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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-03

CITY TREASURER's NoTrcF-yo-,,--.
Ia hereby given that the assess-,s.,i IN NJ!
OF Local imprevement District No ~
City of Seattle, from North lina AZ p 81 -
street 10 the South line OF tsa,Ar Ss.ssd
under the provisions Of Orsijnsnsa -
-iS', providing FOR said inprevsmsn, =
grS NJ, Ine same ana constructing IA,
pay therefor by the mode Of snsv.se
by bonds, has heretofore been dnsv.sSa
tiled 10 me for collection. ana ina 49, ~
tive sums therein charged ana lsssss
against each lot and parcel Of lasa :
said district must De paid in ten ss,.'
annual payments. with interest rnn. ~ ~
whole sum so charged and levied - - -
tnstallments thereof az remain ,,ns M
al the rate Of ten percent ney annars ~
said interest mast he paid annual!y -
Eether with the annual tnstailmenlx ~
ing. due in each year. Said sums hsss
TO bear interest on the slst Say AZ y,s~es
airy. 1898. and the nth instasnsnt AZ 81
assessments and the interest for In. ~
year VIII BECOME due on the sist day 4
January. 1895.
Unless payment be made of satd ,ns.,a
ment OF principal and said interss, 8, )
before said Slst day of January ia ~
Same shall become delinquent. ami 49,
bear interest ut the rate of ten p<r csaf
per annum until paid, and II not uaid =
fore the came shall have become S.ss-
quent, penalty or five per cent shan \
added. and the sums delinquent shall =
entered ON annual tax-roll for the caryns
year against each lot and parcel az sni
SO delinquent and with the interest ~.
lected as other taxes, separate account -
ing kept thereof. and II not paid within -
time fixed for the payment OF City tara
shall be collected as such taxes ara al.
lected, together with such aaat;sssl
charges or penalties as are authorized a
he charged and collected on other dslIs.
quent taxes. and each lot or parcel % d.
lnquent shall be sold for the amount A
such assessment, with interest ana ep,s
at the time and In the manner and BIZ M
same authority as lands and lots are IA
for City taxes.
GEORGE r. MEACHAM
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seatsa
Date OF first publication Dec. siN, 1881
NOTICE TO ELECTORS. Notice n
hereby given that the poll hooks az the
several voting precincts OF the city q
Seattle, for the year 1855 are now In ihs
office of the City Comptroller end ex.
officio City Clerk. in the City Hall II
said city. and that the same are now
cren for the regstrat ton of voters and
the citizens of said City are hereby mott.
fled that they can register at said ofhca
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex0fIleio CITY
Clerk of the City OF Seattle.
Data of first pcblie1ti0u January 4 SS
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or y
State of Washington. for the L0nhiy -
King.-in tie matter Of the peIsleoa rx
the city of SEATTLE. a city OF III. -
class. thar just compensation. ~ -
made for the private properly. ~ 4
taken or damaged by the itnpso sa.,a,,s =
provided for and specified ~ ~ a..s. 4
No 2 gq1 az The C'ifv OF Seattle, sppfos1. y
October 18th. 1885. be ascsftuhenI -. =, Ne
jury or bv the court, tn case : pity Ig,,,,Tts
waived No. z4GaD. Summons lof PsAt
Cafien All
The state Of Washington 70 Mef lsala,s.
Trust COMPANY Of New York, = 80 ~ ~
ton organized under and by virtue s - ~.
laws Of the state q New YORK: Al wy
Loan and Trust Company, OF NJ. s,ir.
"A corporation organized under aIiu y yarx:
tue al ;he laws ~ tho state OF New l .p
kntCkerbocker Trust Company. = ~ ,hs
alton orRan!z-9 under and BY vi't9 ..re %.
laws Of the state Of New foIh. sr1ls
REEFS. Roger Jenkins, tire tenlna....sc-affof
ana Safe DEPOSIT Company, q GU X avs
organized under and by virtue " eanning-
Of the state Of Ohio; George L..,tes. Mrs.
ham and -- Cunningham, hiS = Atroef.
Marshall Cunningham, Mary .. s. hss
George j. Drummer and - w srr,sssrssyn,
wife. William Peterson and sarps
his wife. Samuel Sampson aIll,t.x Invest
son. his wife. Northern soahtasrn nrgan-
rnent Trust. Limited. a corpofa - tssr avs Of
lied under and by virtue Of ZIG -, con-
Great Britain: Lombard inves,t Under ard
pany. corporation Ofeaa'z ate OF Ais-
by virtue OF the laws Oh tls ~ Nor4
snuri, Land Mortgage bs i.e. srx4pisoo
unesr and ~ virtue % tha ave gsss1
Britain; Mary L. Basset. HIM. -. ID P1ee
and - Erevig hts wife; Geof4s -
Ton Jaryls ConkNa k0rtGe9e
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BIRTHS.

