea. s.
- So l. II ie8ES, T0ssZn ON nptc
blcfA
kE-atNfs> foR SALE.
MINERS WHO WISH To MAKE SALE
- NcStay nEcfsSAs2tso sA1sss IS a.
Cuce. Ne hsvw calls for property grosN
NeN York al and set Is sxnisln- a.
NasAiN&tcn c5GSk
READ NasRrtSk,IE.Nr u CryssalIzst
EssS. SiSia aASs.
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r,,f, DYEA AND sKAGwAT-The bark
Hsxblafsd Lagnt Viii ieays about febrG-
ayg ssh fos Dy@a and skazHaF- carrying
sYxlxnt OF al kinds. tssssssiis-k iuDDeF.
stoex has and merchandise. A lowest
rztss, Insurance.. - pr csnf. Fer space
Ard terms Apply IL Columbia street.
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b. s.nERs ATTESTIOS-Wyman's
Cs.l.sJila ion leather bo4ndj VI Tie Mining
and Land I.aNs OF Alaska. fns NORTH
IVES, Territory and British Columbia.
containing a 40 much instructive and val
uzris miscellaneous matter OF official
character, which said book has been
farorsely reviewed hy the Post lnteih-
renrsr and the Times. as a work Of gr ar
value 10 Eno<sr who are going TO the gota
0tlds-n1ay DC had in quantity ~ hb-
eral discount Make ~ your clubs and
secure club rates. Address. for inter-
View Jonn Aubrey Jones. IL Pine street.
City.
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO ST MI
rsayI and Dawson ely. knocked down
bssts boilers. etc. at reasgTA Die rates,
specsa! facilities. VIII contract With par
sI4 10 take freight and passengers 10
Al Michael. fsFst boat VIII leave Seattle
sfost April isf. o. CIV. parties a chance
fa BALD river boats before akon opens
-. Eor freight and passage apply Se-
attic 81 Michael & Dawson cts Trans
pTsatiou Co.. IL Columbia street.
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EoTIcE-Ietters fer Dawson City direct.
James II. Churchill. OF Fori Ste itc9Om-
Wash. leaves tor the klondike direct on
or about January -. Ans letters lnt~urt-
ed 10 him will be delivered IL Dawson
without delay. forward same 10 him Al
Fort SteiiaeooHl. Wash. inclosInS 81 car-
hers fee References. Dr. r l. God
dard superintendsnt w. W. ii. l.. Fort
s,silacoam Hon. VI. J. Gordon. asso. ate
Justice supreme court Tacoma: Dr.. j Is
foughary II y. Seattle: Hon. A. t. Van
q vanter. Kent Wash Maj. E. c. Mac
donald Spokane Wash.
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ETesIte1t q tle CIV Council.
Filed BY ne this Sist DAY OF January 1893.
WILL II. PARRY.
CITY Comptroller and sx-officio City Clerk
Date OF first publication February , fSaS.
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THE BUREAU OF INFORMATION,
Alaska Chamber Of Commerce, OF Ju-
nsau Alaska, has established branch
headquarters in Seattle. At the Hotel
Northern: Mr.. Frank r.. Howard. gen
sral manager. and Mr. Asa Gardner. as
sistant. are our only duly authorized
agents Far information pertaining TO
Alaska and the Yukon country, cal upon
them personally or address. Your letters
will be promptly answered.
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President PRO TEN OF the City Council.
Filed ny NE This an day Ct January.
fSeS. WILL ~ PARRY.
CITY Comptroller ard Ex-off3-io CITY Clerk.
Date OF erst uuhlica ton Janusrv - tst@
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-23
lola Manufacturing Co.'s Buildings.

have IN lowet with the thrilling lifs
of natures own forces, and behold the
Innumerable giants of steam that
turn the countless wheels OF toll at
their bidding, bearing the products
of hand and brain whitheis ever they
will. 1t Is then the forces of nature
directed by modern genius along
these special lines Of activity that has
enabled civilization to make such ra-
pid strides on this continent. II is
this that has built, in II few short
years, cities that win the admiration
of the world; and II is this wise dir &C.
ton of the knowledge of power in lay
ing the foundation of our gre' indus
tries that is do'ting this western
country with vigorous young cities
Leaving the general field We would
refer to the plant of the lola
Manufacturing Company as AN
undertaking that Is fast forg
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900 gallons per minute aud give II
stream of considerable volume.
Everyone requiring power to lift
water should certainly write for infor-
nation as to its advantages. he Of
iicers of the company ar' VIM
Nash, presidents; }. G. Lee, vice pres i
dent; II. d. Lee, treasurer: w. \.
Rutledge, secretary, and H. T.. Baker,
superintendent, while the directors
in addition to the foregoing are: G..
q Rutledge and Rev. b. f. Stauber.
They are all men of known rectitude
and enterprise, thoroughly qualified
I'm their several lines of work and are
TO he commended for the pract zeal
way in which they are building M
tn industry.
The company stand ready to fur.
nish estimates any work in their
line, whether il he the repairing al
making of machinery, mould n :
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ing to the front. 1t began bust.
ness last June, and since that time its
progress has been constant. The
works are located about one-half mile
east of the city, adjoining the rail
road and in the gas belt, which sup
plies them with fuel. The buildings
are as follows: One twO-story and
basement brick building of the di-
mensions of 40 by go feet. This is for
the purposes of the planning mill, but
at present has to accommodate the iron
working machinery until the new
building for that department Is fin
shed. In the planlng mill the com
pany undertake the manufacture Of
everything in this line, such as SASH
es, doors, mouldings, interior finish,
0illc9, store, bank, church aud other
fixtures. So satisfactory is the work
turned out in this department that 1t
IL operated 20 its full capacity. The
foundry is brick building of the iii
mensioDs of so by 100 feet, and con-
tains furnaces and appliances for the
molding Of everything In iron and
brass, The blacksmith shop Is a one
story building of 80 by 10 feet and Is
supplied with everything that is nee
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f arkenstein, whose offices are locat-
ed above the New York Store, LEILA.
The doctor il a native Prusslan, but
has pant over twenty-eight years In
the United States. lie Is "a graduate
OF the Berlin University, having re-
ceived his diploma in 1863, and also
from thu st. Louis Medical College in
1872. The doctor practiced in Austin,
Texas, for seven years, fourteen years
in Kansas aud six years in Missouri,
coming to lola recently, DR.. Won
Frankensteln does general practice,
but der otes more particular attention
to the treatment of asthma, for the
cure of which he has method that is
his own discovery, also all female and
chronic and kidney diseases and can
Ger.
The doctor guarantees perfect
cure and his qualifications in his
chosen specialties entitle him to the
confidence of the public. He is build
ing up "A fine practice, the results he
has attained being his best advestlse-
ment.' He will shortly be assisted by
his daughter, Miss Addle Won Frank
/ ensteln; who graduated fran the st
I'Louis Medical College in 1896.