WARFORD-In Seattle. sun6ag: 1ana@fy
2. -. to The wife o. Z. s. WafiSffA'
s0n.
BMITH-In 6extoe. Saturday, Jansafs =.
lEe9. 10 Mr.. and Mrs., =. Alien sBi7s,
daughter.
GALLAGHER-In Seattle, Oh SeT fssy
day. 1895. to Mr.. aid Mrs, Aisas 'ss-
Iaxhef. . son
BOOK1GYER-in Seattle. Saturday Jaai-
airy /. 1Ak TO Mr.. and Mrs- H. . BOOK
H1HDP. n
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CITY notice..
NOTICE TO C0NTp s----

NOTICE TO OONTRsr-c-
SSNeees south lfnproresns--es 9 : : ~
->ot.cS Is hereby gwen tsss
80 =. 80 - received by ~. sssd NM
the Sly n Ss Ia card OF pubic rssgaea
Ftl1aN, January s;h. iSaS ~ sSaoek ..
leat % tlrSt Avenue Sn.sss Sas incfvrc
$3.50 ~ -}A of Nester We rem IA
S.ut1. o "a Saa Street by rsns.lsss. - ~
- oes"seh sad points a. nssng sa1
meat district No. f4s srs :.esai irapgpvS.
Ma tAe P.ans ard spsc,fas.,.s eeosdaasn
, an N '"e '''iee OF the 0 board y sss q
Eacn bid mus, be aecompansss :
t'ieea cNeeN. payable 10 ths crsana oy css.
comptroller. fer a sum nnt tss.lI OF the ciSv
PEP cSEt. o. the bud and M hSs s..d Ia Eve ss>
si4tF unless accompanied ~. nj " cnn-
arc sncceSstui bidder WIN s. ~ ~ .cAeck.
siiSeF iat5 J contract and furn,sss sa. $50 i
50. 80 tl'G -. .se amount reqgireSa -
" asnInSton. Within ten law -. ssa.s Il
noahtu o. the award Of fhs sssf eessaR
man, tall'AS 20 10 50, the sais ehAatSSss d
the amount liked therein wiIi hsarek saA
g t4S cay. Ne person IS eiigials - $500
Ger Wno mas wlsht1 two wears n-as ID
letting Of said contract rs,5s s sssf 70 Ia
payment at any jus, claim far sr r.-zat a
labor performed or any skin -. aetx ID
fNra lsAed pursuant 10 any salnh au.Asesss.
herein advertised. or who. wttbi,s a LAC q
years. ia!Ied 10 complete any sa Ssa N .st
Special attention is called 10 ar,s.,.
Of the city charter. as now IN re ,s x1sA
latinS 10 hours IF labor" ara 1--we = ~
viii, sec, 81, subs, / and ., re,a,,sssac.
bonds and sureNes. 'aahs =
The hoard OF public works r.ssx,
right 10 reject any and ali bids -
Proposals must he indorsesi on .,,..,.s
bid for First Avenue South r,nsssose
ment.' 1sapsese-
BY order % the hoard Of pl,h,ic v..s-
FRANK OLESoN Sss sssA1
Date OF first publication, Decsmh..s 2,
1897. "a
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate. sub
Ject to the usual conditions Will be re-
ceived at office of undersigned at Van
couver Barracks. state Of Washington,
which time they will be publicly opened,
for furnishing the following named sub
sistence stores required by the II. S.
Army. delivered at Dyea, Skaguay or
Alaska, as the government may
elect. not later than February /.
lSS: 1880 lbs bacon. short clear
sides. 70 TO so lbs, each side
covered with muslin. packed two
sides in one securely sewed gunny; H.
500 lbs flour, number | spring wheat,
fresh ground. good color perfectly sound
TWO 30-lb sacks in burlap: $3.50 lbs bak-
ing powder. absolutely pure, in la-lb cans.
lib cases; GOO lbs beans. while hand
picked, in i00-lb double sacks: 5000 lbs
split peas, in 10o-lb double sacks; 5000 lbs
rice, head. in l00-lb double sacks; 5000
lbs coffee, roasted. ia l00-lb double sacks:
500 lbs tea, English breakfast in half
chests; l5.Qoo lbs sugar, extra G. in 100-lb
double sacks; LOCO gallons vinegar, free
from adulteration. in 2Q-gallon kegs; 1900
lbs salt. in lNo-lb double sacks; $50 lbs
pepner 81 sa ok sro@nd Glib tips. 25lb
2,"i lbs chocolate plain I'm l2-fb boxes:
1900 lbs butter. creamery. in tubs OF
about 80 lbs; LceS cans milk. condensed,
cssed.
Samples OF all articles should acconnapv
proposals. The cost of delivery at dcstini-
ton must be included In price OF the arti-
Gle. All packages must be in good condi-
ton and plainly marked with the name of
the article therein, and the gross tart. and
net weight Bids may be sent by telegraph.
Articles subject To inspection at points ~
purchase by Undersigned or some person
designated by him
d. l. BRAINARD CAPTAIN
December 2s 1897. - NY
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ALASKA kLOND|kE
WANTS.
kLoSDIkE-INroRMATios.

FREIGHT To ST. MICHAEL and Daw,
So7 City. any and 2il kinds. kiloc esa
Gown beats boi.erS. etc. 1t reason SIS.
rates: special facilities: viii coniEtS1
WITH parties 20 take freight and pasSen
gers 70 s.. Michael II desired: nrSS cessS
will taays Ssss.flp about A;sgli 1st 10 gave
parties a chance 10 build river boats VS.
fore Yukon opens up. For tre4gAt At s
ss-s-s Seattle National Bank building
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Tbs
State of Washington. for the County 4
King. l.. IL. Hole. Trustee, plaintiff. yA
Isaiah II. Page and Fila Page. his vile
Byron L. Page and Ida Page, his vile;
Keene Guaranty Savings Bank. Z. X
Lilienthai. Ii. Il. Hilton. as aduinss;fa.
tor OF the estate of Nj. +. Brown, descas
ed: Seattle Logging Company. .HaiJ
Grocery Company, and L. I. Esnssa
receiver of Haley Grocery COMPANY
the estate of Martin Y. Stewart e.
ceased; Frank Wetmore aud knaEa
Burrell d Company. defendants IA
24,5iJ Summons for Publication. !,
The Stale Of Washington TO the ~
Keene Guaranty savings Bank. Z. :
T.ilienthal, and II. Is. Hilton, as admins
traitor OF the estate of NJ. Il. Brown. "
ceased, defendants: .
You are hereby summoned 70 apGs.
within sixty days after the date d ~
first publication of this summons to'NiI
Within sixty days after the I'd dss
November 1897. and defend the aboss eE
titled action in the above entitled csass
and TO answer the complaint OF the plls
TIN, and serve a copy OF your answer 1pos
tile undersigned attorneys for pia.nllAs y
their office below stated; and III casa
your failure 80 10 do, Judgment VIII ps IT -
dered against you according 10 tae sr
mand OF the complaint, which has oess
filed with the clerk OF said court,
The object of said action - 10 i9fecipS
a mortgage upon the following describe
real estate I'm King County. to-wit: Al y
lot one % in section ~ eniy-hye ~, az
lots six. seven. eight and nino y, !. aM
81. In section twenty three CD. also u
north half OF the northeast quarter ". y,
OF -. r. "a of section tweIiiy-six t-uI, -
all OF tho William H. Gillian Donaua5
Claim number forty ttW. being paris = =
sections twenty-three and twenty ielr " Y.
ana 20, more particularly descTlpsl ~ .
United States Patent 10 said esi!iiantt b.; "
corded in Volume OF Deeds Of sa'd hias
therefrom the part conveyed ~ bsnJam =
+. Briggs and wife To John foahtaiiati 90 -
corded in Volume - of Deeds OF said ~
County at page iGi. All OF said acre 80
being situated In Township twenty -
t23l north. OF range four 90 east, OF
willamette Meridian, and CONTAINING, - -
elusive of said land sold TO Gid foun's -
three hundred (}G9J acres, more or ies. y
gether with all and singular the prisIssss.s'
tenetnente hereditaments and apputr
nances thereunlo belonging or I'D aw
wise appertaluing. Said mortgage Wa y. - =
ecuted by Isaiah II. Page and Lila rass
his wife, Byron L. Page and Ida rag l 2.
TO secure their note OF even date, iof ~, 49,.
teen thousand four hundred au. -
1913 0f1 00l. due FIVE years after t4ts. 81
interest az d per cent per annuin. "a
mortgage was recorded October iotn. - -
In Book Is Of Mortgages, page 90. , assgaS
OF King County, Washington. ~ sA'p ,iss
asks that all the right titie. intefes.:. ~.
and equity of redemption OF the asieHs'
ants be forever barred and foreciog,an.;
REID & MEADE.
plaintiffs Attorney
r .. Address: Chamber OF Com nv u.
Building, Tacoma. Pierce County, "ae'
Ington.
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ARCANA Lodge. No. 81, r. and A. ~.
meets second and fourth Mondays each
month
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

STArTT.E LODGE. No $40. T. O. f. H.,
Nili hold the first regular meeting Of
January next Wednesday evening There
VIII be initiation and other important
business
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ssrgfJT-TE ~ Parties having s@cost~
ssaaxs ksssts@s Cor sale write fun y.Rrssr21-
lars u 'Eszs4az SaUca a. la@x4~
ygerks. victoria, 3. G.. good prices ard
srgt - sh
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
San FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
.nsHeeiS ana contractors; bridge ouila-
Ing. dredging haTbor improvements and
general contracting. Charles street and
First avenue south,
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY. builder.
OF bridges for railroads and highways:
PIE drlVing: tresiie and wharf building
49, 81 5000 .-a..onsL karh hundlng.
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L. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Portland
Greg. Jan. 3. 1ssS,-Sealed proposals
Yamhili River. Oregon. will be RECEIVED
here unfii II m. February 10 lS9s. and
then publicly opened. Information f,ir-
nished on application. ". l.. FISK.
Capt. Eugrs
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0aTeAs, Marriages. Deaths
in order 20 secure correct insertion q
EctjceU under these head ags. the sau.s
should - 1aft ~ the business Office o us
paper. No charge IN made for sucf nc1sfss
Funeral notices. resolutions or orr. 80 -
elAf aunooneeunagta viii be charge. g. shS
e1te a. y cents per ilne each inssTr1olsS
rODT-TNTELI.TfsE.ss ~ -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-20
KING "BOHBA'S" BROTHER.
From The Pail Mall Gazette.

From The Pail Mall Gazette.
Following an ancient and pleasing tradition
OF the Italian Army, the cavalry regiment UNI
terto | Is preparing a cordial reception foI
Contessna Vais di Valbranca, daughter Of the
nsul-Genera of Portugal in Rome. OH her
entering as they say, the family Of the res-
mcnt by her marriage with Don Luigi OF Bour-
bon, Lieutenant in thu Umbcrto l. This simple
announcement sounds strange to the ears OF
Italians. who do rot forget that Lieutenant
Luigi of Bourbon is cousin to the Count Of Ca
serta, pretender to the throne of the two Sicies
who is spoken of by his adherents His
Majesty King Alphonse !. But it must be re-
II embered that Don Luigi belongs 10 branch OF
the family that has distinguished itself by OPP
Cying the Bourbons Of Naples. His grand
father was Count dAqua. brother Of Ferdinand
H. King "Bomba"
oCdest figures in the whole family More Nea-
politan than all tn, Neapolitans put together,
he always spoke the dialect. and hardly knew
the Italian language. while he spoke French
Ike a native. He used to recount with much
umor how h, was married at eighteen years OF
age: They offered me the choice Of three wives
the Duchesse d'Aumale. a Bavarian. or
brazilian Princess none OF whom had ever
seen. | chose the one the fur.hcSt away
the one in Br nil On the day Of my arrival
In Rio Janeiio they made me Brazilian i'm
perial prince and the second day admiral-n-
chief of the navy | only captain of the
81 ip that had taken me there that | was an
admiral on la I'D in the morning and mere
CaL tain at in the evening. his nephew.
King Francis H. toward the end Of his reign in
1850 exed him for having prepared coup
detat which aimed at giving constitution to
The kingdom. To the great scandal OF ms tailiiy
in 1883 ne came to Rome. and visited King
Uumbert at thc Quirnal. saying with shrug.
Il am tired Of the farce; want to die at nome
not abroad, like a dog.
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THE Old SEAL or THE TREASURY.

W. f Curtis in The Chicago Record.
The old seal OF the Treasury which mas just
been discarded for a new one has earned rese :.
According 10 the records Of the department u
has been impressed upon bonds OF the Uni %
states 70 the value OF so 297. 534, 900 or these
%I8 1900 were original issues The re-
mainder were bonds issued In place OF others
that had matured or were surrendered for ex-
Change or transfer.
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At HOME ~ BOSTON.

From The Chicago Times Herald.
Ct Iouis claims to have a woman whose eyes
are turning to stone. She would probably gel
along all right In Boston; all the Boston girls
use the cold, stony glare, II the novelists ara
trustworthy.
The Mena star., 1898-10-05

We offer One Hundred Dollars nc
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Ou'.'
+. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo /"
We, the undersigned, have known =
J. Cheney for the last fifteen Se''s
and believe him perfectly honoraO's y
all business transactions, and nDSn
cially able to carry out any oolga'i0''
made by the firm.
West & Truax. wholesale drugsi'1'
Toledo, o. ).
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, whoie'''
druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken ih'ei'''
ly, acting directly upon the o'o0o -
mucous surfaces of the system ~
rs cents per bottle. Sold by al ''''
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family pills are the pest az
The Mena star., 1898-10-05
Mineral and Slate to Omaha.

NJ. Il. Durham, who has devoted
much time to prospecting for mineral
in this county, started Monday evening
for Omaha, taking a cabinet of various
minerals as gathered in this county to
show at the exposition there. He has
ganese and anthony aud is prepared
to give all information wanted by in
quirers. Mr.. Durham also took some
fine specimens of red and black slate.
the product of the Eureka and South
western slate mines of this county.
The Mena star., 1898-10-05
Three DOCTORS in consuItalIo.

From Benjamin Franklin.
when you are sick what Won nLs
best should be chosen for a medicine
in the first place; what experience tells
you is best, to be chosen in the secpd
place; what reason Il. e., theory saw,
is the best to be chosen in the last
place. But if you can get DIR. Inclpa
ton, DIR. Experience and DIR. Reason
to hold consultation together tbey
will give you the best advice that can
be taken"
When you have bad cold DR.. Inci.
nation would recommend Cham berlains
Cough Remedy because it is pleasant
and safe to take. DIR. Experience
would recommend it because
it ne yer fails to effect speedy and
permanent cure, DR.. Reason would
recommend it because it is prepared on
scientific principles, and acts on ma
lures plan in relieving the lungs,
opening the secretions and restoring
the system to a ma tural and healthy
condition. For sal e by f. G. Savage
Oct. Him.
The Mena star., 1898-10-05
Interested In Slate Mines.

A. w. st. John of Mena, Ark, ar
rived last night from Kansas City,
where he had been on business. be
had with him, and left at this Office
samples of slate, both red and black
taken from deposits near Mena ES'
perts in Kansas City pronounced these
samples equal If not superior, to any
now on the market, and manifested
great interest in the product coming
from Arkansas. As far as known these
are the only deposits west OF Pennsy'
vania and the slate, Mr.. St John says
Is practically without limit Ine'e
mines are owned by two compan'eS'
Mr.. St. John having third interest 10
one. While in Kansas City he was
offered all the capital needed to de
velop the quarries. Carthage lMol
Press.
The Mena star., 1898-10-05

Mena grows faster than the
school fund of this school district
and as consequence the school
rooms are over-crowdcd with
pupils. There are few who real
izc the difficulties that beset the
Mena school board in its efforts to
provide for the school children
who increase in numbers so much
more rapid than tho school funds.
This is condition which confronts
all new and rapid growing towns
as it is not possible to get proper
ty assessed and collect the taxes as
rapidly as the population increases
and as a result, the school board
is restricted in its work. These
conditions will change in due time
and then we can erect new school
buildings and employ moro teach
ers.
The Mena star., 1898-10-05

ever saw in the West. 1t was
gotten up and managed by two
enterprising young business men
who secured the use of grounds
with tracks, ETC., previously pre-
pared by a fair association that
had not been successful.
These young men called this the
"Market Fair and advertised it
thoroughly, Offering liberal pre-
miums and procuring good at
fractions. The merchants of Car
thage helped out by giving liberal
special premiums and were well
paid by the immense crowd they
helped bring from abroad. The
managers made money and all the
people were satisfied. Other fair
associations and towns might do
we'll to profit by the example set.
In the famous Light Guard band
which furnished music for the
occasion, was our j. X. Knudson,
leader of the Port Arthur Route
band of this place.
The Mena star., 1898-10-05

the foundation of your farmiDo
must be made firm if you VOL nn'eA
successful.-Gravette News %
Good roads are a countru
vertisements, next to good school. ~
even good schools seem I'M ald
where there are no good s's'Ole
Stuttgart Free Press.
The first condition to success
profession or vocation, is to h.'3
good man to start with. True y
hood is the foundation upon ms 'a
the superstructure must rest. Wa 'A
it life will be like the house tonns s''
on the sand.-Little River News 'u
While farmers with large areasso.
times claim that farming don, Ivy
other farmers manage to live ana ~
something on ten acres. One !, s
successful farmars on a small ), 4'
made it rule when he went 70 -
ket to bring home more mopav !,
he carried. His rule was to enao.~
to sell, in value, more than bs ="
chased, and to grow everything :, !,
farm for his own use that thu 10
would produce. Malvern Meteor
When once the Arkansas farm.
learn to realize the true importaro. :,
the diversity of crops and comula,.,s
do away with the old system OF co,,o.
production, then we will see a eb.,..
in the proper direction, and the rs,u
will be that the Arkansas apricel,n.
alists will find themselves prosna,o..
and independent and no Longer slave.
to the production of an article wb;oh
no longer commands recognition unoD
the market. Vale King Cotton
Stuttgart Republican.
The Mena star., 1898-10-05

Efforts are being made by the
big mills of the country to form a
trust and control the price of flour
to consumers. We do not believe
it can succeed, but if it does it
will only be another object lesson
to teach the people that they must
lcgislatc to prevent the formation
of such combinations to plumber
the people.
The Mena star., 1898-10-05

The people of the United States
will watch with great interest the
result of the recent election in
Canada on the question of prohib-
ting the liquor traffic. The re-
suit of the vote showed that the
people of Canada are in favor of
prohibiting the traffic, but it re
mains to be seen whether national
prohibition can be made to pro-
hibit. We believe it can.
The Mena star., 1898-10-05

lfyou are afflicted with any of the
miserable skin diseases such as itch,
ringworm, letter. eczema, or other sim
liar troubles. try Hunts Cure. 1t is
sure and speedy remedy and costs
only so tents per box. Guaranteed
Jackson Drug Co. 30-4t
The Mena star., 1898-10-05

Every city counc il should be
sure that it is right before it grants
an exclusive franchise for any
purpose. In all such cases the
rights and privileges of the people
should be considered first.
The Mena star., 1898-10-05

The Star is the only all home
print weekly paper published in
this section of tho state and it has
the largest circulation and the
greatest advertising patronage
The Mena star., 1898-10-05
Fever situation Worse

Jackson, Miss, Oct. 3.-The yellow
fever situation in jackson grows stead
lily worse in spite of all efforts to pre-
vent the spread of the disease. Yes.
terday's record of new cases, ten, is
the highest yet and more people are
leaving the city for northern points.